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ail in events to Mrs. J* an Whitaker at her HOME, between hours of 9:Of a.m. to 9:00 p.m., at Phone f*ti!>.

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• V ' 'MS \ * must primp !><*tt'n-'r appearance**. Margaret Baldwin, daughter ty .. * * •:v i m.kK« s U. * t ■ ■ i ju.-t » i: ht for l er appearance iu the d . iv » \\ ■ L .! * at h i ;n t ne Taylor. daughter of IMr. and Mrs. ? . ’ . « H da " h • . • i a V/ >. *. sibrey T. Morrb fit. await tin V iul'i. - , i \i ih " ;ird.

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jReeit • 1 The i id Td Be i i;‘ i' : ’ Familiar K y ■ as : o :o; liens'' Will be tie Uieme of the 1 my.; Ward See m! e: ' Mr ■ n r.ta] Fr.day a; V, p. m in Jarman audit,;': ,um. The p: grain In I tea n ■ "F .si j !• • ■ by V. ■ VV mack, and ;'ro' i : "IP ■: ..n Sum m bv Man Day nr. Judy B:n ■ n an t ( 1'. a n M ill d > a dn. A • V: '' : • 'i !>; ] ;. " ■ 1. •: a G : A. duet, v .11 b ■ j a., by r. .... .1 g • • m.it id. ■; • 1 IN.-: :rtyf Dr; r ! < .e i t M ' I: i hr' hi;.:' • v.'ilrn:: nil >: C . i'tid M I 'ar i'ur S'v-ltiin * : r.a.ntui at. brid'r • last we', k a: Shelton home on I.tl 1 • A , i ■ I,on a \t • - Kuril Gl< s', s. v ; a y II 1 ■: ■ re . s l-nn.e'A 0 a 1 C'oIA ae de n of women lit June Mis. Franc is G. LailkP> i 1 - I.-1'!*- at a hinds 1 n at L.011 - wood hoasi I'hursdi.y i An Ml--. Gle.-. vss A bride party was riv a in honor o. Mas Glow - S;d urdity ■ a Lon- » i oas.. by the M> - Aims F a .1 all K ; i • O Ha a.

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(Viip: !'>* «*!••*11.' A!h m ! . . n; Amts M". ami M”s. Melvin Roberts, of <■■ -.eland. Ohm. ent "'novd at a limner S'MMhy fa- M s. Robotta s si or. M s. Fl'irence Lipscomb. Sunday. M • Robe;: ' nephew. Dr F .oik lb !;, preach, •! a* Douu i ■.- P., ,!'•• tiT'.an church Followine tin ; , \ c mc-tnb - oi t'.i Allen l-ur.-iv had a nu-uic luncheon Anrai'' the out-if:-ale encsts pres ent v.i : Semmes Alien Pryor F-n-ke and Richard Cilia-un. of tl 1 n-tro. N C M :»:al Mrs. Robe1 is were e:i : t:* O.uo from l.r;', Wales. Fla

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HD ('Mb Members () ■ v• • Week k’iiH I'}•• .darhaiion ! ■ I’iv nhuwv r. ftMKluw disulvys and auto bnadea Hem ■ Ormon i ration. dub members will ob ■' rin.i 1 I Iran IXrmonstra club week April 28 through Ii: Prince Pdward county. 1.58 members of nine dubs will lake nan in tlv. obsen ance. un.i i i**» d-.a ' ’ll..: . .p of Mrs. J. A. Lt Wmdow displays of st ncilling i1 \v ’cl and metal, prepared by t Klee dub. end live window k no:.;-’rations by nvmlvrs cf : -i.: Abiicn-’ dubs are plan 'd’ a :• an the s'uie. other ob lie s ev p. iruv’d by 38.500 club m< mix’! ?. Organised ext: n ! ceiiU’d ci a; 95 cam'.is and _ independent cities b y 1 5 5 j. o m e demonstration n's . ui ; ■. istants A total of o-■ e N. yro home near ;. :trat ■ u a ■■cuts, I: iu’eoyn;::!:!" ■■ .special wrrk. Pee .d' ::: Ki” nl.oiv r said: "As ’■hi Ii ui n v hemenvikinu pw t;e”s a:id siiar:” your «kills with your ncsdibc’s. you help build b- t’er h unt's and communities a ri’s the land By demonslrat rn t the latest findings of home economics research in Ameren, show the homemakers cf c untries the standard o: .•cuprous living made possibly ihroiidi a demotra'ic way of life Mv b : wishes to you a- v.->u c< r.;;nue this promising p •vanen m e-ioi’ration with tin United - Department of Ayrxul * ure.” M H.i*l Driskill and Micvin D skill of Darlington Heights, and M's S 'C hail. Miss Cec:l Tor ■d M s Annie V Putney if ft S "11''y f r Warm Springs. On ., win fe Marvin Driskill will enter the K uudaia-n of Infantile Paralysis.

