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last week with her parents. Mr a"1 Mrs H E. Cookr M”S. Mae D"'scoll was buried t Oakwood Saturday afternoon. Re • Nottingham, cf Scottsville. ciriduo' ed the graveside service. M-s. D' . - coll died in a rwsing home in Richmond She lived for a long time in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Ball he e Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Glass, of War wick. were week end guests of M s Lucy Duncan Other guests there Sunday were Mr and Mrs John D; can. of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. W E. Dunkum, and Wesley. Jr., of Dillwvn P. L. Duncan, Jr., visited Roy Hornaday in Burlington, N C.. Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Flippen. and fanvly, were supper guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Harris in Buckingham. Mr. and M s D W White, and family, of Richmond, and Mrs. Maye White were suf ••• ■ Sunday cf M . and Mrs. Harold Duncan. Oakwood MYF gave Mrs. Murphy, their counselor, a surprise birthday party Saturday afternoon after choir practice. Mrs. Murphy was pre sented with a lovely navy blue dress. SOIL CONSERVATION An estimated 1.200.000,000 acres | of farm land, about 86 per cent of the total in the continental Unit ; ed States, are in soil-conservation districts now less than 30 years after a nationwide program got underway. Elolding rain watei i where it falls is the purpose of the conservation program and plant ing grass cover, terracing fields and stubble mulching or tilling to keep crop stubbles on top. are means to this end. Farm pond construction is also encouraged to store water in deficient areas.
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