l.ONC.WOOT) COLLECT: geography and geoijgy classes loured the Cavern- of f.uray. world
l'.!!iuc:s for \ariet> and beauty of formation. They are the result of the action of water over a period
e-timated to c\< " .1 M) (H)O.OOO years. This room. feet under the surface of the earth, was once
the ned of a rearin'-, river, 'he students also visited Shenandoah National Park.
% orsham
Mi < ,ji iiihall and H.irh
Cabell Garland spent several days
a,st week in Columbia. S. and
visited her son. Pvt. Bernard N.
Southall at Port Jaekon. Private
Southall returned home with them
nttmday to six ad his 14-day leave
Miv; Robert Porterfield left last
Ctiday to visit her mot,her. Mrs.
fl. a :• Me -o Woods: d. N. C.
Mrs. Ethel Dauuherty, of Rich
unnd. was a :;tit st of Mrs. Iva
Overstreet and Mis. T S. Basker
\ ill.
Week end guests of Mrs. 0. A.
Southail and Miss Ollie Porterfield
were Mr. and Mr; . Neal Bedinger
and Archer Southall, of Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs carrell Lewis, and
family. of Jetersville. visited her
grandfather. Jesse Wood. Saturday.
: ■ ■ 1 M f
S. Baskervili spent Monday and
Tuesday in Richmond.
Harry Wood, of Halifax, spent
last week end with Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Womack. Mrs. Wood and
_ _ —— _——..
daughter. Shirley, who have been
spending some time with him. re
turned home with him.
Mr- Norman Wood, of Lynch
burg. visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. McKay had
Mis. Hess Mills, of North Carolina,
as their guests last week end Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Pollard, and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Mc
and Melvin Tribble. Jr., Mr. and
Mr. G. G Civil* . Mr. Martin Cov
Mr. G. G. 1
ine,on. Mis:- Martha Ward. Melvin
Covington, Roscoe Arthur, of Alta
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Tuggle Friendship
Club Meets Monday
Mrs O. H. Booth was hostess to
Tuggle Friendship club Mm day
Mrs. Dorothy Black presided o\v
the business meeting, when “Pen
nies for Friendship" were con
tributed to the federation cos’
chairman. Mr: Ihi ■ 1 Rtytnlds pis
sented some pointers on safety in
the home in case of fire.
The demonstration on eat weav
ing with fibre on stools and chairs,
was given by Mrs Booth and Mrs.
Black
vista, and Bernard McKay of Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mr. Franklin Polalrd.
and daughter, of Keysville. visited
Mrs Stanley McKay Sunday.
Mrs Melvin Tribble, and son
Mrs. Stanley McKay and Finest
McKay called on Mrs Martin Cov
ington last week
Richard Dupuy att nch d the Bo—
ton-Philadelphn bail came in Rich
mond Thursday.
Mrs. and Mrs Creed DeHart
visited his mother. Mrs T. J. De
Hart. in Durham. N C , Sunday
Baptist church WHS met 'P ■
day
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assorted design
Chocolate Pops
Special for Easter! King
Kup sitting rabbit and egg
shape pops of pure solid
milk chocolate —
a treat for one
and all! .
trimmed thocolate
Baby Sinks Rabbi!
His name is on the cello
phane wrap! He's 4'/j"
tall. Gay with sugar eyes,
red nose and
tongue, and a
blue bow tie!...
I cello-wrapped 3' 2-oz.
Sitting Rabbit
Fresh chocolate bunny big
enough for the whole fam
ily to enjoy. Low enough in
price—so you'll
want to choose
severe!.
V - . -.V v v ' •! .a...-X.v. W? p|
fresh chocolate
Decorated Egg
As good to eot as it is pret.
ty to look at! Use them as
Easter Bunny stowaways
Easter morning, 4
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low prices.- IV
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Mr. and Kirs Claude Slayton
visited her father. Henry Claybrook,
of Brookneal. Sunday Mr Clay
brook ;s recovering from an illness.
George McLaughlin is a patient
at Southside Community Hospital.
