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CONSUL TYNES met Consul Peterson Thursday at Hampden ' Sydney College. William Tynes. consul of the Sigma Clips Sigma Sigma ehapiej* greeted .1 Dwight Peterson, grand consul of Sigma Chi at the chapter house Peterson's interests in the field of edu cation are many and vaiied.

' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse- Glenn, and -sons, of Halifax, wen week pik! guests of Mr. and Mrs S H. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. D. C Crummett. -and family, of Charleston VV \ a 'spent the Easter holidays with her -mother, Mrs. H P Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs F. G Walton spent .Sunday with Mr and Mrs Merrill -Dugger in Fartnville Misses Jo Lesl-e Andrew and Shirley Dunkley, of Fa-mville. were recent overnight ..guests of Miss Betty Andrews. Hitts Visit Mr and M’s M G H tt. a*’H ‘daughters, of Richmond, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs B G. Bass Dinner guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Bass Sunday wore Mr. and -Mrs. Calvin Bass, and family. Miss Emma Miller. M and M B 1. Garnett, and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers, and family Clarence Bradshaw, of Durham -N C . spent Friday and Saturday 'with his mother, Mrs. II. L. Brad shaw Mrs Clyde Bradshaw and oh ! rii on. of Norfolk . ;» oral days with Mrs. H C Bradshaw this week. Mr and Mrs. I C. Ellis and

family of Falls Church, were week end cues!' of her parents. Mr. and Mrs E W. Baldwin. Mr and Mrs. Franks.' Baldwin, and Kirk, and Mr. ant! Mrs Charles Baldwin, and baby, of Fannville, were dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Kyle Baldwin, and family, of Norfolk, are spend ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin. Bant ms Visit Mr. and Mrs. Gene Banton. and Diane, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H Banton at Cartersville. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lawhorne. ,Jr.. and Cynthia, of Lynchburg, were week end guests of Mr. and Mr.- Jamie Bradshaw M... Bessie Gordon Jones, of Farm vile. Mrs C. J. Bradshaw. .M s H P Bradshaw and Mr. and Mrs E T. Bondurant were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs W. S. Weav <” Wednesday. M s Jimmy Davis, and children, of Richmond, were week end guests nd Mrs. K B Walthall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn, and sen.-., ht't dinner guests Sunday. Miss Vndrews Visits M ss Betty Andrews was the din ger •fit of Miss Nancy Lee Web ■cr Friday and attended the pre K i.s»»r service at the Presbyterian church. M> end M-s J A. James, and family, of Suffolk, spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs S M Hughes.

Sandy River Mrs. Nevyn Rankin and Son. Nevyn, Jr., of Winston-Salem, N. C.. visited Mrs. Rankin's mother, Mrs. W B Gates, during the holidays. Mrs. Bruce Gates is recuperating at home after being a patient in Southside Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Aumcn Bass are spending their spring vacation at their home here. Sarah Gilliam spent Friday with Carolyn Gates. Misses Virginia and Betty Gates were home for the Easter holidays. Drewry Gates. Willie Bass and Bruce Gates attended the Peters burg Dairymen's Association in Burkeville Friday. Mrs. Norman Yancey, and chil dren. of Kempville. visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie. Gates. Mrs. Nevyn Rankin spent Satur day with Mr and Mrs. Bruce Gates Bruce Bass and Miss Frances Snindler called on Willie Bass Mon day.

M”. and Mrs. Jack James, and family, of Suffolk, and Mrs. Sam Hughes were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Woodgin Hughes Monday. John Gates. Jr., of VPI. spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Wilson, and son. spent the week end with his narents in Crewe. Willie Bradshaw h a s returned from Southside Community Hospital and is now with Mr and Mrs. Rob ert Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. M. A French, of Sunny Side, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheffield, of Richmond, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chenery, and Lu Gay. Miss Claudia Bradshaw and Harvey M. Jones, of Richmond, spent the Easter holidays with Mrs. C J. Bradshaw Mrs. Graves Powell, of Boykins, and Mrs. O. Mann, of Farmville. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Farley and Mrs. J. A. Young. Newcombs Visit Mrs. Hannah Newcomb; and daughter. Vivian, of Chase City, and Mrs Dorothy Smith, of Rich mond. visited Mr. and Mrs. F B Sims Sunday. Miss Ethel Sims, who has been spending three weeks with her par cuts. Mr. and Mrs. F B. Sims re turned to Alexandria Tuesday. Jerry Yogcl, of Richmond, was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs R M Bradshaw Sunday. Mrs. M. S. Kelley, of Lynchburg and Miss Annie Hancock, of Appo mattox, spoilt Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mason. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver were Mr. and Mrs George Banks, of Norfolk. Mrs Clyde Taylor, and children, of Fred cricksburg, ami Jerry Jenkins. and Mrs Herman Jenkins and .sons Tommy and Jimmy, were dinner guests Sunday.

a A. 1 nv YALl ALEE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Known a , e Mr-s Fannie Ligon Home Cn The Premises ili) East Second Street 1 APMVII LE, VIRGINIA FRIDAY MAY 3,1957 AT 2 P.M. This beautiful home h in goou repair and is located in a good neighborhood near Farmv: e s- p; n f t Cn the first floor is large living root* with fireplace Ic ae dicing ' m wit f: op I ace kitchen and two porches. On sect rid t i i'h t c Lied'i : fh and 4 closets Hardwood floors through., ut Central Ixjlm] s\-f •• with .d Tired furnace and cast iron radiators Double garage Lots of shrubbery and shade trees. Lot has frordatre of til ft. and depth of 250 ft. Tins is an unu uni -pportunity to pine hose a comfortable home for your own use or tor an investment Immediate possession Terms: ( ash. For further information and mpection contact, LAN DON ii. ATKINS, Realtor Mumupal Bldg. FAKMVILLt, VIRGINIA

