Old Abilene! Rev. and M's. J S K na anl Mrs i Elizabeth Denis drove to Ricamend Friday Mr and Mrs R. L Roiiertson have bought the Van Royster place from George Blanks. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Bowman, of Rick'.- Mount spent Sunday with Mrs. Bowman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F G Driskill. Dr. W R. Pankey spent thi week end with his mother. M-s. Cora j Daniel Pankey. Claude Kennedy was abb- to Ravi the hospital Sunday for his home here. Mrs . Florine Bagby will leave tomorrow for Richmond, where she will spend some time with her chil dren. The Davises called on M Be!’; Driskill Sunday Mrs. Josie Nelson and son, Warren, were also there A membership class, condu ;Rd by the pastor. Rev J S. King, will be held at Mt Pleasant churn each Saturday afternoon from now until Palm Sunday. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Hunter Nelson were Mvs. Clay Nel son. and children, of Victoria. Mr and Mrs. Willard Rnbertsrin. of Richmond. Mr and Mrs. Marcu; Nelson, of Riney River, anl! Miss Aubrey Guthrie. Mrs B M. Driskill keeps sick. Miss Mabel Davis. Mrs. Albert Davis, and children. M. W.j Davis and Miss Annie McGehee visjited in Richmond one day last week j Miss McGehee \ isils. Miss Annie McGehee visit ell Mr; Mollie McGehee while the ljuvisc visited Mr. and Mrs. John Uidlaki Mrs. Geneva MacAfee left Wed nesday for her home in Mainl afte’’ spending several months with he' mother, Mrs. V. S. Bagby; Mr Bagby will visit her children in Richmond and Alexandria Mrs Martin Covington ai• ■ ji Tommy Dowell visited Red and Mrs J. S Kmg Monday. M s. Mabel Fowler spent th|- week end with her son, Jimmy] uni mother. M s Helen I)r>.sk;ll i
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Chappells V is t Mci t'dv and Gray Chappell jvisfr; Elaine and C B King Man! >y. Mrs T. O. Chappell speift the week end in Fa”mvil!e witjt r K'Kters. M''> . SllZ't Hi'usaM(i in": M-ss Hallie McCraw M. O ChuoDell \ d !...- 1!;:<Tt J. P McCraw. Monday M’ s El'/abeth D'>ms. Mn-s jBegv Mae Franklin and Mrs C F Frank lin plan .o attend the •' idy v in Keysville Friday Mr. and Mrs VV. IF Fe jsusnn Mr and M's .Ron Gutl : daughter Miss Caroline Feikuson Mr. and M s. Garland C'art. and S'*ns. were Sunday dinner uut'xts t..‘ Mr. and Mrs. George Blanks ! iWivk' t c Rev Alvin Smith will prejich a Appomattox P E. church Sut?iay at ! i a m. The young adult group re f ’at the clnrch Sunday A pane! discussion on Christian citizenship was held Those or, the panel wort M.si Don thy Black, Mrs. Lucille Ge* i Wood row Townsend and 0. H B.Joth. A solo. "Faith of Our Fathers]', was sung by Mrs. Margaret Slayton. Mix and Mrs. Frank Grange. Mi and Mrs. Johnson. ,ri-: M: and Mrs. Paul Johnson spdiit the w?ck end at Weems. M-x and Mrs. Janus Mcl -rulil'n of Richmond, .spent the week end w 1111 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mottley Mr. and Mrs. Julian Beaskw visit ed her brother. Thomas MdLaugh lin. who is ill in Richmond, Sunday Attending tlie Fannvilie Un-trict Presbyterian conference at Appo matox C. H Thursday wer Mrs M. A. Paulson and Mis Nannie Booker, of Dr.vis Memorial ithurch Representing Appomattox P. i. church were Mrs. Claude Fi.iymn, Miss Mary Prince. Mrs 1- C Shultz. Mrs O. H Booth M Roy Kelsey and Mrs. Lucille G( i Mr. and Mis Adrean Hmiidid. of Richmond, spent the week eiid with her parents, Mr. and Mrs] U. L. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Slaytj-.m. and daughter. Jeanette, visited h r par ents. Mr. and Mis Henry Clay brook, of Brookneal, Sunday Mrs L. S. Simpson was hostess to the Tuggle Friendship club Mon day The president Mrs Dorothy Black, welcomed a new in mix : Mrs John Fulcliei j A demonstration on own er and floor coverings was given bv Mrs Ruth Simpson and Mrs C O. Wil liamson They pointed out the ad vantage of using tiling. :• :c!i as ),:u>leutn. rubber, asphalt. compa s non. ceramic and cork. The federation goal chairman.
