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Mrs. J. Parker Lambeth and daughter, Lelia. of Richmond. Vu . were week end guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. John Crute. Miss Gertrude Sadler, of Rich mond. Va.. was at her home here during the week end. Miss Ann Shepherd and Miss Page Crute. of R. P. I„ Richmond, was also guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Crute. during the week end. Mrs. Geergie Burgess, of Char lottesville, Va.. was a visitor in the home of iMr. and Mrs. Arthur Springer for the week end. New York Visitor Comd. Prank A. Spencer, of New York, spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Nannie W. Spencer Dr. J E. Havnesworth and fam ily, of Lynchburg, Va.. spent the week end at his home. "Clean View," near here. Miss Marguriette Jones, who has been visiting her father. Rev. W. R. Jones for several days, has re

turned to her school at Char lottesville. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shepherd Mt Sunday on a business trip to Aberdeen. Md. They returned on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rowlett Bruce, Miss Betty Bruce, and Rowlett Bruce, Jr . visited last week end in the home of Rev. and Mrs. T. N. Tombes. at Goshen. Va. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Prank Webb and daughter were visitors in Rich mond. cn Thursday. Amoni The Sick .Mis.: Alma Pearson has been very ill. Mrs Don Crafton returned home last week after being a pat ient in Medical College Hospital, in Richmond for two weeks. Little Bill Crafton who recently had his t-onsils out, is with his grand mother. Mrs. Thelma Crafton, at Cambridge. Mrs. Gcnella McGhee, of Bed ford. has been visiting friends here for the past few days.

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•Mrs. Henry Davis lias letuiued home afte rvisiting her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Smith, at South Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Lucy Ann. Build New Home Three new’ homes are bein~ built in the Court House. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wright, Miss Carrie Fitzgerald and Mr. and Mrs. Will Llewellyyn are the owners. Guests for several days in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Barnes last week were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weis, Mr. and Mrs. Ra” Cathers. of Carry, Pa., w’ho were i n route to Florida, and Pfc. Rod rer Johnston, of Minnesota, who i now stationed at Warrington Va. Mrs. Clarence Dolliver and two children were visit'rs at Hyatts ville, Md., during the week end. The Buckingham Alcoma Home Demonstration Club met Thurs day in the home of Mrs. C. M. Harrell. TEN BILLION Cl’T The Chamber of Commerce of the United States has proposed that the Government limit its spending for the next fiscal year to $68,000,000,000. thus cutting 810.000.000.000 from the budget proposed by former President Truman. It also proposed that taxes be cut by allowing the excess-profits tax, personal in come-tax increase and corporate income and excise tax increases to expire during the coming year, j Cut Fence Posts Faster and Easier WITH A HOMELITE One Man Chain Saw

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MRS. MARGARET SCHMIDT, IS, ot Milwaukee, Wis„ enjoys a light victory snack after she was crowned “Champion Woman Weight Loser of 1952" at the an nual meeting of TOPS (taking off pounds scientifically) In Chicago. Mrs. Schmidt, mother of two sons, has come down from 271 to 171 pounds since Jan 30, 1952. She la aiming for a weight of 120 pounds within the next twelve months Dillwyn Rt. 3 Mrs. J. G. Atwater spent last week in Richmond and Washing ton visiting her children and bro ther, Austin Bullock, who is re cuperating from a broken ankle She returned home, Friday night, with Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Nixon and Judith, also her son. Wil liam. They spent the week end. Mrs. Atwater reports an enjoyable visit. E. M Stinson was real sick mast of last week with virus pneumonia. His son. Gerald also was sick with flu. We are glad to report that both arc much better at this writing. Visitors in the home of Mr. adn Mrs. E M Stinson. Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Phaup and sen J H.. of Richmond. J. J. Phaup. Crosby Phaup, Miss An nie Moran, Mrs. George Sheffield and daughter, Linda Gail, Mrs W. R. Cox also Mrs. Junior Cox and son. Kenneth, of F'armville. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stin son. of Powhatan, visited his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stinson. Saturday night. They say there ire i lot of people in the>r com munity sick with colds and flu. The weather is so pretty and not so cold these days. It seems Mr Ground Hog might have made a mistake. We extend to C L. Salmon our deepest sympathy in the death of his wife. He was our pastor at Salem a few years aso. May the Lord comfort and sustain him in this sari bereavement. A numismatist is a coin collec tor.

