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Mrs. Rcubie Snoddy Will Write News About Diiln vn For Readers Of Herald

Editors Note: lor several months now. readers of The Farmville Herald n six local counties have lircn asking about news from Dilluyn. How ever. since Mrs. FI. J. Davis. Ir.. our former correspondent, left Dillwvn. we have noi hern able to find another social editor. Mrs. Davis did a c•.' •<« inb. and our readers missed t"'- nrws. We are pleased to announce that with tins issue ot The Herald. Mrs. Keuuie N Snoddy will become the Dnlwyn .social editor. A native .,,.d life-long lesident of Buckingham county, Mrs. Snoddy is well - known throughout .lie coinnj. She .is the former Miss Reubic Nicholas, of Arvonia. Mrs. Snodu; has lau l.t sch.ool in Dillwyn min has done many other types 0f work in tilt community. In fact, she decided one time to leave DilJ.’vn to work lor the United States Department of Labor However, lamily and friendship ties were u>o strong, so she returned to Dihwyn. when she admits that hei tile is much more enjoyable and meaningful. Mrs. Snoddy"s tek phone num ber is 94-R. and her address is Box 31. Dillwyn Site will appreci ate the help and co-operation ol Dillwyn citizens in gathering a t epresent a live column of news.

Headers are reminded that all .terns sent to Mrs. Snoddv must be signed before she can accept them for publication. We are indeed happy to wel come Mrs. Snoddv to The Herald Family! Misses Joyce and Doris Jean Baber were guests of their mother. Mrs Irene Baber, Friday and Saturday. Quite a few out-of-town guests visited in the homes of Frank Self. Mrs. Bettie Ayres and Allen Ivlaxey. this week and attended the funeral ol Holman Self at Sharon Church, Friday. Sympa thy is extended to the family. Misses Graham Ayies. Joyce and Doris Jean Baber, and J. S. Maxey were business visitors in Lynchburg. Saturday. Mr and Mrs. R. J. Wojnicki. and Kathy and Stephen spent the week-end with relatives in Newport News. Visit Family Mr and Mrs C I Poole and lamily visited Ins brothers and sister at Chapel Hih. N. C . last week end. Mrs. S. B. Pearson spent Mon day with her daughter, Mrs. Rob ert Fielding, in Lynchburg. Joan Poole attended the basket ball game between university of North Carolina and New York

TAX NOTICE Those who have not paid their Buckingham County 1950 real estate taxes are hereby notified That the reqtiind annual delinquent list showing unpaid 1950 taxes on real estate, and the names of those owning same, will be published in The Fannville Herald on March 10, 1953. In older to avoid being reported d' linquent. those who have not paid their 1950 real es'a-e taxes must pay them together with the I' nalty. interest and other charges imposed by law on or b fore April 14th 1955. NOTICE ALSO IS HEREBY GIVEN That the required annual .-ale of real estate at public auction for the taxes lev.id and made against same for 1950 and for the penalty interest and other charges imposed by law will be held at the Court House between the hours of 10 A M and 4 P. M Tt’ESDAY. APRIL 14th. 1953. KEBEKAH F. ELDKIDGE Treasurer of Buckingham County

University, last Satuiuay night, at Chapel Hill. Visits Mother Miss Margaret McElroy was a .week end visitor of her mother. Mr- George McElroy. m the home of Mr and Mrs. R. S. Rainey. Miss McElroy teaches in Colonial Heights. Mr. and Mrs. W R Parker, of Powhatan, were supper guests, last Thursday night, of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Poole. Miss Ann Johnson, of Curds ville. was an overnight guest of Miss Sue Gilliam. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, of Ap pomattox. visited m i he home of Mrs. Carrie Harvey, last Tuesday. Buckingham Guests Mrs. Tina Garnett and Mrs. Harold Garnett, oi Buckingham, were visitors of Mrs. S. P. Gilliam. Sunday. Week of Prayer Seivice will be hold at Rocky Mount Church. Fri day. at 10 a. m The Rev J. E. Hodges attended a prayer retreat of ihe Virginia Conference at Natural Bridge, this week. The second annual Youth Training Convention will be held at Natural Bridge. Hu week of March 6. Misses Lucille Toney. Delores Jamerson. Bessie Moss and Alice LeSueur will be dele gales from Dillwyn. WSCS Will Meet WSCS will hold its meeting at Salem Church. Friday, at 7 30 p. in. Week of Prayer Service will be observed at tne Dillwyn Baptist Church. March 2-6. WMU Conference of the Bap tist Association wa.> held here, last Tuesday. It was well attend ed. 29 churches being leprescnted Mr and Mrs. Joscpn H Jsimer son and family were week ehd guests of Mrs. Jaincrson's brother. R. A. Butler, of New poll News. Attend Haliy

