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t'rew to Safety From Heavy Seas umberlanrl Salt Guides Boat And

L F Breen ■ >n of Mr. and V . k B B: ■ vn o Clinton ' in (. i in b f r 1 a n u ( ■ ;i ' y i a-' i f! in.:- ■ b a :■ 8-11.'• >i i i,;. cue-;, : li nt v.a teatr-d . i: < B.iajea Ire n and 25 i mn! members 1 C el <1 i p nr-ai ■■ a er Ivh 1 • >ilt .hoi,' !, i> Sii'i; oil a cabin crui.cr ■ .. cl Ir ■ a loaned to the C©rp 1 \ e Navy. They planned to brine ihe craft to their base I at ■ .ii t: aimin': ■ ■ ;ma:’ boat moved ©u t ;■ ,i|j f,, 45 mil'-s per hour ajnd a, v .ski- were encountered. ’Vc crashed over the dumvalc-.s

and a forward hatch cover wa15 j le v overboard About n p m. the craft was ; afeh steered into tup St. Mary's Pc. er near the mouth of the Po* tomac River and remained, there \ ;n the relatively calm water. Unaware that the cruiser and I crew were safe. Morris Sprinter, I captain ot tire cadet corp became j worried a.s the craft was over due He notified the Coast Guard' and they immediately began a | search for the vessel. Tl>e search was railed off Sun day morning when the cruiser was : sighted near Piney Point Now there are 25 young seamen who can swap sea stories with the ex perience of old salts."

fkville Teen-Age Club Elects M Hcers, Flans Spring Activities

The "Highlanders'. a teen age ( irii 1 rCMitly nrpant/ed here elected ' .!! . .at the March 29 meeting are held on Friday nights Firemen's Building The v. . Auxiliary of the Scottmlle • V.-ierahs of Foreign War. : re or.- of tilt (Tub. Dr and .! v. r; Moody have been nntet ;.h them regularly In V» i. M dy and Mu( iy'; mother, Mrs. A D :-' . rh, e ■ r to Washington. D. C . ■: '■! -- Smith continued •;:i to iit r hi,UK* in Vermillion. Ohio. ■ hi --pen! t!ir .■.'inter with Dr sj.u '.}i- Moody. V!' and Mi - (3 B. Hush, of };:cliiin . •!. spent the week end With hr Mrs c \ Tucker. . vl: ...si .Mr: . J.OUiS Lush, of ::: od vi ted dr and Mrs ; : Dniieati for a few days. i! in.don. Of Use s'ciiool in Pittsburgh, was jan ■jr -t of Mis: Susie Bl ur "Tiie i■ ■ race" this week. Mi : ad Mrs Harold Parrott, and i i.. of Arlington, spent the 1 . .: t s Air. s. d Mi S. L < Midwell. \i: F: .mk Zacharia . of Rich p tiei vi.-.t d Mr and Mrs. W M. ■ ,. 2 chafla tile ; s p;er Mr: Nell Bolling, j V Ih Hr • risen, of Rich . , s ' s: hei m r.pd dailf li es in-law. Mr. and Airs Car, in Mr. :;uT Alt; VV. B, AIcBride are su; :. . . ■ : me with Mrs. A. S.

Collins in Coinjock. N. C. Gregory. David and Amy Hudson, of Richmond, spent the week end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs M L. Wood Rev. Webster L. Simons. Jr., at tended a meeting in Richmond Sun day and Monday, planning youth conferences in the Diocese for this summer. Mrs Georg* T. Omohundro. Jr., will entertain at lunch Friday for her mother, Mrs. W. F. Paulett, who will be 91 years old. The Tri-County Riding club met for a picnic Saturday at their new location, two miles south of Keene on Route 704 There have pur chased 18 acres of land there to be used for horse shows and meet ings. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cohen enter tained a group of boys and girls at their home Sunday afternoon, celebrating their daughter. Lynn's, eighth birthday. Miss Cary McBride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W. B McBride, an airline hostess, is in Germany on a shot! trip. Mrs. R. V. Krouse talked to the Scottsville Chapter. UDC at their meeting last week in her home on "The Educational Background of the. Leaders of the Confederacy." Cunningham District School sev enth guide will go to Richmond Fri day for a sightseeing trip They will be accompanied by their teacher. Mrs. Dallas Johnson, and Mrs. Earl Butler.

