Andermncille Xeivs
Shield Anderson
Leav es For Europe
Youth Fmharks
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2 Shield .Anderson left Monday
2 f:r Camp Kilmer. N. J From
. there, he will leave one day this
2 week for somewhere in Europe.
2 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ander
• son and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
J McCraw went to Charlottesville.
• Sunday afternoon, to see Mrs
21 Anderson's brother-in-law. Pitt
“ man Amos, who is a patient the
Z- University Hospital.
2 Mrs. Irvy flood and Eugene
• flood went to Bluefield. last week.
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to tlie funeral ol Mrs Flood's sis
ter. Mrs. Belcher Eugene came
home the following cim\ but Mrs
Flood stayed on for a lew days
with the Belcher family
Visits Molh< t
Mis. Eugene Hood spent two
days ol last week With her mother
Mrs Walden
Miss Alice Folic, \isiled mend.'
in Oliarlollesville mei Hie week
end.
'1 he Rev W R Jones was a
supper guest in [he Her. home
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Tvanhoe Morgan
and Patricia spent Sunday. Jan
25. with Mrs. Hattie Morgan Mr,
C. J. Spencer. Miss Martha Spell-'
eer and Miss Lula Flood were
recent visitors m M.> Moi can's
home.
Sunday (lur.-ns
Mr and Mrs, Luther Walden :
-pen! a eon nle of da vs with Mi
Addzesttofood...
have a Coke with meats
Coca-Cola is a distinctive meal-time beverage.
•More and more restaurants are serving Coke a
with food. Next time you’re eating out
say, “I’ll have a Coke.”
and Mrs. Thompson, last wec-tc.
Sunday afternoon cullers in the
Thompson home were Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Davis and Mr. and
Mrs Wilson and Jane.
Mrs. Ford Cole is staying with
1i ■ Atom Glover, who recently
itne home from llie hospital.
Mr- -lack Anderson spent Mon
day ni-ht in Richmond with Mrs.
Mai ks.
Mr and Mrs Richard Ellis call
ed in the Jack Anderson home.
Wednesday night.
Miss Mary Anne Davidson spent
several days cf last week at her
home. here.
Soil Is Rom
Mr and Mrs James DuVal have
announced the birth of a son.
The officers ot the Forest Ridge
Grange for 1053 were installed at
a meeting at the Grange Hall
Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Swarting and their children.
Anne and Henry, of Goochland,
were present and took charge of
the installation service Ernest
li .wlmg. master of the Curdsville
Grange. anV Dr. Roland Hutch
ings were guests at tins meeting.
Robert B. Ragland,
Dillwyn, Promoted
At European Post
" Robert B Ragland, son of Mrs.
Sallie Rasland. Route 3. Dillwyn.
was recently promoted to corporal
while serving with the U. S. force
in Trieste.
A free territory established be
tween Italy and Yugoslavia after
World War II. Trieste is under
the jurisdiction af the United
Nations Security Council
1! is garrisoned by troops from
i he l mted States. Great Britain
and Yugoslavia.
A
PI BLK' AITTION
Hli.l HI Ill'Ll)
Sat., Jan 31 1953
WY Will Sell Auythiny
Farm Machinery. Furni
ture or Anything
You I!ring
J iir I urtliei liitoriii.ilinii l
< all
( . It. "MAC" MvCAIlTER
Phone 113K
DIU.WYX VIRGINIA |
Hassell Evans, above, is the
new chief executive of Rurilan
National, chosen last week dur
ing the national convention, iri
Richmond. Mr. Evans is super
intendent of school-, of Unicoi
County, Tennessee, a former
agriculture teacher and a grad
uate of the University of Ten
nessee. He has previously served
as Ruritan District Governor
for D'c Slate of Tennessee.
Worsham P-TA
Meets Tuesday. ?:.“{()
The Worsham P-TA will hold
its regular monthly meeting a’
7:30 o'clock on Tuesday evening.
Feb. 3. in the Worsham High
School, auditorium. There will be
skits honoring the Founders Da'
of the organization. Also, a shav
er will be given the first grade
room with refreshments served in
that room
Patron.- and oilier friend i of the
sdv'ol are requested to notice the
new hour of inerting. 7:30 p. m.,
and are urged to be present
NOTICFS
TO THE VOTERS OF AMELIA
NOT TOW \Y. POWHATAN
(IIINTIKS
I wish to announce that I will
he a candidate for re-election to
the House of Dele ales represent
ing Amelia. Nqttowav one* Powha
tan counties, subject to the Dem
ocratic primal'-, July 14. 1953.
The confidence and support you
have l iven me m the past is deep
ly •tippiec.a tod I trust that I may
have the honor and privilege of
servine you attain in the next term
of thi VIMTtf Oorttral A®"embb'.
( M. WALUKOT
.M.imibero Va.
\\ hen you See it . . . Value Cheek
it... Test Drive it ... you'll know,
why so many folks are jumping
on the J9od Ford "band wagon.”
You get your choice of league
leading ‘‘Go” in the 'o.l Ford's \ -8
and Six i "wer plants, 'l et it’s eco
nomical "Go" with Ford's Auto
matic Power Pilot watching (very
drop of gas. In Ford's Crestmark
Body you get "living” room that's
the finest and mo ii.nior...h|" in
the low-price field Y d you get
Foru s new \Vonder Hide that will
give you a new slant on how a car
■tkvuld ride.