R. E Charlton. Jt.. and Josh Wilkerson took the Scouts ovci to Farmvillc for a National Scout Week Rally. Friday night. Mrs. R. E. Charlton. Mrs. Ferd Crow and Mrs W. W. Moore were dinner guests of Mrs. E. A. Charl ton. Tuesday Mrs. Vernon Gregoiy continues quite sick at her home We wish her a speedy recovei >. Mayor and Mrs. J R Snoddv and Bobby were business visitors 10 Washington. D. C . during the week end. Mrs. W. W. Moore and Mis. C' F. Crow shopped in Lynchburg. Monday. Richmond Guests Mr and Mrs End Wood and boys, of Richmond were week end visitors m the home of V. \\

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Teachers Of Dillwyn To Encourage Saving A meeting of Diliv.yn Elemen tary School teachers was held Thursday afternon Feb 12. J O Sullivan. Jr . principal called the meeting to ordc . Each teachm was asked to en courage the children to bay more War Saving.. Stamps Announcement’wa. made cf tic Electrical School, which '.'ill be held March 13. '20. and 27 at Dillwyn Elemcntray School. After the busmen meting.. Mrs Walton gave a vei> interesting talk on the book. Helping Teach ers Understand Clinch en writ ten by members of the National Teachers Council. Washington. D. C. Dillwyn lit, 1 j Much sympathy is extended t the family of the late Holman ! Self, whose death occured at Uni ; versify Hospital. Charlottesville m February 12 Mr. and Mrs Jim John-on were visitors in Charlottesville Thurs day Howard .lone . of Kic.unond was a visitor last, week end in the home i f his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vie Jams Mr> T A. Collins who has been on an extended visit with hoi daughters. Mrs. Tommie Wood and Mr1- l.ightfoot 11am ii. Richmond is now with her daugh ter Mrs. Rolfe Wood, or Buck ingham. Mary Ranson of Richmond, i spending this week m the honu of her parents. Mr and Mrs \ W Ranson News has been reee. .1 hen- ie relatives. :. m Mr and M: Frank Pritchard, that they an spending sometime at Fort l aud crdale. Fla. Mr Brin hard is 'hi former Mr Maude Tewollyn.

Dilhvyn Sydney Banton : i:r,[ v wing after a long period of illia - Henry Shinn ike: railed on his aunt Mr: . Mil;! ed i un-r Sun day. P, T (i nn <>■:•. .• -..in a I!"i a period of confinement ay lilui > Moo: e. Mrs A 1). N •■h...... and Janet visited Mrs Nick-, motion in Bedford. Sunday Mi and Mis Thoinluh Snoddy of Parmville. visited In.- mother Mrs. Reulne Snood... Sunday Returns Home We are glad to say that Mrs Mary Staton is at home now and continues to improve Week end visitor, m the It It Hanson home were Mr and Mrs. F. A Ran. on. of Chiton Forge. Mr and M S I Hanson, of Bremo. and Mr and Mrs W T Hanson and latr.il>. o; Folk Un ion Following reeii.t lain our sucker fishermen havi gotten out rod and reel llaity la.e Hudanll. Prank Shumake. a no A D N. 11 - olas. of DUluyn. it) o: t a nice cateli. Saturday ’I.ay haven't reported the locution ol ’. is fish ing spot, though, and many oth ers would like to know.

Dillwyn Rt. 3 M1 am| M 'i <imn i< N x n pd Judith, oi Richmond, were ■ ck end guests of tier parents. .Mr and Mr.-. J G Atwater. Mr. Nixon and other-' w. re busily en caged Saturday m finishing up the basement of his new home. Mi Atwater returned with them to Richmond to do some woik for one of his s n<-in-law. as the land i’athei wet to io much on t he .arm now. Mr and Mr Robert Carroll and children. Bobbie, and Beget i mi. of Roanoke, drove to Farm villo Faturdav night and spent the pight with his pannts. Mr and Mrs I):-n Carroll. Sunday they spent the day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J .! Stinson, re turning t Roanoke Sunday after noon Other visitors in the Stinson home that, day were Mrs. Dan Carroll Mrs Walter Cox. Mrs George Sheffield and Linda Gail, of Karmville. and Gerald Stinson The sick in our community arc much better M M. Davis is im proving fast Mr. and Mrs F M Stinson have recovered and are {pending busy days again .T .1 Phaup spent week before last m Richmond visiting his sen.-,.. Crosby Phaup spent the week end m Richmond Scot tsvi lie The Scottsvdle Home Dfinon ; ration Club will have an till - ■)iv meeting Friday. Fell. 20. in the home of Mrs. Lester Bailey on Route (i, just West of Scott s ville The meeting will begin at 10 o’clock in the morning, and

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