Ballsville Mrs. Agnes Laws is the guest j of her son and daughter-in-law, j Lt. Com. Virgil Laws and Mrs. | Laws, in Norfolk, this week. Bubber Dandridge visited the Capital City. Saturday. Miss Shir- j ley Dandridge returned with him for the week end R. H. Martin and Elizabeth1 Martin, who have been ill. are [ slowly recovering at their home Miss Ethel Willson spent Mon- : day in Richmond. Return From Trip Dr. Rutherford Douglas and daughter. Mrs. Douglas Blanton, returned to "Blenheim", Tues day of this week, after spending several weeks in Macon and Sa vannah, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heath, of Farmville, were dinner guests, of relatives in the community. Sun day. Mrs. H. H Hurt is improving at her home after a recent illness. Richmond Guest Mrs. M. D. Nunnally, of Rich mond. visited in the village. Sun day. Mrs. Eulia Dandridge. of Rich mond. spent the week end with her son. K. M. Dandridge. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Micou, of Chester, were visitors in the home of Mrs H H Hurt. Sunday after noon. Chicago. 111. — When William Turner looked at his pay check for 26 hours of part time work at The University of Chicago, he found he had been paid $8.000.000 too much The check was made out for $8.000.031.70—the $31.70 was the correct amount.
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