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I MON THI OUKJini, STMiVARY evangelistie Team “C" will cunduet week-end servbfs in Buckingham Comity. Members of' the team are Jerome Jones. <j l.ake Alfred, Ha.; Charles von Rosenberg, of Austin. • • \.; Bob i’oiloek. of Clifton Forge; Richard Newkirk, ol Chevy Chase. Aid and Newton foihl. of Miami. I la. Newkirk and Pollock arc graduate- of Mampden-Svdney College.

Ministerial Students To Conduct. Services An evangelistic team of mil..- - tonal students from Union T'lie ological Seminary in Richmond will conduct services e-speeikti;. for young, people between the ages of 19 and 19 April 27 and. 29 at the Arvon-Trinity Presbyter ian churches. The young people of all churches in t 1i county ai inviti d to at t nd The program for tl. k end will begin Saturday at 0 p. m. it Trinity, with a weihner roast fol lowed by recreation and a devo tional service. On Sunday at 11:15 a. m. a member of the tfrai will preach at Arvon. At 4 9<> p in. Sunday at Trinity, disru kun groups exclusively for the youir people will discuss problems which relate to them as youm Christians. Supper will be sailed at the church followed, by the highlight of the week end. a dedi cation service designed to chal lenge all young people to think about what Christ meafl to tin i personally. The entire program will be con ducted by young men who are .:i

their second and third years of preparation for the gospel ..minis try. Tory are Jerome C. Jones, of Lake Alfred. Fla . a graduate of Florida State University; Robert E. Pollock, of Clifton Forge, a grad uate of Hampden-Sydney College; Richard X. Newkirk, of Chevy Chase. Md , a graduate of Hamp den-Sydnev and Newton Todd, of Miami. Fla., a graduate of South western in Memphis, Charles von Rosenberg, of Austin Texas All were outstanding, students in their respective colleges and Universities and all have had pre vious experience .11 dealin • With youne people. Those planning to attend the woinner roast .Saturday a id the supper Sunday are asked to con tact Miss Bonnie Jamerson at New Canton. Antioch Mr and Mrs. A. R. Brown, of Akron. Ohio, were guests of the Brown and Noel families, from Tuesday until Saturday. Mr and Mrs \V. H. Thomas of

Mrs. W. (\ Diggs, 73, Buried Wednesday Funeral services were held Wednesday at College Presby terian Church in Hampden-Syd 1 nsy for Mis. Annie Allen Diggs 73. who died Monday in Staunton alter a prolonged liincvj. Dr Ben R. Lacy. Jr., and the Rev. Frank Beil officiated. Burial was in Lanes Chapel cemetery. A native of Prince Edward County, born Oct. 13. 1883. the daughter of John Richard and Martha Hester Allen, she attend ed Kleinberg Female College at Schuyler. She is survived by her husband, Walter Compton Diggs: j one daughter. Mrs. Gerry M. Gen try, of Farmville; two sisters, Mrs. T A. Calhoun, of Darlington Height,-, and Miss Mary G. Allen, of Farmville, and two brothers. J. H. and Bert Wmker Allen, both of Farmville.

Mrs. C. ('. Rosser, 68, Dies After Illness Funeral services were held Monday at Beale Memorial Pres byterian Church in Pamplin for Mrs. Estelle Swan Rosser, 68. who died Sunday in a Lynchburg hos pital after a short illness. Burial was in the Swan family ceme-1 tery. A native of Appomattox county, born July 24. 1888. she was thej daughter of Alexander and Ella Hankins Swan. She was the wi dow of Charles Calvin Rosser and j a member of Beale church. She is survived by four sons. Calvin. Alexander. Jimmie H. and Ralmond E. Rosser, all of Pamp lin, and Mrs. Carl Evans, of Union. N. J.; eight grandchildren, aijd a M rt nnie Young | < f Prospect. Palmyra, N. J. attended church Sunday and were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wright, of Farmville. and Mr. and Mrs. C. Marvin Johnson, of New Canton, attended preaching services. Mrs. Ruby Brown and Mr. Belie Levasseur and Jerry, spent the Easter week end with the Lee Roy Williams family at Warwick.

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Charlotte Sheriff, William Otey Pillow,, Dies in Keysville William Otey Pillow. 67 for 18 years Charlotte county sheriff, died Thursday at his home in Keysville. Funeral services were held April ilt) at Asii Camp Bap tist church, with burial in Mid way Baptist church, cemetery near Old Wells. Mr. Pillow was a native of Charlotte county and a deacon of Ash Camp Baptist church. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Ruth Harris Pillow : one son. Wilfred Pillow, of Homestead. Pa.: two daughters. Mrs. Lacy Dodson and Mrs. W K. Ma.s;n, both of Keysville: five -rand children: one sister, Mrs. j. K Poindexter, of Phenix: and three brothers. N. C Pillow, F. E Pil low and C. H. Pillow, oli of Phe nix.

