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UITi-r.s Explore Tlie Mysteries of Eleetricitv

■I !>V !*; Ti lts. Jot- Ila/t'li'.jrove and Glenn Mell enry. students at John Randolph Klcmentary School, watch as VIrs. \udrey Robinson, VEPCO home economist demonstrates one of the more appealing uses of eh-rti icily. They all got a simple of chocolate fudge.

<>'•' TUT! MOK:' PRACTICAL SIDE. Tommy .Jackson watches as Bobby Franck changes a fo ■ in • ■ “demonstration house." When the proper siz e fused is used, the only damage from an overloaded ■ nit i. i blown fuse. When aln oversize fuse is inserted, the students see the little house burs* into names.

Mt. Zion >v T. Yancey is spending t! is • i: si-n ami daughter- n V >> i Mrs Aubrey Yancty. Ai'vue.i.i. I s daughter and her 1 • 1 met. Mr and Mrs. Fred Mi e< Fanmille. visit >d h|m Sunday > ashen B' ai wri"ht. of Richmoi d, I Mi W. K. Tatum and Mr. Mr Granville Anderson vvt re ■ ■ ■ i' ; nests of the Misses Mary rad Louise Anderson, i. M. Phillips, of Richmond, wins .k end guest of Mr. and Mrs. d R Phillips. W. T. Putney has not been very lately Recent guests were Mr. i Mrs. O W. Cave. Mr. and Mis. • ' N. Putney, and Carolyn Ash V 'Mb. Mr and Mrs. T L Hudgii s, *• 'hired and Carolyn. 1. M and jj. 1 • Philip's the W T Putney's •’liter. .Mrs. Woody Vaughn, bf Pram nd Mrs. Putina is recovqr r : from a fractured hip.

Cave Guests Air ami V'-. .Tnlm Hurt, of Folk r inn mm r- Si tiday guests of Air. . ■ ! A!: C \V Cue at: 1 Mrs. Ernest Anderson ’ ">'d !■'■!■ parents. Mr. and Mrs. M-- O' nisi. ;i;-- >.ast \vee< ' F Dm :•> the 'fit ' ' mt ' :• ' a:'.] fn lids Call 'd ■ " ■ ■ ■ Amatie the n .1 ?! Hebert Zickjr f • i fv..> night• vs. Mr. ai d At. s. Ch: Lmin. g ml s in. all if Ami:.-.: 1 M- n-: y.-s Thomis 1 ■■■■'■ i - It s Diekmaa. ’1 !’ i Mtss Ani a : ' A.''-- mi Me ami Mts V. it -At: ■ 'Nurmi,n M • Kim m Christian. M - y- .ind Mm ' ■ e C :>• - M’s Raleigh Ki tl !i- mi M s:- M m s- v. -s (im; i'ier Mm. A ' I.i.t ■ : me'.: ml w h her. V- V imm b Hall, d 7 . Ili'S’s i{ M. .me M:«. FIi nest A . i l - in Vr; i - 7» Be !i sumed i i : im i : emvi v .■■ rviee \v il : .im:: mini! ied by the pa s t - v. J H d s Members and visitors are invited. A 'I fm n .'iem comfort ably. h ■- N v. Cantor. Iwr.ie aftf-r i

being ill last week. Mrs. Lizzie W. Gilbert was hostess to the ML Zion WMS March 2. Paul de Bettencourt was an over night guest of Johnnie Yancey. Glendale Rev. and Mrs Carl S. Poe an nounce the birth of a daughter, Rebekah Ann. March 14 at South side Community Hospital in Farm ville. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mark Malamphy. w h o died March 18 in Arlington. Surviv ing are his widow, two sons and one daughter. Mrs. Malamphy is the former Miss Mary Clark, of this vicinity, and is the sister of Grover W. Clark, of Gold Hill.

Those attending the Wesleyan con vention in Roanoke last week from Buckingham Wesleyan church were Mrs. Robert King and Mrs. Dick King. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boone, of Seaboard. N. C.. were week end guests of their daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, King. Mr and Mrs. Carol Huskey, of Dillwyn. announce the birth of a son. Carol Warren. Miss Evelyn Harris attended a dance in Richmond March 15. Prof. H. P. White, of Richmond, was home over the week end. Mrs Bessie T Jackson has re turned to Swan Lane, her home at Johnson Station, after spending the winter in Portsmouth and Holland. Recent callers at Ufton Terrace wore Mrs Jesse M Clark, of Rich mond. Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, I H Guerrant, of Gold Hill Mi s Virginia 1 Harris, of Alpha, Mr. Manue Childress and R T. Avres. of Arvonia. Mrs A: trie P. Johnson, who has ’ n ill for 10 days, is convalescing. Rev Paul Gilliam handed in his '-....nation Sunday as pastor of Beck ruin: tn Baptist church. The resignation was accepted by the church. The annual dinner of the Kansas Ci': chapter of the Sons of the Revo lution ceelbrated the birthday of George Washington. Speakers were Seantor Prank Lee Wilkinson, hon orary general president, and Her bert Swartheut, president. i

Trents Mill Rev. and Mrs. Walter Ownbv have returned to Tennessee. He preached his farewell sermon March IT. We. were all sorry to see him leav , As his health wa; failing, he thought it bos! to leave. Mrs. Earl Ownby is in a Char lottesville hospital for treatment. Miss Gay Gilliam had as her sup per guests Sunday Mr. and Me H. B Wilkinson. Sarah Adams and Mrs. Willie D. Wilkinson, of Rich mond. Mr. and Mrs Morris K< Her and children. Mrs. Mary Kellei sod Nancy, and Mr. ahd Mrs. M G.. Jones and children. Frank McFall. of the State Farm, spent several days last week with relatives. Recent guests in the Jones home were Mrs. Annie Miner, and son. Elon. Robert Jones. Rives Jones, and son. Maxey. Irving Jones. A B. Jones, and son. Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mosely. and children. Mr. and Mrs. M. S Jones, and children, have been shopping in Favmville recently.

Elementary S(\\ Sponsors Service Rv RILLY HIBBARD The Farmville Elenie'V >>-v School SAC met March. >v :• \V. - id Day of Paryer servic T' / was called to order fcv the president, Jane Parker, who then presented K«v Whit Re1 d as announcer. The call worship. Psalm 117, •os • h- Mary Frances Are hail. aft»v which Edith Ann Carter J ~ad an apnropriate poem. Mike '■. hew;-; then introduced the guest speaker. Mrs. L. Z. Johnston. Jr . who was in charge of World Day of Prayer servic - for all Of the Farmville churches.- Mrs. Johnston talked to us abfiut the growth of World Day of Prayer from its be ginning until *he prerent time. After this.Mrs. B s'k's sixth grid sang "Fo> the Beauty of the Earth." Ken Mitchell doing the solo part. £; treasure! John > i-i-i. I da Jane Hanbury r id the story "Suppose Thin- Did Not • Share." Kay Whitfield then closed the program with a prayer. After this the SCA president. Jane Parker, adjourned the meeting. i

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