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A n on i a Owen Easley. Jr and Miss Lila Easley of Martinsville, recently visited their uncle H M. Duval. A1 -u visiting Duval was his brother. J P Duval, of Parkersburg. W.-Va. Easter holiday guests of Mr and Mrs M F LeSueur included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clarke, of Ports mouth Mrs. Miriam Pair, of Nor folk. and Mr. and Mrs Erie Jones, and family, of Elk Hill. Miss Sarah Johns has returned home after being a patient in a Richmond hospital. Mrs M. M. Johns visited relatives and friends in Richmond several days last week. Beth Johns visited her grandmother, Mrs. Monroe Johns in Farmville at the same time Jeffrey Returns Home Bobby Jeffrey has returned to In home in Lexington after spend ing several weeks with his grand mother. Mrs fT. S. Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Calliard. of Mt. Kisco, N. Y . were recent guests of her father, Charles E. Roberts. Mi and Mrs. Kenneth L. Jones are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son in a Richmond hos pital. Mr and Mrs. Stuart Foulkes. of Richmond, and Miss Martha Foulkes, of Charlottesville, were week end guests of Mrs W. W Foulkes. Improvement Club Meets Arvonia Improvement chib’ met in the home of Mrs. Owen F. Wil liams Tuesday. Officers for the coming year were elected. New members were taken into Anon Presbyterian church Sunday. They were Elizabeth Fontaine Le Sueur Anne File Williams. Betty Dale Harding, Tommy Jones and Steve Gunter, by profession of faith, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bragg, by letter of transfer. Mrs. E. A Jones and grandson. Tommy Jones, spent several days last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson in Richmond. Miss Sarah Hannah and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spessard have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Curtis, of Lee Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Jones, of Spray. N. C . were week end guests of his parents. Mr and Mrs. John Robert Jones. Miss Johns Home

Miss Nancy Johns, of Collegiate School in Richmond, spent the Eas ter holidays here. Mrs. Milo Evans, of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Le Sueur. Mrs. W. T Johnson and son, Billy, were in Richmond last week Mrs. W B. Johnson, of Wealthia, accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. LeSuenr and daughter. Connie, were in Rich mond Friday. The Rev. and Mrs. Earl Woodall have returned home after visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter [ Woodall, of Benson. N C.

Scottsville Easier visitors in Scottsville in cluded Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Eby and son, Robert Eby. of London. Ontario, who visited Mr and Mrs. Henry Omohundro Dr and Mrs. R. H Morrison and children, of Fayetteville. N C., spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tucker. Mrs. R. L. King and son. Bobby, spent Thursday with Mrs. Donald F. Jones in Burlington. N C . and w'ent on to Shaw Air Force Base to spend Easter week end with Dr. King. Col. and Mrs. Webster L. Simons, of Atlanta, Ga . spent Easter with their son and daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. Simons. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bowden, of Winston-Salem. N. C , spent Easter with Mrs. Bow'den’s sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. L L. Baber, at Hatton. Miss Elizabeth Ralston and Ed Perkins, of Washington. D. C , were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W A. Daw son. Jr. John and Elizabeth Krouse with their mother, Mrs. M. G. Krouse. of Cincinnati, Ohio, spent Easter with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Krouse, at Howardsville. Mrs. David Philpot and son. Allen.

have returned from Hogansville Ga.. where thev spent some time with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R L. Collins are expecting Mrs. Collins' sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs F J Curtis, of Los Angeles, Calif . to visit here. Mr. and Mrs James Turner with Call and Doug, of Baltimore, spent last week end with Mr and Mi: Jack Duncan. Cary James Thacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thacker, has enlisted in the Army and signed for the electronics school. He expects to leave this week for basic training Mrs. Emma Lou Thacker is in New York City visiting her son-in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Nelson S. Velasco, and family. Mr. and Mrs George B. Wheeler, and Pam. with Mrs Wheeler's sis ter, Mrs. Whitcomb Spencer, of Buckingham, visited their mother Mrs. Mary B Grigg, in Bladens burg. Md.. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. J McNamara, and children, of Western Port. Md visited Mr. and Mrs, Randolph Phil lips at Belle Haven Employment in September' stood at 66,071,000 700.000 below that of August but still close to the record of 66.732,000 < t in that month

