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Cumberland Items Several Birthday Anniversaries Occupy Cumberland Social Calendar

Mi and Mrs A W Davis were : mmi the -.nests of Mi and Mrs. O .1 Thompson last Sunday in Andci sunville when tlie Thompsons and Mrs A,. M, VVil.on, of Lynch burg entertained Jointly s it h a dinner party celebrating the birth lav anniversary of their sister Mis1" Mae Barker, of Richmond. Mr and Ms V. B Smith and Mr and Mrs Victor Brandon Smith. ■ Jr v. Mi their daughter. Ann Carol of Richmond, were guests Sunday of Mr 1* a Smith and Miss Vir ginia Booker Smith. Mr and Mrs. J. L. Vogel and Mrs Louisa Schalow had as their wet'K end and Sunday guests Mr. and Mr-. R J Oertel. of ParmviUe, ami Alfred Ehrlich, of Powhatan. Among the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Meriwether V. Smith at Pocahontas Farm .were Mr and M: O G May Nancy and Judy May. of Charlottesville. Mrs. C. C.

Hundley and on. Charles of Farm Mile. and S V. Munsey. of Rich mond . ■Mrs. Foster in Richmond Mrs. Meade W. Foster is spend ing this week in Richmond as the guest (A her son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr and Mrs A A Walker. Mr and Mrs. Frank Z. Thomas and children. Pat. George and John, v,sited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ownby. and family. Sunday at Wingina. Mr; F P Look returned home Sunday from a week’s visit with her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ft Phelps, in Norfolk She also visited her son. R. M. 1-c Charles K Look, who was a patient in the Portsmouth naval hospital. Guests Sunday of Miss Marsa Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Danby were Mr. and Mrs. Fields Cobb and Arthur Preston, of Dendron. Miss Bishop Celebrates Mr and Mrs. C. V. Couch cele

REPORT OF CONDITION OF "BUCKINGHAM COUNTY BANK" OF DILLWYN IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 14, 1957. MADE TO THE STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION ASSETS C'-.balaiu i with other banks, including, reserve bal L ncvA. and rush items in process of collection 330.128.C5 United States Government obligations, direct and gua ranteed , 939.000.00 obi. inon; of Slates and political subdivisions 47.800.00 loan and discount, 'including $103.27 overdrafts' 1.055.844.90 Bank premia owned $1,753.60, furniture and fixtures $9,651 43 11.405 03 Other assets 1.458.63 TOTAL ASSETS. 2.385.637.19 LIABILITIES Demand deposit.- of individuals, partnerships, and corp orations . 979,374,77 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpora tions . 1.081410.17 Deposits of United States Government tincluding postal savings' . 1.143.75 Deposits of States and political subdivisions .. 120.G9G.47 Other deposits 'certified and officers' checks, etc 21.317.69, TOTAL DEPOSITS . $ 2.203.942.85 Other liabilities . . 6.036 12 TOTAL LIABILITIES . 2.209.978.97

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital ... 50.000.00 plus .......... 75.000.00 Undivided profits . 50.658.22 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 175.658.22 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2.385.637.19 This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total par value of $50,000 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purpose.- 235,000.00 I. Kenneth L. Jones, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and cor rectly represents the true state of the several matters herein con tained and set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. KENNETH L. JONES Correct—Attest: J. H. SHESSARD CLAYTON POOLE R. B. RANSON. Directors ■STATE OF VIRGINIA COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM. SS Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of April. 1957. and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My comm: -nun expires 6-18-57 BEN B BERSCH Notary Public

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Seay Milling Company Phone 9-R Dillwyn, Va. Cumberland Farm Service, Inc. Phone HY 2-3111 Cumberland, Va. Farmers Cooperative, Inc. Phone 971 W. Third St. Farmville, Va. Marion Boswell Company Phone 3900 Burkeville, Va. J

