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Andersonv-lle It sms Bov-' • : nd Baseball (kune Between V: And Rochester Red Wings

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Tim : :■. • T' i river; by the '' The! v :ch V.'VPS lact Saturday si ath id« d and ■ !■:»• ladies of the and then guests. II •• Nd- a vc.e recent guests c V ■■■ ?:•.i y Stui’h. Other callers t'c'r.i were Mr and vl; .. i- cr■■ M"‘ Rowlett i- . B : v Brod t - Bruce. R-wici B.nc-s Jr.. Miss Louise and Mrs Emmett Met.: ta >nd family. Mss. Nancy Day and Lt. Claude Audi > !.«. : week end guests of ;.j. - Mi J H Anderson. >' m the Anderson home in Ml and Mis VV E. Saxon and Wes iht-'in ecu a Mi and Mrs. .! ■: n Mu n were Rev. and Mrs in mni . and family, Mrs. . ./. Bobby Jones, and Mr. . . ;. Wlnt o, and Butch Mi .. Coleman Here Jc J. Hus. ell Coleman, of Tun ed! : petit last week end With Mr, iii1 Mis J Mi-tde Anderson and M; mid Mi Julia.- Coleman.

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<;ra y’s TRULY A DRUG STORE 2 FOR THE PRICE OF I ! — D! IIC A DfWA/V

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Si Phone £6 or 57. Fcrmvilfe, Va.

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Miss Mary Mable Morgan and Mr i:;d M' Bobby Morgan spent a recent week end with Mr and Mrs. Fn r Morgan. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Morgan. Mrs. M'nnio Cole. Nancy Morgan and ; Miss R, Glover were recent guests ' f Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cole in Roanoke. Miss Elva Anderson spent Easter with her mother. Mrs. C. H. Ander son Rollingses Visit Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rollings, and Fave. visited Mr. and Mrs Herbert Anderson during the Easter i week end. Miss Betty Seay spent last week lend at her home here. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan were Mr. and Mrs. I A Crews, and family, of Ports | mouth, and Pvt Charles Morgan, of Ft Jackson, S. C. Mrs. Mattie Coleman, of Appo mattox. spent last week end with . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morgan. McCraws Have Guests

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Miss Louise McCraw was a re cent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCraw. Other guests in the Mc Craw home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs J P. McCraw and Mrs. E. C. McCraw. Mrs. Una Flood spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flood. Mr. and Mrs, Luther Walden, and Nat. visited Mr and Mrs. O. J. Thompson. Mrs. J. M. Anderson. Mrs. R L. Seay. Mrs. Ernest Morgan and Mrs. R L. Morgan attended the district meeting of the Home Demonstration1 clubs at Goochland. Morgans Visit Misses Louise. Billie and Rita Morgan and Mr and Mrs. R. M. Morgan visited Mrs C B Morgan during Easter week end J. Meade Anderson.. Jimmie An derson and Julius Coleman went to Richmond to see the baseball game between the Richmond Virginians and Rochester. Bethel church WSCS met with Mi. J A Coleman. Glendale Easter holidays brought many visitors to this community. At Ufton Terrace were Mr. and Mrs Billy Hill. Ray and Roy Lewis, of Hampton. Mr. and Mrs Jesse M. Clark. Mrs. Robert R. Atkinson, and Ricky Landers, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Robert King and Wa.vne, and Mrs. W. E. Poe. Mr and Mrs, Carl Russell. Carlo and Robby, of Maryland, visited Mrs Huston Nuchols at Wealthia.

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r—m foot t. , decotaitng ideas

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Sherwin-Williams 1957 HOME DECORATOR and how-to-paint book ( 'or can bring so much new beauty into your home. And this 44-page book will show you how to do it . . . easily and inexpensively. Come in lor your free copy!

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Whether you’ve painted walls many times, or never have,i Super Kern-Tone makes it easy, fast—even fun! Covers most sur faces in one coat. Dries to a beautiful velvet finish that you can .wash repeatedly—it's guar anteed washable! And one gal lon does the average room. Come in and choose your colors now!

