Conrad Forbes, of Cumberland, was guest speaker at the Dillwyn Garden club meeting Friday at Dillwyn Elementary School. H i s topic was "Driftwood ." Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jones were Mrs. T. C. Rob inson and son. Gary, of Yorktown. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. H. Crow were in Richmond Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A E White and daughter, Beletta, of Arlington, were recent guests of C. C. Beatty. Richardsons Visit Seif Mrs. J. B. Richardson and daugh ter. Ann. of Toano, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Self. Mrs. Frank Agee, Mrs. Francis West and Mrs. Wayne Dawson spent Monday in Richmond. The following schedule for serv ices at the First Baptist church of Dillwyn will go into effect April 1: first, third and fifth Sunday morn ings. at 11 a m., second and fourth Sunday evenings, at 7:30. A. T. Maxn.v. and Bobby, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jones. s Women Go to Richmond Mrs S. B Pearson. Mrs. C. I Pool". Mrs. William Davidson and Mrs. R. J H Crow were in Rich mond Monday Mr. and Mrs. Thornhill Snoddy. and daughter, Susan, of Farmville. were Sunday guests of Mrs. J R Shoddy Mr. and Mis Bill Hudnall. an I children, of Camp Lejuene. N. C . were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudnall. Ben Pendleton has returned home after being a patient at McGuire Hospital for se\ n ' weeks Mrs. La vert Woolfolk. and daugh ter, of Louisa, were guests of Mrs. Wayne Dawson Wednesday \lcohol Week Planned An alcohol education week will be sponsored by the training unions of the Dillwyn field of Baptist churches. Ti will be held at Bethle hem Baptist church March 2f> thru 20, at 7:3;) p in. The Rev. J. Ernest Wrenri will teach the book "Shad ows Over America" to the adults: the Ri'-v Ernest Harris, "Alcohol and fhrisuan Influence" to the young1 people: T. P Reynolds. "It's Up to You" to the intermediates. John T. Nuckols III. and Mrs. Tom and walking around soon. Mrs. Alice Nash. Mrs Pearl Elam and Mrs. Nannie Fitzgerald. :if Farmville called on the Willie Elams Sunday. Yarbrough Hikes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yarbrough, and Steve, had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phaup Sunday Stove re ported a wonderful hike through the woods looking for fox and ground nog holes. J. E. Silvei visited in the J. J. Phaup home Saturday. It's good to see Ok- Man Sun out igain after a small spell of lain. Folks, if ; lime to get to Work HOW . You have been resting all winter. That garden has to be planted Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phaup called pn Mr and Mrs. Edward Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis last week.

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