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Cumberland Community News and Social Events Community Chest To Be Considered At Met ting Monday at 8 P. M. at C. H.

An open meeting to be held Mon day A pi i i Si. at 8 i) trt at Cumber .<: use to d.scu- the ever .ncreasjiig evidence of need for a ((immunity clie-t in Cumberland county Erne II Edinget. director of United Fund of Virginia, will be the speaker The movement is being; sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Cumberland Post No. 2<i!i Mr and Mrs. J N. Holland and their son, Julian, of Eastville. were recent guests of her parents. Mi ami Mrs. Lewis Crawley. Mr; G W. Bryant is spending tin'- week in Ararat. N. C . visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Key. K Allen Carter entered McGuire Hospital in Richmond Monday for observation and treatment Carters Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dey. of Wash ington. D. C.. and Mr. and Mrs. R W Angle, of Rocky Mount, have retarded to their respective homes following a week end visit here at the home of their parents, Mr and Mrs E A Carter. N R Huskey and family, ol Mid lothian. and Mr. and Mrs R S. Spi-as and daughter, Vickie, of Rich mond. spent the past week end with relatives here, as did Mr. and Mrs. Tapper George and their son. Billy, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Wilkinson j had as their dinner guests Sunday Mi; VV D. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. It I! Wilkinson and daughter. Sarah Adams Wilkinson, of Rich mond, and William Russell Garnett, of Cumberland. The Rev and Mrs Luther B. Franck spent .a few days this week in Richmond with his sister. Mrs. O L Selecman. Parents Visit Week end and Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. R. L. Adams, Jr , were her parents. Mr. and Mrs B. T Bradshaw, of Warwick. Mr. and Mm Franklin Adams and daughter. Dianne, and Dennis Burruss. of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs J. H Hengstler and Mrs Charles Larson and her son, David, were a m u n g the recent guests of Mrs? A L. Brandt. Mr. and Mrs. 1 J. Bugg. of Rich mond. were overnight guests Satur day of their son, VV. M. Bugg. and

his family Mr and Mrs Charlie Goodman have as then guests Mr, and Mrs. R C Warren and their daughters Robbie Lee of Baltimore. Md. Guests Sunday uf Mi and Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. Lillian C. Guth rie were Mr and Mrs. M. B. Loyd, of Natural Bridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Goodman and daugh ter. Jane Milton, of Amelia. Petersburg People Present Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haynes Blankenship, of Petersburg, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. W L. Danby. Mrs. Marjorie Vince. James and David Vince of Byron. Mich., spent the past week end here as guests of Mr and Mrs. E. L. Seay, Jr. R. E Duck, of Sandy Springs, Md.. was a recent guest of Mrs. John T Flippen at Rose Cottage Guests during the week end of Mr and Mrs W. C. Newman, and family, were Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Taylor, of Richmond, M Sgt. and Mrs R J, Gillespie, of Alexandria, and Bill Payne, a student at the University uf Richmond. Peterses Visit Mrs. B A Peters and Carroll Peters visited friends and relatives in Farmville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and children were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ownby and Mr and Mrs. Lee Ownby in Richmond. Thomas Holman Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. C D Brown, left Monday for Fort Jackson. S. C . where he is stationed with the U S. Army His friends staged a chicken fry stag party for him Wednesday at Bear Creek Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Atkins spent Sunday in Richmond as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Mackey Family Nigfht Picnic Program For Dilhvyn PTA Meeting; Monday A 'Family Night" program has been set for the Dillwyn Parent Teachers Association. M o n d a y night, April 8 at 6:30 p. m. The program will start with a picnic supper. Each family will bring their own picnic supper.

Guinea Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker, of White Hall, spent the week end of March 23 with Miss Lillian Walker, of Hyattsville, Md Mi Warren Walker, who had been there for an extended visit, accompanied them home. En route home, tin 'trio visited Mrs. Walkri i-r-L-i Mrs. Green and Mr < L .'.mill, i in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. William Giles, and : daughter. Cathy, of Richmond, were recent guests of Mi . and Mis. W B Walker. Mrs. Burton Walker, who visited i her children for nearly three I months, returned to her home last week. She was accompanied by her 'sons. Burton Walker. Jr of W* Point, and the Rev William G Walker, of Lebanon. Tenn who ! stayed for several days Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bal? and ! sons. Eddie Jr . and Billy, of Rich mond. were recent guests of Mr and Mrs. W B. Walker. Jr. Mrs. Guy Allen, Mrs. Robert E Garnett. Mrs. J P. Stratton. Mi W I), Walker and Mrs Chari Womack. Jr., attended the annual WSCS meeting of the I'amivill' District at Trinity Church, m Anieli Thursday Porter Davis, of Richmond was a week end guest at Hors du Moud M. Sgt. and Mrs. David J. Matson, of Richmond, spent several days at their home here. J A Addlemai: of Farmville, spent some time wul the Matsons. Mr. and Mrs. W B. Walker we:, j Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and | Mrs. Leigh R. Womack, and dam 1 ter. Virginia Garnett. Mr. and Mrs. Conduff Mathew , Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton and 1! K Williams attended the annual neighborhood Sou'hside Electric (' operative at John Randolph -c: Mond ly . % il ian won doi < pri/a ond soft drink-, will be furm so; by the PTA. A program of folk dance wit. be presented by the second i nch students of Mrs. Roy Jones M: Claude Woods, and Mr B l Ballowe. Mrs. Paul Jones. PTA vice-pres ident. and Mrs. Frank John nave planned the pro-ram. and ! urge all members-to attend ti. unusual PTA family night in gram.