DICK'S DRIVE-IN ■’•.mherlimi Va. Route (>Q SHOW TIME—8:00 r >1. I ri.-S.it.. Mari J1-2:; BLOWING WILD Stal l ing, Gary Cooper A Bar .. yi i nwvek Sun - Mou -1 u<- M u ’! • Ml I LL CRY TOMORROW Starring. Susan Hay» inj: A Richard Cottle { Wed-Thur.. Mar. 27-2* NEW YORK CONFIDEN TIAL Starring. Broaderick Craujiord A Marilyn Maxwell
^ o rs ham Mrs. T. S Baskervill spent some me with her son. Leslie Pugh, in Cha”lottesville last week Pugh, of Laurens, S. C . was studying for a week at the textile technology in stitute While away. Mrs. Basker vill visited friends in Waynesboro and the Rev. Frank Hartman at Heffner's Nursing Home in Staun ton . Mr.>4. Stanley McKay, Miss Myrna !, y Jordan and Lloyd McKay visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tribble in South Boston Sunday. Mrs. F. O. McQuarry spent .Sun day afternoon with her daughter, M s Howard Huskey, and Mr. Hus key in Richmond. Mr. and M s. John Quarles, and son, of Richmond, called on the Dupvvs Saturday. Mrs. Spencer Entertains Mrs. Don Spencer was hostess to ■te Home Demonstration club Fri day. Recent guests of Mrs. Stanley Mc Kay were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pol 18’d, M s. Grayden Pollard, of Keys ville. Mrs. Annie Pollard, of New Jersey, Mrs. Evelyn Lark, and Mrs. Shirley Reynolds, talked on safe driving.
daughter, Phyllis, and Lloyd Me-1 Kay. of Norfolk. Miss Myrna Loy Jordan was a supper guest. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Jefferson, of Victoria, called on Mrs. T. S. Bas kervill Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKay, Ann Carol McKay and Mrs. Beverly Hughes visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pollard and Miss Lynette and Hugh Calhoun last week. Several Go to Game Farm Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, and sons. RalDh Vannoy and Mr. and M’'s. Raymond Ethe-ton went to tiie state game farm in Cumberland Sunday. Mr. and M s. Lacy Arthur, of Petersburg, were dinner guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKay. Others entertained were Mr. and M s. W’nfree Hunt, and sons, and Mrs. Effie Hunt, of Halifax. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cher nault. and Johnny, visited Mrs. R. M. Allen in Keysville Sunday. Mrs. Allen has been sick. M's. Stanley McKay. Mrs. Annie Pollard and Ernest McKay were i guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dowler. Mrs. Harry Wood is a patient in a South Boston hospital. Churches of all denominations sponsor nearly half of America’s 111 000 Scout units.
Rice Mrs. W. A Watson, of Darling ton Heights, spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs, R. A Bradshaw. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bondurant spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Bane at Lawrenceville. Clyde Bradshaw, of Norfolk, was an overnight guest of his mother, Mrs. H. L. Bradshaw, Saturday. Weavers Have Guests M-. and M-s. E. T. Bond'r-snt. Mrs H. P Bradshaw and M-s. Southall Parra- were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W S Weaver Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver's dinner guests Sunday were Rev. and M-s. W. T Hall, of Crewe, Rev. and Mrs. H N. Soyars, Jerry Jen k>ns and Mrs. H. P. Bradshaw. Mrs. C. J. Bradshaw v sit'd her pa-ents, M-. and M-s. R. E. Pau lette. at Wakefield Sunday. Mrs. S. H Bondurant spent Tues day with Mr. and M s. E. T. Bon du-ant. Mr. and Mrs J. T. Kelly, of Hurt, snent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fielder Hubbard. Mrs. Wrcnn Visits Mrs. W. M. Wrenn is spending two weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Vaughan.
SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Celebrating the Arrival of Spring
FREE Reg. 25c package f. BURPEE'S Hybrid GIANT Ll ZINNIA SEEDS or obligation t
Mowing luxury at lowest cost! 18" ROTARY MOWER
Sale Priced at only
$3995
• Dependable 2 H.P. Clinton engine • Lightweight.—easy to push and control • Blade adjusts to three cutting heights • Tubular steel handle and metal deck for extra durability 'rvsrtiraKEW*”51 ii ■ gw"*:*grorft-yvtn il—r .m - hmm
Nearly 10 Cubic Feet of Useable Space Tiresiont REFRIGERATOR
\ Reg. $199.95 Only $17995 S5.00 Down $2-25 Weekly on Firestone Budget Plan
* Spacious 43-pound Freezer • Convenient Door Pantry * Turn-A-Dial Defrosting • Full-width Chiller Tray
16" Cutting Width T<re$ton* LAWN MOWER
sjjr • Your best value in an economy mower! • Five steel blades on ball-bearing revolving reel for easy operation. • Height of cut adjusts from */2” to 1*4” Rubbermaid CUTLERY TRAY
reg. 98c Sale Choice of red, yellow, pink Jf ** or turquoise M M \> GARBAGE CAN
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Unbreakable plastic with look-lid covers Choice of frreen or yellow. 10 or 20 gallon slxe
Aluminum \ frame A Veion \ cover
v^Oufdoor Indoor Chair reg. 6.95 1^55 * Light and sturdy, with crm rests. Buy several.
