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Highway Post Office Inaugural Run In Buckingham County Set April 13

A new Highway Post Office HPO sen ice between Richmond and Lynchburg will begin April 15, Hub ert Jonc-s. Buckingham postmaste and Allen P. Maxey, Dillwyn post master, revealed recently The new HPO will replace tie mail service formerly provided by the Richmond and Clifton Forge Rail Post Office that operated on trains Iff and 2!) of the C. and O. railroad. A special inaugural trip will be made on April 13. The schedule on the inaugural trip will bo different from the regular run which will start on April 15. The Buckingham county postma - ters report that special postmarking ' First Day Covers” will be avail able on the inaugural run for the benefit of those interested in col lecting postal marks and stamp Information on the inaugural run can be obtained groin the local post masters. The HPO will arrive at Dillwyn at about 2:45 Saturday and at Buck ingham C. H. at 3 pm. Saturday for the inaugural run

On the regular schedule the HPO will leave Richmond at 4.50 a.m. and arrive in Lynchburg at 10 a.m. It will pass through Manakin. Sabot, Crozler, State Farm. Goochland, Irwin, Rock Castle, Pemberton. Elk Hill and Columbia. It will arrive at Fork Union at 7 a m.. Bremo Bluff. 7:09; New Canton. 7:14: Arvonia, 7 22: Alpha. 7:39; Dillwyn. R a. m.; Buckingham. 8:15. and continue into Lynchburg via Appomattox, arriv ing at lu a.m. On the return trip the HPO will leave Lynchburg at 3:15 p.m and make its stops along the return trip. It will arrive at Buckingham at 5:20, DUlwyyn. 5:37: Alpha. 5:50; Arvonia. 6:08; New Canton. 6 18; Bremo Bluff. 5:28; Fork Union. 6:37. and continue east arriving in Rich mond at 9 p.m. The motorized post office will save an estimated $40.«Jo per yeai in transportation expenses, a postal servicial estimated. This will be the second HPO to operate out of Rich mond. The other runs through Pow hatan. Cumberland. Farmville Keysville and down to Fayetteville N. C. The C. and O railway has made application to the State Corporation

Oak Forest Wayne Anderson a n d Aubrey Tatum, of Richmond visited Mr and Mrs. E B. Anderson Sunday Mr and Mrs. W S. Anderson, of Cumberland, visited Mr. and Mrs J A. Jenkins, of Cumberland. Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Conway Anderson of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Anderson Sunday Mr. and Mrs C. A. Stonnell, Carolyn. Nellie Mae and Janet Ston nell. visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ston nell in Charlotte. N. C . this week end.

Commission to discontinue trains 19 and i!0 which formerly carried the mail. The hearing will be conducted in Richmond in June. Loss of reve nue is, ttie reason for the discon tinuance request Dillwvn Rt. 3 These from this community at tending the funeral of W. E. Elam in Farmville Thursday were Mr. and Mrs John Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dari; and Mrs. Dan Hammonds The Rev Walter S. Thomas will hold services at Salem Methodist church at 7 30 p.m. Thursday, April IS. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Walton and son. Johnny, Saturday. Mr and Me Lewis Turner, and children, \isited in the same home Sunday. Mrs Marietta Che wrung. Pat and Hank, Mrs. Ruth Bostain, Bobby and .Jackie, of Richmond, will spend next week end with their mother, Mrs. Dan Hammonds. Mr. and Mrs Jack Duncan called Friday in the John Walton home.

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Mrs. Crosby Phaup is very mucti i improved after being confined to her 1 bed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan and Mrs. Virginia Stinson attended the housewarming for Mrs. Janie Rped given by her mother. Mrs. Ellis Poston, of Faimrille. Sunday Guests in' the home of Mrs. Dan Hammonds Sunday were Mr and ’Mrs. John Walton, and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phaup and Mrs. Crosby Phaup. Mr and Mrs. John Walton, and Johnny, were dinner guests Satur day of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phaup Mrs. Maude Oyler, of West Vir ginia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrol, and Peggy, of Roanoke. Mrs. Linda Sheffield and Mrs. Eleanor Cox, of Farmville. called in the J. J. Stin son home Sunday. The sub-district MYF meeting will be held at Salem Methodist church Friday at 8 p.m., with elec tion of officers and their installation. Mrs. Dan Hammonds is sick. Our deepest sympathy goes to the Willie Elam family. Mr. Elam pass ed away last Wednesday.