_ -irmriiiiimiMim'u rwiiwiiMHWiaw mi ■■mmii ■min iiii nr~ rrmn nr. j OTICE! j State income Tax Returns | Mr MAY l 1957 _OTHER TAXES - j Personcl Property, Capitation (Poll) Tax and Other Taxes MUST BE FILED WITH THE COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE OF YOUR COUNTY BY MAY 1, 1957, but payment deadline will be December 5, 1957, as it has been in the past. Under the new Virginia-State Law, your State Income Tax on income received during 195A i payable at the time you file your return between January t, 1957 and May 1 1957 or as otherwise provided by law Return MUST be filed with theCommissioner of the Revenue of the county in which you live and the tax must be paid to your county Treasurer If you mail your return, at tach check or money order payable to your county treasurer (Do Not Send Currency.)

I Who Must File? Where To File? | Where To Get Forms

Every individual, married or single, adult -r minor, who had a gross income of $1,000 or more for 1956 must file a Virginia Income Return At the office of the Commissioner of the Rev enue for the county or citv where y u were living on January 1, 1957. As far as practical, forms have been mailed to those taxpayers who filed returns for the previous year However, your failure to re ceive or procure a form does not relieve vou of your obligation to file your return before the deadline, MAY 1, 1957

Screre penalties are imposed for failure to file returns 1 ONLY 32 DAYS REMAIN FOR FILING—FILE NOW AND AVOID PENALTY Buckingham County W. A. Wood, Commissioner of the Revenue COURTHOUSE BUILDING BUCKINGHAM, VA. Powhatan County C. Mason Fariss, Commissioner of the Revenue COURTHOUSE BUILDING POWHATAN, VA. i Prince Edward County iY. (. Womack, Commissioner of the Revenue ROOM 22, COURTHOUSE BLDG FARMVILLE, VA.

Filbert Wen,ack ■ the end in Washington. it f. Mis char] , w<. - - ■■ J sou. Charli -. III. . - ; • S u n d a y luncheon sue.-, . w;-..!. h.». rington family • of Farm. ale. A t reat many of fie . kj, ■ peopi- i.. tended the L. ieiii .1:0* Ul Cumberland High School i-kiday. . M Sgt and f.J: Ua ..I .. -.1st. on wet e rocel.t yin ■ ! : III! Vli 'J P Stratton A bib: .stud .■■■■ M‘.l by Centenat y church V.'.-;., b Mi J. P. Stratton as teach.-t. w.-s field Sut . text used was "Paul's Letters to the Local Church-' Precedift the class, the worship s -r. ice *•>.- "•si ducted by Mr: C nduff Mathews. Tuesday <■■■ r nr-, liter.• '. I 11- >4 ]) r 0 p 1 ■■ n pre - lit s - ( sun- i.u y church at the pre ha.-ter service-. at Grove church with the H> 1 I’ Look as speaker. Mrs John Hoi-"an eiuered the South,-di- H i .nital In i >.,i. a cheek up COST OK I lVI'.i KISF The cos! of living. measured : . < t suiiter price index, gain.- I m I'Gii from 114.il to 1 !•..*! "f t:t!.. ,’414'.) from 114 ft m 117.;-! of the 1047-40 base as tnu. after holding a; about the .same it,'! for three years The all-time high mark v s ,-ached in November

Fork of Willis Miss Nell Cooke, of MOV Hospital, spent the week t od with her par ent-, Mr. and Mis H. E. Cooke. Willie Dunce ri spent the week end in fsmtolK with Mr and Mrs. S F Scoi [ P L. Duncan visited O M Smith neat Pannvdle Sunday afternoon. O. W Ball continue: ■ n k at his home het't Mrs P t. Duncan war. in Rich mond Wednesday Mr. and Mrs J. W. Oliver, ol Richmond, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. P L. Dun can. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Ball, Jr., and family, and Mrs Willie Duncan were dinner guests Sunday in the

J- M Barker home The Harold Duncans spent Sundr-v visiting relatives in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Simpson. Richard and Lena- Rose Simpson and Tommy Huddleston, of Farm wile. visited Mr., Withe Duncan Sunday afternoon There has been a change in the : dat>- lui ihe eCouil puna - ley P. oe given at tire Cumberl.liui eltnn !'■! cause tire vaccine will nut he av 'li able On Auril d a former!.' e.'i nounced. the clime v..11 be j..-M ...; April s' Pt.-n <• hear t' d. te -i mind. Three p r r s o n s, inc! tdir.s one woman, were harmed for oomplieir in rite assassination of A lira I.am Lincoln.

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