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THESE THIRD GRADE STI DENTS with their teacher. Miss Lily Baber, made the dolls and display featuring "Clothing and Its Sources." Left to right are Miss Baber. Pearl Wade, Audrey Patteson, Martha Johns, and Judith Senger. The trees in the background of the school library were furnished by Mrs. J. R Snoddy, Jr.

Mt. Zion Mt Zion Baptist Church will hold an Easter sunrise service. Sunday School will meet as usual at 10 p m. w'*h the regular worship serv ice at 11. Prayer services and Bible study are held every Wednesday evening at 7:30. The pastor. Rev. J R Hodges, is teaching the book of Revelation. Everyone is invited to these services. Judge Edward Wrenn Hudgins, of Chase City, and R. B. Hudgins, of Appomattox, visited M K. Davis Friday Willard Fisher, of Mineral, was' a luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cave Friday.

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Rev and Mrs. E. Rives Fergu son. of Pendleton, visited friends in this community and at Gold Hill Sunday. Mrs. W E. Patterson and L. W. Apperson, of Bremo. and Carlton Boatwright, of Richmond, called on Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson and the Misses Mary and Louise Ander son. Mr. and Mrs. Gye RofrC"S, and children, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S'manske, of Farmville, we e Sunday guests of W. T. Yan cev. Six members of the Mt. Zion Sun day school attended the vacation Bible school clinic at Dillwyn Bap tist church last Friday. Plans are being made for a VBS here in June. M K Davis and Ray Davidson visited Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis at Bonbrook and Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerson in Cumberland

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson | visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs | John M >ss. at Gladstone Sunday Mi Moss returned hom vi for a short visit. Mr. and M"s John E. Smith, and Jackie, of Glen Allen, wre week end guests of her parents. Mr and M's A. H. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thompson, and Revonda. of Baltimore. Md.. visited Mr and Mrs. Ivan Bond last week end Mrs Snoddy re turned with them for a visit. Tom Mills and Dr Trox. of York. Pa., visited M. K. Davis Thursday. Mrs. Emma Hudgins is spending with 1« 1 Mi i.iul Mi \V. ' n I Davis, at Norfolk. M and Mrs. He Roy Jones an nounce flip arrival of a daughter, Sharon La Rae, at a Richmond hos pital April 8. Dillwyn M's. R. H Ingle, of Louisa, visited for several days with Mis. R. J. H. Crow, Easter services will be held at n am. at White Hall Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs T R, Charlton, of Tabb, were week end guests of Mr.

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and Mrs. J. C. Dunkum An Easter Sunrise service will be held at the Dillwyn Baptist church beginning at 6 a.in. The pastor will bring the message. Others from the Dillwyn Field will take part in the program. The music will be fur nished by the choir. The Rev. and Mrs. Henry W Yar brough. and son. Steven, of Lynch burg, were dinner guests Sunday of the Rev. and Mrs. Walter S. Thomas. Dillwyn Baptist church Ada Hanes circle met in the home of Mrs. S. H. Hanes Tuesday. Buckingham county W o m a n's club is having an exhibit of hen looms and items of county historical interest at the Dillwyn Elementary School. Friday, April 2fi, T to 9::30 p.m.: Saturday, April 27. 2 to 5

Glendale The new highway postal service truck passed through Glendale Mon day morning, April in. It delivers mail f om Richmond to Lynchburg. Recent guests at Ufton Terrace were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clark, of Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Clark and Ricky ganders, of Rich mond. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berger, of Gold Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob rt Kuifj. and Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Shumaker ■‘nncunce the birth of a daughter, Katherine Michele, April 8, in Rich 'll ond. Sympathy is being ex'ended to he family of Robert Moorfield. vho d ed at a Richmond hospital eeentlv. Mrs. Moorefield. h i s widow, was formerly Miss Elizabeth Nuchols, a native of Nuckols. Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, and Wayne, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boone, in Seaboard. \T. C., last week. M"s. J, N. Newton, of Wealthia, vent to UnivevsHy Hospital in Charlottesville Sunday for a check ip. Mrs. Newton fell and broke her ’’io last January. M"s, Letcher Thomas, of Alpha, '.as admitted to a Richmond hos pital last week, after suffering a heart attack. Mrs. Thomas is pianist For the Rocky Mount youth choir. M’ s Lottie C Atkmson visited her rouv daughters, and families. Mr, mid M's. Billy Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hundley. Mrs. Thelma Lewis and Mr and Mrs. Richard Landers, all of Hampton, over the week end Expected guests oF Mr and Mrs. Benny Snoddy for the Easter holi days are their son. Houston Snoddy. f VP I, and daughter. Miss Wealthy Snoddy. of Lynchburg. Other expected guests in the com munity are Mrs Kate White, of Falls Church, and H P White, of p m., and Sunday. April 28, 2 to 5 p in. The public is urged to visit the exhibition. There will be no ad mission charge. The exhibit is the club's contribution to the James town Festival of 1957.

Prospect Rev. Philip Thomas closed the series of revival services at Olive B anch Method’st church Friday. The Joint monthly meeting of the three WSCS circles was held at p.. ;>ect Methodist church Tuesday. Mrs. O P Farrar returned home from Southside Community Hospital Thursday of last week and is re cap-mat nr: Mrs R W Fuqua is a patient at Southside Community Hospital. Johnsons Visit Mr. and M s Claude Johnson, of Hampton, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J F. Glenn, and Mrs. Ida Andrews. Mr. and Mrs Elantha Carson, of rov:neron. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hix M's. Etta Glenn and son. Stuart R Glenn, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W Carson in Appomattox last week. They spent several days this week with Mrs R. B Wilson in Green Bay and were met there by Mr. Glenn's daughter. Suzanne Glenn, of Greensboro College. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Far rar Sunday were Mrs. J. D. McDear man and Mrs. Harold Spencer, of Appomattox. Bernard Farrar, of Burkeville. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cawthorne. of Spout Springs, and Mrs Ida Mae March, of Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ferguson spent the past week end in Wash ington. D. C.. with their daughter. | Mrs. W. A. Patterson, and her family While there they went to the National Cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. J F. Glenn spent j Monday and Tuesday of last week in Baltimore. Mrs. Bernice Young continues very ill at her home. Mrs. R. B. Wilson was in Prospect Sunday. She and her mother visited Mrs R . W Fuqua in Southside Com munity Hospital. Richmond, at Oakdale, their home here. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berger were Henry Berger and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berger, and daughter, all of Richmond.

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M s C \ Card wo•: confined to her home with a cok! last week, FU>po t says that the light snow diat fell on last Saturday morning end the sovcal light frosts since then have not damaged the fruit to any extent. Mr. ami M.s J. B. Carter, and Benny, if Orange, arrived Thursday o spend the Easter holidays in the Chick home. Old Abilene Sturise sen ct s will be held at 3eulah church at f> a.m. Sunday. Everyone is invited. Raymond Fowler and Shirley Flowers, of Meherrtn. \ isited Mrs. Helen Driskill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. All >n Nelson, and diildren, spent the week end in “"burkeville”^ T h e at r e WEEK OF VI’RII. 22 - 27 Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Alan Ladd. Virginia Mayo THE BiG LAND Matinee Sunday 3:00 P. M. Wednesday and Thursday Fats Domino. Joe Turner I SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROCK — a nd — Marla English. Ann su n RUNAWAY DAUGHTERS i Friday and Saturday Russ Tatiiblvn. Gloria Talbott ! THE YOUNG GUNS Matinee Saturday 3:00 P. M. |

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