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wraws-fc-s ?-< - ■» . . . ... i i>iii,iii jPbMBfiiii.aasiBawawWM————————KBS t {)' H \T IN “I.ASSIPS.'’ members of the I?u tan ham that played the Powhatan High School :**r s' basketball team, had to pa us* for a breather a '.'ter a short period of activity. They managed to overcome the handicaps of their costumes to win, 3 ' l : 22. *

Ameiti Social items Liens Club Cast Rehearses For ‘Homekicn' Jubilee' Of Local Talent

Mrs. S V Wheeler, of Church Road, spent la t week end with her S.SUt. M K. U Burk, and Mr. But in * Mss Lucille Wilkinson, of Rich mond. was in Amelia for a few days last week wsitnu: her >.sier and brother in law. M: ;.:,d Mi . P. S. W<* d M s T P Calhreath speiit the week. |e Richmond With her ri...ink ier. Ml - H.'tie: t M IL.mki r.silip, and In-; iiiniiiv. Mks Mary K Brown of Is .per, Celo.. lias been :.pending til days with Mrs. Bernard Morris while in Aniei.a coaching the lee. i ca ' for toe “Hoiratown Jubilee " {o be spon sored by the Amelia l ions Club riliaisday and f-’nda.v. laytors \ .sit. the Ri v. and Mrs, R.cluv d Tay 1 -r. and family, of Oranae. were guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Ci orce K< ith Taylor, fur a few days last week.

Willie a number of Amelia people attended the funeral servlet s of Mr. William A Haley Jr., father of Mi- Chafles A Holman. III. last Wednesday in C’nhieper and Char lottesville. Mrs, M It Young returned last week after spending two months in Fi in I auderdah Fla . with her son and daughter-in law . Mr and M"s. M. It. Y"; a 1 J: . Siie spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs G S. Hall at Yu inta Beach.. Miss Elise Allen, of Richmond, mid M r- ■ At: n m I.,-- w and brother in . y and M s Charles .A Hi iman. J . f ir the past Wf ek. Mrs E. H Bn 1- and daughter. Mrs Hone': a I , were in Rich mond kite- r.i si a their brother and unde Mr, Harnner. who is a patient at s part Curie liospit d. II linden m ip ■ y Saturday Ahe-ut lit - e-iupus e n i -.1 v i t i a paipv Saturday e-.r-u by Mis Rondo Little, of the Pin- Grove neighbor hood,- ai honor of her husbamVs birthday M's Aubrey Cdeman. sister of Mrs. II. Ot ■ Morns, i: ill at her home in Lane. t> C. Mi.- James !' O'Neal i it Friday for Enfield. N C . to tic with tier mother. Mrs W I. Clarke, who is ill Mrs. i liiunas Jetterson Visits Mrs Thomas Jefferson and her ' Biaudon. V- .-pent the week end in Richmond with Mr and Mr; Thomas Jefferson. Jr M. and M's. C Morns Goolsby and lam iy. oi Newport News, were week i ad guests ot Mr and Mrs. Charles Hardy M.s. Goolsby is Mrs Hardy’s sister Miss Frances Evans, of Peters burg. spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Potts of Durham. N. C.. were also the i for the week end. Peyton Jefferson and M Mary Jeff-ei.son. of Lynchburg, spent the week end ni Amelia Peyton is a student at Lynchburg College Mi- and Mrs Kenny Johns m. of p: ehns, v)-gtrd friends m Amelia

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Sunday Mrs J linstin was a niece of the late H F. Green, of Amelia. Powhatan Foard Approves $') o(K) For Welfare Work A $..".3j996 annual budget was .submitted to the Powhatan board of Supervisors Monday by Miss Sadie John*on no : mt 'me ::: of public welfan The federal •. m - ::;im nt ■ si .tti e would be S28.077.7i): state, $14 249.79. tutd the 1 -$11,668.37. ■ The It i a'd it ' tipervisors approv ed St" d '. The-' budget ; . for fi.-c.-j year end ing June 30. 1358. An addJioiv.il #040 was approv ed for tile exten-mu service at Black.-burg to in crease the

amount the county is paying on the salaries of the home demon stration agent and the county farm agent. Thieves Borrow C ar, Leave It Downtown R. L. Crawford had his Car stolen from in front 01 his home on Grove Street Friday evening between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. He accidentally left the keys in tit0 car and when he went out to get the car about an hour later, it had been stolen. The police were immediately notified. A: 10:00 p.m. police reported the car had be°n found, parked in front of Leggett's department store on Main Street. Nothing was missing from the car. but Craw ford estimated it had been d: ives about 50 miles. A stolen car from Raleigh. N. C was also found In Farmville Fri day Police believe there may be a connection between the two thefts.

William Haley, Jr., Mrs. Holman's Father Juried in Monticello Funeral ."•rvices for William A'.yli H.,1 y. Jr 61. of Culpeper, fathei df Mr, Charles A. Holman. III. of Amelia, were held April 3 at Culpeper Baptist church. In terment was in Monticello Me morial park in Charlottesville. He died April 2 at a Richmond hos pital. v Mr. Haley was an engineer with the State Highway Department, a veteran of World War I and an alumnus of Virginia Military In stitute. He is survived by the widow, \ Mrs. Eleanor Woodward Haley; two sons, Allen W. Haley, of Charleston W Va.. and William A. Hal y, ill. of LaGrange, 111 ; a brother. C. C Haley, of Char lottesville: two sisters. Mrs. E. Ross Wilson, oi Radnor, Pa., and Mrs. William Arendall of Wichita. Kan., and eight grandchildren.

Mrs, Black Appointed Cancer Chairman Mrs. Dorothy B. Black has been appointed Prince Edward county cancer drive chairman being con ducted during April. Mrs. John Howard has been appointed co- ; chairman. Drive emphasis this year is up on the education aspects; such a.s the need for periodic examina t ions in order to find early can cer symptoms. It the symptoms are found early, the posibilities of cure are much greater. No fund solicitations will be made in the county this year for the American Cancer Society. Na tionally. the society is conducting a drive for $30,000,000 for its re search. education and service pro grams. Locally, contributions may be sent to Cancel Fund, care of your local postmaster. During l!i>5. 8“!i persons died in motor vehicle accidents in Virginia. Virginia has 125 hospitals.

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