Guinea Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stanley, of Richmond, spent the week end of March 30 with the Carl Matthews family. Sunday. Mrs John Bates and family, of Prince Edward, and Mr. and Mrs. A M Brown, of Farmville. were luncheon guests in the same home. Other Sunday guests were the Aubrey B r o w n family, of Farmville. and the Wadie Bates family. Mr. and Mrs Louis N Agee. By J. J. Phaup is visiting his sons. Vaden and Andrew Phaup. in Rich mond this week. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Phaup and son. Andy, of Richmond, and Henry Bailey, of Curdsvilh-. visited Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Phaup and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan Sunday. Florence Lee Phaup was among the Dillwyn Elementary School seventh graders visiting the Appo mattox seventh graders Tuesday. They went to Lee's Surrende r Ground.

ion and Susan, were Saturday sup per guests of the Thomas P. Scotts. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker were week end guests of her par ents in Roseland. Mrs. Walker re mained for a week’s visit. Porter Davis of Richmond, spent the week end at Huis du Monde. Saturday guests were the E. W Bla ntons. of Guinea Mills. Frank Ranson and William Hanson, of Richmond. Mrs. Holman Home from Hospital Mrs. John Holman returned from Southside Community Hospital Fri day. She was a Sunday guest of her daughter. Mrs. George LeSturgeon, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Putney, of Farmvjlle. visited the Louis N. Agees Sunday. Mrs. Warren Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker were guests ef Mr. and Mrs. Willis Allen, of Powhatan, March 31. Mrs. William Holman, and daugh ter, Nannie, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Walker and Mrs. B B. Walker. The Robert Woottens, of Burke ville, were recent guests of Mrs. B

B. Walker. Coleman Goodman was an over night guest of Byron Agee. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Walker. Jr . went to Charlottesville and Rich mond Monday. On Thursday, they went to Lynchburg. W M Jones, of Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, was guest speaker at Guinea church Sunday and a luncheon guest at Forkland. I Miss Midkiff Visits Miss Nellie Jane Midkiff was the .week end guest of her sister. Mrs. Thomas P. Scott. The Scott family accompanied her home for Sunday dinner. J. A. Addleman, Robert Garnett, J. A. Hazlegrove, Thomas Scott and L. R. Womack attended the Farm Bureau meeting at Cumberland Monday. M. Sgt. and Mrs. David J. Matson returned to Richmond Wednesday., They were accompanied by J. A. Addleman, who went to visit his! daughter, Mrs. Van Ferguson, and ■ family. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton were Tuesday guests of M. Sgt. and Mrs. David J Matson and J A. Addle

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BUILDING CONTRACTORS Contracting — Building Material Cabinets Made To Order And Installed Custom-Made Kitchen Cabinets Baylor mfg. co. Phone 260-2G1 Farmville Building Contractors Excavating & Soil Moving Power Shovel — Bulldozing Building Materials MOTTLE Y CONSTRT C TION COMPANY Phone 229 E. 3rd St. Farmville, Va. A. O. LAFOON General Building Contractor Homes — Commercial Industrial Office fill Second Ave. Phone 759 Farmville, Va.

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We are equipped to do all types of installation and re pairs to septic tanks, drain fields, sewers and sewage disposal systems. PUTNEY PLUMBING & HEATING Phone 843 Farmville, Va. TRANSFER AND HAULING MOVING Local And Long Distance GORDON’S TRANSFER Incorporated Phone 363 Farmville, Va. UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERING Finest Materials Workmanship Guaranteed Antiques Restored BAKERS UPHOLSTERING & CABINET SHOP Randolph St., Farmville, A?a. i