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,\eun from Cumberland Club Members Prepare One-Disb Meal At Meeting In Mrs. Clements* Home v_

The Stark Jett. Jr.. Fanmille 'Sub-District Youth Fellowship Meeting will be held Saturday. • Feb 7. in the Powhatan Metho |dist Church, beginning at 6:J0 p m. with a box suppei Cars will leave Cumberland at <) i> m. Mrs. Margaret P. Bogg; visited her sister. Mrs. Charles Goodwyn. and Mr. Gcodwyn. of Dundas. last ! Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Couch were visitors of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J J Bis hop. of Crewe. Miss Virginia Crockett. 1. ms wood College student, spent the past week end here as guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs E. F. Crockett. Mrs. E. L. Seay. Jr , and Mrs. H. D. Moring were hostesses at the February meeting of the Cum berland Home Demonstration Club held in the recreation room at "Rock Garland." home of Mrs. J. G. Clements, president. A one . dish meal and cheese tonda -vere ■ prepared by Mrs. Georgia Wilker son. home demonstration agent. A generous helping was served to ; the 15 members and four visitors . present. It was followed by George Washington cherry tarts and ' cookie hatchets for deserts, also inscription candy hearts. The hos tesses presented each one present with a sentimental valentine Meeting Postponed The church meeting of the Fitzgerald Baptist Church sche duled for Friday night, Feb. 0. Jnas been postponed. Mr. and Mrs. R O. Garrett left Saturday for a two weeks' vaca •{tlrin in Florida. *• Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Vogel and ^their children were recent visitors -*of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Scha 'Jow in Alexandria. > Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kanipe had ^jns their guests during the week jcnd. Mr. and Mrs. Otha Chappell ■*nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Phelps 'with their daughter. France',, of -«Jarratt. ~ Saturday Visitors j■ Mr .and Mrs. A. I.. Brandt visit -U'd Mrs. Laura Vernon, Saturday ^nt the home af Mr. and Mrs. M. -J. Griles in Amelia.

Mr and Mis. W. 11. Bpeas spent a lew days, last week visiting friends and relatives m Ml Airv, N. C Guest ■ ot Mi and Mrs VV I' Norman lor the week end were Mr and Mrs. T. J Norman and their daughter, l.inda Fae. of Charlottesville. Youth Parly Thirty-five members and a few invited guests attended the party of tlie Cumberland Youth Fellow ship. Saturday night, held in the community cabin. Following the ".ames. the refreshments commit tee. composed of Misses Shirley Pembelton, Mary Ann Go rge and F.lvu Brown, served mixed soft drinks with cookies, potato chips, peanuts and candies Chaperones were the Rev. J. S. King. Metho dist pastor, and Mrs. King, Mrs. H D. Mcnng, counselor, and Mrs. M H K nipe. assistant. Mr. and Mrs, Meriwether Vaughan Smith, with their sons. Bill and Buck, and Miss Mary E. Godsey expect to spend the week ; end m I.ynchburg as guests* of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vance Munsey. Mr. and Mrs. W. L Dauby were . week end guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William M Slate, of Petersburg District Meeting Mrs. .1 G Clements and Mrs, P L. Duncan attended the execu tive planning board meeting of District 10 Home Demonstration Clubs, Tuesday of last week, held in the Hotel Albemarle Char lottesville. The family of A F. Brown had as their guests. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R L. Pembelton and son. Michael, of Richmond, and Mrs and Mis Herman Pembelton and their son, Ronnie, of Amelia. Mrs. Gladys De.Lunette and Mi and Mrs. Am. s DeJarnette. with their son Tad. of Richmond, were week end sty \sts of Mr and Mrs. C. D. Brown Miss Ida Amos ac companied them to Richmond after spending the week etui at her home here Recent guests of Miss Fannie 'I' Foster and J. T Foster. Jr., were Mr. and Mrs r, j Davis, of Dillvvyn.

