Jeters\iiie On Sunday morning. Lib' r '• ■ C.'ii 1st*hn Snr.'1 iv sc), o! ' ('■ Bav and the Jetersville Christian Sunday school made an exchange in teachers in the upper classi - for that day Mrs Maude Wilson. M: Salford and Mr Havens ramd fr ■ Green Bay. and Mr and M W: White. Mrs. Clinton Win: o and J. f Stone, Jr., went from Jetei y :lle ' Green Bay Mr and M's F'us'o sad of Ron Ai'a visited Mrs Frake parents. Mr and Mr: E-i W t»n. Sunday Z Jim Montgomery and M "Mary Jane and Phylli - Southall were guests ..f Die Miitui; A , Sons Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Varner Reaver .aid Doris Rae, of Draki s Braucii. a the week end with Mrs R 1 r mother. ■ Mrs Clara Elam and Mrs and Ms E. C. Fes bee of Crew, v in the Elam home Sunday Misses Thelma Redford and Ara Hardy, of Peterspur.. \1 Mr. and Mrs. J E Stone Sunday Mr. and Mrs J. E Stem Ji "I Richmond, were dinner m.-sts Sun day of his parents. Mr. and Mr
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J E S!nne. Miss Lioyette Thornton, who is mo :: iu:u school in B'istol. has been • : ng sprit.u vacation at her V • ' in Painville. The April meeting of the Jeters ■ !!• Hi me Demonstration club will lie 1. 1 in the home of Mrs. E J. Seay. ” " Mrs Mill'.:; Anderson and Mrs. Hi !h n Southall attended a fashion s! w in Farnr.'ilie Wednesday. M' and Mis Charles Satterwhite, Wash:nv:'in. D C . visited Mrs. r'at'eiwhite's parents Mr. and Mrs. 1- F Yeatts, over the week end. M ..... M.ii\ page Thompson and .tackii B wm..:;. of Richmond, spent the week end with their parents. Eu.iv On i « and Geral Claib s’ of Williamsburg, ti .mu'.! a! M's A. L Cole's \V'i dnesday to spend part of their spring vacation. Powhatan News Mi . rid M s H W. Nicholls and .h P.psv Nicholls. of Richmond. :',-d relatives, and friends here Sunday. ,1 C Green is on a business trip to Atlanta. Ga.
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Rev Hughs Hayes, of Emporia, was guest minister Sunday at May Memorial Baptist church. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker at Homestead Tuesday in cluded Mr. and Mrs Tom Brown, of Beaumont. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Collier, Mrs. R H Boelt and Sam Parker. Mrs. Sam Parker is spending sev eral days m Blacksburg. Fence Post Session Set At Columbia Thursday, April 11 There will be a post peeling and treating demonstration at P. L. Duncan's, Columbia Thursday morning April 11. at 9:30 a. m. A. B. Lyon, associate exten, don forester from VPI. will be present to demonstrate how to use an inexpensive type post peel er and the latest methods of treating fence post. This demonstration will show how the average farmer in this section can peel and treat posts on his ow-n farm. The public is invited.
Dari in^ton Hgts. Rev and Mrs. R. P Welch and Mrs. D. C. Morris attended a world missions conference in Lynchburg Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Ned Elam, and daughters, of Kingsport. Tenn., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Elam. Mr. and Mrs Dave Maloney, and family, of Hampton spent Thurs day and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. R H. Maloney. S. Sgt Layman Cash visited W L. Dickerson Monday. Mrs. Clinton Childress, and daugh ter. Betty, Mrs. Aubrey Gibson, and daughter, Mollie, Mrs H I. Shorter and Miss Lois Bailey spent Thursday in Lynchburg. Mrs Howard Shorter attended a performance of 'The Crucible" at Longwood College Friday. Her son. Billy Shorter, was a member of the cast. Mrs. E. A. Payne. Mrs J. H Payne. Mrs. Lena Hylt.n and Mrs. Margaret Watson visited Miss W r il ed Williams in Chase City Sunday Mrs S hill e y Williams, Winifred's sister and a former Dar lington Heights teacher, died re cently. Her death was very sudden, the result of a brain tumor. Rev. and Mrs. Nat T, Brummitt visited his parents in Kittrell, N. C , Sunday.
Miss Trr’vll Harvey was hostess to the Da'Tins ton Heights Bridge club Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robe-t Driskill. and sen. of Richmond, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hail Driskill. M I ■ :a Hylton, of Lynchburg, was a guest last week of M's J H Payne Mrs Hylton returned to Lynchburg Monday. Brett Watson spent Thursday and F.iday m Charlottesville where he paiticipated in the state forensic mert as a member of the east of the Randolph-Henry one-act play The play won a "distinguished" rating. W L. Dickenson and Rev. R P. W 'ch attended the Odd Fellows banquet in Farmville Thursday. DOG Gl ARDS CAR Dallas. Tex Charles Graham left his car m his driveway and went into his house, When he returned and went to his car. a boxer wan d* ed into liis yard. When Graham opened the car door, the dog jumped in but when Graham attempted to get in. the dog growled. Finally. G"aham had to call police and the police called the Health Depart ment. After an hour, the dog was taken from the cal' and taken for a ride to the animal shelter.
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