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Sandy River Mr- r L. Jones, Mrs James Call : Mhs Mercer Gilliam at t'tided the Vacation Bible School v ivke nieet’ne at Spring Creek Ba tiltsi church Thursday J T Bruce left Tuesday to spend seme lime wth his daughter. Mrs Edwin Woodward, in Richmond. Billy Kennedy, o f Blackstone. spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mr: Charlie Gates ?,T - Judy Odham attcndi '1 the Tn-Hi-Y General Assembly in Rich mond Thursday through Saturday Alvin L Thoms, former principal of Ginter Park School in Richmond, visited Miss Martha S Bass re cently Mrs. Frank Bruce, R{ce P-TA president, and Mrs. Charlie Gates attended the District P-TA meeting al Cumberland High School Thur day 1 Tommie Gales, of Petersburg, was a recent guest of his grandmother. Mrs W B. Gates Miss Martha Bass and Willie Bass visited Mrs. E J Raiford in Peters burg Friday Miss Bass will remain for a few days. Mr. and M s. George Harris, of Burkeville. visited Mr. and Mrs W A Odham Saturday M s W B. Gates was a dinner guests of Mr. and >!rs. James Gates Sunday Lt. Bill Shiner, of VPI. was -an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Gates Saturday . M". and Mrs. Lewis Garnett visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones Satruday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruce, and Ronnie, spent the week end in Roa noke with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart man. Mr. and M r s. Clark Garnett visited her aunt. Mvs Hubert Gil liam. of Cumberland. Sunday. Mr. add Mrs. C L Jones. ■ id Billy spent Sunday afternoon with lies parents. Mr. and Mrs. J, W Morns, of Burkeville.

Mt. Pleasant Marcellos. King and Tom Waddil! were all at home last wr’k end They, with their parents. Mr and Mrs Charles W WaddiU. visited Mr, and Mrs Millard Reeves and Mrs. R. F. Anderson in Danville Sunday Lt. Tom WaddiU. who is stationed at an air force base in North Caro lina. recently received his first lieutenant appointment M' and Mrs. Willie Scott, and family, of Farmville. spent Sunday with relatives in this community. M>\ and Mrs. James Donaldson, and dang lift r. have moved to Fann V : M I‘> '■■■ ill ;< ' the operation of the Farmville Drive To Theater din ing the spring and suiiSlner months Mrs. C R. Morton. Mrs. A D. Hobgoi (], Mrs Bill Amos and Mrs Maria Ferguson will be among those who completed the nursing course riven by the Red Cass at South sidi Community Hospital April 111 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Pollard, and seals, of Richmond, spent the wet k end with Mr and Mrs Martin Cov ington.

Long-wood Summer Session Program Vnncunced Today X Loimwood College has annourc 1957 ession pro .ram which will begin June 10 and end August 10. The program is designed for teachers and pros pective teachers who wish to: re new teaching certificates, ws toward graduate or undergraduate d a< elera t 1 their eolllege programs, or take special courses for advancement in other area.-. Sprc:al • mphn-is has been pric ed on programs for former teach ers who wish to work toward re instatement of their teaching ci rtific ites and those who wish to renew their certificates. A wide ranee of purses 7s offered in theory and techniques of class room procedure as well as in the different subject areas. Three-week courses for gradu ates and advanced undergradu ,tes will start June 10 and end June 28. The six-weeks courses will begin July 1 and end August 10. They also are for graduate a n d advanced undergraduates. Eight-week courses for under graduates will begin June 17 and end August 10. Courses will be offered in the fields of ai'i. biology, business ed ucation. chemistry, economics, ed ucation. English, general science. i Mr. and Mrs. G W Jennings, and sons, of Burkeville, were guests ! Sunday of Mr and Mrs. J. A Hines. Mr and M s T. M. Dix. of near Keysville. visited Mr. and Mrs. R. E D;x last Friday. The Re\ J. S King, pastor, will ereach at Ml. Pleasant Palm Sun da;, at 11:1.7 a.m. At this service, all who so desire, will be received into the church.

