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WSCS Meeting* Held in Amelia Over 130 women gathered in Amelia Thursday for the seven teenth annual meeting of the Farm ■ lie district, Woman's Society of i r.i istiati Service M.'is Mary Finch, missionary on furlough from Japan, v, as among the i uest speakers Her topic was "Mew Patterns of Christian Work in Japan.” Oiht l guests were Mrs Paul Glasener. conference promotion sec retary: Mrs. J. Boyd Tyrrell, com • i missionai v education _ and service . ecretary. and Mrs H. S. Southgate, conference W e s leva n ; i-rvice guild secretary Also on the program were the Rev, Ray R. Jenkins, host pastor: Mg- C. D. Weisiger Jr . Mrs. H. T. Feiguson, Mrs. J F. Koonce. Mrs J. C Bondtirant. Mrs Robert Wallace Dr H Conrad Blackwell. M J. R. Sheffield. Mrs. Byrd Harrison and Mrs Howard Wain ■: Jit Mrs Donald D Huimaud and Miss Peggy Childress were soloist.--. Meeting commutes were program. ,. J A B Lowry. Miss Eliza a (.T*-ws and Mrs. J H Shef L< Id place of ln.38 meeting, Mrs. W W, Borurn. Mrs P G. Garland . a! Mis W. H. Taylor: courtesy. J P Wynne. Mrs. H A. White s o Mrs. Dennis Sheeley. and nomi nating, Mrs D. Q. Eggleston, Mrs. Bennett T Taylor, Mrs J P. Mc C. aw. Ml's. J. W. Wilkinson, Mrs. 1 Lloyd Yates Mrs H S. Roane ; ; d Mi F. W. Sheffield i he conference, with the theme "The Spirit of Christ for All of Life." was held-at Trinity Metho dist church.

Table, Table Who's Cot The Tables? Tables, table s—who's got the tables? Amelians were entertained with a new version of the "button, button" f eme last week when Hiram A. Holmes, county agent, obtained per ns non to use some tables from the Methodist church for a VPI alumni dinner at Amelia Golf and Country club. • ■> one bothered to tell the busy ladies rf Trinity Methodist church win were preparing for the descent of l.'O WSCS members Thursday, They went down to the church to rpnu up the place, as women are wont to do. and to decorate the ta bles. But there were no tables to decor • After many excited phone calls.! I hi tables were traced to Holmes. H"!m -. conveniently, was out in county somewhere—untouchable. So tin women gut a truck, went out to the golf club after their tables. Meanwhile mil in the count y. I Holmes was on hi-, way home. He stopped in at the golf club for a lu d i.dwi-k And what to his won dering eyes should appear—no 1 ■hies Frantically he made some pv. ne calk ui.d ;u rangements to ■ had finished. So women, if you felt that you ripj ed from your iiuiche a Thursday, please under s!and wasn't you it was the tables. VPI Alumni Chart C Expansion

VPI alumni from Amelia, Notto way and Lunenburg counties Thursf <>:i" heard S. K Cassell. VPI bust !. -s manaui'r. chart the expansion taking place at VPI. Cassell was guest speaker at a VPI dinnei held at Amelia Golf and Country Club. He showed a chart illustrating how the college is no! able to keep up with the de es ad upon :t by increased enroll ment. e'-tinuted to reach 6.000 by i Co Knrollment now is 4.000. To da;e. 220(1 applications for the fail freshman class have been received. Only two can be accepted He told the alumni that the college * as not set any goal as to the fu ture size of its student body. Rather. 1 s said, the college is attempting to meet the educational requirements ' the students. A new field house is in the blue i rint stage, and a nine-hole golf i ur.se has been added to the coll : e :■ recreational, facilities. Other i i empire changes include a new s] oo.ooo library and the removal t some obsolete campus dormitores.

kuibeiv Added o f>eatonville C lub A special membership program f P' at rivil'e Home Demonstration ■ i'- week resulted in five new '■■■:< m!:""s of tin* orcanization. Added to the 15-member organi a were Mrs, Franklin Bell, W D Bell, Mrs. Joe Gills. It P. ,T ■: Mis Irvin Noble Mrs Albert Hillsman. Mrs R R. Drier and Mrs, O E Hamner pre the progt and entertain! ; Mrs Mary r Williamsj .Amelia heme demonstration agent, 'bowed slides on county home dem onstration club work. At the club's next meeting. April 17 at 2 p in. in the home of Mrs. Stanley GUIs. Mrs. Harry Jenkins ; ’ chairman, will give a demon n on the mam products used . . dairy foods How Many Firs: Cede: i suppose you heard tin; Janus killed his wife with a a club.’ S -cond Golfer—No! How many sti okes? I