.fp*4*n>«tic Dm#, Wfitr# *id#woll Hf«»
optional at #«tfo co#t. fquipm#nt, occ#-.to*i«k
and tnm *ubi#ct to chong# without no* t*.
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NEW FORD WONDER RIDE makes roughest roads
feel velvet smooth. It’s a brand new kind of
rid' in3de up o’ many adv.i iced fe.Pure; like lord'
more responsive sp; ■’/ . new soltei sf; ,c■ Absorber
action, wide front tread u;.J many other"
Cumberland Churches
To Join for Week’s
Preaching Mission
An Interdenominational Preach
ing Mission will be held in the
Cumberland village beginning
Sunday. Feb 8. and continuing
throughout the week. This meet
ing will be sponsored by the three
denominations. Baptist Presbyte
rians. and Methodist churches,
with invited ministers of each
respective church doing the
preaching.
The Rev. Richard Powell, a .stu
dent in the Graduate School of
Union Theological Seminar y.
Richmond, Va.. the Rev. Joseph
A. Wagnon. a pastor in the North
Carolina Methodist Conference,
and Dr J B Hill. Executive
Secretary of the Baptist Sunday
Board of Virginia will be the
guest ministers.
The Sunday evening- service will
be held in Center Presbyterian
Church. Monday evenin'; and con
tinuing through the week, serv
ices will be held in the Cumber
land High School auditorium.
All services will be at 8 o’clock,
and the public is invited.
rnc of Scottsvillc
Meets with Hostess
Mrs. George T. Omoliundro was
hostess to the January meeting of
the Sc ttsville Chapter ol the
United Daughters of the Confede
racy at her heme on Route 20.
Thursday.
Miss Annie Nicholas talked to
the groups on Lee and Jackson,
whose birthdays come in January.
He talk came after the business
ession
In addition to Miss Nicholas
and Mrs. Omoliundro. ethers pre
sent were Mrs. W F. Paulett. Mrs.'
Henry Omoliundro. Mrs. George
T Omoliundro. Jr.. Mrs. Cary N.
Moon. Mrs Ollie Clements. Miss
Ida l.onderee, Mrs. R V Krouse.
Mrs. F K Paulett. and Mrs. Har
old H Pari.
SERVICES
DITCHING — let us dig your
dutches, septic tanks, etc. by ma
chine .especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited.
Putney Plumbing and Heating.
ITione 48.!. Farmville. Va. 4-21-tf
BRIGGS <V STRATON. Clinton
Fewer Products. Roo. Lawson and
Continental engines. Call Carl
il< liner, 093. Farmville, Va.
11-18-tf
l.AVVN MOWER sharpening. Pick
in' and delivery service. Call Carl
Heiiner, 093, Farmville. Va.
11-18-tf
BUILDING roads, ponds: clearing
and heavy-discing land: digging
basements. R J Collins. Rt. 1.
Farmville. Va Phone 3029 R
l-30-9p
The Oldest Cleaning and
P'i s-.nu establishment
in Farmville
The Children's
Clothes...
Last longer and look
better if they are regu
larly cleaned and press
ed. Try the Kleanicell
nay.
M < Give Green Stamps
All Clothes Handled by Us Ar
Insured Against Fire and
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LEGAL NOTICES
\ irginia:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, January 23, 1953.
Commonwealth of Virginia and
County of Prince Edward Com
plainants,
Vs. In Chancery
, tunes Craflon. if living, or if he
be dead, the heirs, devisees and
successors in title of James
Grafton, whose last know:n ad
dress was Prince Edward County.
Virginia, who are made defen
dants by general description of
Parties Unknown. Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is to en
force a tax lien of the Common
wealth of Virginia anu the Coun
ty of Prince Edward in the
amount of $25.00. together with
interest, penalties and cost on a
certain tract or paicel of land
standing in the name of James
Grafton, and described as fol
lows :
That James Craflon is the
owner of record of the following
tract of land: All that certain
tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Leigh District, Prince
Edward County. Virginia, bound
ed as follows: By metes and
■rounds taken from a survey
made on the 10th day of July.
;<H7. bv E. O Whitenoad begin
ning at a stone on the Right of
Way of the N & W Ry., thence
along same to a corner marked
by a piece of iron, thence N
>1.4.7 W. 13.8$ chains to corner
at Gum Tree on Gwen and
Holmes line, thence N 83.30 W
5.00 chains to coiner stone,
thence alone < Scorer Owen - hike
522 10' !•:. 12.58 chains to 1 It*
beginning and containin' lo
acres, more or loss, beau: tin
same properly com eyed to Janie.
Crafton by deed dated July tS
’918.-from George M Owen, of
record in Deed Book 87 page 214
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according to law. suit
.i:•; that liir defendant. James
Craftor. :i . no; a tvsi
oent of the's;att of V:r dnia ttnd
his last known post office address
is unknown and that the names
and post office admi sses oi hi
deusees anti successors in title, it
ant such, are unknown., it i:
onirred to.lt 'aid J.'.uuv f'rafto!
if liviii!', and ucl UNKNOWN
I’Mf.I'll--' do appeal wittiiii ten
da,\s after due punlitulion of the
order and do w n.n .. v he neces
sary to protect their interest in
this suit.
Horace Adam Clerk
Will P Ha> Jr |> u. t-27-2t
Fewer disabled pi acre in jobs
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