that he found the coffin. Then, it was stored again for about 10 '.ears, until the time of the pre sent inventory when it was dis covered for the second lime. It look very much as though it was modeled often an Eysptian mummy.'' Mr. Doyne said. "Tins was a coffin and not a casket, v inch is the type used today." Even as expensive as this early American col fin was. persons Buy ing them could increase or lessen the price by the kind ot lining used. Price of the lining, which the family chose, could vary from cotton to gold entwined material. Abilene Rev. Ray Jenkins was unable to fill his regular appointment at Beulah Sunday morning, because of sickness. His twin sons. Ray and Richard, have had flu. loo. Mrs M. O Chappell and chil l.een sick with flu. Meredie is sick now with bronchitis. Mrs. .1 W. Chappell and four children. Betty. Muigaret. Belle and Bobby, have ad been sick with flu. Rev. Ray Jenkins. Mrs. A. E. Denis. Mrs. Albert Davis and Mrs R. L. Driskell attended the meet ing at Blnckstone Tuesday night. Feb. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Mills have moved into the Dickerson home and will rent the place this year. J C. LePrade is very sick in Southside hospital. Farmville. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Gilliam visited her mother and father here on Sunday. Tlie \VS ; will sponsor a bake sale and bazaar ai the Grange

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