Tuggle Many in this community have j been in w ith the flu. However, wc ' are glad to report that all are ! improving. O. M. Oliver expects to enter ! McGuire Hrspital. Richmond, 'next week. We hope he will get along fine. ! Jjhn Wilkes. P Kelsey and M. ; H. Slayton represented Appomat I tox Church at the Presbytery | meeting at Madison Church, near ! Culpeper, last week. Returns To Base Thomas McQuary left last Sun day to return to his base in Du jlut.h. Minn., after visiting his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Mc i Quarry, of Worsham, and his sis j ter. Mrs. O. H. Booth. ! Mrs. Epsie Vale had as her guest, last week end. Mrs. Ger I trude Schnoxe and children, of I Roanoke. Mrs. Schore s husband. | a sergeant in the army, was | aboard the Globemaster that went ' down in November Mrs. Vale ! learned that Mrs. Schnoxe was ; born in Germany and had no [relatives here in the States. So Mrs. Vale wrote her a friendly letter. Mrs. Schnore answered by calling Mrs. Vale on the phone. She accepted an Invitation to visit her. which she did last week end. She and her two children attend ed service in Appomattox Church, last Sunday morning, where Mrs. Schnore made an interesting talk to the congregation. Richmond Guests Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Paulson and son. of Richmond, visited ins mother. Mrs. M. A. Paulson, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. George Penick j and sons and Mrs. Sam Barton. 1 of Amelia, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Penick. last Sunday. Mrs. O. M Oliver honored her mother. Mrs. Mary Mann, with j a surprise birthday party. Jan. 21. ; on her 77th birthday. She re ceived many beautiful and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. L. T Simpson visited her brother-in-law and sis :er. Mr. and Mrs. Nc«h Temple on. of Abilene, last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes and Mrs. F. O McQuarry. of Worsham. ■ isited Miss Willie Coleman, last Sunday evening. Miss Coleman s recovering from a broken arm and the flu.

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