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Social Tctivities

John Gilliland, of Farmville. spent the week end with lus aunt Mrs. Ann Faulkner, ot Hire • ♦ • Mrs. R 1,. ponton returned Sunday to Florence, s 0 utte' ■pending several clays here with her sister. Mrs. W Shepherd. Jr., and her mother Mr I.cn.t Moore. ♦ * • Mrs. R. W. Gatlin and Mrs. F. M. Whitlock were guests Monday of Mrs. Perkins Hazelgrove. in Roanoke * * * Mrs. J. If. Goode, of Alexan dria. spent the week end here at her home on High Street » e e. Mrs. Sammy Scott, of Alexan dria and Washingt' n. was the week end guest of her shier. Mr H. V. Lancaster, and Mr Um caster.

Mrs. Parke C. Brinkley and son *ol Richmond, were luncheon chert.'-, ol Dr and Mr:. W. Wilson Taylor hot Thursday. Mr. Brink ley. Slate Commissioner of Agri culture. was in Farmville as guest speaker for the Tobacco Jubilee * Miss Leola Wheelci is a patient at Southside Community Hospital. * * * Mr. and Mrs Paul MeLclland have as their guests at Hamp den-Sydney. Mrs Mcl.elland's brother. Walter Inge, of Balti more. Md. * *. * Dr and Mrs Thomas K. Gilmer of Hampden-Sydney visited in Richmond last Wednesday. Dur ing the day. Dr. Gilmer inter-; viewed prospective College Hill . students at St. Christopher's i School. i

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Mrs. P. A. Irving has returned 10 tier home here after Spending several days with her son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs .1 E Haynswortli. in Lynchburg. * 4 i Emerson Johnson. Hampden Sydliev graduate lasl year who is teaching at Norfolk Acadcnv. Visited friends on the Hdl last week. * • * Mrs. Charles Hall Davis visited her daughter. Miss Charlotte Hall Davis, during the week end in Richmond. They attended the bal let performance at the Mosque. * * * Miss Delia Brock, of Hampden Svdney. spent several days last > week with her cousin. Miss Court ney Irving, in Richmond * * * Miss Betty Over cash, of Rich mond. -spent the week end on the Hill with her parents. Prof, and Mrs. H. B Overcash. • # • Miss Ann Paige Jones was the guest of Miss Sally Evans, n Lynchburg, the pust week end. Major W. D. Jones Jr., and family, or Springfield. Mass., a e visiting Major Jones' parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Jones e t- • Captain Syd Verts is the guests of his granddaughter. Mrs W J. Gills. Jr. *» * * Miss Amatmu Gray, of Newport News, is a guest in the apartment of Miss Leola Wheeler, on Oak street, while Miss Wheeler is a; patient at Southside Community Hospital. * * * Mrs. J. T Thompson is con- ! fined to her home with flu. STOCK FUND Notice of 3Oth Consecutive Dividend. Ths Board of Directors of Investor! Stock Fund bns declared a quarterly dividend of 13 cent*, per 5!? a re payable on Feb ruary 20, 19£3 to shareholders of record as of January 30, 1953. H. K. Bradford. President Thos. N. Layne. Jr. Planters Bank Bldg.

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ccsby. oi Richmond, and four children visited Mis. Cosby's mother. Mrs. M. M I ayne. here Sunday. Mr I,ayne is confined to her home with flu Mrs. O. W.ivne Hat per and son. David, spent the week end in Roanoke, w.tli her mother. Mi-. Ralph Baker. -* I*! * Members of the Tuesday Bridge Club will meet with Mrs. W. C. Hart, this week. r} * Mrs. J. L. Barbee will visit friends in Blackstone for several days, this week. Wednesday Bridge Club will meet with Mrs. H. V. Lancaster at her home on High Street * * Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B S. Hamerslcy were her mother. Jimmy Baibee. of Kins ton. N. C . and his son. Allen, a student at the University of Vir ginia. * i «R Sunday guests at Buckingham Springs were Mr. and Mrs. Erie Blannaean. Tr . and two children and Steve Flannagan, of Hender son. N. C . Mrs. K. I.ee Morris Misses Jean and Mary Morris, and John Morris of Farmville * * * Lt. and Mrs. George S. Coffman , are spending a few days with Mrs. Coffman's parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. J Sydnor. Lt. Coffman, who is serving in the Army Air Corps, has been transferred from Green ville. S. C to Oklahoma and will leave in a few days for his new assignment.

Dr. and Mrs. E. M Johnson • visited in Richmond last Thurs day. when Dr Johnson attended the Executive Committee meeting of the Virginia Congress of Par ents and Teachers. * If: » Among those attendin’: the Bed ford. Paimville high school bas ketball game Saturday nr'ht Bedford were R. B. Misrimer. la Oliver. C. F. Franklin. Mr. and Mrs Coleman Anders n and Mrs r. B. Gilmer, in add: on to ■ rood-sized delegation of in school students. Don Sequin left Monday for Clarksville. Va.. wlidre he will be local representative of the Curtiss Candy Company * - ds ft Miss Leola Wheelei is quite :!1 at Southside Community Hospital Her condition was irported a. 'lightly improved on Monday af ternoon. The Coaleate Clock in New York harbor ha' a dial 38 feet in diameter and is the largest in the world.