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Rutisons Mr. and Mrs, H C Grinstead and Mr. and Mrs James Huuchens, of Crozet, were gu<.:: f relatives here for Eat ter week end Miss Cynthia f< on. of Wes: hampton Coll- - and Hd-pat te am. of RPI .:! Richmi ad. ,Mit Easter with their families Mi;s J >se him Matte Long wood College In FarmviHr*. and he: brother, Henry Max y -of VP! in B1 Cksbui ents foi several days. Wallace am! t'lv’el uni Flayer, had their father with them Monday for a short \ wii, Dr. and M s T E. Patteson had their children, Di. S. C Patteson. and family, of Farmvllle. Tucker PattesKi. and laiinly. sa l Alvin Patteson, ami family, both of Rich mond. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tap scott. Mr, and Mrs. Bobby Maxes and T K Patti mu. arid famil; all of Ran-on.-., with them Easter day Mr. and .Mm- uni Su-nr-i Scottsvillt . and L 'A PattoMiu. Ji and family, of Charlottesville. were guests of Mr and Mr- 1. W :'•>(: son for the Week end.

Howardsville The regulm meeting of George Lod?e No. 32 of Howardsville wps field here in the Masonic Hall Saturdai night April 13. R B. Spencer. Jr. District Deputy Grand Master for the 17th Ma son t: Di net war unable to at tend as planned on account of ill ness. V Ht-r.r;. E. Simpson of Cali her sister Mrs. Moor. in Amherst county and Three members of the family I.-- R reed v.a birthday dinner :n the home of Mr and Mrs. B. B Pattesen on Friday evening. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. E A Hayes, of Buckingham, and Mr. and Mrs. J C Hayes, of Cumberland. Clayton Davidson left Sunday for Norfolk. Easter here this year brought an almost perfect weather and nature The day was warm, clear Lika-. r •! bud, tulips and apple <•! Hurds m full bloom, as it all nature would rejoice with men over a Risen Lord.

■..Its More visited Mr and Mrs. W. L. Burcher here last Sunday The Simpson^ lived here befor# moving to California. She flew to Washington where she visited be fore coming to Virginia and has been visiting friends and relatives in various parts of the state, she was born and reared in Bucking ham county. Mr. and Mis. W T. Ripley and daughter, Ellen, with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor and Waite Taylor spent Sunday in Alexan dria and Washington and saw the Japanese Cherry trees in bloom Mrs. Ed Birckhead and daugh ter, of Charlottesville, spent the week end with Mr. and Mr-. H K. Fenwick. Mr. Briekliead wa u. New York with a group of H: h School students on a tour of 11 ■ city. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wyland and children, Mr. and Mrs Dewec Goolsby and Mrs. C. W Cun er spent Saturday in CharlotUsviH Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wood. J: and sun. of Charlottesvitc-. : •••. Sunday with \1r and Mr li 1 Fenwick. Misses Mary and Kuthenn Scott, of Richmond, spent the

week end at their home her?. Robert Lew.. Baber o'. For: Lee. spec; .the week end with h parents Mr. and Mi W W Ba ber. Mr and Mi j. G. < n tnt Jl . of &le>: -.dr a -at th v,>•■■■ end v. i:h Mi and Mrs Clemen:, here Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maddock children, of Alexandria. a n: the week end with Mi and Mr." Rv ■ roll Bra;:::. Mr. a:e: \d B;a attended the funeral of ins n in Richmond on Sa': di Mr. and Mrs. \V 7 R.dr ,7. and children, of Richmond. spent the weak end with Mr. ano M: W T. R. and: family. Mrs. Tom Bnni.is of .Burkr-a. Beach, spent -everal days this week with Mi-, and Mi W L Burcher while Mr. Bo.; us va m Roanoke on business. Reiona Tlii : • was 1 It.- i!y Master service :it Kmmanuel ! Ml (.-■•.oa' church on Sundae. alien tile Lev. Wilson M. Stilt broufflit u spiritual mesiaye.

Many u;' d ,• communicants of :lt Lulie's church'attended the service, ami u s ; ve!y to have them. This ha.- been a very beautiful Em 'rr. - !h flowers are biooni and the birds are singing. It was unusually warm on Sunday, but quite pleasant Weather on Mon* Miss Ann Webb, a teacher at Fisher iville. spent the Faster holi i; s w.th Iwr parents. Mi. and Mis. A E. Webb. Mrs J< ,• Whitlock spent Easter Sunday with Mr and Mrs Trice 1-Iaden in G ,-ochland. Miss Barbara Ann Booker, a teacher near Fredericksburg, visited her parent?. Mi and Mrs. J. E. Booker, durint: the Easter holidays. Mr. and Mir.. F W Fabry and Mr and M.-s C M Bell. Jr . all of Richmond, were guo; ts of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell Sunday.

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