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RABBITS, the Cottontails, Easters and others, pr"- rnted a program at Rice Elementary School Tuesday. The rabbi's were recognized as Mrs Charles Farmer’s first graders when they rernmtd their cars, tails and other rabbit accoutrements.

Cottontails, Other Rabbits Hop Down Rice Elementary School Bunny Trait

The Cottontails and other rab bit: hopped across the stare at Rice Elementary School Tuesday when the first made class pre sented The New Easter Bunny." under the direction of the teach er, Mrs. Charles Farmer, of Jet ers vi lie. J:mmy Garnett played the part of Peter Cottontail, with Beverly Bass as Mother Cottontail ami Bobby Chambers as Father Cot tontail.

Fester \ re Betty Brad shaw Richard Williamson. James tie vis. Faye Bant on-.' John Farley, ! Connie Linds- y. Rebecca Robert, on. lummy Schmidt and Robert | Bates. - d by B- t; y Lou Crawley. Robert Loi Pete Jenk I :ns and Kemr tli Smith. M J 1 ■ ■ rhom L -■ Audi v Crenshaw. Ken neth H-ne ind B -bby Smith were he Other rabbits.

Deatonville Mr and Mrs Johnny Wheeler. of Wash'net on. D C . visited Mr. and Mrs, Howard C.arnrtt last Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Osborm Simmons, of Mystic. Conn., won supper guests in the Garnett home. Those attending the Elise Mur dock group meeting from S a n d y Creek Baptist church Saturday we:v Mrs Witt Borum. Mrs Dawson Joyce. Mrs. Albert Hillsman Mrs Winston Carter and M s Ruben Price Mrs Walter Gray and daughter, Phyll's visited Me- A!:e. J mm Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bnmn ” a Mr and M's Karl Pow< m of R’oh mond, spent the week end in Chur lotto v c with Mi' and NTs. Ber nard Atchcson Mr and M"s B ii.o'd MeG- .*•• of New O'leans La., are expected to arrive Saturday to spend Fs •• week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Nash. Rev and M s. H, N Soyars, of Farmv’lV were dueio" cues's • f Mr and Mrs. Howard Garnett Sim day. Wysong Re-ry. of ... sueir Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkms Mr and Mrs. Kcven Carte*, of Crewe, spent Wednesday with M Bcti'c Carter, and family Thursday M" and M s Hiram Anderson visited in the Carter ii me Jetersviile Richard Elam and son, Ricky, of Hyattsville. Md.. arrived Monday'to spend some time with Elam's mother. M’s Clara E’am Mr and Mrs. L. M. S.tnde’s'ti and Mr, and M *s J. E. Stone w oe to Lmi’sa Saturday NT's Easley Gib s has returm d from a trip to Florida These from here attending L 'ngwood federation of F u 1 u r e Home Makers of America in B Stone Tuesday we r Mary v ■ n o Merritt. Grace and Ada And"-son, Lucy Pave Stone. Man Jane Snub all and Mrs. J. E Stone. Amelia chapter mother. Mrs, Hannah V ■ V. mond. visited her parents. Mr and NT’ s R Jeter. Sund r Dinner guests of M . and M J

E. Stone Sunday we e ana M”' J E. St : f Rt( and M's. Noel Simons of and Misses Thelma Redford and A: ie Hardy, of Pctcisbtr a Mis. Varner Beaver and M Do- is Bar Beaver, of D r .< r Punch, spent Sunday with Mr. Clara Elam. Misses Mary Jane arid Phyll s Southall. Grace and Ada Anderson and Jane Bruce Hillsman wont P ”dTck7s"' DRIVE-IN Cumberland Va. Route < 0 j SHOW TIME—8:00 I' M Eri.. Sat. April P-Mt THE LION £ THE HOr.lE in Color L'*trmp t-' af t Sunday. Mondas tije d" tpri! 212? ’a SOLDIER OF FORTUNI Cinemascope starring .'lark Gable & Susan Hay Wed.. Thurs. \pril 21-25 THE ROCKET MAN Starring Chail.s Cobui n ^ Ann Francis and John A..