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J Southsirle Hospital PATIENT LIST

There were Cl patients in the hos pital Thursday morning. Patients Admitted Mrs. Edwin Ruegg, Meherrin: Mrs. W A. Marston. Abilene; Miss Brenda Hatcher. Portsmouth: Mrs. J. H. Conner. Crewe; Mrs. J. W Clevinger. Victoria: Mrs. W. O. Southall, Parmville: Alton Smith, Jetersville: Mrs. C. E Baldwin. Parmville: W. E. Bradshaw, Green Bay: J. B. Waddill; Meherrin: Miss Esther Anderson, Burkeville; Mrs. R. S. Bondtham, Parmville, and Mrs. F. T. Irving. Cartersville. Births Mr. and Mrs. G F Vanarsdall. Crewe, boy. April 2. Mr and Mrs J ! Buy! Farni ville. boy. April 2.

Mrs. Andrew Collins. Mr. Rus sell Collins. Mrs. George Dansey. Mrs. Randofph Herndon and Mrs E Browning, ol Cunningham District School, will attend a Pied mont District Parent-Teacher as sociation meeting at Apple Grove Elementary School April <). Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Browning, and Jon. and Mr and Mrs. Parket Goodman and daughter. Joan, of Boyds Tavern, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Browning, of Pal tnyra, at dinner. The occasion w.r Lindsay Browning's birthd y Miss Virginia Tindall, of Ai ling - ton. was a week end guest of her mother, Mrs. J. B Tindall, at Hat ton. Sunday guests in the Tindall home were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tindall, ol' Centenary, and Major and Mrs L. R. Hundley, of Lexing ton. Mrs. John Norvell. of Richmond, spent the week end with her sister. Mrs. George Tapscoil. at Hat on Mrs Harvey Winfrey has returned from Richmond, where she spent the winter with Joseph Winfrev. and is visiting Mrs. J. B. Tindall at Hatton before going to her home in Buckingham county Mr and Mrs. Will.am L Butcher, of Howardsville. were in Charlottes ville Sunday for the Thomas L. Ros ser Camp N !H United Spanish War Veteran•• P<< ' and Auxiliary No. 13 meeting. Mrs. Burcher . en tertained the Auxiliary at her home April 3.

Mr. and Mrs. J D Barker. Dill- j wyn, girl, April 3. Mr. and Mrs R M. Marker." 3 Crewe, girl. April 3. Colored Patients Charlie Spender. Phemx; William Randle. Burkevilie: Annie Washing ton. Parmville; Helen Christian, Parmville, and Ralph Miller. Green Bay. Patrick Henrv Wants | To Add To League’s Present Four Teams Four teams are presently on- ! tered* in t h e Patrick Henry 1 Lea u< Patm\ille Brookneal, Al tavista and Amherst. Failure to get community backing has eli minated Rustburg and Republican • Grove, league officials learned during an organizational meeting here Monday night. Armstrong Smith, of Parmville,' new league president, said n-pre- ; sentatives of the four teams au thorized a search for either two 1 or four more teams. Peelers are currently out in South Hill, Chase City . South Boston, Lynchburg and Victoria. The four clubs will compete 1 as a league whether or not more j teams are added. Smith said, i Scheduling will be delayed until : tile feelers are determined, but a May :i opening; date was tenta-. | l ively agreed to here Monday 1 night. Parmville";! Red Sox will be j managed by Louis "Weenie" Mil ler again this year. The Hamp I den-Svdney College baseball | coach directed the 1956 nine into the league play-offs