The Easter service for the Prince Ei I ward charge will bo a sunrise orvicf at Beulah Church at Abilene at fi a.in Easter Sunday. April 21. A revival will be held at Mt. Pleasant April 29 to May 3. with the I lev Phillip Thomas, pastor of the Prospect charge, as guest minister. Th( Methodist men's group of the elm;. * n :1 meet at Abilene Grange Hall Friday. April 12. with the ladies of Beulah church as hos tesses. M’.- C. S Barnes, of Keysville. and Mis Oi.i Fowlkes, of Meherrin. called on Mrs R. E. Quarles and Mrs C R. Morton last week. Mr. and Mrs. J G Redford. of Lynchburg, were recent guests of M sad Mr?. R. K Qua'des. M .-. Charles Waddill visited Mrs. R. E. Qua'les Friday C R Morton. Jr . and Dick Wrr.dit. of Richmond, were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs. C R. Mor ton We ere pli . sed Pi 1 eport no damage in this section from the h’di wind.- and torrential rains of Mr ;idn\ afternoon and night, al though Bosh River (I’d overflow its banks The rain gauge on the C. R. Mm ton fnvm re a stored 2 7-8 inches of rainfall for the period. M s K E Quarles and Mrs C. R Morton spent last Wednesday in Richmond.

Last Call! f VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER In Crewe, Virginia To Be Sold AT AUCTION Saturday, April I T 1:00 IT M. (RAIN OR SHINE)

LOCATED AT 201 WEST CAROLINA AVENUt ot | the corner of Powel1 Street end iTjccent to business houses of Crewe This choice comer i>- -petty K.o < So feet in West Carolino Avenue and Rus o depth ot 150 feet on Powell Street It is only one block ft l S Route No 460 — the heavily traveled t ' V\ st h , mac f Virginia. ZONED FOR BUSINESS. It is now improved with the latge home pictured above which is presently rent a t . ten rnt w!i. operates a rooming house for railroad men It could be continued on this byrsis or could be c ;siK converted into offices, doctors' clinic funoo! home or many other uses. ■ ■ ‘ tori building since Carolina- Avenue and ' -well Street are developed in business up to to -• propet tv As Crewe grows, this pr< pei ty is m and t on- m •> y IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A CHO CE BUSINESS LOCATION OR A REAL INVI- oT\*SN"! it wo certainly pov you to .nvesRnote this : ■ , , u ", - m j attend this worthwhili LE ON GOOD TERMS. Soles brochure witR vu. w: omd U ; available upon request. Sc-c, Call or Write Now! JSBKSS'J-.'SSSPT,.

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Importance of Proper Nutrition Told Kilkare Employees

MRS. ROSEMARY HOLDWAY. left, state nutritionist, recently he'd classes on proper food, diet and health education for the employees of Kilkare Laundry. Since these employees work full time they could not attend the regular health sessions, and a special “on-the-job" lecture was arranged. Mrs. R. J. Hutchings, Cumberland health nurse (second from (eft), helped arrange the lectures.

geography, government, history, home economics, library science, mathematics, music, philosophy, physical and health education and sociology. For further information about t. h e summer session, persons should write to the Dean. Lonr wood College, Farmville.

Guinea Mrs. Andrew Stanley, of Rich mond, was here Sunday. Mrs'. Charles Womack. Jr., was a Sunday guest of Mrs. A J Smith and family.

There was a Stanley party at the home of Mrs. Charles Womack. Jr. Wednesday. Mrs. Grace Lang had charge of the party. A good many from here attended services at Cumberland Presby tcnan church March :il when thr Rev, Millard Stimpson. of Clarks ville, was the guest speaker

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Why suffer from foiling arches, aching corns and and ca.ous when you. trou bles can be corrected by Graduate of AMERICAN I SCHOOL OF PRACTOPEDICS Dr. Scholl's System Let Mr Chaney check your sore feet or bring your doc tor's prescipfion to us You pey oniy for the shoes; ad vice and servicing FREE1 ARGH-5UPP0RT SHOES to T We carry larqest stock of arch-support shoes for men, women and children p

-wiTiaffiMifr'waiwBaMBMi mmm nr m in i m ■ 11 . n i u ixmJBsarsrr NOW NEW “BUDGET” PLAN | Monthly Credit Weekly ! t A 1>"> Payment Unit Payments Payment fj $5 $35 SI.75 sl .5:1 510 Si-0 $2.50 $5.00 SI.5 $90 S3.75 S'. 50 • U $25 $150 $8.00 $12.50 . _ B

YOU PAY NO MORE FOR CREDIT AT THE HUB. NO HIGH PRICES. USE YOUR CREDIT

3 EASY W • 7 3 iO? 60-Day Cr.a-- ; Acce - r. 6 Month Budg.t P!a.i. Loy-A-Way Plan.

THE HUB has more charge i Accts. than a*l the Dept. §£ Stores in Town Combined. There's a Reason—

«wfS^i!s3®S»S-• • Boys' Easter Coat and slacks to match or fancy sport coat and solid color slacks Boys' Spovt Smart sport coats in Ivy Lhague style/’1 colorful weaves andr* smart patterns *4 n i A :-)8 Long or short sleeve sport shirts, dressy or soort styles. Some with bow tie and cuff links.

