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.

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