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Cumberland .Xeirs P-TA Meets Feb. 19 In School Cabin "flie Febru: ry meeting of Lhe Cumberland Parent-Teacher As sociation will tie held next week on Thursday at 3 :15 p in . in the community cabin. Mrs. J. T. Fleming and her sis ter. Miss Bess Turner, who have: been patients at Southside Com munity Hospital, Farmviile. for! the past two weeks, are expected j to return this week to their home, "Goshen Farm." Dinner guests Saturday evening ! of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Vassar were S L. Vassar, of Emporia, and | Frank Deane Irving, of Pamplin. 1 Recent visi.ors of Miss Fannie T. Foster and J. T. Foster. Jr. were Mrs. William I. Lancaster and Mrs. J. Barr ye Wall, of Farmviile. Mr. and Mrs. John Russell j Yo mg. Jr., stopped by Monday for • a brief v sit with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crawley en route to their " home in Washington, D. C., fol - lowing a w k end v’slt with Mrs. . Young's sister, (Mis. J. A. Moul ; uin and family, of Raleigh, Is’. C., Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman had as their over night guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodman and son. Cl arlie Byer ley II, of Amelia. Mrs. Mabel , Yarus, of Richmond, was also a recent guest of Mr and Mrs. Goodman

Youth To Meet Members of the Cumberland “ Youth Fellowship will be the guests of Bill Atkinson for the third Sunday evening meeting at his home in Hampden-Sydney. Cars will bt )>ooled opposite the i Payne Memorial Methodist rhurch and leave at 7: If o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fletcher Dun can. <f Palmyra, were dirfner j guests of Mrs. Duncan's sister. | Mrs. Margaret P. Boggs. Wednes- | day of last week at the new Cum- ; bor.an 1 Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Howard R Bryant 1 visited Mrs. Bryant's brother. G.. ■ M. Rickman, and family last Sun- > day in Farmville. N. R. Patrick mctored to Rust burg last Sunday for a visit with his brother. Henry T. Patriclf Guests of Mr. ai d Mrs. Larkin C Garrett last Sunday were Mr and Mrs. Burton B. Walker and | children. Natalie and Martin, of! West Point. Guests Sunday of Mrs. John T ; Flippen at "Rose Cottage” were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Flippen; and children. Beverly Ann and Thomas Vernon Flippen, of Rich mond.

Bridge Hostess Mrs. Meriwether V a u g It a it j Smith will entertain Hie Cum- i berland Bridge Club Wednesday, I Feb. 18. at 8 p, m Mr. and Airs M. H Kanipe and children. Mary Clarke. Denny and Lewis, spent the day Sunday at j Stony Creek as guests of Mrs. j Kanipe's mother, Mrs. Sadie R Clarke I Guests during the week end of \Tr. and Mrs. Lewis Crawley were I Mr. ynd Mrs. D. D Dickinson, of Danville, Mrs. F. M Brickhouse and daughter. Miss Martha Brickhouse, of Norfolk. Week end guests of Mr. and : , Mrs. Andrew E. Godsey. at ' Eur- j leigh Hall", were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray, of Petersburg. | Attend OF.S SCHOOL Among those attending the Dis trict No. 18. school of instruction held in Charlottesville Wednes- i day of last week for the Orcicr of j the Eastern Star were Mr. and Mrs M. H. Kanipe, Mias Mary E Oodsey, Mrs J. C Clements and Mrs. H. D Moring. Approximate ly 200 members of the OES were present. Thev received instruction i from the Grand Lecturer, Mrs. Louise Lester, of Pulaski. Mrs. Irvin C. Jones, of West View, was a visitor Sunday after noon of her sister. Mrs. E. F. ' Crockett, and her family. Mrs. J G. Clements entertain

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od with a luncheon Tuesday at her home, Hock Garland. ' The occasion was the executive com mittee meeting of the Cumber land County Home Demonstration Clubs, of which Mrs. Clements is chairman. Purpose of the meeting was to make plans for the dis trict meeting to be held in the Orange High School auditorium May H. The topic at that time will Ijr "Citizenship In. Action Yesterday. Today and Tomrorow." Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G K. Garnett, also Mr. and Mrs. W. H Garnett and J. S. Smith last Sun day were Mr: and Mrs. Benjamin Harris, of Emporia, and Mr. and Mrs. H. C Altizer. of Earmville. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E Allen Carter. Sunday, were Mr and Mrs. Howard Settle, of Alberta. Mrs. M. .M, George has return ed home after spending a few days last week in Richmond as guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Hus key. Brenda Huskey, small daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Huskey, nu clei went a successful eye operation on Wednesday of lad week Mrs. M. W Iziw on, of Amelia, was a recent guest of her sister. Mrs. M M. George, and her fam ily.