Mrs. Everett Pridciy. of Burke vslle. and Mrs. Edwin Woodward, and Kay, were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Woodfin Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith. Jr., and family, Sunday. Mr. and M s. E. M. Croxton, of Richmond, visited Mrs. Croxton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hodges. Easter Sunday. Aumon Bass called on Dabney Amos, of Cumberland. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins, and family, attended a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright, of Cumberland, Sunday Mrs. Clarke Garnett returned home rom Southside Community Hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woodward, and family, of Richmond, visited James T Bruce and Miss M a r y Bruce and her brother. John, dur ing the Easter holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walton and Mr. and Mrs. John Shannon were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Gates. Mr. and Mrs, Ashby Fulcher, anc family, of Dublin, visited Mr. anc Mrs. Tom Jenkins Sunday. Mrs. W B. Gates. Miss Virginia Gates ai\d Mrs. Nevyn Rankir visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gates of Cumberland, Saturday. Theodore Fowlkes, of Victoria

calk'd on Mr. and Mrs. Aumon Bass Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paulus Price, and daughter, of Craigsville. spent Eas ter with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith. Barbara and Rodney James, of Suffolk, spent Sunday with Carolyn and Bill Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gates and daughter, Betty Jo. and M ss Betty Gates called on Mr and Mrs. Jesse Gates Sunday. Putneys Goode Daniel has returned home from the hospital. Mrs. Maude Calhoun spent Easter with M'ss Marie Allen and J. H. Allen C. H Bollinger, and family, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs W E Wright. Mr and M s. Henry Calhoun, and family, of Richmond, and Richard Calhoun, of Greensboro. N. C . spent Wednesday with Mrs. Maude Cal houn and attended the funeral of their aunt. Mrs. W. C. Diggs. Mrs. Ruth Smith spent Easter with Mr and Mrs. John Anderson. Day circle met with Mrs John Anderson.

THOMAS A. WADDILL Lt. Thomas Waddill Receives Promotion Thomas A. Waddill, of Mf-her i i in, has recently been promoted to first lieutenant, according to a | public information report from j Pope Air Force Base, Port Brae:;, IN. C . where he is stationed. Waddill, an ROTC graduate at VPI tlys a C-123 assault trans I port plane, with the 347th Troop * Carrier Squadron .it Pope base.

Meherrin Mr and Mvs. Clem Jennings spent Sunday in Brookneal with relatives Mr. and Mrs. W C Hawkins and children, of Silver Springs. Mri . were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vfacon Vaughan Saturday They also visited their relatives at Victoria a few days. Rev. Frank Koehler, and family, of Hopewell. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Waller and Mrs. M. S. Price, of Henderson. N. C . were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Price, as were Mrs. Evelyn Fowler and children, of Victoria. Mr and Mrs Leroy Collier, and family, of Farmville. Mr. and Mrs Lenoid Fowlkes and Mrs. Bobby Fowlkes, of Henrico county, visited Mrs. Oia Fowlkes and Mrs Ila Marks Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Warren Whetstone, and family, of Richmond, visited Mr and Mrs Macon Vaughan. Mr and Mrs. Julian Price and Mr and Mrs. L B. Hurt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. B Hurt visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hurt, and family, Thursday. Daisy Flowers and Miss Bertha

Nunnally spent the week end ' Church Roads with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson. H J. Winston had all c? his cK i d en with him over the week e 1 V Mr and Mrs. Everett Pridd’. f Burkev lie. and M- and Mrs Ar thur Price, of Victoria, wee dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Priddy Sunday. Sidney Crafton. of Richmond, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs J W. Crafton. Garland Pollard of FarmvilF spent the week end with Ins mother, M s Stephinia Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Taylor, and family, of Richmond, and Mr and Mrs. Alvin Spurlock, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. C L. Spurlock. Willie Flowers. Mrs Maruar • Lawler, and M s G! d”’ <-u of Rich mond. were Sunday K ’< - - "( Mr. and Mrs. Tren* Throe! r-t.en. Mrs Mary Dean felt a 1 broke her ankle. A Stanley party was given in the home of Mr and Mrs. Noel E. B’uce. Jr.. April IT. WMU met with Miss Ella Win ston April lit. M’s. Ardell Redmond, of Balti 1 more, spent Tuesday with Mrs. F. 1G. Redmond.

AH Easter Merchandise Must Go at Ridiculous Prices

89c COLUMBIA RECORDS Rock & Roll, Calypso, Ballads! 15c ea.

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] EVENING DRESSES j Regular $ 19 95 For 1 Graduation SAVE' Buy from THE HUB — .. ---—

Everything Must Go! Nothing Held Back! Must Sell All! Ridiculous Reductions! Prices Ridiculously Slashed! A Sale'You'll Never Forget! A Cyclone of Bargains!

. Group Ladies' DRESSES $| Pretty Styles

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Girls’ $2 Hals Pretty Styles. All Sales Final

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$1 Yd. Butcher /MOt LINEN J VC Yd Pretty Colors

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Ladies' $1 Nylon HOSE /IQ. Includma Black Fancy # I Flcels. ■ ^ V * Kelvinator Electric Refrigerator * Good condition. We de yB liver and will allow full *** trade-in price on old re- B frigerator.