Coleman Hamlett, 79, Buried in Westview Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at College Presbyterian church for Coleman Oswell Hamlett. 79. who died Sunday at his home near Furm ville. Burial was in West view ceme tery. Mr. Hamlett was born in Prince Edward county July 12. 1H77. He was the son of Coleman Simmon;: and Alice Hales Hamlett. He at tended Hampden-Sydnev College, the University of Chicago and Southern B a p t i s t Theological Seminary at Loui.-ville. Ky A retired farmer. Mr. Hamlet, was a member of College church. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Mary II. Hamlett: one daughter. Mrs. Christine H. Bailey, of Farmvillp; five sons. Nelson C.. Emerson C. and Lindy L Ham lett. all of Farmville. Kenneth 3. Hamlett. of Richmond, and Lewis B. Hamlett. of Washington, 1). C : 12 grandchildren; three sisters. Miss Anne F Hamlett of Rocky Mount. N. C.. Mrs. G. I. Brenner, of Florida, and Mrs. H. D. Quarles, of West Point; and three brothers, John, C. Hamlett. of Powhatan. Harry R Hamlett, of Blackstone. and Paul I. Hamlett, of Knoxville, Tenn. Pe ruble ton Inf aril's Rites Held Sunday A graveside funeral - nice for Regina Gail Pembleton. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H »r- , mail Pembleton. of Jotei -villi .! who died Saturday. April 29. at Medical College of Virginia Hos pital. was held Sunday afternoon at Bethel Methodist Church can to1 y .t: Amelia county She is survived by a brother, j Ronald Lee. and a sister. Joyce Ann. in addition to her parents. ] I)r. James I>. Smith Dies in Keysville Funeral services were held Wednesday for Dr. James Bota nist Smith, Jr.. 57. who died Mon day at his home in Keysville. Burial was in Milden Presbyter ian church cemetery. Dr. Smith attended tire College of William and Mary rd gradu ated from Medical College of Vir ginia in 1926. He practiced med icine in Meherrin. Upperville and Keysville. wa on the associate staff at Southside Community Hospital, and was a member of Milden Presbyterian church at Sharps. Surviving are his widow Mrs. Carrie Holt Smith: two daugh ters, Mrs. Kent R. Williams, of Sacramento. Calif.; and Mrs. Richard Sieler. of Utica, N V seven grandchildren; two broth ers, Wallace W. Smith, of Moy cock. N. C.. and Godfrey Smi'h. of Sharps: and two sisters. Mrs. Mortimer Pavne. of Sharps, and Miss Evelyn Smith, of Richmond.

Mrs. S. \. Garrett, Si, Buried in Buckingham Funeral services were held Tuesday at Chestnut Grove Bap tist church for Mrs. Mattie Ehz-j abetii Garrett, 84. who died Sun day at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. C. Parks, in Newport News. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Garrett and her husband, the late S. A. Garrett, donated the land on which the church is built. She is survived by two other daughters. Mrs. L. H. Edmondson, of Portsmouth, and Mrs. -Elton Horne, of Smithfield: six sons. C. T. Garrett, of San Francisco, Calif.. A N Garrett, of Williams burg, S. W. Garrett, of Newport News, A J Garrett, of Warwick. H. A. Garrett, of Hampton, and J. L. Garrett, of Baltimon Md one stepson, R. A. Garrett, of Baltimore; one stepdaughter, Mrs. L H. Stinnett, of Warwick; three brothers. William and Joe O’Brien, of Appomattox, and Henry O'Brian, of Buckingham: three sp-terr Mrs. Nora Morris, of Appomattox, Mrs. Mildred Rou4 - ten. of Lynchburg, and Mrs. Joi Cook, of Hampton; 30 grand children and 43 great-grand- * childrt n.

William J. Beasley, 71, Rites To Be Friday William Jackson Beasley, 71 ■ died a: his home in Farmvilie Wedns day evening April 24. after a short illness. Funeral services v.ili be held at the Farmvilie Bap tist Church Friday at 3 pan., with interment in the Westview Ceme tery. Tile son of William and Mildred Whitworth Beasley, he was born in Charlotte County April 20. 1886. He moved to Farmvilie about 35 years ago and served on the Farmvilie police force for 25 years, retiring about 10 years ago. Since that time he has followed the car penter'': trade. He was a member of the Farmvilie Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marguerite Wood Beasley: two children. W. J. Beasley, Jr., and Georgia Ann Beasley, students at Oak Hill Academy in Grayson County. Al;o a brother. T. C. 3 'adry. of Amelia; four sisters. Mrs. Sue Ferrell, of Lynchburg; Mrs Charles Crews, of Narunu, Mrs Carrie Nash, of Charlotte: Mrs. Emma Stigall. of Midlothian, and a step-daughter, Mrs. Reba Ros- of Havre de Grace. Md Throck Mr. and Mrs, Heenan Lancaster, of Richmond, spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. A. H. Lun ar Moc ets TAO caster. Mi and Mrs. J. C. Townsend, and son. of Cumberland, visited her par ents, Mi and Mrs. Alec Foster. .Sun day, Miss Bessie Mae Foster spent the week end in Richmond visiting rela tives and friends.