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'flipper George returned to Richmond. Monday, after .spend ing the past week end here with his m ther, Mrs. M. M. George. Sunday Guests Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Foster, last Sunday, were her sis ter. Mrs. O B. Smith, and her family, of Farmville. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dauby visit ed Mrs. Fula A. Coleman. Sun day who is a patient in St. Luke's Hospital. Richmond. J C. Haves attended the Amert- i can foresters' meeting of the i Eastern Area in Roanoke, the I past week. Mrs B S Thomas has been a patient at Stuart Circle Hos-! pital. the past ten days. Anniversary Mr and Mrs. E. Allen Carter, Mrs. J. Ci. Clements and Mr. and ' Mrs. Cl. G. Wilkinson were among i the guests of the Rev. and Mrs.! Wallace R. Evans at their home, I :i03 Essex Place. Richmond, for | their golden wedding anniversary j .toui.to; u si suuAa uk uoy atix! celebration. Wednesday. Jan. 23 : pastor of the Cumberland Meth odist Charge. Mrs. R. L. Plippen, who has been ' confined to her room for some time, is gradually improving. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Smith and sons were recent visitors of Mr. | and Mrs. C. C. Hundley, of Clover Hill Farm. Hampden - Sydney Road. Farmville. Visits Daughter Mrs. M. M. George spent sev eral days m Richmond, this week, at the home of tier son-in-law and j daughter. Mr. and Mrs. N. R Huskey. Mrs. II D. Moling, district ••ecretary. will attend an executive beard meeting of the Farmville Dim net Parent-Teacher Associa- [ lion. Friday. Fell 12. in Black- . stone at the home of Mrs. John F. Koonce, district chairman. j Mr-. Richard H Blanton en- j tenanted the Cumberland Bridge j Club. Tuesday evening. FOREIGN AID The amount of foreign aid the j House will approve will depend on ; the report of Secretary of State i John Foster Dulles and Mutual j Security Administrator Harold E. . Stassen on Europe's efforts at | self-help, according to Robert B. Clnperfield. chairman of the For eign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives.

Cumberland Tobacco Growers Invited To ‘Problem’ Sessions A great deal of research has been conducted this past year on both flue-cured and dark fired tobacco. This information should be of great importance to every tobacco grower in Cumberland County. A program has been arranged by E. L. Seay. Jr., Cumberland county agent, to have VPI spe cialists discuss tobacco problems at Cumberland Court House on Wednesday. Feb. 11. G. R. Mathews, Associate Ex tension Agronomist from VPI. will discuss varieties, fertilizers, and general management prob lems. S. B. Fenne. Extension Plant Pathologist from VPI, will discuss diseases and insects and the means of controlling and pre venting them. At 1:30 p. m.. tlie discussion will be on flue-cured tobacco, and at 7:30 p. m., the discussion will be on dark fired tobacco. "All tobacco growers please try and attend these meetings, and bring your friends and neigh bors." County Agent Seay says.

Guinea On Tuesday evening. Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Addleman and daughter, Barbara, were guests of Miss Mattie Blanton. Mrs. Lewis Newton and daughter. Anne, of Farmville. They were confined to their homes, recently, by sickness. The Charles Womack Jr., fam ily, of "Woodvillr '. were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. J. Smith and family, of Guinea Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dennis, of Hopewell, were recent guests of the Frank Brown family R. E Garnett and W D. Walker left Saturday for a trip to Florida. \t ‘■'ellowshin Miss Barbara Addleman at- 1 tended the Cumberland Youth ( Fellowship party on Saturday I evening, Jan. 31. at tne log cabin ! in Cumberland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and ; on. Bernard, were -Sunday lunch eon guests of Mr and Mis. J. C Dennis and family, of the Raines neighborhood. Lt. David Walker, of Washing ton. D. C . is spending some time j at his home here. Jack Shumaker is a visitor of Iris sister. Mrs. R. E Garnett, and j children, Edmund. Til and Betty Sue. Mrs. R B. Addleman and Bar bara were Sunday afternoon 1 guests of Mr and Mrs. A M. Blanton, who have been confined to their homes by sickness. Luncheon Guests Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. J P. Stratton were Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Friend, ot Drakes Branch: Mrs. John Hol mand and granddaughter. Olivia Jenkins. The William Giles family, of Richmond, were week end guests i in the W. B. Walker home. Mrs. George Bailey, of Char lottesville. spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B Ii Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wootten. of Burkeville, were Sun day guests in the same home. Richard Morgan, ol the Semi nary. in Richmond, brought an inspiring message to the congre gation at Guinea Church Sunday. Among those at church were Mrs. William Johnson, of Freehold. N. J.: Lt. David Walker, of Wash ington. D. C.: Mrs. George Bailey, of Charlottesville: Mrs. William Giles, of Richmond. Mi. and Mrs. j Bob Wootten. of Buikeville: Mr. : and Mrs. D. M. Beasley and Lewis j Crawley, of Cumberland: Mr and , Mrs. Charles H. Friend, of Drakes ; Branch. Mr. Walker Out Friends of W. K. Walker were glad he was able to oe at church Sunday. J. A. Hazelgrove. of "Forkland," went to Richmond, last week, on business. The Official Board of Centena ry Church met at the church Ace Back In Action