Richmond Saturday. Mi Claude Brown, of Richmond, \ -.ted 1 ihri. Mrs. Louise Burke, Sunday. Chula Mi and M Thomas and Mrs. M !.'•■( Dodsm wore in Richmond Frida v They vis d; d their daughter. Mrs tar.e Winy, and Mrs. Ernest Beasley. Ckiiborne Beasley returned to his home in Richmond Friday after spending a w< t k with his grand parents. M s;.' M-' R L Bruce, of Richmond, spent Sunday with the S. L. Nelsons. A"’’"ey Dodson boarded a plane at Danville airport last Friday and id;■ .d ht R'chmoivl that afternoon. .1.. lit. week end with hts na’ • r< turning to Ringgold Sun day. M* nd 'I Joht Beasley and c'ui’d . ef R chin .nd. spent Sun da” parents They at tru't'd Bundsv school at Mocves. \ .I •• sod Raymond Dod ■ s "• ! C ••!''!••:) 1 Cltarles Utz toured J v,n Sunday. M • and .Mr's J N. Russell, and 3v .; R’chm nd pent Sunday With h’;s m Idler. Mrs, H. E. Gills. Toy -’so spent a short while with her D'iTIUs M s H. E. Gills, and s’st.ers ■■ 1 ' a wonderful time spent ir F’< 'Ida l'htpv t' turned Irune last week. .M "• E l ih Ba1 if'' d and Re D -ds n spent Thursday will Mr M• ry T,ee Warriner They at tended the MYF meeting at Trinity Me'h-e Chtrch that night. ID ( $> C O U N T is a ward that r-Msffr$ in the ears of every housewife -id fu lifure is another. You ecu depend on both at the— ! DISCOUNT ' e St( re ] 2nd & Main St, Ph 1088 FARMViLLE, VA. E - Z TERMS -xusr. aanMBx-sywi wmagaiae

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Throck Members of Douglas Presbyterian church will gather Saturday morn ing at 8 to clean the church grounds and cemetery. Members are urged to come and bring rakes. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton during the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slayton, and C. W . of Pamplin, Mrs. James Ken nck, and daughters, of Callands. Jerry Slayton, of Petersburg, Charlie Carter, of near Pamplin. Carl Slay ton, of Richmond, and Walter Cart w:ight. of Deep Creek. Wilson Mylum. o f Richmond spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mylum.

Sgt. and Mrs. Arnold Throckmor- ’ ton, and children, of Port Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Reynolds, and Dwight, of Newport News, spent the week end with their par ents. Mr. and Mi's. A. M Throck morton. and their sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swalley. Mrs. Cecil Watson, and children, of Norfolk, spent several days of last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs M. B. Dviskill. Another daugh ter, Mrs. Thomas Wilkers m. of Richmond, is spending several days of this week in the same home. Mrs. Rocky DeLeo, of Richmond, visited her children, Peggy and Dickie in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Baudie Carter Friday,

The Rev. Frank Bel!, his sister, i Miss Marietta Bell, and Mrs. Bert I Swalley attended a meeting at the j Appomattox P. E. church Thursday/ evening to hear a Georgia woman speak to the Women of the Church on the birthday objective for 1957. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slayton Sunday were Mrs. Walter Slayton. 'and C. W.. of Pamplin, Mrs. James Kenrick, and daugh ters. of Callands. Mr. and Mrs Ros ci.e Reynolds, and Dwight, of New port News, Mrs. Bert Swalley. and Lou. Mrs. Andrew Throckmorton and Susan Throckmorton, of Fort Monroe. Throck Heme Demonstration club will meet Tuesday at 8 p in. with Mrs. Billy Slayton. _/_

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