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Iverson a l Mr. and Mr? Carl Richmond, will spend : In- £„• :n holidays here wi'.h their pm Mr. at - E D B ■ the Rev ar.d Mrs H \ , Soyars. finest-quality hearing aids— tiny, light, inconspicuous *65 to *165
Mr and Mrs. John Monoghan. of Lynchbur--. were guests of her mother. Mrs. C H. Newman, for the week end. ! .'-Cent guests of Mrs. W A ‘N'e.-itfi- wrie her son and family. Mi and Mi W I, Womack of riiii h., ,i :. i • her sister, Mis Cr-auie of Richmond, and ! -.: Hasf in uf P- nth Bo> ton. Mrs. Lei end Sanford has returned from Pulaski, where she has been with her father. B S. Dyer, who is recuperating from an operation at. the home of his daughter. Mrs. B. Gs-o.m eh, e. Mr. Sanford was also i oh "t -1 guest of the Grosecloses. Mr and. Mr: James R Blanton, •i it. - :m ill! Will r-po-id the Elisii-: '•tohdavs with her mother. Mis.- E. Scott Martin
South side Hospital PATIENT LIST
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E. W. Sanford visited his ..mother. Mi ■ E W.iii:-: Sanford, at Natural 'Bridge dunng the week end. Carlton B Dick1 Noel, formerly if Raleigh. N. C., t isited h i s nother Mr: G( rg< R Rodgers, iud Mr. Rodgers during the week nd en route to Bristol. Tenn . where lias been transferred. Betty Booker Smith, Virginia Han 't ry and Carol Jean Brown per med a tup tontine at the Ruritan i'.b minstrel show Friday and Sat trdaj evenmgs in Charlotte C. H. Miss Sally Ryan spent the week nd in Washington, D. C., where he ttended the C.eorge-Harpster wedding. ■ Week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. R A Moore were their sons, Alex ’nder Moore cf Pishburne school in Waynesboro, and Dr. and Mrs. Rob ot Moore and daughter, Ellen, of Richmond * • * < Mr Frank Baldwin, Jr., will iheRa n her bridge club Wednes- j day evening. Mrs, J. M. Robertson has re- • turned to Richmond after spending •evsral days here with her sister, Mrs C G. Clark, and Mr. Clark. Mrs. C M. Redd. Mrs. C. G. Clark and Mrs. Robert Clemments attended the funeral of Mrs. W. J. Farrar, in Keysville. Friday
Tli. i e were ‘.it patient • :n itie ho - Mllltlln.'. l!. l! n;!r-. Patients Admitted Mi. Norma Jr an Clements, Crewe: Ronald Melton. Crewe: Mrs. Henry Crittenden. Crewe: Irving Arnold, Crew,-: Ci S. McLaughlin, Farmville: Mrs. C. L. Jones. Rice: Mrs. Raymond Kelsey. Farmville: Miss Janet Whitehead. Pamplin: M's- Mary Frances Gilmer, Hamp den-Sydney: Mrs. Robert Franklin. Prospect: H. O McKay. Farmvil! -: Mrs P. J. A sal. Farmville: B A. Donins Farmville: Mrs. W. B. Keeling. Kevsville: Mrs J F. Hud son. Blackstone, and Mr. Winslow Zykes. Crewe. SI (Graduates Get Nursing Diplomas ■ Home nursing classes ended April 10 with exercises held in Longwood College small auditorium, when 81 graduates received their certifi cates. "The Inside Story" was given by Fsten Shomo, executive secretary of 'he Southside Tuberculosis associa tion. Mrs. Annie V. Putney, of the Business and Professional Woman's Club, presented "The Part, of Home Nursing in Civil Defense.” Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston. South side Community Hospital superin tendent of nurses, talked to the graduates about Home Nursing Values from the Hospital Stand point.” pie instructors, Mrs. June Elling ton and Miss Eileen Skelly, pre sented pins and certificates to then students. Livestock ( ontest Set Three Amelia boys will enter the district livestock judgin' con test April 20 at Verona. Taking part will be Franklin Anderson, Richard Coleman and Bobby Wade, and their coach, E. T. Boozer. Amelia assistant count." agent.
Births Mr. and Mrs R. M. Dunevant, I EnonviHe. bay April 11. ; Mr. and Mrs J. A. Ferguson. I Meherriu. twins. • srl and boy April i 12. Mr. and Mrs. B F. Hill. Crewe. ; girl. April 12. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. II. Bigger, Chase Cily. girl. April i.'i. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tarlton, Prospect, girl. April 14. Colored Patients Car) Bag ley Blaekstone: Ronald Mickens. Fredericksburg, Loraine Tucker. Chase City, and William Walker FarmvTlle. Colored Birth Charles. Jr. and Maude Oliver. Crewe, t/ril. April 111. Po w h a t a n Schedules Achievement Stay Powhatan 4-H achievement program will be held April 19, at 10 a. m. in the Bank of Powhatan basement. Miss Jo Ann Smith, an Inter national Foreign Youth Exchange Student to Switzerland who is assist a n t home demonsti at ion agent in Madison county, will be the speaker. There will be reports from each of the seven county 4-H Club. A movie on the 1956 4-H parade will be shown. Medals and awards will be presented to outstanding 4-H Club members by county agent and home demonstration agent. All 4-H Club members, parents and leaders are invited to attend. Amelia Health C ouncil Te Meet Wednesday Amelia County Heal'd council will meet Wednesday. April 17 at 8 p. m. at the health center. AH county organizations arc urged to send representatives. U persons interested will be welcomed.
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FI IS Opens Home Baseball Thursday Favmville High School's Wolv jeiines open home front baseball nere Thursday night, with Black stone High School. Game time, is 7 ;t0 o'clock — half-hour earlier j than in former years, The same ; hour will ;be in force for all high school night 'James here this sea son. Randolph Lafoon pitched six hit ball, but fielding miscues be hind him hurt as FHS fell to I Victoria High 6-4 in the Wolver ine opener Friday at Victoria. Meherrin HD Club Demonstration (liven
Meherrin Home Dc moils; rat ion ; club held its April meeting in tlie home of Mrs. Galler. The chairman on sale of cook books reported all books sold. The club decided to send $5. to the cancer fund, and to contrib ute $5 toward a 4-H club mem ber's trip to Blacksburg. Mrs. Hubbard gave the Fed eration program demonstration and Mrs. Albert Herzig, Mrs. Fred Herzig and Mrs. Stella Waddill gave an excellent demonstration on ' Taking the Homemade Look Out of Serving." Sunrise Service At Meherrin C hurch Sunrise service will be held Lister Sunday morning at 5:30 '■'clock at Meherrin Methodist Church Ashton Ozlin, of Lunen burg. will be the speaker. A com munity breakfast will follow the entices at the Meherrin Firehouse, served by the ladies of the church. Post Office 1 Continued from page 1) ther than bureaucrats." "By capitulating to the brow beating threats and tactics of the Postmaster General," Gary said in a statement, "the committee has given up its most effective contro. over executive expenditures.' Summerfield, on the other hand called the committee's action "an encouraging first step.!' He re . ■
portedly is still hoping for the full ' S47 million he has requested. "The present situation," Sum merfield said, "has puzled many
people since they do not realize that all of the money of the Post Off lee Department receives from the -ale of stamps and other items
goes to the Treasury and fhat the ! post office can Ppend only the ap propriations that Congress pro vides.”
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