50-ft, long Plastic Garden Hose reg- 9166 3.75 — • Guaranteed 2 full yrs. Brass couplings.
Bow Head ^ Rake reg. 2.79 I*? <; Garden Hoe S It6 Spading Fork reg. #$44 3 39 ^37
Wilson's Home & Auto Supply 223 N. Main St. Phone 198 Farmville, Va.
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WV VN CELEBRATING LEGGETTS ANNIVERSARY WITH STOREWIDE SAVINGS FOR ALL!
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I SAVE! INSIDE- 169 OUTSIDE PAINT | ga|. Reg. $1,981 Flat, gloss and heavy duty porch enamels! Tough Titanium base! Wears!
50' FtASTK *g Q TT GARDEN HOSE | ~ " Reg. $2.95! 5y. cuorcnv=e! Resists sun, cbras on! 2.css couplings! Fcalheriigl>tl
DURING THIS 69TH ANNIVERSARY SALE LEGGETT'S WILL SELL SILVER DOLLARS Dgoys Open 3 A.M. FRIDAY—10 A. M.2b SILVER DOLLARS 69c SATURDAY—11 A. M. 25 SILVER DOLLARS 69c MONDAY—12 NOON 25 SILVER DOLLARS 69c TUESDAY—1 P. M. 25 SILVER DOLLARS 69c WEDNESDAY—2 P. M. 25 SILVER DOLLARS 69c THURSDAY—3 P. M. 25 SILVER DOLLARS 69c FRIDAY—4 P. M. 25 SILVER DOLLARS 69c SATURDAY—5 P. M.25 SILVER DOLLARS 69c Only One to a Customer
25 only chenil'le Bed Spreads • Double Bed Size @ Pastel Colors
Terry Cloth Seat Covers # Pcste! Colors • Sizes tor All Moke cars
Clothes Pins 5 SPRING 10 doz. 69c SAVE 31c
IMPERIAL Toilet Tissue 850 Sheets to Roll 10 Roils 69e
OUR ENTIRE STOCK Ladies’ SWEATERS 100'' Orion « CARDIGANS 9 SLIP OVERS 9 PASTEL COLORS 0 ALL SIZES Values to $5.98 $2.69 - $3.69
75 Dozen DISHES! DISHES!
BeautifitUy Decorated 0 CUPS • SAUCERS © BOWLS 0 PLATTERS # CRTAMERS 9 SUGARS Sc -10c -15c“25c
/ 7 Only 9x12 Felt Base RIGS PATTERNS FCR EVERY ROOM Reg. S4.93 $4.00 25 SCATTER MAT REMNANTS 39c ea.
Bracelets! Earrings! Necklaces!
Reg. $1.00 Values
flower earrings, CHUNKY BRACELETS, PASTEL-ENAMELED \ NECKLACES! SOME HAND-KNOTTED! MANY SETS! TREAT YOURSELF! 69c Plus T7c Tax
9 fcTOILE DE HOLLAND ® CHARLES K. DOUGLAS • GRENOBLE Ready To Plant—Complete With Instructions ONLY 89c
5-STRING BROOM reg. jr sio° AUr value
Soap Deal *,.S'9 QQr VALUE J JW
Dishcloths Famous Make Regular Size
MEN'S 15c WIDE H5M HANDKERCHIEFS 12 for $1.00
Boys’ Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS BUY ENOUGH TO LAST | ALL SUMMER AT THIS j Big Saving $1.00 SAVE AT LEGGETT S
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS ‘
Dan River ® OXFORD CLOTH • BROADCLOTH • PASTEL COLORS • WHITES TOO! | • REG. $2.98 VALUES $1.97 ea.
LADIES’ PANTIES Pastel Colors, Loads of Whites, Nylon Trim 3 pr. $1.00
MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS * FINE BROADCLOTH ** 4 ^ : izt patterns $1.00
GREEN PRIDE GRASS SEED MIXTURE 5 lbs. $1.8!) Unconditionally Guar anteed or Your Money Refunded 25c BAG LAWN FEED FREE I
OUR POLICY i 1 > Buy for rash in large quantity. '1?) Sell for rash at a low r mark-up. ^ it > Set! at one established p ire for all customers— ^ no bargaining t t 1 > Sttirt honesty and fair dealing vrh customers and associates. Money refunded to custom r:s on goods promptly re turned, if dissatisfied.
USE OUR Convenient PARKING LOT IN REAR OF OUR BIG STORE 2 Hour Forking Limit
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