t ty; a t MOTTm The undersigned. Planters Bank and Trust Company of Farmville Farmville. Virginia, ov virtue of Section 64-123 of the Code of Vir ginia 1950. us amended, hereby rives public notice of its intention to transfer to Georgia Railroad Bank end Trus' Company of Au gusta. Geori ia. permanent ad ministrator of the estate of A. C Griggs, who was one and the same person as Augustus Griggs, of Augusta. Georgia, the sun of «3.945.65. representing a chert-vn.e account in the amount of SI 10.06 and a savings account in the amount of $3,334 59 which the said A. C. Griggs had with the undersigned bank at the time of his death. Said bank, pursuant to the authority above cited, further gives notice of its intention to transfer to said administrator, the contents of a sate deposit box ot said bank rented m the name of the said A. C. Griggs. PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF FARMVILLE VIRGINIA by c w hart, president 2-10-41 RESOlTTTONsT~ i WHEREAS, it has pleased God in His infinite wisdom to take to ' Himself our friend and fellow worker. James W. Shepherd. Jr . ■ who has. while working with us. shown great devotion to his ! Church, his town, ana his busi ness We are deeply conscious of a distinct loss to our Official Board and our Church as a whole and the community m which he lived, therefore. j BE IT RESOLVED, that we. the 1 members of the Farmville Meth | odist Church, extend to his widow I our sincere sympathy in her be reavement, which we share. His services to his Chuich were out standing. As a long ume member of the Official Board, member of the Men's Bible Class in the Sunday School, ana of The Methodist Men. he ever showed j his willingness to work for his j Lord and his Church. He endear I ed himself to the Board by his i kind and gentle manner and his Christian character. His work on the Board,, parti j cularly that as Chairman of the j Building and Grounds Committee, 'showed excellent judgment and I untiring interest in his Church ! affairs. We feel that in the death i of Brother Shepherd we have suffered an almost irreparable jloss. ! BE IT RESOLVED, that a copy I of this resolution be sprpad on a separate page in the Minute Book o' this Board: that one copy be j sent to Mrs. Shepherd, and an | e ther be published ill the Farm v.lle Herald. W. Edward Smith F. W. Hubbard W. C. Fitzpatrick. | Committee 2-10-lt 'I

Mrs, J. W. McFarland Dies at Green Bay A funjeral service for Mrs. Em in t K. UtFarland. 77. of Green IL: .. will be field at 11 a. rn. to day 1 ; ■ ! i ,r Liberty Chris tian OHur.vh in Green Bay. Iu lermeiti will take jilace in the church cemetery.. Mr McFarland, widow of the lute .J. VV McFarland, died Sun day, Feb h. at her home in Green Ba y she is survived by two daugh ters, Mrs. Leslie Nunnally. of Richmond, and Mrs. Addie Nun nally. of Green Bay: a son, Claude McFarland of Alexandria: three brothers, Herman D. Kauffman, of Appomattox. Hurry F. Kuuif man. of Petersburg, and Otto C. Kauffman, of Green Bay: 10 grandchildren and 11 greet-1 grandchildren. , Mrs. ( lay Hensley Dies at Belona Home i A funeral service for Mrs. Cora Hensley, of Belona. was held Sat urday afternoon at her Powhatan county home Burial took place in Powhatan Cemetery. Tiie wife of Cluy Hensley, she died Thursday. Feb. 5. at her j uome. Besides her husbanc., she is sur vived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Franklin, and Miss Ruth Hensley, belli of Belona: three sons, Steve and Earl Hensley, both of Richmond, and John Hensley, of Belona. and nine grandchildren. Luther S. Moore, Of Seottsville, Dies A funeral service for Luther Shelton Moore. 74. Seottsville loan employee was held Sunday ifternoon at Thackei Brothers Funeral Home. Seottsville. Burial urn!; place m the Seottsville Pres r l.enuti Church Cemetery. Mr. Moore died Friday. Feb. 6, n t be University of Virginia Hos pital. He is survived by ins wife. Mrs. F.i/abeth Moore: three sons. Thornhill and Rami' S. Moore, of •Aottsvilll . and Eddu T. Moore, if Lakeland. Fla.: a daughter. Mrs Albert Henwood, of Char ! tesville a brother. B O. Moore. >f "'avr.esboro. and four grand children . A rabbit ran run faster uphill i bun clr.v'n her use Hud legs ire longer than its forelegs.

Mrs. Samuel Rosser Dies In Buckingham A funeral service foi Mrs Ella Rosser. 75. of Itiu kiiu'.hum was held Sunday afternoon ul Olen niore Method; ' Church. Inter ment w as ill I lie eluinh cemetery Mrs. Rosier, a widow ot Samuel Rosser, died Friday. I eh ti. at tier home in Buckingham county, near Scottsville. She is survived by a son. Roy Rosser, and a daughter. Miss Julia Rosser, both of Hovvards ville.

M. D. Shumaker, 5S, (»f (aarltnU i)ie> A l ravrsldc fitnci..- service f-'s Mars.ita\ 1 ’■ i.lit > Sh.lnmi; <MuirloiI*.1 l oun! ;,* c.a p nt ct. ••• 1 iit '.i Saturday : :u*n. n 1\ li Ca ii;:! Celia it r\ Kc . . die Mr. Shumaiai cue iln, Peb ■ . Chani county. lie is survived by a . . ,u xi - C. A. Bradbury, of Rkd.nioncd o e brother, Mauric.t Shumaker. Oxford. N. C : and s-i-verai ny* c. .. and nephews.

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