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This n\akes it so easy! Just roll on Super Kem-Tone ... e nothing to it' Easy, fast, sure!

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Deluxe Kem Roller-Koater’ end Painting Tray — both for $2.98

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Miss Leafy Clifton Sr."i i Richmond, visited her p • > • \i: and Mrs. Herman Snoddy. Houston Snoddy. •’ VFT '. sister. Miss Wealth; Suod;!'. of Lynchburg, visited the.r is: Mr. and Mrs. 3 F Sn ,i !v II P Whi»» of Ric .:. Miss Kate White ( : Fall- Chun.)' visited their arm m;_- i;i v, at Oakdale Mr and Mr- Geo: . Ayr Richmond, visited his n ■ ’! and Mr. and Mrs Hypes Newton Ea Sunday The Easter service at Arvonia Methodist church win; a bi t success Rev. E. B White is pastor. Gut speakers were Rev I! E. Woodall. Rev. Hughes and Rev. Hoth-es. Rev. Haul Gilliam gave the invocation. Mr. and Mrs. Franl Ber- hud as _guests their son and diurthter in-lavv. Mr. and Mrs Henry B i < • and daughter, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ehrlich and h: mother, Mrs. Martin Ehrlich. ef Carters ville. Mr. and Mrs Hype- rg .r ; nded Easter Sunn Rocky Mount Mrs. Benny F. Snodd.v. and dan:-!: ter, Miss Wealthy Snoddy attended : Easter sunrise services at Ml '/. church. Hypes Newton, who ha. not l well for some Line went to . a diagnostician in Richmond la. : week. Charles White wn. admitted to McGuire Hospital in Richmond i eently. Mrs Virginia Harris, and dm li ter, visited Mr and Mrs. Print,.-. Morton in Richmond. Mrs, Harris

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lias been' quite ill. Mid. Pm-mis Morton of Rich mond. -■pen; .'ovoici days with her mem.;.: Mm Virginia Harris. The en’.Cifi::; ■•p and the resurrec tion weie pres, ni-J with slides in the R King basement last Sun day civtnii?. M-. ann Mr* Flint Ft sb.-r nf Ma k r.’u.on Piesbyiw mil chinch, made the presentation. Mrs Carl S. P m went to South side Community Hospital in Farin ville Tumsdny fur a check up. Home Demonstration club met in the heme of Mrs. Uv Station last we ek. Buckiid.l'itm Baptist church WSCS mil! lie. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Lee Staton. Gum 1 ■ 1 Mr and Mrs. W. E. Poe tor the Easter holidays were their o.e mm . die ■ i! Poe id their .son ai I daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. S. X. Reynolds. S. T.. .Jr., and Bat burn Ann. all of Richmond. Mrs. Graver Gorman recently had a stroke. Frank Dm ivubae's-r was struck by a piece of timber while at a sawmill ivewiih X-ray showed no j broken bones. He was badly i bruised. SYoUsville Mr and Mrs William II. Brown j entertained l-iastt-i Sunday m honor | of hot am; and uncle Mi and Mrs.; Jolm flarvev. of Lexington, Mass. Mr Mar: Bidc-r. of Bristol,; de-in. and Mi... Annie Knowles, of Newark. N. J . spent Easter week end with Mis .) K Thomas at i Kerne.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeCroat. and Pain la of Hollis. Long Island. Y stayed last week with Mrs. V Groat's mother. Mrs. R. E. Tan ner. at her home hear Esmont. Bobby Melton and Miss Jane Daugherty, of Arlington, and Miss Betty Jean Parr, of Charlottesville, is nt Easter with Mr and Mrs. II H Pari Mr. and Mrs John Williamson, nnd Margarette Ann and Johnny, spent last Monday in Williamsburg and Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter H Woody, and Jennifer, were Easter week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Woody in Alexandria. Mrs. J. R. Cook and Mrs. R. L. Collins were joint hostesses April 17 at a miscellaneous shower for Mr s Grade Napier, who was mar ried April 21 to Allen Harris, of Schuyler. Mr. and Mrs, R. O Bowden, of Winston-Salem, N. C . spent Easter week end with Mr and Mrs. L. L. Baber at Hatton. Mi and Mrs. Edward White, and family, of Arlington, spent a recent week end with Mr. and Mrs. E. O. White. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spencer during the Easter week end were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Payne, of Silver Springs, Md.. Prank Payne, ul Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Call Holt, of Esmont, Mrs. R C. Payne and Mrs. Dillard Payne, of Pal myra. and Mrs. A. M. Kent, of Charlottesville. Donald C. Crounse, professor of diarna and speech at Unv of Va , with two of his students, attended the Scottsville Lions club meeting Wednesday and debated "Should the

