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ANDERSON VII I t HOC DOS I members, left t » r 'it are John C Morgan Jr.. Mrs. Edward Sax on K. E. Seay, Mrs it 1 S* j> J. R \nderson. Mrs. .; V , olemaii. Mrs. John ( . Morgan, Jr. and I A. Coleman.

YSKBY (IOC POST who hurt: ••inati'd in •' state-wide ;I def-ure test in February are. left to , >lit. t.rnest Ford. - > t IF Annie IF ue '■ m: Sanderson. Stove Sanderson, Faroes; Puck ett it. I Yd.sms. Dot Ford a i .Urs t. I. Ydanis.

2 New \ okirNceil A? w;r f! Yitwving Posts JiHi: (A* i!|id *lbi'?rver Program

Two new volunteer aircraft ob ■ ovation post.- ’i.-\n .led >V imu's highly suce; mfui Ground ObSei v> r C i :':v. : .mi. am : ' - to . ■ r : men; b;v Air r rorcr : ui:. r , \ M S , ..n i'St S. Fletclie 1 he iii '1 t , and pu 1 in operation in !•' sm my. is at An clci om iss i’h ■ ha- :b in m I)! iand . ■ : iM-d bv J Coleman, tie : -a'.nd by Jlohn C. Mor an. Jr The At lei- p ,■■■■ -aon serr'si and simpur; ed by Ancle; on v;lle 1; Jin 1 Ymonstrat ion c lub. Temporary headquarters for the post tire a' Amiri un iiie Tradhia Company. I ! ■ ; l am1 by a Ihtme Id■naeislration Hub. i: a: i nby n or-.-ani/.ed in February and took part in a sijate .1 ruarv 17. j The Ashby post is super viscirt by Klridia Sanderson. His assistant:' are Coffman Walton Jr.. |.\T; Charles Sanderson and Mrs. jJael; Martin. If c at.- if; he la re. ;■ numb r of volutin : ■. 75. four team cap .airs

Baldwin Bros, 1 Box 112 Formville, Vo. 1 MOVING I Loco! and Long Distance p HAILING l INSURED CARGO Prompt, Efficient Service j PHONE 367-M -*r

-.lU'nm ■ in operating the Ashby ■ ■ ! ev Aix Mi.- R. y Martin, • ’ - Dimer M l R. Har 1 ■ . n:id M: r.. st Pile]; '. The post is located in the R. L. Adams "cneral store. Mi and Mr a J.mnjy Jennings. in<! family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank lent: . - and M Shelton J 'nnings risited Mr and Mrs. Fred Jennings Sunday. Ms. and Mrs P. W. Barnard, and . sni r visited their daughter. Mrs. Joe ft- smarin. and family, of Beav erdam. Sunday. Guests in I’’ -' Elmer Felts borne Sunday tec Mrs. Oca- Worroll. and Roy. of Goochland, and Mrs. Mae T> i.scr. Gladys Cava, hind Mrs. Ma ne Fleming, and daughter, of Mid lothian. Or sts of the Muncic Dodsons Sunday w ■ tylr;: Sarah Lee Kerr. t laid-: a. of Mar av. Aubrey Droisv:: of Chase citv. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Russel!, and family; of Richmond. f.liss Audit ;. jjudffin. of Colonial Heights, and Charles Utz. of Fort Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beasley, and son. and John Beasley, both of Richmond, visited their parents. Mi. and Mrs. T C. Beasley, over the week end. Bruce Nelson, of Richmond.’visit ed hir family, the 3. L. Nelsons, Sunday.

loax M' and -Mrs. Charles Dodson, and children, spent Sunday with Mrs. Dodson': parents. Mr and Mrs. Lou.-; Faster. «

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Turkey with alt the "Fjrim mings. , | @ Fruit Jello Salad ® Candied Yams ® Green Peas Dessert, choice of Ginger i' i cod vs " Lo-noo se- or apple cobbler, coffee or tea

