l(. Senger had the me totimn of losing lour sheep. when t.luee do. raided hi lin k, early Sal - unlay morning Mrs M. 1. Cook's eondilion is still unchanged. Recent visitors in her home were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Seay, of Gladstone. Mrs. Louie Foster and Miss Patsy Fos ter 'of Farmville. and the Rev and Mrs. J. P. Letiner. of Vera, and Mrs. J. P. Leitner. of Vera. ' ner visited their daughter. Mrs. Virginia Hedgepeth, who is a pat ient in a hospital in Portsmouth Thursday and Friday. Sunday Guests Visitors of Mr. and Mi ' .1 C Borsch, Sunday afternoon, were Ernest B< rsch. Mrs. Willie Wil liamson and daughter. Anne, of I.ynehbtu 1. and Mr. and Mrs. K M Beasley and Miss Nannie Beas ley F H Chernault visited Mr. and Mr- Willie Beale and family at Vera, Sunday afternoon Mrs Weldon Simpson and baby arrived at the home of Mi and M: . W H Beasley Friday, from tile hospital to spend sometime with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. K R. Senger visited Mr and Mrs Troy John son m Cumberland Sunday after noon Visits Home A-Jr Melvin O'Brien, of Fort Bragg, N. C.. spent the week end in his home here Miss Christine O'Brien, of Richmond, spent Sunday with her parents. M and Mrs. B N O' Brien We are iad J C Berscli is able to be out again alter being con fined to his bed for 1 wo weeks ''arimille Guests Mr and Mrs F G Lynn and three children, of Feaiville. visit ed in the 11 F liar:; home. Sun day afiern: n Miss Lois. Cook. of Farmville. ,s home, this week, sick with th rill. Mis. jo Mapli s returned to her home til Knoxville. Tenn Thurs day. after spending sometime with Mr and Mr J c Ber.sck Cam. and Mrs T N, Saul went to Appomattox. Monday, 'o see

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