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Mi's. Elmo Stinson and Mrs. John Wright were glad to hear that others in the Farmville neighborhood saw the flying sau cer Thursday morning. Now peo ple can't say they were dreaming or just "seeing things." Mrs. Stinson watched it while coming from Dillwyn on Route fiO going east. Most public places were still closed and she was unable to stop and tell others so they c uld see. It was going out of sight when she arrived at home and pointed it out to others. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Arndt, of Richmond, were Sunday visitors of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Arndt. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Orange mid little daughter. Stephanie, of Glenwood Farms. Richmond. Mrs. Frank Huddleston, cf Farmville. Mr. and Mrs. William Stinson, of Buckingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Manville Wright were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs. Robert Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Flmo •Si inson. Mrs. John Wright and children. Bobby and John Wayne, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Housed. Sunday. Tuesday evening. Jan 27. The Rev. J S. King, the pastor, was present.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dowdy, of Sands ton. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dowdy. Mr. and Mrs. Heni^' Rausch visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dowdy Saturday night, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin. Sunday night. Miss Bertha Wright accom panied Misses Elizabeth and Pau line Harris, of Curdsville, and Marvin Dunkum to WFLO Studio Sunday. Mr. Dunkum sings in the Rocky Mt. Methodist Choir broad cast every Sunday afternoon at. 3 p. m.

Antioch Mr. and Mrs Olyde Poster and .Miss Anne Poster were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young and s:n. at Palls Church, on Sunday. Jan. 25. t Dennis Guinn, who has been a patient in a Richmond hospital for several days, has returned home. Miss Daisie Jamerson also is a patient at Southside Community Hospital. Farmville. Friends wish them a speedy recovery. Mrs. Etta Powell, oi Hopewell, was a recent visitor of her son in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Pressed.

WE ARE CLOSING OCT OCR KITCHEN WARE DEPARTMENT, \NI) AU OCR STOCK INCLUDING THE FAMOUS MIR ROW A RE, ALUMINUM ** O; , CM CAST IRON WARE and manv other items, with some chi"a at JLafr v*l j _

M;R8D FrcneR Fryer A jl 69 value Now

MIP80 Double loner Rnwliu value S'J fifl Now

*..— ■ ■ —■ MinRO Sauce Pan j 6 cup size ! was 85c—Now

$1.27 $1.95 64c (TIICKEX FRYER, reduced from $16.15 to S12 34 MIRROR Rotarv Food Cresses, re.?, value S3.23. now S2.44 STEW COT 4 Oi . wa/ $1.73 . now $1.31

* Pressure Pans Size—Res. Price Closeout 3 Qt.—$11.95 $8.95 4 Qt —$12.93 S9.71 6 Qt.—S1G 43 S12.34

