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Jittery Buckingham Central High Team Falls To Statesmen 50-37

Bucks Bet Only 7 Of 31 Fouls Buckingham Central High' School, badly off form in shooting i and tense at the foul line, drop ped a 50-37 verdict to Randolph - Hcnry High School Tuesday night at Buckingham. The Burks, usually counting on accuracy %from the floor could collect only 12 points in the first half, then fell behind more as Randolph-Henry drove to a 22-11 margin in the third period, and a 30-23 bulge. Both teams collected 14 points in the final period Rowlett Bruce. Bucks' center, lot for 15 points and Melyin Jamerson dropped m six twin pomlers to divide 27 of the Buck's 37 points. Coach Dollivcr's five, in drop ping its fifth verdict in 15 starts, could get only seven points in 31 attempts from the free throw line. Roland Canada led Coach Gar rett's Statesmen with 19 points. Barry Vassal' added 12 Ituekiuehani TO F TP Shumaker, f . .10 2 Hardiman. f 0 0 0 Bruce, c 0 3 15 Knott g 2 3 7 Jamerson. e 0 0 12 Cobb, g ...... 0 1 1 Totals . 15 7 37

n-ii Canada, f 8319 Bari on, f 4 3 10 Kaivl, c 12 3 Vassal', si 5 2 12 Shields, g . no 0 McKinney, n 10 2 Andrews, e 113 Totals 20 10 50 B-C 6 6 11 14—37 R-H 7 7 22 14—50 Enonville Mrs Katharine Allen returned | home, Sunday, after spendin:: sev jeral weeks with her daughter and ; son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Robert I Smith, of Richmond. B H Word. Jr, and Miss Betty l Anne hentz. of Charlottesville, I visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Word Sunday. Miss Ruby Gillispie. of Rich | inond. spent the week end in her home here. Visits Parents Bill Wooten, of Charlottesville. | spent the week end in the home : of his parents. Mr. and Mrs F. I,. ! Wooten Mrs. Robert Smith and daugh ter. Anne, of Dillwvn. visited in ! the home of Mr. and Mrs John ' Word. Sunday afternoon Mrs. R. Ft. Coleman, of Farm

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ville. and Mrs. R G Ramson visit ed their mother. Mrs. W. L. Robertson, at Arcanum Uave Sumiav Mr and Mrs Raymond Lynch and daughter, Jane, who have been visiting Mrs R t. Gillispie, lei t Sunday for I hen home at Middle-town. Fa Mr and Mrs. Robert Gillispie and daughters, who also have bmi visiting Mis. Gillispie for several weeks, left Monday to make iheir home m Richmond, where Mr. Gillispie was transferred from Willrnington. Del R E. Coleman, of Farmville. visited his mother. Mrs. A. E. Coleman. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. V Coleman, of Buckingham, and Mr and Mrs. John Word visited Mrs Coleman. Saturday evening Mrs. Coleman's callers. Monday afternoon and evening, were Mrs If L Jones. Mrs. I?. Murriel Dunevant and Roger Dale Miss Dirris Giles and Miss Bar bara Dunevant. Mr. and Mrs Warren Dunevant. of Farmville. visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunevant recently Mrs Dunevant has just returned from England, where she spent several months visiting relatives

