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Mt. Pk-ason* News & Social Events Ffffi IIa il, Satirise Service, Family ('•"Via was Hicjklkjht Faster Week

i in- t**r ■:irun was an enjoy obi time :n tin: community. An i bu-.* Saturde.;- attetnoun at Mt. Rlvisam ctnnch for the children 01 forded pb-as-ue to; a host of young ones. A good number o? people attended the sum ’ service at Beulah church >> o !;•'■; a laroe crowd of yi.uiv -oil old attended the Sun o v sci i si-rv.ces at the church here. Marble 11:11 church of God had on egg hunt and worship services Sunday Mis: Margaret Redd of Long V nod oml M■Kate Redd Gau, and liuiuly 11 Alexandria, spent the ' holiday: w itli th: ir fatliei. J Wer ni r Redd, and their brothers. Joe and Charles Re dd J Wernei Redd is getting on nicely at his home now after sev ■ : .'.I rt..> in Sun h: ole Community Hospital W.SC.’S Meets Vises met April 17 with Mrs

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Gm Inn Hurt A large crowd attended the fu neral of Mrs. A B. Ferguson at Mr Pleasant church April 18 Mrs. Ferguson was a member of Mt. Pleasant. Sympathy is being ex tended to the family, many of whom leside in this community. M's and Mrs J T. Layne. Mr. and Mis. Gordon Hurt, and family, end Mts. and Mrs. James Layne, and family, visited J. T. Layne’s brother in a Richmond hospital Sun day before last.

Dix Kamil} Travels Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dix. and ■ ns. and Mrs T. C. Jones spent Sunday before last in Richmond v: h Mr and Mrs. W E Chappell. Mrs. Chappell is recovering from severe fall The Dix family also visited Mrs Dix's aunt, Mrs. New ton Josh ■ and Mr. Jones. LI Cmdi J Milton Jones, of Washington, D C.. visited h i s father, George E. Jones, the week end before last and they attended dog shows in Danville. Richmond and Charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. A D Hobgood. and family, spent a good part of the Easter week end with their aunt. Miss Allie Armistead. near Farm title. She had as her week end house guests her sister and Mr. Hobgcod's mother. Mrs A. D. Hob good, of Kinston. N C . and her daughter. Mrs. Sophia Clayton, of Raleigh.

Fergusons Have Twins Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson are the parents of twins, a boy and : a girl, born at Southside Community Hospital April 12. Mr. and Mrs. J. P Childress, and family, and John Ferguson, all of Washington, were here for the fu neral of their grandmother. Mrs. A. B. Ferguson, and remained for the Easter holidays with Mrs Maria Ferguson, their mother. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dix were Mrs. Eunice Redd and Mrs. Irene Spurlock, of Farm ville, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Jones, ; of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Amos, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Jones, of Keysville, visited his parents. Mr and Mrs. T, C. Jones. Waddills Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Waddill had two of their sons. Marceilus and King, of Hampdrn-Sydony Col lege. with them during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Orell Lenhart. and daughter, of Chase City, and Mr. and Mrs. James Donaldson, and daughter, of Farmville. were guests of their parents. Mr and Mrs. O H. Nelson, during the Easter holi days. James Nelson is slowly recover ing from a broken ankle. Mi. Pleasant Home Demonstra tion club met April 24 with Mrs.

; R. E. Quarles. This community was saddened to : learn of the death of Dr. J. B Smith at his home in Keysvilk early Monday morning. April 22 Dr Smith had a large number of patrons in this neighborhood who will mourn his deatn. Mrs. Thyrtsa Redd Lowery, of Richmond, arrived Monday to spend |some time with her father. J, Wer ner Redd. Next Sunday. April 28, in the ex change of pastor program of the Methodist conference, the services | at Mt. Pleasant at 10 a m, will be conducted by the Rev David Wor ley, of the Charlotte county charge. Revival Scheduled Don’t fofget the revival at Mt Pleasant April 20 thron h May 2. Services will be held each evening at 7:45, with the Rev Philip Thomas, of the Prospect charge as guest minister. There will be preaching services at the church each Sunday in May during the "no silent pulpit” cam paign M G. G. 'fi Ann and George, of Radford, were week end guests of Mrs Wilson's sister and brother-in-law. Mr and Mrs. W Bruce Redd. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Quarles, and son. of Richmond, spent sonit . time last week with his parent:. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Quarles Mr. and Mrs C R. Morton, Jr . of Richmond, visited his parent . Mr. and Mr <’ R Morton i r day.