('. (’. Ilouchins, Mrs. Terrell’s Brother, Dies in Philadelphia C C. Ilouchins of Philadelphia. Pa . died at his home there March’ 23. Hr was born in Patrick county and resided tlier- fui many vent • SurvivinK are hi v. idow Mr Rosa Bril Terrell: threi son Harry Klyne Raym .ad and Krle Houchins: two daughters Mi Rosa Belle Houchins and Mr: Bertha Hart: six grandchildren: seven great-grandchildren, and two sis ters. Mrs W A Bryant, ot Hollins, and Mrs. J F Terrell, of Powha tan Burial was in Arlington Ct me lt ry at Philadelphia

Morven Mrs. Alease Thomas and Mrs. Verna Dawson attended the annual WSCS conference ai Amelia Metho dist church Wednesday Mrs. Helen Southall, and daugh ter. Phyllis, Mi and Mrs Garland Morris, and daughter. Carol, and Miss Louise Morris, of Amelia, visited Miss Ellen Southall at Madi son College in Harrisonburg, where she is a student. While there they visited the Luray Caverns. Mrs. Ida Stockner has returned home after spending ttiree weeks with her daughters. Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, ot Richmond. Mrs U. R. Stockner, of Richmond, and Mrs. Ida Haase, of Midlothian. Mrs. Jim Hawks. Mrs. Earl Bur cham of Mt. Airy. N. C., attended the funeral of Mrs Wanda Burcham Wednesday. LC ( lass Elects Miss Jane (ilen-n Miss Jane Glenn, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jack Clayton, of Ballsville, has been elected vice president of the class of 1959 at Longwood College. Miss Glenn has also been in stalled as co-manager of the Longwood wisket team. Third Lenten Service Scheduled in Amelia Tlie third union Lenten service in Amelia will be held at the Presbyterian church Thursday.

Campaign for the 48 States Memphis Inflation-Cutters, And Tax Reducers to Carry Appeal In Y. S. Next

With the curbing of inflation as b i . ipaign for the 48 States" i: this i month launching its prog ram throughout the country rounded at ! Memphis. Tenn . two year a-‘u. th • movement seeks passage of const • tmional amendments requirin'-! an nual balancing of die I (It- l butl i get. a ceiling on Federal income : taxes, reform of the electoral col lege and curbs on me treaty-making power. I! hopes to gei these an ndmenl.-. passed through action of the differ ent state legislatures, lory-fue of which meet this year. Speaking in support of the organi zation’s program Sehatoi Hat - I Byrd of Virginia says. "Our Na tional Budget must be balanced annually or this country is headed | for real financial disaster " Passa :> j of the Byrd-Bridgf amendment is | the initial goal of tin- Campaign foi the 48 States.

Robert B. Snowdon, bit ini- man and farmer of Memphis and At Ikansas. is. national chairman ..1 e [movement. Snowden points to the recent “curl your hair" statement of Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey as proof of Uie scrum |need for his group's objectives. He also said the cure for the nation': | financial ills ha; to start with the general public who in turn mu. t make Congrc;; do something atmut it. “We believe." says Snowden, “that our Campaign for the 4H 'states offers the best means of pul ting the brakes on our nation's reck less and rapid drift toward com plete. bankruptcy " To bring this message forcibly to the attention of millions of i millions of Americans, the Cam > paign for the 48 States has pre pared television films, each oim dramatizing the need for a spon sored constitutional amendment In the first film, pointing out the April 4. at 8 p. m The Rev. A. R. Bolls, pivtor of P I Vo [ '*• mo. P cl lurch in Crewe, will be the preacher. Hi- .subject will be tin third word from the cross. Wo man. behold :i v Son! Behold thy Mother!"

devastating result-, of i n f! at i on. these heai'd from m addition to Senator Byrd include Senator •Styles Br.d.’e: nf Nt-.i Has H lute Ad miral Ben Morrell, head nf Jones and I.aughlm Stfc- I Corporal ion. Ad miral Harold Marlin and Mr. Snow den. . "The program of tin Campaign for the -tit Stains is paining support and followers every day because it • said. "It is entirely non-partisan and simply seeks a return to sanity ■ thm o! ' or Federal : ivernniem. Our system of government in Wash ington has gotten out of hand and n r nt ■ * r to regulate itse lf ; until, i he Stales force it to do so. 'That is the sule aim of our organi zation, to gam constitutional re - ; . la.'me:. "

