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Prospect News & Social Events Phone Call From California Suprises R. A. Brisentine on His Birthday

Rev .1 Harold Anderson, of Pnmplin. par,tor of Glenn Memorial r. wc-li m Prospect conducted ifie evening worship service at Prospect Methodist church Sunday in the ab sence of t lie pastor. Rev. Philip Thomas, who was filling the evening appointment at Pamplin Methodist church. Mary Rucker WSCS circle met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. W D Brisentine. The Etta Glenn circle met in the home of Mrs. J. F Glenn and the Lillian Cocks circle at the home of Mrs. J. E. Glenn. Mr and Mrs. Emery Chick visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Vaughan, in Danville over the week end. Mrs. P. B Wilson, of Green Bay. visited her mother. Mrs. Etta Glenn, during the week end Ur. Alsop Visits Dr J F Alsop. Jr., of Coipus Christl. Tex . visited his mother over the week end. He came to Newport News by plane to attend the funeral of his uncle. George Al sop. His mother also attended the funeral. Mr and Mrs. C. P. Doss visited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mr: F. D. Doss, in Lynchburg Sunday ft. A Brisentine was a week end yi'cst of bis son Robert Brisentine. and family, in Richmond. Mr: Ivy Scruggs, and two chil dren were recent guests in Chris tinnsbur;:. Washingtonians Guests Mr, and Mrs. R. V. Hurst, of V. hington. D. C.. were guests of Mi John Lane over the week end. Mrs. J. F Alsop was called to Norfolk by the death of her brother 111 law. George Alsop. Mrs R. A. Brisentine'attended the Br .ness and Professional Woman's club District r> spring meeting in Farmville Sunday. Mi. and Mrs. O. P. Farrar spent the week end in Henderson. N. C Brisentine Gets Birthday Cal! P A Brisentine had a surprise teh phone call from his son, Harold Brisentine in Hayward. Calif , on his birthday. March 1C Athbv Mosely. of La Crosse, was a recent guest of Rev. and Mrs. Phill'P Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Jess Mustoe. of Hot Spring:-. Mrs. Fletcher Osborne, of Ridgeway, spent the week end with Mi and Mrs. W. H. Glenn. C. M Price. Jr., of Raleigh, visited his parents over the week end. Miss Carey Blanton Price, of Richmond visited there this week Finest Carson is improving in health at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hix.

Chestnut Grove Heme Demonstration club will mem March 25 at the club house. Subject: home lightng. The plan for planting a memorial garden is to be approved. The community sympathizes with the Forbes family on the death of Mrs. James Forbes. Frank 'I O'Brien died at his i hi n e m Moberly, Mo., March 13.. Hr was a native of this community and spent his annual vacation here with relatives and friends. F It. Senger and W D. Cook re main on tile sick list. Mi and Mrs. Vern Torrence and i Mi and Mrs. Walter Ferrell were Sunday dinner guests of the Sauls j Pamplin Sunday guests in the J. Aubrey Gilliam home were Mr. and Mrs. R M. Harris, and sons, of Spout Sp -ngs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Car wile ot Madisonville. and Mrs. H. F Carwile. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson, of Worsham, spent Sunday with their son and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Jotui Hudson. Jr. Mrs W A Carwile. Mr. and Mrs Richard Carwile. and children, spent the week end with relatives in1 Hampton. Flams Expected Mr. and Mrs. Ned Elam, and daughters, of Kingsport. Tenn., are 1 expected guests of the J Brooks Elams. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Phelps, of High Point, N. C . Mr. and Mrs Billy Johnson, and children, of i Farmville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ewaft Welch, and children, were Sunday: guests of their parents, Mr. and . Mrs. J T. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maloney and Mrs. R E. Booker visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gronett, of Ashland. Mrs. E T Wilson also spent a few days in Richmond with Mrs. Henry Gills.

Dickersons Call Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dickerson; cal ed on Mr. and Mrs. John Beech Coot), of Cullen. Sunday and in the I R. M. Maloney home. Rev. and Mrs Brumitt are mov- • me to the Cash house until the par- j sonage is rebuilt. Many friends of Mrs. Knickle Cash attended her funeral Monday aft.' : noo:i at Spring Creek church Welch® Visit M* and Mrs. Gene Welch visited Mrs Welch's mother in a Raleigh. N C , hospital during the week end. They brought Theresa Williford honn. with them to stay for a while. Mr and Mrs. H E. Carwile. Jr., called on Howard Shorter at Vir ginia Baptist Hospital in Lynchburg Sunday. and reported that he was improving

Ashby Dinner guests in the R. S. Martin home Sunday included Rev and

Mr.-: « E Murphy .. r.j . of Carter;:ville, hit jf>,i \u . Murpnv, and children, of Danville, anil ML*. and Mrs. C. G Sanderson, and Steve

F w Santi-.-i '.»ri attended the Milk commission meeting in Rich mond Wednesday. Guests in the W. P Sanderson i home during the week end included

. . Mr and Mi Cuttin Collett, Mr and Mrs Curtis Cattlftt, Jr , and sons of Richmond. Mrs. Ida San derson and Mrs. Gladys Daniel, of Powhatan. Mr. and Mrs W P, San

Jet'on. Jr. and '.ore of Wavner-j boro. Mr, and Mrs .1 G Sander-! son and children, of Richnicnd. Mr son and children, of Richmond. Mrs. J K Robinson and Mr and Mrs

Frio Robinson, of Farninlle Dr. and Mr. Miiehfj'li byr.l of Williamsburg, spent the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fdd Ehrlmi i

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