Old Abilene A large group gathered at Beulah church tor the sunrise service Eas ter Sunday. Rev and Mrs J. S Kino visited their parents Sunday. Marjorie Dickerson spent Satur day with her aunt. Mrs. Effie Dick erson Pvt. Lloyd L Fowler visited his grandmother, Mrs. Helen Driskill. over the week end. His mother. Mrs. Mabel Fowler, also visited there Private Fowler will leave today for Seattle. Wash., where he will b-> sent overseas. Nelsons Visit Father Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelson visited her father near Piney River. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and Robert Bell, of Richmond, wore Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Chappell. Guests of Mr. and Mrs S. D. Bailey Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gilliam, and girls of Rich mond, Mr. and Mrs. Henry New comb, and children, of Saxe. Misst s Betty. Margaret, and Belle Chap pell, Bobby Chappell. Meredie Chap pell and Gray Chappell. Polly Aim Bailey entertained the children with an egg hunt. (larks Visit Mr. and Mrs. Garland Clark u.-ie Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. O I. Clark. Mr and Mrs. M. O. Chappell, and

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cc Communion •■•*: vie. will be held • at Appomattox P E. church Sunday |at U am b- Abut Smith oi Humpden-Sy<!. w.ii conduct the service M H Slays,.! .jit i.ded the Pres bytery meetm , in Danville Tuesday of this week Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Claude Slayton and Mr. If. Wilke:; en tertained the children of Appomat tox P. E. church with an Easter ep.'t hunt XT ’relay The e r e aiest number of errs wen’ found by John Hackney and the least found by Lulu Hackney. Mrs. Nellie Simpson had as her Easter ' lies': Mr. and Mrs. Price Neethawk, and son. of Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs. John Crosby and Miss Me: v M ■e \ n ... ;N, w

Mrs. Willie Bunkum, of Cumber land. so -lit Faster with her parents. Mr. and M C. A. Simpson. Other guests Sunditv were Mr. and Mrs. Kemper E( as'cv. of Buckingham. Mirsim R chi'-’ ; ml Helen Kelsey, of Warwick, spent Easter with their mother. Mrs. F. Kelsey -Mr and M m W A Dave visited tlicit sou and dausmli r-in-law. Mr. and Mi Wdraiu Dave, in Lynch burg Sunday Rev. am! Mrs Virgil Hudson, and M- and M: Chant Hudson, all of Richmond, vi- ,t> d the r pait-uts. Mr. and Mrs. Ip. i, Hudson. Mrs I. K Simpson accompanied iwi brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Howard Arrington, and other relatives h. Natural Bridge Sunday Miss Mat caret Penick, of Flora McDonald (.’(-* i( i - - g,:: heme for Easter Mr and Aim B C Wooten, and children, visited M> and Mrs Rob ert fa bar. of t unstall during the Easter holidays, Mr. and Mrs John Fulcher spent las' week mid in V, ashington. D V. Mrs. Elmo Mann, and daughter, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Oliver Es-p Monday children, enjoyed shiny a? Goodwyn Lake Monday. Mm-.. Mamie Chappell visited in Farmville ov> r the week end. Mrs Vernon Bailey, and daugh ter. Brenda, spent tile week end with Mrs. Bailey’s parents in Hali fax.

Abilene Mr and Mrs. Mttrl Reiser, and ■ 'liter. Peagy. returned home Himdr.y after a week in Florida.: < they visited Mi1, and Mrs. Theodore Jergican and Mrs. Mabel | Eak-i Mrs Baker was sick in bed. i A! - Stella Bagby, Mrs Hanson Harris and Violet Hancock visited: Mr and Mrs. Eugene Bagby at Kevsville Sunday. Mi - J. S. King. Mrs. A. E Denis. M A M. Davis and Mrs. C. E. Franklin, and daughter, Bessie Mae. expect to attend the zone meeting ■ Lebanon church Tuesday. They are members of Beulah Methodist j society. Mrs. Henry A. Young, of Alexan- ! dm. recently visited her mother and the Youngs. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Shreck of: Today's changing farm picture . ft

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Darlington Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. BUI Cox. of Farmville, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Waddell, and children, and Mrs. V Bagby visited Mrs. Richard Shreck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nels-.m visited her relatives at Piney River Miss Beverley Ann Reiser, of Richmond, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murl Reiser, this week. Mrs. Lillian Covington and Mr and Mrs. H. G. Coats, and children, spent the week end here at their

old home. Mr and Mrs. W V. Bay by, of Florida, and Lynwood E Ba by of Tennessee, visaed the a a , 'he. Mrs. Vival Bagby. dsirnie tin Eas ter holidays. Revival srrvicf . e . 1 a' Beal., , Methodist church Fi iday Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. K; by children, spen* Sunday with h father, s J. W, mack, in L: chb . Mr. and Mrs. Ed W Idol! and children, of Philadelpl, T,....

and Mrs. Crisluw of Sweetwater, Trim., spent the Easter holidays with their relatives. Mr. and Mrs L. B. Coleman, of Lyiichbur . expect to visit the C E Franklins this week end. Mr and Mrs Henry Daniel are fiijeyinu then electricity recently put in ,, Richmond ranked 4t;th and Nor folk 48th amour, the nation's largest Cities ill ur>0.

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