Asliby Steve Sanderson entertained th“ MYP letterwriting club at h't home. Sunday. Miss Alice Smith enjoyed a visit from M'.s Lottie Dunn, and daugh ter, and Calvin Loving, of West V; '"'in Thomas Chapel WSCS met at the chtuch Wednesday M’’s 17 K Murphy Mrs. C. G. Sandersdn. Mr r. a C'""1' Mrs, W E Baeh- . Mrs. I. J. Dawson. Miss Ola Wal len. Mrs. E C Walton, Mr*. J P, Martin and Mrs. W P. Sanderson we"" present Mrs Dennis Hart, and Evelyn, "•ere ltinehenn guests of Mis, Zim merman last week. Mr. and Mrs. C M Duliip. 7r . and son. of Florida are expected to arrive this week end to visa her parents. Mr. and M-s J? a| Smith. A letter from Miss Mattie Iloo- . of Manassas, states she enioy.s heat - ing from her friends and cl.mrch here, although she continues to be in failing health. brated the sixth birthday anniver sary of their granddaughter! Sheila Bishop, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J. Bishop, of Petersburg, lust Sunday at their country home here. Lake view. Becky Harris bn. the daughter of Mr. and M: F C Harrison, was a guest Mrs. J J. Bishop and her daugh ters, Sheila and Terry hijve re turned to their home in Petersburg, following a week s visit lit're as the guests of Mrs. Bishop's parent.' . Mi and Mrs C. V Couch. Mr and Mis Howard Settle mM daughter Ain Mane of W.nerl; were week end guests of Mr and Mrs. E. Allen Carter.

Mis. j. d Carpenter and her granddaughter, Betty Garrett, will spend tliis week end in Boykins a - attests of Mr. and Mrs. J Y. Mason. Peinbellons Have Guests Luncheon guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs. J. ,1. Pembelton were Mr and Mrs. N. T. Jameison and then son, Tommie, and Mrs. R G. Gun ter, of Richmond. Other guest Sun day were Mr. and Mrs .L A. Talley. Mesdames F R. and Allen .Gregory and Mrs. C T. Turner, also of Rich mond. Mr. and Mrs. S. P, Allen and their daughters, Nancy. Barbara. Jennifer and Sandra, were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. S C Alien, of Cttrdsville. Guests of Mr and Mrs J C. Hayes Sunday were Mr and Mrs Glen Hayes, of Buckingham, Mrs. R L. Adams. Jr . and daugh ters. Brenda Carol and Debbie, were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. L Adams, of Ashby. Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. L Payne and Mr and Mrs. Ed Mastin. of Mineral. Lawsons Visit Mr and Mrs. M W. Lawson and children. Jimmie and Margaret, of Amelia, were guests Sunday of Vt and Mrs. M. M. George and Mr and Mrs. VV. F. Ransom Week end guests of Mr and Mr:-.. Andrew E. Godsey a! Burleigh Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray and their children. Lee Blanton and Charles, of Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. R. E Garnett. Ed mond Garnett, Jr., and w. D W'aiker. of Guinea, were guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Garrett. James S. Godsey and family were guests of Mr and Mrs. Milo Balu velt and Mrs. S P. Snead, of Bremo Bluff. Sunday Mr. and Mrs E. H. HopMms Ji and daughter. Beth, spent; Sunday in Newport News visitin' hi. mother.

Cart ersvi lie Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Blanton. Mr. and Mrs. W L. Moore, and children, and Mrs. J Alex Ransone attended the Baptist Sunday school conven tion at Tar Wallet Church. J H Pleasants, father of W. II. Pleasants and If B Pleasants, underwent an operation in Grace Hospital. Mrs R. W. Dillard was in Rich mond Monday A candle-light service will be held . ' ' ' Bapt church ! day, sponsored by the Oakwood Methodist chinch, with all other churches invited to attend. G. L. Blanton is undergoing treat ment in Johnston-Willis Hospital. Mrs Blanton is staying there with lnm. Mr. and Mn , Bill Worsham, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Holman. A. E. Moon suffered a heart at tack at his home on Friday and was rushed to Richmond and put in an oxygen tent. He is in St. Lukes Hospital. His wife and daugh ter aie staying there to be near him. He is expected to be in the hospital for to day. Mr. and Mrs Billy Duncan, and sons, and Mr. and Mis. Dick Whit field, of Richmond, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Vance Key. Mr and Mrs. George Jenkins, of Cumberland, were dinnet guests of Mr and Mr M Is Blanton Sun day Mrs. F E Pruden spent several days of the past week ivhh her brother A K. Cooke Mrs. T. W Pearson and Miss Constance Christian, of Richmond, spent Sunday with their cousin. Mrs. J.’ Alex. Ransone F L) Irving, of Bedford pent the week end a: D< .mery