At \YMl Board Mrs. J. C. Hayes and Mrs. F. F. Crockett were among those! from Cumberland, who attended; the executive meeting of the WMU of the James River Baptist Association Tuesday in Dillwvn. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey I.. Flip pen and daughter. Miss Barbara Ann Flippen, of Richmond, were visitor sSunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Flippen and Mrs R. L. Flippen. Miss Nora Atkins, of Fries V.i.. i was the week end guest of Mr and Mrs. \V. T. Norman. The Rev Jo Wagnqn, of Bunn. N. C., who will close the services of the Preaching Mission here to night. Thursday and Friday, in the High School auditorium, will be the guest of the Rev, and Mrs ■ J. S. King at the Methodist Par sonage: Guinea Mills Rt. 1 R. L Trent underwent an r.jreration, Thursday, at Medical College Hospital. Richmond His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Among those who visit id him. Sunday, were Mr. and

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John Randolph P-TA Celebrate Founding At Feb. 11) Meeting The founding of the parent teuchers organization will be cele barted by the P-TA ol John Ran dolph School at a special program Thursday, Feb. 19. at 8 p. m. Children of the guide classes will be presented in a founder's day skit. Afterward, the Rev. Robert E. Withers Ju, of Farm ville will give an illustrated talk on his lour of the Holy Land summer before last. Rev. Mr. Withers illustrative pictures were taken by himself during his 1951 tour of the- Near East and the Holy Land. R. S. Johns, P-TA .president, said today the P-TA is anxious that all members have the privi lege of seeing and hearing this splendid, informational treat. "It will be a program of vital interest to all." he said.

Guinea Mills Mrs. R. C. Wilson, who has been sick with flu is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vogel were business visitors to Richmond Sat 111 day. Mrs. Frank Wright was quite ill at Southside Hospital last week. She is staying with her daughter. Mrs. W L. Stinson and children. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Huddleston and family, Daisy Mae Huddles ton and Charlie Mac Banton. Miss Deloras Huddleston and Lee Puett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Huddleston, during the week end. * John Morgan, of Ronceverte. W. Va.. visited Richard and Harry Huddleston, last week and they attended the basketball game be tween Buckingham and Crewe at Crewe. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Seal visited Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Huddleston, Sunday. Richard Huddleston and John Morgan were visitors in Farmville, • Friday. John Morgan returned to Rnn ceverte, W. Va.. Sunday, after wsiting Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mor gan and Richard Huddleston.

Cumberland Rt. 1 Mr and Mrs. Edward Clabo. of Tennessee, have been spending a few weeks with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ownby. Jerry Ownby, little son of Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Ownby who was badly burned a lew weeks ago. is improving fast at the hospital in Charlottesville. Mrs. Nora Clabo. who ha been visiting her son, J. E. Clabo. in New Jersey, has returned home for a few days and is now spend ing some time in Cartersvtlle with friends. Visits In Tennessee Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Whaley and two children visited friend-' and relatives at Gatlinburg. Term .

