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MA7 i COTTONS FROM NEWBERRY'S I*.8 Big assortment of newest dress styles! Suspenders! Yokes! Bodices! Novelty esm broidery Pink, blue, mint. 9 1 I ? 1 8 mo. .....
IMA7 INFANTS’ PUMPS Cute black patent or OR white leather shoes, * jt* ** Infants' sixes- 4-8. PR. CHiC EASTER MILLINERY ft for TOTS & TEENS I Reg. Price .$2.59 tcoun! .60 $199 gj m-js!mcBsmaKma NEWBERRY'S SPRING FASHION NOTE FOR TODDLERS!
COTTON DRESS with PLASTIC PANTY ; 158 '■ darling styles. Pink, maize, blue, mint. 9-1 2-1 8 mo. " 1 rtient Of ■ (•iris' Dresses Si TCu •.-]?. \ IT eg ''’rice S3.98 ount 2.01 $1.97 .so* sbbe.■.as-r-~r~ ■i«nnn» ■■
i INFANTS’ SHOES r Soft leather moccasin | style. Sole extends up back. Sixes 1-5. _
Ae7 Teens All-Nylon Tiered Bouffant Petticoat >j Pretty ribboned and tiered style for siies 8 to 14, Easy j,. to wash, needs no ironing. Pink, blue, white. Excellent ' pll%9 value. . *•* • .. , , ; j J Newberry Co. \
, Cumberland Items | Special Easter Services Planned ! Far Sunday Morning By Youth Croup « *- *
Special Easter services will be held, in the village Sunday, At 8:30 a Cumberland Youth Fellowship will be in charge of an Easter pro gram ui the Center Presbyterian church An Easter message will he provided by the Rev. T. P Reynolds at 11 lfi a.m. ui the Fitzgerald Bap t st churcli. with special music by the Training Union. Expected guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hayes are J. A. Sherrill and sons. Jack and Glen, of Plainfield. N J. Guests during the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis were S. l-c J. Ralph Hayes and family, of Fort Etistis. The Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Look returned Monday from a visit with their grandson, Charles Edward Look. Jr., who has been ill at his home in Wardeusville. W. Va. Mrs. Philip Asal has returned to the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. New man, after a week's stay at the Southside Community Hospital. Vraratan Visits En route to Westminster, Md. for a visit with relatives, Miss Nell Key, of Ararat, N. C.. spent several days here last week with her sister, Mrs. Georgia Bryant, and family Carol Jean Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs. C D. Brown, was among the tap dancers from the Floyd Ward School of Dance in Farmville who performed at the minstrel show held in the Randolph Henry High School last Friday and Saturday nights. The show was sponsored by the Charlotte C H Ruritan club Mi', and Mrs. G. L Garrett and son. Gordon Lee, visited Mrs L. W. Gills m Richmond Sunday and attended the Virginians and Wash ington Senators game Miss Hazel Cobh, of Atlanta. Ga.. was the week end guest of her sis ter. Miss Marsa Cobb, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B Danby. Din ner guests Sunday included Mrs. David Cmte. Karen Crute and San dra Eddins. of Farmville.