Mrs. J. S. Harwood Dies at Richmond; Rites Held Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs. J. : Shelton Harwood, mother of John ! E. Harwood, of Farmville. who died Sunday. April 21. at a Rich mond hospital, were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Chris tian Funeral Home. Richmond. Interment was at Grafton in York County. Widowed, she had resided in Richmond at 1506 West Avenue. Survivors include a second son. Wallace S. Harwood, of .Rich mond, a sister, Mrs. Alfred Smith, of Hampton, and a brother, Elliott : Smith, of Florida: six grandchil dren and one great grandchild. Moose Dance April 27 Pat Partridge and his orchestra will provide the music at a dance Saturday night at the Farmville Moose Lodge The dance, for Moose members and their guests, will start at 9 pan. Oak Forest Mr and Mrs. Conway Ander son, of near Richmond, Mr. and mond. were guests of Mr. anc! Mrs. Emmet Jenkins, of Rich Mis. Everett Anderson. Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Puckett visited his parents at Sprout Springs last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, of Ham ilton. Canada, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B Stonnell for the Easter holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Dawson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Martin Easter. Many others were there too.

Green Bay •/ Mr and Mrs. L T. Nunnally re turned home Monday from Rich mond. where Mr Nunnally has been taking treatments from a special ist. He is much better, but still suffers a lot of pain. Mrs. Myrtle Bratton and son. Eddie, of Chase City, and Mrs. Charles Dowdy, and Charlene, of Farmville, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Shinault. Mrs. John Trear and Miss Barbara Jean Treat-, of Farmville. visited there Monday. Miss Pearle Shelburne, and Miss Florence Shelburne, of Greensboro, N. C.. and Miss Margaret Wilson, of Baltimore, were week end guests of Mrs. R. B, Wilson. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Redd spent the week end at West Point w ith Mr. and Mrs R. S. Taylor. W. S. Cheatham entered Southside Community Hospital Thursday for surgery. Mrs Julia Urquhart, of Sedley. and Mrs. Claude McFarland, of Alexandria, were week end guests of Miss Mary Lou Raiford. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Kauffman were Sunday guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hj Wooldridge, at Appomattox. Miss Lily Hardaway spent Satur day with relatives pt Nottoway. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nunnally were in Richmond Friday to hear Terry Lindsey sing "From Olivet to Cal vary" with the boys choir at All Saints Episcopal church. Debbie Kauffman, of Amelia, is spending this week with her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. O C. Kauff man. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Matthews, md girls, returning Monday to their home at Alexandria from visiting Mr. Matthews' mother in Nor the

I Carolina, stopped off to sec Mr at ! Mrs. L T. Nunnally Mr. and Mrs C B Garrett sp-ni I the holidays at Lynchburg with vn and Mrs Jatnes Garn.tt Supper guests Saturday of M* and Mrs. G W Palmer were Mi and Mrs. F. U West. Mr and Mr Richard Hatley and Mr. and Mrs. C. C Owen. Their Sunday breakfast guests were Mis> Pearle Shelburne. Miss Florence Shelburne. Miss Margaret Wilson, Mr and M r James Hcdnett Mrs R. B. W:i ,n, Jr., and Graham Raiford. Mr. and Mrs G C Loonev h d all of their children and their fami lies with them for the holidays. Many of our church members in tended the district convention <•*' the Disciples of Christ at Black, tone Tuesday and Wednesday Hamilton Cartersville Fire department is sponsoring a barn dance. Wednes day. May 1. at W. P. Sanderson’s. The music will be by the Powha tan Moonshiner; Frank Luchlse will present certificates to approxi mately 25 who attended 15 weeks of classes. Mrs. Mary Updegrove and Mrs C. O Anderson accompanied Mrs. Ruth Gamage on a northern trip over the week end. Mrs Updegrove visited relatives in Akron. Ohio; Mrs. Gamage, her sister in Clew land. Ohio; and Mrs. Anderson her parents in Pennsylvania Patricia Blanton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Blanton. Jr was treated for her ear at the Rich mond Children’s Hospital. Mrs. Dunford is improving nicely from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Austin vis t i Miss Mary Austin recently

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