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.
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