Ransons Mi'.'. Ernest Wmni taught a mis sion study le : .>s; at Sharon Sunday afternoon to a large class of WMU women. Rev Chhrlcs Stevens is the new pastor of the Sharon-Goshen Tabor field. Miss Cynthia Patteson, who has been hone on spring vacation, re turned to Westhampton Sunday. Dr. S. C Patteson. and family, of Farmvilk and Alvin Patteson. and family, o! Richmond, visited Dr. and Mrs T 1 Patteson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Julian Maxey. and daguhter. visited relatives in Rich mond Sunday. Buckingham Central Hieli school, senior class returned from their trip to New York last week »nd. Snow greeted them instead of springtime in the big town. M.e A F Pa' 1 ■ a a’tuni! d to da is at i-'si i Gluon Friday \V R Flow r: of Lynchburg, spent Monday '.villi his ■ u>. Wallar ■ and Cleveland Flowers. Mrs. T. E. Patteson. Mis Frank Tapsceii and Mrs. Bobby Maxey visited m Charlottesville Thursday. Ms s I idle Patti .van. W iliac and Cheland Flowers visited Mr and Mrs R. L Agee in Richmond ov> r the week end. Mrs. Sam Spencer of Scottsville, was I he guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs L. W. Patteson. H. Riley Patteson returned to RPI Sunday after a week . vuca’ion with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hayes visited her parents. Mr and Mrs. B. B. Patteson. during the week end.

Arvonia Mrs M F LeSueur has returned home after being a patient in a Richmond hospital A r v o n i a Elementary School Mother's club held its regular meet ire, April 2. M. F. LeSueur and daughter. P-tty. were m Richmond last week. Miss Sarah Hannah. Mrs. J M. Hannah and Mrs. M. M Joints went m Salisbury. Md.. Saturday when ie> were week end guests of Mr . Franklyn Woodcock. Mrs Hannah will remain for a longer visit. Lucy Mabel LeSueur Circle met -Thursday in the home of Mrs. Car! Da vies. Mrs. W J. Davies and Debbie Davies were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Billy Hardiman. of Dillwyn. Sonnj Hudi ins of tin- University of Richmond, spent the past week in his home here. Mis; Nancy Davies was the week end guest of Miss Sandra Harris, of Richmond Mr; Erie Jones, of Elk Hill, was a recent guest in the M. F. Le Sueur home. Mr and Mrs K L Jones and Mrs J M Hannah were in Rich mond last week.

i . li. Malherlj, 75, [.onetime Resident, Rites Held Wednesday Funeral services were held Wed nesday afternoon for Charles Henry Matherly. ?i>. a retired fur » nit ure lieaiei who died Monday at -Southside Community Hospi lal. Burial was in Spring Creek church cemetery in Darlington Heights Dr. W. Otis McClunt. pastor of Farmville Baptist church, officiated. A longtime Farmville resident. Mr. Matherly was born June 0. 1881 in Pittsylvania county H. was a member of Farmville Bap tist church. Surviving are Mr Motherly' widow. Mrs. Carrie Bailey M tt.ii erly: four daughters, Mrs. M O Holden and Mrs Ben Varyas, both of Washington. D C. Mr. S. H. Drummond, of Hyuttsvilit Md . and Mrs. A. E Campbell »i Alexandria: six grand children: one great-grandchild: two .siste)s. Mrs. Yancey W. Pigg. of Wash ington, D C. and Mrs. Harry Craddock, of Gretna and one brother. Robert Matherly. <>; Dan ville.

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