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Southside Hospital PATIENT LIST

There were !>.: patients ill the hospital Thursday morning. Patients Admitted M::. L. W. Garnett. Rut. Mrs W K Child' ess. Meherrin; Mrs. Ant one Farmville: Mrs. T D. Freeman. Crewe; Miss Betty Umholtz. Crewe. M ss Dorothy Reamey, KeysviUe: James Matthews. Rice: Mrs. (' A Rice; Law Kenbridge: John Maddux. Ken bridge; William Pierce. Hampden Sydney: Harry F Amos Cumber land. F. L. White, Charlotte; Mrs. Frank Beer, Farmville; Mrs. Carl Alien. F a r m v 1 11 e: Mrs. W. E Scruggs. F a r nt v i 1 I e: William W\. Zion

Mr and Mrs, Thornton Putney re Cf'i’ed an announcement of the arrival of a great-grandson. David VMbam Jock. ■ n March kn in C hecl-n. N V. The mother will be remembered here as Miss Kristin Whiting. Mr. and M"s Gmnv'lle Anderson were in Richmond Wednesday. M s M'*rv Dam is slowly im proving Visitfn« her during the week end were W o’ . J<*bn and Att b-ey Yancev, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Green and M’ss Iris Dickman. Mr. and M’s. Norman Christian, and sens. D'vicht and Runny Mr and M s. Goode Johnson and Lewis Johnson, and Mrs. Edna Davis. M's L B Baebv. Mrs. Tommv Adams and D!annc. of Richmond, recen'lv exited Mr.and Mrs. Thorn ton Putney. Recent callers in Herbert Ander sen's home were M. <5ct. R. Curl is Boatwright, of Fo-t Brags; N C Carlton Bnatw-vtn. of Richmond. Mr and Mrs. W. B Anders.m. Mi and M s R B. Anderson. 11id Ga’e Mrs I,. iV. A.pperson. Jr., and Gail. M r s. Lawrence Jamerson, Mrs W E. Tatum M*' and M Geode Johnson. Lewis Johnson ;nd Carlton Boatwright called recently i a the Misses Mary ami L mist; An derson.

Miss Eva Snead, of Fu k Union is on an extended visit with Mi and M s J. R. Phillips Mrs. T W Hams, and four dr.! drop. 01 W'n.ston-Suleni. N C v >■<<• week end aues.ts of the A I) d Bettrneouits. Mr and M-s Bobby la e Johnson, of Richmond. \ acd tr pa.o:,'. M*' and M: O W .1 >!n , Mm M.!-v;:, v a.. Wd sfon N C ’.i --"'; r'’ John Davidson The qeu'tp’dy btlfna s me. ! :e of Mt. Zion Baptist ri.-o. oh wa hold Apr] 4 M; .ea I"M J R Richmond, recently visi'eo c K and H race (ii.\s r. M. K. Davis and his . r Howard Law'ord, of Paid ( h reh. were recent dinner vu>. i. of Mr. and Mrs John Emerson. Mr. ami Mi W. B Tatum w . r. reeeni crests in the home of their pen and danshter-nidaw. Mr. end M:-s An be y Tatum, at Arv.m.u M s. B L. A|ip( son and Mis. Rilin' Pea: . Appel': ill w. •• "i .

Mickey. Thomasville. N. C ; Mrs. Rosa Greear, Farmville: L L. Mor ten. Crewe, and Mrs. Nancy Guth rie. Farmville. Births Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bohanon, Crewe, bov. April 10. Mr. and Mrs Kyle Baldwin, Farmville. girl. April 11 Mr and Mrs. F. J. Church. Keys 's He, boy. April 10. Colored Patients Catherine Clark, Farmville; Gor don Wilson. Farmville: Clarence Li not:. Pamplin; Clara Booker, Farmville. and Irving White. Farm ville. Dillwyn

M ■!. (.' Dunkum and the Rev. end M s Ernest W enn attended 'he regional world missions confer ence m Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs. Erank Ponton. Jr., if Fairfax, visited Mr. Ponton’s parents over the week end en route to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. H. W Emerson wee in Richmond Saturday. R. E. Charlton, Jr., is on an expe dition in Alleghany county. Later in the week he will attend the National Speleoh srr"31 Society convention at Natural Bridge. Mrs Julia Baber, of Scottsville. was a dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. Rettie Ayres. Technical Sergeant Herbert Jam e’son ha<- left for California. From o - r, i-e will go to Okinawa. Mrs. C R Wood. Mrs W. W. Moir e and Mrs R. J. H. Crow were in Richmond Wednesday. Miss J' an Poole, of the Univer sity of North Carolina, visited her u.v Mr and Mrs C. I Poole. M 1 i Shumaker. Tommy Shu mal J ■ini Carton. Austin Goode, V. A Sorouse and the Rev. J Ern •'Ri W’-enn attended the brotherhood meeting a' Bethlehem Baptist church Tuesday.