Chestnut drove Flu Hits In Many Community Homes The flu epidemic is still rasing :n the section. Mr and Mrs. E R Senper had a relapse of the flu last week. He! is much improved, but Mrs Sen : per is still confined Mrs. Hannah is very ill in her | home Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Cook Sunday afternoon were Rev. and Mrs. J P. Leitner. of Vera, and Mrs Ivv Ronton and Miss i Routli Routen. of Lynchburg Hospital Patients Henry Gills was taken to Soutfi ckle Hospital on Thursday wifh bronical pneumonia I.errand Jones was admitted to ! Southside Hospital on Saturday ’ with pneumonia Miss Lois Cook, of Panmil'c. '■ spent the week end in her home | here > Mr. and Mrs. F. CL Lynn and 'family, of Farmville. were eue-'s m ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. II F Harris, Thursday nioht. Mr. and Mrs. R. L Harris and Anne visited in the W I and P I. O'Brien home. at. Prospect. jWednosdav night F H Chernault visited Mr and jMrs j \v. Jennings, at Cullen. | Sunday evening. ; Mr. and Mrs R. I. Harris and j Anne vi. ited Mr and Mrs. J. M | Harris, at Phenix. Sunday J M. | Harris returned home with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton and j sons, of Burkeville. visited Mr. and j Mrs W T Cook. Saturday night. Mrs H F Harris is sick with j flu and medicinal reaction. Re cent visitors m the same hom< were Rev. and Mrs. ,J. P. Leitner. ' of Vera. Mr and Mrs C. T Forbes and Miss Beulah Porbe- Mr- H C. O'Brien. Mrs. T. N Saul and ! F. D Senper Curdsville PTA Will Present Play For Founder’s Day A Founder's Day Program will be given at the next meeting of the Curdsville P-TA This meet ing wili be held at 7:30 p. m.. Fri day, Feb. 20 .at the school A play, "Times Change." will be a part of the program Direct ed by Mrs. Ben Ballowe and Mrs. Frank Johns, the play will have ■ as some of its characters, Mrs. Ed McCraw. Ed Senper and Earnest Bowling. Jr A social hour with music and i square dancing will follow the program. i Members and their guests are ! invited to come to the meeting.

NOTICE Town of Dillwyn, Virginia Notice of Special Election

A SPECIAL FLECTION shall be held m the Town ol Dillwyn. Vir- | fitnia. on March 10th. 1053, pur-; suant to and in accordance with an order made by the Circuit Court ol' Uie County of Bucking ham m order to submit the ques tion whether Lite qualified voters; shall approve the issuance of bonds of said Town of the aggre gate principal amount of $130,000. bearing interest at a rate which: shall not exceed four per centum I <4r; > per annum, payable semi annually. and maturing serially; on September 1 in each year as, follows, viz.: $2,000 in the year 1954. $3,000 in each of the years, 1955 and 195(5. $4,000 in each ol the years 1957 to 1959. inclusive. $5,000 in each of the years I960 to 19G3. inclusive, $(5,000 in each of the years 1904 to 1908. inclusive $7,000 m each of the years 1909 to 1974. inclusive. $8,000 in the year 1975, and $10,000 in the year 1976 Said bonds shall be issued under and in compliance with the provisions of Claflse ibi of Section 127 of the Constitution of Vir ginia. and. subject to the condi , turns prescribed by said clause. ; shall not be included in determ in ; ins Uie limitations of the power of the Town of Dillwyn to incur indebtedness. Said bonds hall be general obligations of the Town ol Dillwyn and shall be issued I upon the credit of said Town. In the discretion ol the Council any one or more of the bonds may be made redeemable prior to its maturity upon terms and con ditions stated in -such bond or |bonds In the event chat bonds shall be issued, the Town Council pro poses to contract and agree with | the purchaser of said bonds, and with each person, firm or corpora tion which may hereafter become the holder of any of said bonds or any of the interest coupons representing interest p a y a b 1 e thereon, that, until all of said bonds have been fully paid and discharged in accordance with i their terms > 1 ■ said Town will 'collect rates or charges for water or other services furnished by I such combined water supply and I sanitary sewer system and >2' such rates or charges shall be lixed and maintained at a level which will produce sufficient revenue under the requirements of Clause 'b> of Section 127 of the Constitution of Virginia, to pre vent said bonds from being in cluded in determining the limita tion of the power of said Town to incur indebtedness, that is to ay. sufficient revenue to pay for the cost ol operation and administra tion of such combined system < in cluding interest on bonds issued therefor i and the cost of in surance against loss by injury to persons and property and an an nual amount to be covered into i sinking fund sufficient to pay. it or before maturity, all bonds issued to fmalice such combined system and < 3 > the revenues which the Town derives from such combined system, shall, to the extent necessary, be applied to the payment of such cost of ope ration and administration and to | the payment of such annual 1 amount and 14 > in order to give \ guarantees for the faithful ob servance of such stipulations, said j Town shall segregate and keep j segregated, from all oilier funds. ; all revenue derived by the Town from its operation and ownership | of such combined system The polling place for said spec ial election shall be in the Barnes Lumber Company Office in the Town of Dillwyn. The ixills for said special election shall be opened at 6:30 o’clock, A. M. (Eastern Standard Time) and shall be closed at 6:30 o'clock. P. M. 'Eastern Standard Time.) By order of the Circuit Court !of Buckingham County.

