JefersviJle Mr. r-nd Mrs. Lyle Shelton, and two children, of Charlottesville, spent the week end with Mrs. Shel ton's mother, Mrs. R W. Vaughan Miss Amrr Lacy, of Halifax and Briltirnce, Md.. spent a few hours with M's R W Vauahan Friday. M' and Mrs. Jam s Yeatts. and ■son Jimmy, of Richmond, spent the \v< k end with their parents, Mr. end M s H A. Saxton and Mr. and VI s. Eddie Yeatts. M s Margaret Clark, of Rich mond spent Saturday with her mother. Mrs. Fred Clark, and bro'hi r. James. V1 - B. C. Smith, of Richmond, o; i Vii. s Sue \V(icd. Of Favt'teville. N ( spent Surtday with Mrs. W. 3. Farnsworth. Mr. and M s. E. J. Seay, and ‘wo r'!;-. Billy and Ronald, spent the week end with relatives in Gretna. Charles Farmer. Jr., of Washing ion. D C spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cole, and son. Stew, visited Mr. and Mrs. Rawls in Burkeville Sunday. Mr and Mrs. James Yeatts, Mrs. H A. Saxton and Mrs. W. E. Farns worth visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Elicit in Burkeville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Farmer were in Richmond Saturday. Mrs. Curcham, 58, Hies in Amelia Home Funeral services for Mrs Wan da B. Burcham. 58. who died sud d nl.v .March L’4 at her home in Amelia county, were held at Sa if m Methodist church Wednesday at 2:30 p. m Interment was in . he church cemetery. Surviving are the widower, James Coy Burcham: five sons. R Ernest, ot Amelia: Clarence E and Glen H.. of Indianapolis ImL: Roger P., H. Burcham. of 'he U S. Naiy: one daughter. Mrs. Irene B. Inman, of Amelia: three brothers, a sister and eight grandchildren.

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