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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