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BANK BABY CM MR was occupied for (he first time by William Clyde l.astcr. sou of Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde O. Easter. Cnion Bank and Ti ust- Company provides the chair for its future depositors.

Future Depositors i ind Resting Spot William Clyde Easter, eight months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. ( lydi O. Eastei of Amelia, was the first to sit in the baby chair which Union Bank and Trust, Company of Amelia provides for its future depositors. Branding by is his mother, who commented, "this makes banking easier when X come to t.hi bank. Nov. i don't have to leav him in the automobile". The young man was all smiles —most of the time and no doub le,vs wondering why lie was the e'-nti'r of attraction amor. - many admirin'.’ friends. Bank Viee-Pr-’sident >T- C Dickerson said "mothers with young children seem to have such a difficult Mine transacting busi ng,- and holding the baby at the

ame time, we thought the chair >u!d fill a real need for moth rs with babies in arms.” William Clyde Easter will have its picture hung over the baby hair in the lobby of the bank. i!;d will be looking down at the .gn ' For Our Future Depositors". He was presented with a sav nas pass book with his first de posit entered in it, a gift of the )ank. Powhatan Building Debt Reduced $2,000 Debt on the Powhatan War Me morial building was reduced $2,000 this week, when the building board of directors authorized payment of notes for that amount. Total debt outstanding on the building is about $7,400. W R Parker was elee’ed presi dent of the board, and Howard

Trenholm Easter week end guests of Mr. and M s. Bagby Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wall, and daughters, and his. mother, of Aiken. S. C.. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allen, and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, and family, of Richmond Mr. and M's. Joe Bowles, and family, of Glen Allen, visited Mrs. Annie Gordon and John and Wood I in Swann last Sunday. Mtiddv Creek WMS met with Mrs. R. B. Swann April 17 Mrs. Swann tad charge of the program. Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Heath, and daughter, and Mrs. Lucille Heath, of Richmond, visited Mrs. Laura Tucker and Ms Alma Wilburn. Visiting Mrs. Alma Wilburn last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Percy Pendleton, of Richmond. Mrs. Dorothy Willis, and Betty Tane Willis were in Richmond last Friday. They visited Mr. and Mrs. F. W Boatwright at Bon Air. Ryland Stokes, Jr., spent the Eas ter holidays in Richmond with his aim'. Mrs. Frances Kelly, and his mother. Wdhurn and Glenn Hatcher, of Richmond, spent the Easter hnli da-s with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B W Wilburn. Last week end guests of Mr and Mrs. D. H. McClure were Mr. and Mrs. Ormond McClure, and family, of Quinwood, W Va., and Walter McClure, of VPI in Blacksburg. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Montcll Cole, and family, of Richmond, spent a re cent Sunday with their mother. Mrs. Nellie Cole. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, I. DeNoon and Mrs. Eliza Caine were Mrs. Carey DeNoon and Miss Sallie Williams, of Michaux, Mr and Mrs. Raymond DeNoon. and daughter, of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Snead DeNoon, of Powhatan. Miss Lois Baughan. who has been spending some time with the De Noons here, has gone to Powhatan to visit her cousins. The Home Demonstration club meeting was held at Mrs. Charles DeNoon's April 24. Mrs. Celeste Jones is president. Guests of Mrs. Rosa Palmore and Junia Swann last Sunday were Ran dolph Swann and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Duke, and daughters, of Richmond Sam D. Hatcher, of Richmond, was a supper guest of Mr.and Mrs B W Wilburn last Monday. Chilton was elected vice-president M s Julian Anderson and J. P Fuller were re-elected secretary I and treasurer, respectively, and Mrs H M. Franklin was elected j to the board of directors.

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• Rotate tire* for longer wear, inflate to proper pressure. • Clean air cleaner • Clean gasoline strainer • Check oi! filter mileage • Inspect muffler and tail pipe • Check shock absorbers • .Check brake fluid level • Check fan belt • Check lights • Check windshield wiper operati-n • Clean interior of car • Clean windshield and windows

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A BOY AND His DOG examine a weather balloon which fell near Crump's Store in Powhatan County. The boy is Phillip Blank on jhip, 10. the son of Mr. and .Mrs. Spears Blankenship. Several similar ha loons have been found recently in Prince ! duard County.

Chula Mr. and Mrs. Victor Key. and children, and Miss Freda Goodwin, of Richmond, were recent guests of M''. and Mrs Jack McComb. of Hampton. Mrs. McComb. and chil dren. returned with them to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shipp, daughters, were last week end guests of Mrs. Shipp's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Whiter C. Key. Mr. and Mrs Janvs Russell, and fam'ly. of Richmond, .-pent last Sunday with her parents Audrey Dodson and Charles Utz also spent 'he week end with the Dodsons Monies church MYF presented a: faster program of readings and songs. Easter guests of the Paul Ban. irds were Phillip Barnard and J:m Burke, of VPI. and Mr and Mrs loe Ri .-marl:) and children, of Ueaverdam. Mesdames K< . Beasley and D m son visited Mrs. Julia Robertson, Mrs Emma W- st and M s Mary Denny recently Mr. and Mrs, Dallas Irons and ‘amily. ef - R c hinond v re mother, Mrs. Early li nns, and sev eral friends in this community Ris er Sunday. Moores WSCS met at Mrs. A.rh - -one Bellinger's home last Wednes day. The topic was ' Island.'' led a.' Mrs B( as'- y and- Mrs !1

J. A. Laurence fire warden in our community, reported seeing a fine v 'w of Cumberland and Amelia counties from an airplane. He .said. "I saw as many as 15 ponds in j sight at one time.” Trents Mil! Mrs. Hines, of Florida, is vu-; t'ne her irrcr. M"s John K’ne. and Mr K’ne. and other relatives in this ooronv'ni'v. B F .J: nils who has been very lil f >r ne r lv three yea>-s and isnent nr st of the Mm’ in McGuire Hos pital. pn sod away last wc"k and was b»ried in Jones Chapel crm •■■ ■ We extend IVs widow ourisym e.'i'hv Frnme’t Sooas. who ;s in collest* sr-t el two week ends with his par oil's Mr and M s R. M Spoil.' There was an Easter < eg hunt a: R M. S;for tier grand Mr. and M s M S Jones' and !d'or;, h ive b« u Fannvdie nrd Riehmsnd lately Wlrlc in Rich nr rid. they called to see Dr. and M's 1 y ii" Ktl ah' Mr and M”s. Charlie Whal'-y. and ii,er. :m ir of Richmond. sri"nt la:1 wfi k end wih his parent? Mr. and M s Ltitiie- Whaley Revrend Whitehead preached .: Jens Chapel April 2ft La <: Ir Sueur and M S. J r. v. »:■( in Richmond Tuesday.

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