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R ice Mr and Mrs Kelly Powell, and children, of Keysville. spent Satur c ly with Mr. and Mrs. Crawfo 1'eatl ; childrei Mi Clifford ,h Imson. of Richmond, were dinner ' nests Sunday Miss Kthel Sine of Alexandria. :;-ent several days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs F B. Sims Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs P M Bradshaw Sunday wore Rev. : id Mrs. Y T Hall, of Crewe, and Mrs. Julian Bradshaw, and children. Mrs. Julian Bradshaw, and children visited her mother. Mrs Rosa Courier, in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs. J B Lindsey, of Richmond, w no week end guests of Mr and Mrs. John Lindsey. Marcusons Visit Mrs C B Marcusot). and chil dren. of Richmond, visited her mother. Mrs. S. H. Bondurant. Sun day. Miss Ann Phillips and Jimmy BURKEVILLE Theatre VVFFK OF APRIL 14-20 Sunday, Monda\ Tuesday Susan Hayward. Kirk Douglas TOP SECRET AFFAIR Matinee Sunday 3:00 P M. Wednesday and Thursday Lori Nelson John Smith HOT ROD GIRL — and — Richard Denning GIRLS IN PRISON Friday and Saturday George Montgomery Marcia Henderson CANYON RIVER Matinee Sunday 3:00 P M.

Weaver, of Norfolk. Charlie Weavei of VPI Tommy and Jimmy Jen id Mi H enkit wet e dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver Saturday. Misses Claudia Bradshaw and Faye Brown of Richmond were dilute) guests of Mrs C J Brad shaw Sunday Vuiii'haii.' Have Guests Mrs J C Wilkerson and daur li ter. Mrs R E. Bomar, of Lynch burg. visited Mr. and Mi 1 J B \ aughan Monday Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver were overnight guests of Mr and Mr: Clayton Brooks in Cambridge. Md.. last Wednesday. Mrs. Garland Stafford, of Rich mond, is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Walthall and Mr and Mr Frank Osborn in Farmville. Lockett Garnett spent Sunday with Charles Druen, Weaver Visits Jimmy Weaver of Norfolk, was tiie week end guest of his aunt, Mrs. H. L. Bradshaw Rev and Mrs Billy Wilson, of Richmond, were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W. L Vaughan Sun day. Mary Mac and Bobby Lock Wilson visited then aunt Mr Jimmy Druen. Guests in the home of Mr, and Mrs. E E Marshall Sunday were Mrs. clarence D Oliver, Mrs Vn gie Clements, of Crewe, Mr and Mrs. Robert Edwards, and son, Mrs Daisy Clark. Mrs. Maude Wall, and Mrs W J. Snelson. of Rich mond. and Mr and Mrs Harold Pettuce. of Drakes Branch Mrs. Bradshaw Spends Week End Mrs. H P Bradshaw spent the week end with Mi and Mrs. Rob ert N. Bradshaw at Hampton. Rice Homemakers club will meet with Mrs. H P Bradshaw Tuesday at 7:110 p in. Mrs Odom Clark, of Richmond spent Friday with Mr. and Mr; E W Baldwin. Mr and Mrs, Franklin Baldwin, and Kirk, of Farmville. spent Sun day in the same home.

Red Cross Chapter To Send 2 to Carrip Prince Edward county Re.. Cross chapter will send twojFarm ville students to the Red! Cross aquatic course held in New Jer sey in June. Selected to attend Canto Oc kantekon at Medford. N. J .. for two week , beginning June 10 are John Herrington. Jr., and Lfoanr.e Gra/iani Herrington will be tak ing the advanced course. Old Abilene Revival <; vices will begin April la at Beulali church, with Rev. Carl Douglas a., guest preacher. Services will continue through Friday. April It). Satin day ninrufug has hern set by 'h-' m< mbers of Beulah church to clean up the grounds and church. Mrs Helen Di i-skill entertained Mr. and Mr- Alton Nelson Friday on their lentil wedding anniversary with a supper Guests in thje same home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Robert Dnskill. and son. Mr. and Mrs Garland Clark and Mrs Mabel Fowler M: and Mr: Flave Dnskill and i-anddaughter. Judy, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jamie Bowman, of Rocky Mount. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Clark were Sunday diiinei guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. D Ferguson, of near Brookneal. Harold Harris and Bill Bagby visited Meredie Chappell Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Harris and Violet Hancock visited Mrs. Jack Farrar Sunday Mrs. Farrar has had a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newcomb, | and children, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs S. D. Bailey. Sunday. Miss Ellen Nelson visited Joyce Ann I’by Sunday. Mr and Mrs. M O Chappell, and children, visited Mr and Mi. B M. Driskill Monday.