Mi. and Mrs. Wallace Woudson
at ■ >1 c in tl tit on and daut h
tw -in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs Merle
Woodson, of Washington. D. C.. for
Easte".
Mr. and Mrs. L H. Booth, of
Roanoke, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. S. Simpson this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fulcher had
as their dinner guests Monday Mr',
and Mrs. Coley Fulcher, of Texas,
and Henry Fulcher, of Farmville.
Mrs. Ray Kelsey, who is a patient
at Southside Community Hospital, is
improving.
Mrs. C. O. Williamson has re
turned to her home here from the
Southside Community Hospital.
The Women of Appomattox P. E.
Church met with Mrs. O. H. Booth
Tuesday.
Mrs. Epsie Vale, of Richmond,
visited friends and relatives last
week.
Mrs. Alex R. Batchelor, of the
board of women's work spoke at
Appomattox P. E. church Thursday
si the interest of the birthday ob
ective. "Our .Medical Woik in;
Korea." M< ers from s< \eial of
the neighbci :ug churches were pres
ent.. as were Mr. and Mrs J F
Mernn. of Koutn Boston. Mrs. Mer
rill is Pu bytenal stewardship
chairman of West Hanover
Five Forks
We were quite surprised Satur
day morning to ser' the ground
covered with snow.
Cant. Ford Harris, of Camp Gor
don, Ga.. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. D
Harris. Other guests in the same
home during the week end were
Mrs. Frank Webb, and daughters, of
Buckingham, and Mrs. Andrews, of
Richmond.
Mrs. W. H. Schroder and daugh
ter, Miss Mary Claire Womack, of
Farmvillc. visited Mrs Maggie Har
ris and Mr. and Mrs. George Wom
ack last Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Harris is visiting
friends in Alexandria.
M’s Leroy Pearce, and two chil
dren. of Richmond, spent the week
end with her parents. Mr and Mrs
John M. Harris. Dr Pearce joined
them on Sunday.
Miss Jane Swan, and Beverly.
Bob Carter Hair's spent the week
end u: Ric -iio.d and Washington
Mrs. A. ?: Ferguson
Dies Near Meherrin
Funeral services were .scheduled
for 3 p. m. Thursday for Mrs.
Blanche Watkins Ferguson. 65.
who died Monday at her home
near Meherrin.
The Rev. J. S. Kin", was to per
form tii: rites at Mt. Pleasant
Methodist, church, with burial in
the church cemetery.
Mrs. Ferguson is survived by
the widower, Arthur Brooks Fer
guson: a daughter. Mrs. Eva V.
Biggc-rs. of Keysville: a son.
James A. Ferguson, of Meherrin:
15 • indei ildren; seven great
grandchildren: three sisters. Mrs.
L. L. Irving, of Worsham. Mrs.
W. J. Fifer, of Amelia, and Mrs.
T. E. Moore, of Starke. Fla., and
a brother, Henry A. Fostei. of
Farmville.
Farmville Police
Attend Area School
Member of the Farmville Po
lice department recently attended
n one day police training school
in Crewe.
The event was conducted by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
and included discussion and dem
onstration on the following sub
ject.: juvenile delinquency, tech
niqu and mechanics or arrests,
and care and use of firearms.
Farm vile Police Chief. Otto S.
Overran, reported 100 per cent at
i .lance by th local department.
DIES AFTER BOWLING
Baltimore. Md. — Mrs. Mary
Schramm. 48. was enjoying a
game of bowling with a friend,
Mrs. Dorothy Bentz. Mrs. Sch
ramm started to bowl, stopped,
returned the ball to the rack, and
rat down. She complained of feel
in ill and then collapsed. Taken
to a hospital, she was pronounced
dead on arrival.
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“You accelerate faster. On
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1956 CADILLAC OWNER I
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Owner Eileen Hanswirth.
*■It gives letter mileage.
It's reallg a pleasure driv
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1957 FORD OWNER
A Inf of power,” reports %
Ford Owner Joseph T. Duffy
on Goi.dk.v Esso Extra.
‘ Fast getaway,” he con
tinues. "You ran pull out
.. . and go! I get better
gas mileage, too. 55
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