PRESTO CANNER 16 qt —value $27.95 Reduced to .$20 96 21 qt.—value $29.95 . Reduced to S22.46 VVearever Roaster, large size, value S5.75 Reduced to SI.'ll All American PRESSURE COOKER and CANNER 1 j Gallon Size—regular $22.90 value . now S17.ll COED PACK CANNER 7 Qt. Size—reg. value $1.95 . now $1.45 9 Qt. Size—reg. value $4.50 now S3.38 Many other items are being closed out at 25',* off including DRIP PANS, MUFFIN PANS, CARVING SETS, Butcher Knives

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^ Here's your <1: ;i< ■(• I urous \ Mirronv.trc Percolatoi 12 cup siv.c closeout s;;.eo 8 cup size, ilii eo'il Si.-O li cup size ( loscout s 4 c up size, closeout 82 00 (These prices arc 22', oil

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MIRRO Tubed Cake Ran Res. $1.75 Value $1.31

MIRRO Tea Kett'e 5 Cjt. S!Ze Kz a. Si.Hj value

M RRO C03t»r Sll«et I’cdiircd to only 19c

Cast Iron Frying Fans & Corn Slit k ’Molds

CHINA 2'* sots of trood >rrade China on sale—values $7.50 to $10.00—For Close Out! $5.631 $7.50

PYREX OVEN WARE Wide selection of Utensils and sizes L J ' Ui8

COME IN TODAY—SPECIAL DISPLAY JUST INSIDE FRONT DOOR - POULTRY RAISERS ATTENTION - 25 PER CENT REDUCTION ON FEEDERS AND WATERERS

CHICK FEEDERS 36 Inch Galivanized Feeders Regularly/priced at 75c N'mv 56c

CHICKEN WATERERS Automatic Flow 5 Gal. Size only $‘>.10 1 Gal Size only 90c

POFLTRY FEEDERS Heavy Galvanized, •"> foot -i/r, ; Value $ l.Jio ; NOW

Several Other Items In Our Close Out List of Poultru Supplies. *

FARMVILLE MFG. CO, f “The Home Builders Dt pari urn l Store" PHONE 11 FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA ]

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"Why worry so over inflation or deflation? You know w<•'»*.• fiat broke aimvav!'* Mrs. Belle Ts-va seur and or Jerry, spent last week with h< br ither-m-law and sister Ms ana Mrs. I.ee Roy Williams and tar dy, at Hilton Village Mr Rub.-. Brown joined them for the week end retnrmne home Sunday m lit Lt. Frank Foster is temporal .lv stationed at Camp Stuheu m: California, await in? order- I - overseas duty Miss Patrieia Brown and Anne Foster, of Lomtw.od College, were week end puests ol their parents Mr. and Mrs. H G Brown an Mr. and Mrs. Glyde Foster. Mrs. R. L. Blanton and Mrs Cecil Brown visited their motile Mrs. Edmonia Ran.sone. at Colum bia. la.-t Sunday afternoon, aim their brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs Dale Davis, and children.

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l.v I k hen 'i ;i»s ■ t . hiuu . s c :< ivpond ; • i ' , > lA' • ’*'•'** • N y Mi . M. . M: and Mi K ' Cooke. Jim ■ ;,nti ,\j . led Mr tnd Mi I’d vurd Pfeiff. i. of C nnbci - !and. Sunday afternoon AT; I,uc\ Duncan is M ending •dine lime ill ii.■ ■ home o! lier _ ililer. Mrs W. :.•> 1 Dun kum. at Curdsv.ilc. Mr and Mi W II. Duncan failed <>n Mai Dot.aid Webei Uid sun. of Riciimond ia.-.t Wednes day. E'mei S I llcy w.* a bn: ittess visitor m Richmond Wednt .-.day. A group ol the Can ".'sviile C. C. F young pen tie. accom panied by Rev A A. Mason and Rev and M: - Cecil Mini it. motor ed to Bon Air Sandc evening to attend clntreh sen vs with Rev. and Mrs. H C. Walker r I lose from this community who went were Misses Barbate. Ann and Jeanie Johnson. Mi.' ■ Nell Cooke. Edwin and Viivniiri Davis, Penny Baber, and Misses Jean and Judy Duncan