Arvonia Bobby Haden. of VMI. and ’•iend, of Mary Washington Col were week end guests of Dr. 'nd Mrs. Earl J. Haden. Mrs. Milo Evans has returned ‘ the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. LeSueur. after attending the in auguration of the president. While in Washington. Mrs. Evans also toured the White House. Recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Andersen were Garrett An derson, of Charleston. W. Va.. '"birtis Anderson, of Alexandria, snd Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ryles and '’auchter, Emily, of Rocky Mount, N. C. Richmond Visitors Mrs. J. H. Snessard. Mrs J. M. ’T*nnah, Kenneth L. Jones, Mrs. ’eel IeSueur. Mrs. M. F. LeSueur end Mrs. M. M. Johns and daugh ter. Sarah, were Richmond visi *ors, last week. Mrs. O. R. Lan ford and Mrs. T. A. Yancey and daughter. Evelyn, were Richmond visitors, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Ritter and W. J. Bersch attended funeral "ervices for Willie Charleton, last Wednesday, at Dillwyn. Miss Helen LeSueur and Cary 'tiiphcs were Charlottesville visi tors, Saturday. Luncheon Guests Mrs. Milo Evans and Mrs. Joel TeSueur were luncheon guests of Mrs. Melville Johns, Friday. Mrs. J. M. Hannah and Melville Johns were Richmond visitors. Sunday. They attended the instal lation service of Dr. W. A. Johns as elder in the First Presbyterian Church. The Women of the Church met with Mrs. M. M. Johns, last Thursday, with nine in attend ance. Mrs. w. B. Clark, president, reviewed the home mission book.

Mt. Zion I want to add my word of praise to a member of the Herald staff for his well-wntten account of the organ concert at Longw-ood College, Tuesday night. To read it, 3’0u almost felt that you had been there, and it showed such well-chosen words to express the listeners' appreciation of the or ganist's technique, his ability to sway the audience with his soul stirring music selected from the grand old composers of the 3es- : terda3-s. Ray Davidson entertained his Sunday School class. Saturday night, in the M. K. Davis home. There were about 15 present, end they engaged in games and finally j wound up dancing the old square dances. Refreshments were served, j Richmond Visitors Harry March and Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Davis spent last Monday in Richmond visiting her sister in-law. Mrs. Madison Flanagan. Mr. March brought his wife a television set. Miss Arnrtte Stinson, of Rich mond. spent the week end with her aunt. Mrs. Richard Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson are both ill with the flu. but they are better at this writing. Junie Anderson is just recovering from it.

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MRS. IVY BAKU PRIEST. Treasurer of the United State*, display* la Washington the signature that will sooa appear on U. S paper currency She succeeds Georgia Neea* Clare. (International) ween end. Lombard Street is the Wall Street of London.

AUCTION I am now booking my Spring and summer sales. We will sell your cattle or farm sales of any kind right on your farm. Let us help you get the top dol lar for what you have to sell. Remember our sale Saturday. Feb. 28. 1953. We sell most any thing you bring. For Further Information Call C. li. "MAC’ McCARTER Phone 113R DILLWYN. VIRGINIA

Curdsville * Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Bolling isited T m Bolling, of Black 'tone, last week. Mr. Bolling suf "erpr! a stroke recently, and he j has not been too well. Miss Patsy Griffith, of Indian '-lead. Md.. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A Griffith, is spend ing sometime with her grand parents and attending Bucking ham Central High School. Mrs. Emmett Dunkum visited rriend.s and relatives in Richmond, last week. The Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Iaght ner called on the Alfred Harris Ray Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Davis called on the Walter Davidsons, the T. B. Andersons and Misses Mary and Louise An derson, Sunday. Guests in the M. K. Davis home were Mr. and Mrs. Willie Tatun, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Tatum and babies. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis and Miss Mary Anderson. , The hardy jasmine is in full bloom adding a touch of color to this bleak season, and today the sun shines and feels like spring.

family, last week. Other visitors in the same home were Mr. and Mrs. John Harris and the Clyde Marks family. Mrs. Walter Duncan was a luncheon guest of the Emmett Dunk urns, Monday. We are clad to report all of the sick ones in our community seeai to be on the mend.

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