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Pamplin RFD 2 Many enjoyed the Masonic ban quet Friday night at Pamplin school cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Booker. Jimmie and Betty, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Booker. Mr and Mrs. Will D. Cunning ham. Ann. and Miss Roselia Wright, were visitors of then' family at Bent Creek for the week end. Miss Elizabeth Singleton. Miss Ruth Harris. Leslie Harris, and Mr and Mrs. E N. Cunningham were lucent dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. H. C. Cunningham. Mrs. Joe Kanianski, and Joanie. |of Essex. N C . have been guests of their uncle, E N. Cunningham. The two West families have moved to the house formerly owned by Mr. E T. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dickerson spent the week end with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ellis, of Colonial Beach.

They stopped over in Richmond t. see the.r new gran-son, Roy I.ee Dickerson Expected visitors of the E. S. Blackburns are their son and family, of Atlanta. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rosser were in Lynchburg Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. Charlie Rosser, who j is in the hopital. Mr. Gene Welch returned from Raleigh, N. C., Friday night. She has been with her mother, who was I recuperating following an operation. Mrs. E. T. Wilson has accepted a position with the state of Virginia in Richmond. COLONEL LOCKED IT Cleveland, Oniu — Everybody watching the Washington's Day pa rade wondered where Col. Robert M. Campbell, who was supposed to lead the proud Cleveland Grays— a National Guard regiment—was When the marchers returned to the armory after the parade, it was found that someone had accidentally licked the Colonel in the men's I dressing room.

Five Forks This section was hit by n severe wind and rain storm Monday night. Mrs. Hansford Shorter, of Darling ton Heights, spent several days last week with Mrs. Jack Swan and Mrs. Maggie Harris. Mrs. DeJarnette and daughter. Mrs. Moore, of Naruna. spent the week end in. the W. B. Crute home. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hancock. Mrs. P. E. Wells and Mrs. P. R. Phlegar, of Lynchburg, were Satur day guests of Mrs. Maggie Harris. Mrs. A B Gilliam spent several days last week with her daughter, Mrs. C. F. Baptist and Mrs. C J. Sheerin, of Richmond. Mrs. S. R Crute. of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs Maggie Harris. Rev. N. T. Brumniitt will preach at Bethpeor Baptist Church next Suneay at 3:30 p.m. Dr. and Mrs Leroy Pearce and two children, of Richmond, spent

las! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs John M Harris. Miss Jantj Swan, and Reverly Swan, of Lynchburg, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mis. Jack Swan. Bethlehem Mrs. R II Maloney. Mrs. T. L. Young, Mrs, J. U Anderson, Miss Virginia Maloney and Mrs. C. P. Thackston attended the annual West Hanover Presbyterial fifth district conference at Victoria Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McClure and Mr. and Mis Charles Booth, of Peach Bottom. Pa., spent last week end with Mr and Mrs. Noah Tem pleton Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Arring ton. of Red House, also visited in the same home Mrs. W. B Adams, of Danville, spent the week end with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dodd. Ted Hollingsworth will play a

saxophone solo in the Charlotte county Ruritan minstrel show Friday and Saturday nights. Mrs. V. S. Bagby is spending sev eral weeks with her daughter. Mr. Alien Young, of Alexandria Miss Beverly Reiser, of Rich mond. spent Saturday night with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Murl Reiser Mrs. Claude Otey, and daughter. Charlene, of Victoria, and Mr and Mrs. J. H. Thackston and son. Keith, of Kenbridge. visited Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Thackston Sunday. Brightwell Inducted Collie Dibble Brightwell. Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs C. D. Brightwell, was inducted into the Army April 8 Announcement of Brightwell's induction was made by local board number 96 of the selective I service.

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