Egg Marketing
Discussion Set
'How to market a cuhlity ear
Will be discu-'xed at Cumberland
Court House Thursdlat night.
Api ii 11 at 8 p m
Denver l1 Bragg, associate ex
tension poultry husbanjdman will
be pi - rit to give a flannel board
discussion and illust ration on how
the farmer can market! a quahtv
ea r and thus "<-t more foi his
eggs when he sells them.
E L Seay Cumberland county
agent, said all farmers in the
area interested in eggs can neat
ly profit from the talk ^>y the ex
■ s pert Peed dealer; and
a;;i icultural workers ! are also
urged by Seay to attend the meet
ing.
Beagle Hounds To
Invade Cumberland
Sunday April 7
Field trials fen Beagle hounds
. ill b? contuicied oy the Old Do
minion Kennt-11 club Sunday.
April 7 at ••Clinton", home of Mr.
and Mrs. R B Brown about, seven
miles northeast of Cumberland C.
H. off route 45 Trials will begin
at 8 a. in.
A memorial trophy in honoi of
the late Willie Duncan, of Rirhw
rnond. one of the clubs most ac
tive boosters, will be presented.
Approximately ten clubs in the
state will have dogs at the field
trial. Each owner is limited to
two dogs.
Ashby
«/
A most interesting Ashby Home
Demonstration club meeting was
held in the home of Mrs. J. P Mar
tin Tuesday Mrs. Martin wa- tlie
victim of being both hostess and
food demonstrator for this meeting,
at which she showed marked ef
ficiency , The demonstration was
broiled chicken with herbs.
Mrs. J. P. Martin. Mrs. J J.
Dawson and Mrs. E. C. Walton at
tended the district WSCS meeting
m Amelia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hart enter
tained at a dinner honoring N.
Swink Thursday. He was guest
speaker at the Runtan club that
night.
Mrs. Hart enjoyed a telephone
HOME INTERESTS FIRST
We try to make this bank useful
to the community in two main ways:
In safeguarding present wealth: In
promoting future growth.
Our interest like vours — are
right here at home. You can count
upon our active aid in anything that
will serve you and this community.
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FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
cal! from her sister in Detroit.
Mich., last week Miss Rebecca
Hart was spending her spring holi
davs in Detroit with them.
Mr and Mrs M H. Mead e- have
a new granddaughter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Kin- of Barnes
Junction, born March if).
M»-. and Mrs J II Meador were
guests of Mr. and M- Billy Whiter
.■I Farmville Saturday
Guests of Mr and Mrs J TI.
Meador Sunday wore Mrs. R C
Maham. Miss Alice Mahan-, and
Mrs. Melton.
Jimmy. Jocelyn and Roger San
derson. of Richmond, were week
end guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs W P Sanderson,
while their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Sanderson, visited in Black
stone.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P Sanderson.
Jr., Bobby and Dave, of Waynes
boro. Mr. and Mrs Eric Robinson,
of Farmville. Mr. and Mrs. J II.
Meadot ;ml Mr and Mrs Dennis
Hart, and family, were also guests.
Mr and Mrs. Irvin Dinklt and
children, and Mr. and Mrs Frank
lin Adams, of Richmond, visited in
the It. L, Adams home during the
week end.
C R Wlutt has returned home
from the hospital and i doing well.
Mi. and Mrs 1. B Garrett. of
Bowling Green, spent the week end
here. They have b e e n greatly
missed in the community since
moving to Bowling Green
Antioch
Mr and Mrs Ernest Posev of
Virginia Beach, were i/itesls of hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Fos
te.r over the week end. Mrs. J.
Calloway Brown, of Bedford was. a
recent guest in the same home.
Mr and Mrs. Marvin Johnson of
New Canton, were supper guest of
her parents. Mr. anti Mrs. H G.
Brown
Mr and Mrs. Neal Smith and
family, and Mrs. A. J. Smith were
luncheon guests of Mr and Mr: J.
N. Harrington in Farmville Sundry.
Mrs. Ruby Brown and Mi B He
Levasseur. and Jerry vi. ited ihp
Leroy Williams family at Warwick
during tiie week end.
Mrs. Etta Brown returned home
Sunday after visiting her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mis. Cecil
Brown, at Boydton. and Rev and
Mrs. Li t Roy Brown, and daughter,
at Bay-side. Mrs. Brown. Mrs Mc
Gavock and Wilton Brown were
present at the christening service
for Martha Nell Brown, daught; i of
Rev, and Mrs Brown, at the Bay
side church Sunday morning
Cecil McGavock spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown
and Herman Brown.
Mrs. Paulin* Moore r r i u r n e d
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I
I'.me Thursday from the ti>
Community Hospital
Miss Drue Noel attended the Beta
convention in Richmond, represent
ing Cumberland High school.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Blanton and
Mr. and M R L. Blanton were
upper guests of Mr. ami “Mrs
Ri-uben Addlenian Sunday It wa-;
Mis. A M Blanton'-, birthday
Oak Fores!
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meinhard.
of Farmville, visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. R Anderson. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jenkins, of
Cumberland, visited Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Anderson Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J Gordon Smith.
Psychiatrie Director
To Sneak to P-TA
Dr. PaM-acia Denton, psychiatric
director of the mobile psychiatric
chi ic. who is assigned to the
youth service division of the
State Department of Welfare and
Institution' in Richmond, ".ill l»v
the sliest speaker at the Powha
tan Parent-Teacher association
meeting* at Powhatan IIikIi School
Monday. April 8. at 8 p. m.
Robbie and Jimmy Smith, and Mr
and Mrs Owens, of Richmond,
visited Mr and Mrs W S. Ander
son Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stonnell,
of Richmond were attests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B Stonnell Sunday
ifixbura
Etnnst (' r ;n. who is -v.,-;. ., in
Prospect, visited Mr and M .Tim
Carson Thursday.
At re Giover i • .... .he . t
Mi;. F. F. Sc ham pel. or ti!
;s spending some time wuh dr.
ler .11 c lit iry Co. my.tmi
Di rwytnan Williams «.» App -
luattox. visited set era 1 home in ihe
neighborhood Sunday
Tom Hix. of liie Univei uty of
Richmond, spent the week end at
home. He has accepted a part-time
job in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. John Coin announce
the birth of Gary Sheekels March
JO at Somh.-.ide Community Hospital
in Fannville
J,!i nod Mi;'. Ernest Roger srere
ra.'sts of Mr. and Mrs. Rnh Martin
Saturday.
"Tans van Ness Allen, f Tulsa
front several days las1 t: : I..
home here.
Mr and M ■ Basil Pit" Mi
5' I Mrs Cali in Russel. and Wil
ham. of Pli.-ipect wen guests «'>!
Mr an.) Mi ' 1' A (loviin'lon Sun
day
I t r,. ...r . .) Glass, of Jackson
ville. Fla. is .spending several day
in the home of Mr and Mrs Fdwm
Fore Other guests during the week
end included Miss Rosalie Fore. Mr
and Mrs R. E Fore. Jr., of Farnt
vilJe. Mr and Mrs. E. C Rogers,
of Appomatto’ . and Mrs. H. F
Chariton. Mi- Shirley Davis and
Mrs Chita: of Washington.
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