Mrs. C. A. Coleman Buried at Amelia Mrs, C. Aubrey Coleman, of Lane. S. C., was buried Thursday morning in t h e Presbyterian church remetery at Amelia. Fun eral services were held Wednes day morning at the Lane Presby terian church for Mrs. Coleman, who died Monday at a Kingstree, S C.. hospital. Surviving are tiie widower. C. Aubrey Coleman, of Lane. S C.. and five sisters. Miss Estelle Al len. Miss Laura Allen, Mrs. R. R. Barnes Mrs. H. O. Marshall and Mrs. A. A. Johns, all of Amelia. Worsham Misses Betty Lloyd Irving and Wilma Sue Smelcer were among those attending the meeting of the Longwood Federation o f Future Homemakers at Blackstone Tues day Mr. and Mrs John Vannoy went to a singing convention in Lynch burg Saturday Mis. Vannoy's father. Rev. Ralph Culler, of War renton. N. C\. was also there. Mr. and Mrs. James McGhee, and family, were supper guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. John Elder. Bernard McKay, of Richmond, spent the week end at his home here. Petersons Visit Mr. and Mrs. Gordon PetHson. of Richmond, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ellington Mrs. C. L. Irving has been con fined to her home for several days with a sprained foot. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Calhoun, and, family, visited her parents. Mr and Mrs. S H, Goin, and her grand mother. Mrs. Newton Brisentine, in Prospect Sunday

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