Maxeys Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. M H Maxey. Jr . had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Walton, and family, and George Lester, of Balls ville. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sanderson, of Ashby, were visitors Sunday afternoon of Mrs. E. B. Nuckols. Mrs. J. L. Godsey, and son, Johnny, and Miss Mary E. Godsey were guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Godsey. of Avon. R C. Dey returned to Washington. D. C., Sunday following a week end visit with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Car ter. Mrs. Dey and children, Gwen dolyn and Edward, remained here for this week. Flippens Go to Roanoke Mr. and Mrs A L. Flippen and Mis: Barbara Flippen, of Richmond, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. I A Flippen and Mrs. Charles S. Miner went to Roanoke Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. D, W. Johns, and family. Mrs. W. F. Ranson and Miss Joyce in Bailsville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Godsey. the Misses Page and Janet Godsey and Miss Louise Meador were guests Sunday of Mrs. J R. Godey at Spout Springs. Miss Ida Amos. Mrs. C. D. Brown and daughter, Carol Jean, Mrs. Gladys DeJarnette and Mrs. Howard
Bryant will spend this week end at Natural Bridge and attend t !~ e Easter Sunrise service there Vaughan Visits W F. Vaughan, of Richmond, was the guest Monday of Mr. and Mr. Meriwether V. Smith at Pocahontas Farm. Brenda. Carol and Debbie Adams attended the party celebrating the fourth b i r t h d a y anniversary of Johnnie Clements last Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Clements, of the Trents Mill community. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Beasley were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs W. R. Crowder in Richmond. Guests of Mrs. John T Flippen at Rose Cottage Sunday were her brother and sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs. E. S. Dowdy, of Richmond.
Mrs M. M. Georgi and Smart £ George had as their guests Sunday I Mr. and Mr N R. Huskey, and | children, of Midlothian. Mr. and f Mrs. R S Spec.- and daughter. Vickie. Mr and Mrs T u p p e r Georges, and sons, and M M. Geor t . of Richmond M; and Mrs W T. Atkins enter tained with a party Tuesday night at their country Itome. Lake Dianne, honoring the sixth birthday anni versary of tin i r granddaughter, Kitty Atkins, th • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Atkins. Mrs. Landon Atkins, of Farniville, assisted with the games and refreshments. Meditation and communion will be observed this Friday. April 19. at. 8 p.m., in the Payne Memorial Methodist church concluded by the pastor, the Rev F. P. Look. In 1 !t.‘>r>. Virginia recorded 37.005 marriages in ]9r>4, divorce s totalled 7.262.
State Bank No. 676 REPORT OF CONDITION OF "CUMBERLAND COUNTY BANK" OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 14, 1957. MADE TO THE STATE CORPORATION COM MISSION. ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, includin' rc-m. bal ances, and cash items in process- of collection 77.791 87 United States Government obligation; direct and - nar antced . - 87.228.87 Loans and discounts uneludhv $72.47 overdraft•• * 312.203 74 Bank premises owned $7,000.00 furniture mil iixnu $4,000.00 11 000.00 Other assets . 348.99 TOTAL ASSETS 088 573.47. LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individual-’, panne;-laps : . c- .. orations. ;:;;4 n„ ;.-!l Time deposits of individuals partnership a d cu a lions . 24(1.102,00 Deposits of United State- Government > :nr!jd:n p- : savings) .. ...... 5,231 59 Deposits of Stales and political ubdiv; on- 100.428 39 Other deposits icertified and officer-' check--, etc. • 1 . . 4 TOTAL DEPOSITS K> 2 2 ;.85 TOTAL LIABILITIES
CAPITAI ACCOUNTS Capital' 50,000,00 Surplus . ...... 10.0 00.00 Undivided profits 5.041.02 Reserves 'and retirement account for pr fwn-d capita!' 32 7.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 66.50: .47 TOTAL INABILITIES AND CAPITAI ACCOUNTS 688 573.47 This bank’s capital consists of Common stock with total par value of $50:000.(:o. MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to .-.cu e 1...b-il, r urn: : -t other put poses ... 237.030.87 I. M ix B. Hat lan, Ji Ca i iei I bank, do solemnly swear that th? above statem rt . n; cite fui:v and correctly represents the true slat- oi •. -- vend mat ton, herein contained and set forth, to the best of .ny knowledge and belief. MAX B. HARLAN JR. CORRECT - Attest: W. R PARKER M. E BLANTON, R. H. BLANTON. Directors STATE OP VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND. »? Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of April. 1937, ; and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or c rtc-toi oi th: bank My commission expires 10-11-60. MARGARET I. ATKINSON. Notary Public
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