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A i irs From Trents Mill Mrs. Frank Ownby’s Parents Return To Home In Tennessee After Visit

Mi'S. Frank Ownby’s parents, from Tennessee, have returned home after spending sometime with their daughter and her fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Whaley and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Loy Whaley, from Richmond, were visitors in the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Whaley. The Women’s Missionary Socie ty met at church, last Wednesday. Mrs. Bill Wacaster led the pro gram She gave a vetv instructive talk.

Burns Ileal Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ownby’s son. who has been in a Charlottesville hospital for several weeks as the result of being scalded, is getting on nicely and will soon be home. Mrs. P. R Jones spent several days, last week, in Richmond visiting her son and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Jones, and Mrs. E. P. Miner. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clevenger and Mrs. E S. Jones. We are having beautiful weath er for February. Rushed To Hospital Dated. February 4th. 1953. John C Spencer Clerk of Circuit Court of Buckingham County

Clarence Martin was rushed to the Southside Community Hospi tal. Saturday. We wish him a speedy recovery He has been a very faithful school bus driver for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Henty Lipscomb, who have lived at Trents Mill for several years, have moved back to Richmond.

Anderson ville Miss Marguerite Jones and the Rev. W. R. Jones were supper guests in ttie L. P Mills home. Wednesday night. Miss Genella McGhee, of Bed ford. Mrs Alice Glover and Mrs C. M. Banell visited in the Flood. Forbes and Gilliam homes, Sun day afternoon. Jimmie Forbes spent Sunday with his mother. Other recent guests In the Forbes home were Mrs. W H Chappell and Mrs. Jesse Hurt. Until Spring Until "spring brings back blue days and fair." Miss Mary Noble Morgan, who is doing supervisory work at the Southside Community Hospital, will stay in Farmyille. During ttie fall and early winter, she drove home each night.

Mrs. L. A Crew, Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Marks and Edward Bullard were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson. Sunday night. Miss Louise McCraw. who came from Richmond with the | party, had supper with Mr. and Mrs E C McCraw They called on a number of their friends in the community during the after noon. Ivanhoe Morgan and Nancy Patricia spent'Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Hattie Morgan. Others who dropped in during the week to talk and look at television were Mr. and Mrs. Mills. Betty and Pete. Mrs. L inwood Harvey. Charles Harvey. Dickie Spencer. Miss Lula Flood and Mlss Mary Ann Davidson. Sailor Home Ernest Christian. Jr., spent sev eral days with his parents, last week. At present, Ernest is on a cruise to Puerto Rico and does i not expect to get home again until sometime in April. Mrs. Eugene Flood stayed in Farmville with her mother, sev eral days last week. Miss Louise Morgan and Dick Morgan spent the week end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs .A. M. Wilson and Jane spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher Thompson, of Green Bay, visited with the Thompson family. Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Seay made a brief visit to their home folk-. Sunday. Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson

Buckingham (iirls Beaten 56-41 By R-H The Buckingham Central Mali School girls' basketball team hud its win-streak snapped Tuesday by Randolph-Henry 5t>-4l it wa only the second set back for Coach Sterrett's Buckettes. Forwards Mnxev and Boole col lected 3U points between them, the first geting 19 tne latter 11. but their efforts were topped by R-H's Brock and Denner. \v!io be tween them collected 47 points for the victors. Despite the loss, the Bucking ham girls remain in a strong position for a place in the District 3 tournament in March

had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs John Morean. Jr Mrs. Jack Anderson called on Mrs Martin Cook. Tuesday after noon. Mrs Cook is ill at her home near Chestnut drove Mrs. Irvy Flood ha returned to i her home after a two weeks stay ; in Blitefield and Richmond In answer to a surprise tele phone call. Saturday urtht. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anderson and Miss Pape Crute hurried to Rich mond to meet Shield, whom they had supposed to be well on :u way across the Atlantic. Shield's stay at home was brief. He left Sunday with the ex petal ion if sailin'.'., Tuesday A "closet drama" is one to be read, and not to It* acted

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