Sunny Side l ast week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jamersou. and fam ily. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarn erson. and children. Nelson and Linda, ol Lee Hall: Mr, and Mrs. Seymour Jamcrsun. .Jr of Hope well; Mr and Mi Eston Terry, and son. Gerald, of Lynchburg Mr: L P. Skinner, ol t'rows . Mi and Mrs R T. Dennis, of Dutch Town; Mr ami Mr , .1. If 1). unis and Mr and Mrs B A Dennis, and daugh ter. Bertha. Mrs M A. French visited Mrs E N. King at .Souths.de I'omnumity Hospital Monday Emil recently Mis Kind hved gear Sunny Sate She now live: w Emp-.ru She tv us visiting her son, CsioH King, and family. a, Biilfui-i Junction wiien taken m amt rushed Ht lit" hospital. . She is uovr making a satisfactory 1 recovery. Attendance a* tlie re.fifes at Grove church 111if; week has been good. Members of other churches have participated. Mr. end Mrs. William Clayton, of Amelia, hav pui-ehu ed (he home formerly owned by Mr. and Mis. Chari..’ Minor. The Ciayt.m--- expect to move within a short time Mr. and Mr. W. V. French at

i> in it-* l a benefit card party ai lay. Tha party was ai ranged by the Woman's club ior •he 1 .refit of the War Memorial Building. Cart ersvi lie Mrs* R W. Dillard and Mrs. Prank Baber, Jr. were in Rich mond Monday. Mrs. ,1 Alex Ransom*. Mrs G. !. Blanton. Mrs. ,i. A. Ransome, Jr., and daughter, Monte, spent Thursday in Farmville. Rev . and Mrs. J. Kenneth Clark, and daughters. Linda and Mary 'Jane, will spend this week end with • Clark' parents and brother in Vir gilina. Mr;. J H Banton, Mrs. Clinton •;Anderson. Mrs. W. L. Moore and R . J. Kenneth Clark attended the Virginia Baptist regional world mis sion conference at Lynchburg Tlmr.s ! day. Mrs. Ransom* Returns Mis J. Alex. Ransone returned Tut-day after spending a week with relatives and friends in Richmond. > Wood.- on, of North Carolina, oid Re. J Kenneth Clark were dm;,-!' Mies!:-, of Rev. and Mi's D It stoui. Mrs. Ruth Gamage spent Mon day in Radford. Miss Barbara Carnage and Lennie Carnage spent several day.; at their home. Newstead. Chuck and Ralph Boggs are on the sick list.

Sneads Expect (luests Mr. and Mrs H E. Fulchure. of Davidson. N C are the expected guests of Mrs. N. P. Snead. Mrs. F. D. Irving has been re leased from a Newport News hos pital. and 1: hack at the home of her daughter. Mrs Billy Baker, in Hamptua, where she has been spending this winter. Frances Whitlock, of Medical Col lege of Virginia, will spend this week here. Miss Elizabeth Robinson and her brother, will spent Sunday at Toano with relatives. Frank Dean Irving, of Bedford, pent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Urbine. of Powhatan, were Sunday guests of the Pleasants 'I tie Boy Scouts of America now 1 sc an active enrollment of 4 r.no.o: o bo;- and men.

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Clergymen Social Security Deadline Reminder Sounded Clergymen were warned today; they have only until April i;"> :■> elect to come under federal social se CUVi'> il they have not .ilieadv d.m-'1 so. .Tames W Dimviddie, mana-n r of Lynchburg Di.-.tiict Social Recuiily i j office said that most of ti e clergy men in this area already have come 1 under the provisions of the Social | ] Secur.ty law us amended in i:i54. j However, he said he was concerend I about part-time ministers and those Who may sow be lerehin;; oi ei ! gaged in sotr.i other oca ipaim iand might not qualif* b■:->r■. the deadline. The April 13 deadline applic-s u those clergymen who in each of tin years 195,5 and Itc.-.i had $4tn or mon lit net earning front self-employ ment. any part of which \va from thfe performance ot thei duties. Other clergymen haw- a bli ther period in which to elect to come under social security llmv- ] eve 195 l eluded this rnusi be done by Apr,; 15. Dimviddie said Under the original nonai < o: - a ' ■ law, ministers, p r i <•I - mobs Christian Science pracutki , - members of religious ere 1 uei exempt from the payment of . . : ,y security taxes on earnings from pn formance of their religion, dutn s The 1954 amendments p e r m i ; them to waive this exempt, i: social security taxes individually as self employed p e r . o n hf-tumii with 195.1. and earn .social : ocunty benefits.

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