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.

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