Be A "Man Alive" in a CLIPPER CRAFT Here's the suit comparing in quality nj -.! 1 ifu> tailoring with $75 t • ioS suits, NORTH S MTS - 5 35 SPECIAL PUPCHA5E Men's up to $39 $5 f r EASTER SUITS MEN'S SPORT COATS New Ivy League styles end pat terns in light and dark, shades MEN'S SFORT SHIRTS Smart Ivy League styles and pat terns, a - i white and solid color MEN'S SPORT SLACKS Crease - resistant wash - and - wear orlons,

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Sole Of 200 Ladies' B $3.00 SKIRTS $1.39 A.*—-*'* r Tr-rmaiwmmi . Sale of Men's 2-PANTS SUMMER SUITS $29.00 Sale of 200 LADIES' SLIPS Famous Brands 89c JK!3W* ^ Lad;es' Easter § DRESS SHOES Reg. S3 Values 30 Styles $1.98 $1 1.95 90 2 Gold Seal Congoicum RUGS Sovc $2.07 _$9.89 Thu's., Fri., Set. EED SRPEADS Until Sold 99c

Saye of Girls' Patent Leather PUMPS $2.98 Wostinqhousc ELECTRIC RANGE $99.95 1 - Year Guarantee Sale of 50 i | Ladies' $10 I 1 Butcher Linen | DUSTERS | ’ $5.99 $99.50 21" Rotary LAWN MOWER $59.95 0 hu• v, Fri Sal. 2 R I ID' far 19. —a (usJiatfc: :: risers .'aser FREE Lovely Liv 1 ing Raom Lamps ) to Every Customary who spends 19 95 1 I nr n^are Thu:s., | -at- I

GRAB BOXES Try Your Luck Mdse, up to $5 25c Men's Summer DRESS PANTS Gabardines, all sites 53.89 - .Tinr-rf:..*-.- aanar1 SUGAR 9 5 ihs. for 29c | First 20 | | Customers 9 a.m. >j a Thurs., Fii., Sat. jjj TOPPERS Pretty StyJes 55.89 Men's Dress OXFORDS. 1 1 Styles lo Select Fr'tpi 5

I Sole of Ladies' 1 SI BRAS Upiif* Styles 1 39c j •jSskuuc—- * .Matsu*. Gris' COTTON SLIPS Reg. SI Value 49c^ lr>fanfs' Puerto Rican Hand Mode DRESSES, 99c ■yj»ri«iUBa.-^,taur I 100 Gir!s' Faster DRESSES 7 to 14 Values to $3 99c Sales of Lodi's' Fast- r Dressy PRESSES, S2.99 Sale of 200 Lodies' S3 EASTER HATS SI.93

I Always The Best SHOE * VALUES FOR THE FAMILY! /%. /\

Weatherbird Easter Shoes For Boys and Girls Fire guaranteed shoes for doys and girls —- they're weatherized, keep their shape and appearance long er, tit better, give longer •vear. Women's Smart Easter Shoes Naturalixcrl Connie Jacqueline, Fashion Craft

Ail Styles! A!l Sixes! Choose from n a t u raiizers, ) a c q u eline, Connie, Paris Fashions a n d Fashion Craft famous brands. - /

^ M r n s “Jarman" Shoos $8.95 to 81 l.9-> Why [.vjm re \shrn at THL HUB > u can get these highly advertised and fam our brands for so little I money'’ Florsheim, $18.95

The Prettiest Easter Bonnets $2.98 to $5.98 . in small shapes and wide brims. White, black, now, beige, pink, blue, green, lavender, maize. Plenty of matrons' styles BUDGET HATS $1.98 - 32.98

See Them in Our Windows!

SALE! Women's $11.95 Values DUSTER-DRESS SETS Choose from solid colors or print dress with solid color duster Navy, brown, beige. OTHER DRESSES $5.98 TO $16.93 SALE! Wemeu's $25.01) Values EASTER SUITS - Smartly failure dsuifs in boxy . fitted '"vies in shiny shantungs r ., • rayin blends in kitten-soft texture. * OTHER SUITS $10.95 TO $39.95

SMART EASTER BARS $1.00 (ci $1.95 The finishing touch to your Easter outfit, ’ to mat Easter brown, navy, red, black patent. Easter E laves, $1 to ^ 1.95 flHBnnHBBnMMnmR —-i ——_

Now Ariivcils in Girts' “Cinderella" Nylon EASTER DRESSES lress< full flared skirt, puff sleeves in white and lush pastel N ry K>r litt'c and biq l" $? 98 to $5 98. («iris’ Dusters and Knscmbles $5.98 to $8.98 Duster and dress ensembles like mother's, irt navy .>, br wn Also ■ irt I ■, suits.