Mrs. Stuart Wade, and Mr Wade. in Richmond. Misses Sarah and Pauline Cor son, with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ■Spencer, visited Mr. and Mrs Blake W. Corson, of 'Mickle Knox", near Curdsville. Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Gates visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hill, in Richmond, Sunday. Miss Janie Wright, Mr. an,'. Mrs. Stuart Wade, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sawyer, of Newport News were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright, during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hohmann. or Richmond, were guests of Mr and Mrs. Flank Vogel during the week end

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the past week Mr. and Mrs. Walter Childress, of Newport News, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Midkiff. Mr, and Mrs. Wade Bryan were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Ownbv. near Cartersville. John Bryan who works at State Farm, was home the past week with a severe case of flu. C. 1. Martin was taken t.o the hospital m Parmville. Saturday. Most homes in this community have had some of the family down •with 1 lu. put most are recovering nicely. WMF MEETS The WMU met at Jones Chapel C h u r c h Wednesday afternoon with a good crowd attending. Mrs, Bill Waycaster had charge of the program. Mrs. Pink Ownby, who has been sick for sometime was able to at tend church the past two Sundays. Mrs. Kenneth Allen, of Favm ville. attended Church Sunday night at Jones Chapel. Mr and Mrs. Robert Speas, of Cumberland, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Earl Ownby Mrs Maggie King, of Wealthin, visits her lather, A. 1.. Bryan, who has been sick for some time, once or twice each week

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dowdy, of Alexandria, spent the week end here with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Walter Dowdy and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rousch. Sunday they

visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin and Mr and Mrs. Sam Dowdy, of Cumberland, also lus grandmother. Mrs. Betty Stinson, of Buckingham. Mr. and Mrs Henry Rouseh visited Mr and Mrs. John Rouseh recently. Mrs Sal lie Wright is improv ing We wish tier a speedy re covery She is a patient at South side Community Hospital. Those who visited Mr. and Mis. Robert Wright Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. William Stinson and Mr. and Mrs Henry Rouseh Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stinson visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dolan Jr., in Richmond. Sunday Billy. Freddie and Betty Jo Rouseh spent Sunday with Mrs. John Wright and ramily. Bobby Wright remains ill. We wish him luck and health on the road to recovery. Mrs. John Wright and Wayne visilcd Mrs. Wroght's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rouseh. late Sunday afternoon. Lyle Ownby and John Wright were visitors of Mr. Ownby's father, in Trents Mill neighbor hood Sunday. Mrs. W. W. Iampman and Mr and Mrs. Coleman, of Hopewell, were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright and Mr and Mrs. Elmo Stinson.

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Centenary W'S( S Holds Study ( lass On Human Riirbts On Friday afternoon Fell 6. the W S.C.S nf Centenari Churrli sponsored a study eia.ss. n the home of Mr and Mis I P Start ton. Mrs. Stratton, who is the secre tary of Missionaiy Education, conducted the class. She was assisted by the nn-mbeis Mi> Conduff Mathews, tin president, presented one chapter of the study. The text used was These Rights We Hold." by Dr Fred L Brownlee. This study deals with contributions to and responsibili ties for the advancement of human rights through home mis sions. within the Protestant Christian framework The text was interesting and the class was enjoyed. The following members were present: Miss Pauune At kips. Mesdaines R K. Addleinan. Louis N. Agee. Robert E. Garnet. Thom as Scott. J. P. Stratton. Conduff Mathews. W D Walker and Charles Womack, Jr. Peggy Scott was the guest of the group. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

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Centenary Church Starts Preparing For Evangelistic Crusade The Planning Coilmnttee of the Evangelistic Crusade ot Centenary Church met Wednesday evening Feb 4 in tlie home of Mr and Mrs .1 P Stratton The pastor, the Rev J. S King, presided at llie meeting It was requested, that the Spiritual Preparation Committee. 01 which Mrs. Stratton is chair man. should begin work immedi ately. as a preliminary to the Evangelistic Crusade to he held in April Plans were made for a publicity campaign, also. Members present were Miss Barbara Addleman. Mrs. Conduff Mathews. Thomas Scott, Leigh Womack. Marshall Crowder. Mrs. Charles Womack. Jr. MrsxJ P. Stratton Several visitors were present. also.

report recently However, from Roanoke on Jan uary Zi. came the news that Frank and Cathy Putney are the new parents of a -on Frank Tay lor Putney. Jr. Of course little Taylor's grandparents Mr. and Mrs J. M Putney, had to go to Roanoke right away to see the little fellow Then <on. John Put ney. drove them up. Also. Mr. and Mis C B. Dowdy and Mrs. W. T Putney went to Roanoke Sun day to see Frank. Cathy, and little Taylor.