Lewis 0 Turner attended the o-ineipel's conference at Old Point Com'at. M- ■ Turner accompanied hun to vis t relatives. B W Ranson. of Toledo. Ohio. ■e:d F A R insets of Clifton Forge, '• e rw o' gut sts of their parents. M 'ir.ri M s R B Ranson. Mr- 1 Garnett, of Bucking ’ of whs a Sunday dinner guest f Mrs i. p Gilliam B"ek n-h ;■ C u' at Ilioti Sehool • ..to' f i.e: H'lhvvn on the senior ft ■ • i : ' N'-v; Viut i'!*v \vt"T’ • t\n Iren \m 11 j V ca.u •i i>.i«•> navis and Edward Le M.-s. R E. Charlton was a chaperon Sunday aues.s et Mr and Mrs. R 8 R.o.son nut,idl'd M and Mrs. M Cooke Mr and Mrs. Bruce • n< Crt wi . Mr and Mrs S. T Rmsuii and Mrs. Hawkes. of •’ . Bluff, and Mss Mildred i rniru Richmond M.s.- Sue Gilliam, of the Univer v of M irth Carolina, visited her in them Mrs. I. P Gilliam. M a Mm .1. Ernest Wrcnn tu 'etta tied tin Dillwyn Field of 's of Mr and M r C N. Pitts at -Jefferson.

Baptist churches seal committee with a buffet supper at Dillwyn | church Monday. Dillwyn Garden club had a daffo dil exh'bit at Dillwyn Elementary School Monday and Tuesday. The Rev. Hen'-y W Yarbrough of Lynchburg, wull conduct the "no vacant pulpit" services at White1 Hall Methodist church April 14 at 11 am. Dillwyn Elementary School P-TA had a box supper Monday in con nection with its regular meeting. The children of the three second grade teachers, Mrs. C. R Wood, Mrs. Ben Ballowe, and M”s. Rugh Jones, gave a dance program, Deatonville Mr and Mrs. Bill Mitchell, of Danville, spent several days last 'week with Mr. and-Alrs. O. E. Ham j let. j Mrs. Melvin Chenault and daugh ter. Barbara Anne, of Peaks, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Witt Bo rum.

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gearheart. and Kath'e. and*Edna Murl Gunderson, of Sandston, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nash. Mr and Mrs. Tommy Wells, of Warwick, spent the week end with M’v and Mrs. O. E. Hamlet. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Meador and Miss Sadie Meador, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mr. and M s. A C. Mann and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Myers and Mrs. Sall e Myers, of Richmond, visited in the Mann home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Estes visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nash Wednes day Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard visited the Nashes Sunday Miss Dorothy Shultz, of Richmond, visited Mrs. Dawson Joyce Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Richard Chamber ; lain, and boys, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Meador last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins, and three girls, and Mrs. Claude Weaver, of Richmond. M’s. Stanley Gills. Mrs. Weldon King, and girls. Mrs Chum Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Ves ter Jenkins visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins Sunday.

Belona This community was visited by a -Tght electrical storm on Monday •'with much rain, and in the night, a bad wind storm. It was either a : hurricane or tornado, if I ani any ; judge. The Rev N. L. Dennis, of Rich j ntond brought a sacred m j - • the c< • Pi j deuce church Sunday morning; Holy c. miir.uii-.ni was celebrated Mrs. W J Hubbard is quite s;ek ■t her home, and under the cure of a doctor. Misses Elanor and Iris Walthall • me to their mother's honl< Friday afternoon, as usual. Miss Iris Wal thall returned to Richmond Sunday and Miss Elanor Walthall is spend ing the week with her mother. Guy Hubbard, of Richmond, spent M W Jr" Hubbard Ms. Joe Whitlock, of Macon, spent the week end in Charles City county with relatives. a "ly 7'h‘HlO bachelor degree , in the social sciences were awarded in ,1955.

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