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United States Discontinue Direct Aid to Foreign Countries?” John Gill, of Trenton. N. J . and Sidney Bach, of New Orleans. La., carried on the discussion and answered questions from the floor. The nominating committee pre sented the slate for the coming; election: T. A. Allison, president;' John F. Williamson, first vice-presi dent: Floyd Johnson, second vice president; Wiley J. Smith, third vce presdent: Luther Cleveland, lion tamer: Roy Hamner, tail twis ter: James L. Dorrier, secretary treasurer; director for one year Edgar H. Turner and David Piiil pot; director for two years, Web ster L. Simons. Jr., and Curtis C. Conrad. Jr. May 22 will be observed as char ter night with ladies invited and a dance following the banquet. Green Bay Mrs. Walter Lee Moring, and boys, left Friday for their home at Fayetteville. N. C . after spending the week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Havens. Mr and Mrs. Havens went home with them to spend the week end. Mrs. R H Morgan, and Susan, attended the Saturday wedding of her brother. Charles Healy, and Miss Anita Carter at Bonny Brae Christian church. Mr. Morgan and Kenneth spent Saturday in Rich mond. After spending two weeks Navy leave with his parents. Mr and Mrs. W. L. Price, Byrl Price left Thursday for his assignment at Clarksville. Tenn.

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Mrs. Maude Manns, of Traverse City, M Giles and grandsons. ('nano.-. and Douglas, of Three Rivers. Mich., were Thursday overnight guests of

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Mr. a at! Mi's Jack Nunnally they returning from Florida to Michigan. Mr. and Mrs I. T Nunnally vcn in Richmond Friday

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. an ,uv-rc« • smb*-; ..• v=v w® tasasaiaeaK BILLINGS MOTOR HALLS 416 E. Third S<. Phone 126 formville, Va. GMC TRUCKS —- USED CARS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS

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Newman Chevnnel N.- ies Co. COMPLETE EDDY AND ENDER WORK "We K . ve iciert end moer * .-ee;e >: j merit \vitm~ e'1 hire 24-H-r Sc- ice — Nijrt- Pi.one 224 Second S-. South Sts. Phone 264 r ARMViLLE, VA.

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Dunn Chevrolet Sales C >r;;« PHONE 4921 POWHATAN, VA. Your Chevrolet and OSdsmobile Dealer Wheel AKj.nmr and Bciancinq Genuine Cv,- r S...-.' NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS j

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SOUTHSIDE GARAGE 125 S. Main St. Phone 615 Farmville, Va. MOTO MOTOR POWER LAWN MOWER SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIR WILCO CROSSIGHT WHEEL ALIGNMENT .

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TAYLOR-FORBES CO. 205 W. Third St. Phone 2 Formville, Va. "Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer" FOR COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE ive a Today or Phone 2 for Our Prompt, Efficient Pick-Up and Delivery Service

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Harris-Cook Motor Company 127 North St. Phone 103 Farrrville, Va. "YOUR MERCURY AND FORD DEALER" GENUINE FORD PARTS The Latest and Best in Modern Equipment 5 USED CARS AND TRUCKS mi mmmm imiiiiiw mmmmmmmam—■----m —

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