'HOMEMADE" Bar-B-Que with SLAW AND FRENCH FRIES COFFEil OR TEA /»» I ().)€ I

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerr, of R ichmond. were Sunday callers in the Hubert K it home. . dhiOtn Ig. jltiS-t CuiiiCII Cii'iir ul .ended die hymn festival Sunday at els.;. ;: Baptist church. Ail church es :n d. ’. .ei were invited to la.'.! ru a iii the festival, one of the -i : .-a, in Baptist churches. ' i education week will be .s d at Piedmont Baptist i in: h unci the Direction of the Tram ig Union. Classes for all age groups will be held Thursday, Fri day and Saturday n ghts. Classes to begin at 7:30 p.m. ' l.ii nax H o m e Demonstra-ion club m- t March 12 in the home of Ainia Whittington. A du ciissien on house plant was 1 : Mrs Howard Whittington. Each. nu niber brought a house plant " ir- studied. Flower cuttings and , uu.is were exchanged among the members. Final plans for the Dis trict club meeting to be held in Amelia on April 4 were made. Each i club in the county is to have a part in entertaining the delegates.

Jetersviilc R. f. n Mrs. H. S. Emerson anti Mrs. Howard Easter, Jr., attended a (luncheon in Richmond Saturday, Misses Thelma Retlford and Aide Hardy, of Petersburg, and Mrs. N'oi i Simons, of Wilson, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stone Sunday. Miss Barbara Wingo has returned to Seminary Training School in Richmond after spending some time

AMIXIA Sin i TFRBCGS Friday received tips from a professional. Bill Bradley, of the VP! visual aid department. Included in the group were, back row. Miss Ruby Ashman. Mrs. Mary Clyde Vandiver. M; 1 *. i chman. Mrs. Craig Ashman, and Mrs. Malcolm Swartz, and front row. Mrs. William Barnard- Mrv llassel Hill. Mrs. Barkley Hill and Mrs. J. B. Mason.

at home. Mrs. Kate \'pi fleet ha, returned home after spending the winter with her daughter. Miss Virginia Nor fleet. in Richmond. Merritt Visits Kmt Cliff Merritt, of Keysville. visited his son, David Merritt, and-family. Saturday. Mrs. J. F St on was in Richmond Monday. ' » Willie Jones, who has not been able to attend school for several months on account of illness, is now b< inf; taught at home by Mi's. 1. M. Sanderson. Mrs Grace Worry, and son. Ricki" ■ ! Richmond, were in ,t. ot the Sandersons Sunday. Clingcns Visit Mr. and Mrs. Alton Clingen, of Crewe. visited Mr. and Mis David Merritt Sunday. Miss Josephine Thompson, of Richmond, was the week end guest of tier parents. M. and Mrs. Wil lard Thompson. John Ewt- 'worth. of Richmond, was Ha a,:ppm sa-st of the Slones Sunday.

Alebornn Woman, Miss Lida Coleman, H ay 91 si I is r If'day R:i and M n. K. Dunkum were dinner gues*« f Mr and Mrs. Macon Vaughan Wednesday. M- Tun>ts!l, of Blackstoae, visit ed Ml and Mrs. Jo." J"uki!:r S:!,i lav Mr Jenkins - sti3T sick Lani'.n Crafton hit M ich 2<> b r U 8. service in Smith Carolina. V'-s. l-'v-uyn Fta-Vs r.ii' f.-.n: of Victoria, spent Sunday with Mr. Mr Julian P end fan. " Mrs. Nelson Visits Mrs, Bessie Nelson, end grand dauahw v. ('ey Snead, of Richmond, spent Saturday with her broth >>. Charlie Crafton nod visited Mr. and Mrs. J w. Crafton. Mr. and M Aubrey Craf'en m J Hun ■ : Crafimi. Mrs. Kdte rk : ; J-. the ll< -- pital. Meherrin Baptist church Woman's Missionary Socs-uy met at the him.. of Mrs. J. :,I B g:,nnon y. :c;, g. Mrs. L I.,. Elliot is president, and Mrs. R. Is Dunkum was program leader. There was one of the largest attendances in the history of the society. Mr. and Mrs. I,. B. Hurt were dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. C. R Hurt, of Pleasant Grove. Julian Price spent Sunday with his neither. Mrs M S. Price, and Mr. and Mrs. Curie Waller, of Hen ; dei son. N. C. Miss Lida Coleman celebrated her dot birthday March it. Crafton at Home Sidney Crafton, of R i c h m o n d. spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crafton. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Taylor, and family, of Lynchburg, visited Mr. a, d Mrs. C L. Spurlock over the week end. Miss Lena Redmond, of Rich mond. spent her vacation last week home with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Red mond.