Cluila Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen, and i sons, of Lynchburg. spent Friday [and Saturday with her parents. Mr. and Mi's T. C. Beasley They visited I relatives in Richmond Saturday and spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. • Spencer Reams. Miss Audrey Dodson, of Colonial Heights, and John Charles Utz. of Fort Lee visited her parents Sun day. They reported a wonderful trip to Jollerson. W. Va . last week where they visited his parents and brother Mr and Mr- Thomas Beasley. Mr. Munch'' Dock oil nel Aubrey i went to Ringgold Friday Aubrey willl be depot operator there f ir the nexl three weeks. Mr. and Mrs Clyde McCormick. ■ and children, of Richmond, visited her parents. Mv. and Mrs. Paul Bar nard. Friday, Guests in their home ‘Saturday were Mrs. H L. Madison j and Mrs. Harding Davis, and on | Sunday. Mr and Mrs Johnny Hall, jand family, of Richmond. Mr and Mrs. Wilson Wiley, and | children, of Richmond, spent 'Sun day with her parents. Mrs Elmer Felts, and daughter, went to Richmond Saturday. Her sisters, Mrs. Mae Tenser. . Mrs. M.n .e Flemming and Gladys Cave, returned home with them Bruce Nelson, of Richmond, spent | Wednesday with his parents. The M W Warriners visited the | R A Smiths Sunday. T. M. Goodwin of Burkeville. and Mr and Mrs. Robert Goodwin, and family, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Key. Mr and Mrs Hadley Worrell, and family of Goochland, visited her sister. Mrs. Bessie Felts. Sunday. Mrs. Hazel Beasley and Mrs. Bland Miller visited Mi Emily Iron; Tuesday They al-i visited ; M:: Nettie Rudd.

Morven Mrs. W R. MeCraw has returned from a Richmond hospital where she v. i a patient for some time. Mr. and Mi* Chester Dawson, and children. Billy, Douglas. Ann and Lillian, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marv.n Mottley. of Black i stone. Mr Mrs. O is, of Midlothian, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs Ned Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Easter, of Amelia. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Dawson, and Mrs. Lois McMillian visited their ! mother, Mrs. Malcolm Dawson, Monday Mr and Mrs Eugene Martin 1 visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Haroid Stockner, Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Robert Coleman, and daughter. Patricia Faith, have returned to Richmond after spend ing several days with Mrs. Cole man’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Morris Mrs. Georgia Dawson, and daugh ter. Lillian, visited Mrs, Alease Thomas Monday. A laree crowd of MYF members from Salem and Epsworth Metho dist churches attended the April Fool party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Morris Monday. Mr. and Mrs Ted Dawson are the . parents of a daughter born in a Richmond hospital Sunday. Mrs, Ned Morris and Mrs. Rob-; ert Coleman, and daughter. Faith, visited Mrs. Chester Dawson, and family. Sunday. Sterling Morris visited Billy and Douglas Dawson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Dawson and Mrs. Ida Stockner visited Mr. and Mrs. McHenry Barden Sunday. 1 i

Rice Lass Wins Fashion Show Dress Two dresses were given away at the fashion show sponsored by Lire Dorothy May .store recently. Miss Bonnie Paxon. a junior at Longwood College, won the dress given away at the fashion show held at the State Theatre last Wednesday. Miss Jean Gates of Ricp. won the dress presented at

Red Cross Requests Aid for Lee Family First aid for the Dee family, which lost four children and a lioti.se in a flash fire Monday. Is being sought by the Prince Ed ward county Fed Cross rhapier the afternoon show held at '.he Dorothy May Store.

All of the familv's belongings were destroyed in the fire. There was no insurance. The six surviv ing children and Mr. and Mrs. Jack fee have been staying with relative near the:r old home. Mr. W \ . Lynn. - xecutive sec retary of the Red Cross, has is* sured a call for clothing and fur niture for the family. Those who have .something to contribute can call the Red Cross office or Mis. Lynn at her home. Articles which

cannot be taken to the Fed Cror office will be picked op. Cumberland News Correction I; Allen Carter of Cumberlan. is _v patient in Southside Commu nity Hospital. Farmville. He wa previously reported as entering McGuire Hospital in Richmond. The average weight of the human brain is 4<t.:i ounces in a man. ami 44,H ounces in a woman.

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