The Rev Philip Th .ma del.' -red the Easter message to the hnee churches in hi.s charge Sunday morning beginning at Prospe c t ch""ch at 84i a m. Crawford Carson, of California, spent the week end with h:s father Ernest Carson, in the home of Mr and Mrs Nelson Hix Other auekts there during the week end wen Mi and Mrs. Elant.ha Carson, of Cm ington, Mr. and Mrs Neal Carsyn and child-en. of Farmville. Mr mid Mrs. Lester Nuckles. of Arvonia. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Car.mn. ef H.x burg, and the C B and Woodrow Ca,-son famTies, of pros'»•<*'. Mr. and Mrs J B Carter and Benny Ca ter, of Orangt Mi and Mrs Max Patterson and Sh r.m. of Altavista, and Bobby Vaughan, of Danville, spent the week end with M>'. and Mrs Emery Chick M's Mary Glenn Taylor and M s Nancy Taylor, of Virginia Beach, spent the week end with Mrs Etta Glenn
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Youngs Visit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yount:, and family, of Covington, visited Mrs. Bernice Young, and other relatives here during the Easter holiday - Mrs. Rucker Visits M s Charles S. Rucker of Lynch burg. is visiting Mr. and Mrs Wil liam Scott and other relatives and friends here this week. Mr and Mrs Robert Morgan! of Washington, D. C.. were week end guests of Mrs. John Lane. Mr. and Mrs. R G Hus’, of Danville, visited Mr and Mr: H H Glenn over the week end Mr. and Mrs. James McGail. of New Jersey, visited Mr and Mrs Albert Brisentine the last two weeks. Hurfee to Sing Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duriee and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coleman will attend the VP I glee club concert in Richmond Sunday. Bobby Durf r i. a member of the club. Guests in the Farrar home (fvet tlie week end were M" .’.lid Mrs O. P. Farrar. J>\. and family) of Greensboro, N C. Mr and M"s C' E Farrar, and child’en. of Hen derson. N. C. M's and Mrs. A. S. Hydrick. and children, of Richmond and A B. Pyle, of Edward: 1 Mr. and Mvs. Piiilip Thomas vieve In Richmond last week R. E Paulette, of Wakefield . id son. Walter Paulette, of WmcheJjV: visited in Prospect Saturday C F. Chick and J. V Lew s y| -e Bernice Young, and other relatives here during the Easter holidays M’s - C.i ft.;, lit- P'-.C n 'm taking a three-months coir.-e •' S.vkesville. Md.. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Price, ove- the Easter holidays C M Price. Jr of Raleigh. N C spent the w> • ■!-: end at home. Mr and Mrs Rob Tl R :- iit;me. and children. ef Richmond. v’sHed their parents. M' and Mrs R. A Brisentine. during the week end Miss Larnette Glenn, of Virg'nri Baptist Hospital in Lynchbun . was a week end guest of her parents. Mr. and M s Henry H Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Jess M .stoe of Hot Springs, and Ms Fletcher Os borne. of Ridgeway, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. W H. Glenn. C. W. Glenn, of Farnivilh vieol Irs mother Mrs. Etta Glenn. Sun day Mrs It B Wilson ut Or- n Bay. was a dinner guest there Mon day Mrs E. W Carson, of Appo mattox. was a dinne. mest Save day.
Miss Jane Puott. of Richmond and Flc Tommie Wallac-, of For Lee, visited Miss Puett’s os : and biother-in-law. Mr and Mrs. H. s. Emerson. Sunday Miss Ellen Southall. M -•h son College. spent . -I - with her mother, .Mrs H Men Southall. Redford Stone and Bobb < Oii f> tla. of Portsmouth sp i.- ■ m time with Mt and Mi- -I 1 Stone last week Airman third class G In gram. of Cliffsiae, N C who has been stationed in Labrador. \:-sit ed Mr .gill Mrs J i week. Reveres Visit Moth > Mr and Mrs, Leonard R* > ; of Richmond, visited M I; vere's mother. Mrs Geo • w :. go. during the week-end Miss K: iene Jo:a - : ( ; ■ p | Mary Virginia Meritt. Bobbie Flippen. Jimmie Nolan and Charles Svei n of VP1 i the Faster holiday* at then home here. Mr and V - N J Hall ' \ :ted Mi and Mr- N J Rail Sunday . Merritt* \ -it in Iiit In- ■ *;i 1 Mr. and Mrs David Merr ' • - W ynes and Slot sited Mi. and Mrs Rus \V -- ster. of Richmond. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Redford rrd family of Richmond, spent t ic week end with Mr. and Mis 1 M Sanders i John Betteworth of Union ■ elivgica! Seminary in I’« mm v's-ted Mi end Mis j t sy-r Monday Percy Woof ten spoilt. '■ r w ■> rp<j v, :' h ms pa a p ■ \’: jj -: "■■■ Idea; Wont ten llixburii 1 F Sears t run:- d to h - !; \V. duesday after spending the ’inr. to: in Farmvillc with his sons. Hi L Sears Mr -d M Hi - t r H;\ i d - folk, were Friday night cues’' of, Mr and Mrs J -nn Wiisoti Hr\,
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