1 LET'S GO DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF f Curley Jenkins, & the Melody Boys J

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! Bi:c? ;ngham County Veterans Hall | BUCKINGHAM, VA. ii Sponsored by Amcricon Legion Post No. 53 Every Saturday Night 9-12 iHeor Curley Jenkins and the Melody Boys Every Soturdoy—4 to 4:30 P.M. on WSVS, Crewe

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Underwood, ef Victoria, and Mr. and Mrs. Env i -t Hall, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Redmond Saturday. Frank Hollander. Jr., is in the hospital m Farmvilie fur an opera nun He is the Meherrin postmaster.

Trenholm Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McClure. Lance McClure and Debbie Wilson \ 'sited Cadet Walter McClure at VPI in Blacksburg Sunday. Mrs. .Mazie Palmore. and son. Carol, ac companied them as far as Salem, and visited Betty Lou Denton. Mr. Margie Wilson, and children, rnent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeNoon. Other guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Fred Calhoun, and family, of Spring Grove. Willie Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Montell Cole, and family, spent Friday with Mrs Nellie Cole. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Wilburn • ited their daughter, Mrs H«ry Hatcher, and Mr. Hatcher Sunday. Mi', and Mrs. Stuart Stratton. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richards and M:s. Media Runion. of Richmond, : .ted M; . and Mrs Paul Stratton md Mi and Mrs. B. W Wilburn Sunday. Mr. a:ui. Mrs Henry Hatcher spent Monday in Richmond. Mrr Gerald Hagen, and children. ■ nil Mrs F. W. Boatwright, of Rich mond, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J Willis and Mr: W I Stokes re cently. Donny Ray Hagen, of Richmond. «:•• speudum . vine muc wiUi ins aaiU : :i uneie. Mr and Mr R. J. M>• .-’id Mrs. Lawrence Walker and daughter Dr-le of Rich; vr.-.l, visit i;! M : . Alien's parents. Mr. and ti u:i y J . jvefa !y Abbitt Has Pamphlet On Social Security Representative Watkins M. Ab ba' has available pamphlets ex S> • in :.", the provisions of the So cial Security laws relating to dis abled people. The congressman said lie had received a number of inquiries as :.i the effect of tin- 1956 Amend in'nt • ) the Social Security Act tain benefit 10 disabled people. He said the publication entitled "If You Are Disabled" has been made availa ble by ihe Social Security Admin istration to answer questions re lating to these - provisions.

Fourth Distirct who are inter ested in the disability amend ments should request them from Han. W. M Abbitt, 1008 New House Office Building, Washing ton, D. C.

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I SPRING CARPET SALE ■ ^ THE FLOOR SHOP CARPET DEPARTMENT 119 N. Main Street Farmville, Va. $3,000 In Mohawk Carpet Goes On Sale REAL PRICE REDUCTIONS I Large and Small Rugs AND BROADLOOMS Sale Starts - - - MONDAY, MARCH 25 I Continues All Week TELL YOUR FRIENDS j I THE FLOOR SHOP 1 » 119 N. Maint St. Farmville, Vo. ■

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