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Miss Gorymno to Wed Gay mi ml Paul Keirn Mr and Mrs. Samuel G. Alldar on. of Appomattox, announce the engagement of their foster daugh ter, Du a I re Gorgano. of Perth Amboy. N J. to Raymond Paul 1C 'i’h. of Altoonp. Pa. Mr. Gor-ano attended rchool a1 Darli::-rton Heights. No date has been set for the v, cel cling. Mow to Do IP Film Shown to Gardeners "Mow to Do It with Flowers." a him. provided the program for the Vv’eyar.oke Garden club meeting last weed a: :in : of Mrs. VV G L>» per. Mrs. Mi redith Robeson won first r ■ F A. Bruce and Mrs. Will Loeper. second, and Mrs Wayne Harper, third.

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(’Sub <'aloud; r Ihipticaa bridge Hub |\o. I — VhuiHi. y. May 2. 8 p in at Wo man's club house Itapih; Church circles '— Man day. April 29. 8 p. rn . Ann Sny d.-r I":-;;.! circlt w.th M'-s. J. G I Hale with Mrs Winfred Smith. Woman's Hub — W.dne.sda. May 1. 3:30 p. rn.. at Woman's club house. OAK Society Hears Paper.; at Meeting1 Cherry Grove Society of the Children of the American R -vo lution nm April 24, at the home i f Mrs r. a, Wilmoth. Tiie pr >gram of work for the fellow ng year vats introducer; by the comm!4tee and approved by la metnbeis. L ale Jane Banbury presented a paper on Georg- Waging ton. and Jerry Stuart presented one on v.a' nta heritage

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' .. \:i \ ’ i i t r ■ !-.* ,> -.e-. >it;» -hy, ri.'oi.rs >.V.> from I. I . Quinn. - director oi : i i Virginia Commission of Game and In'and Fisheries, for winning a conser *«-..n r- ' >”d th r.<!: , ••••! r- t v r :•••:■ w •• honored Friday >n Bichmond. Another j i/ai iii- -a'-h S.TJU r i <•;. a ter Utiejt*- oi merh in "iit .amt- loiite^t.

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(aindleligh / Vo tvs i n ile Miss Gilmer, tiniest Bran don i

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In a double-ring candlelight cere money at College Presbyterian Ch'rrh Miss Mary Frances Gilmer, daughter of Dr and M,-s. Thomas Ft GTmr'r, the b'ide of Ernest A. Brandon, of Hopewell, o-o * Aav a"tP’'nonn T'-e Rev G’aham Gilmer, of T,yr. ’' b ' unc'e of the Iv hip and ra-i'i■ of Atnhe'st Presbyterian Cho*rh. ne1 formed ihe ceremony, ssristed by D" Benj'm'n R re Lo nastor f Colleee Church and chaplain of Hampden Sydney Col tpge. The altar was b- nked with palms : f 1 v1-'e cb-.vsanFhem’wns. «lad; Vis and st 'ck wh'ch centered and flanked the candelabra. The bride wore a gown made with ■i sok orgnnfza skirt and bodice of chan: Illy laee, h»r veil Ml f-om a tiara of pearls Slip carried a white oicli d on a Bible. Attendants, attired in gowns of bine eyelet embroidery, were Mrs. William N. Gilme", of Bon Air, s:st<" -in-law of the bride, as matron of honor, and Mrs. John Beasley, of Richmond, s:ster of the bride s' oom, and Miss Ca' ol Robert. Peter Winston Gilmer was ring bearer

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and the flower girl was Miss Anne Beasley. Mrs. Gilmer, mother of the bride. - o»-p h-own s'lk lace over pink, and M-s. E Brure B andon, Jr . of Mopoho'-o Hip b'-dee-oom's mother, was at! red in a gown of navy hire E R lie- B-’and >n. T' served as ’rs son’s b-st *nnn. and the nsh p-s iv.e John Ber.s’ey. of Rieh m'Vid of ion b"id°*r”onm. o■ ' Thorn es E Gilmer. Jr of Ric’ mond. W'dl am \T G trp,”'. n> Bop Air. and ri.i, .-pp 11 nMmer. ,.1 Hampdon S'ftnev. brott-e-s ef the h-ide. A receiifion followed the c”'em my at G’lmer's home at Hampden-Syd dey. Ponrine we e M-s P T At khisop. rf Hampden-Sydney. M s |i■>»■> Gdmev, of I.ynchbiv.’g and M’S W Ilium P. Glimr of Clifton Fo-gp. Am nr the nri-sf-town enests we- e Dr. Edear Ora hem Gammon, forme- p-rsic'.enf of Hampden-Syri pe’- College. and Mrs. Gammon, of Roanoke. After the reception Mr and M's. Brandon led f >r a wedding trip. The bride wore a gray traveling suit with matching accessories. Ti y will be at home in Hopewell.

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M s C. M. Redd and Mrs Marvin Wash v sited Mrs Clara St ms in Rici mend recently M s. H C. Smyth, of Richmond, was the curst of her s'ster. Miss Nettie Chappell, and M>ss Carrie Dungan for the W'eek end. M's and Mrs W T. Soencer and famdv and M's Russell Shepard visited Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Brown in Richmond during the week end. L L. Grigs. or Buckingham, spent sevf "a) days last week with his sis t.e>-s. Mrs. John Cox and Mrs. Syd n r Newman. Mrs Kate O. Carter and son. Jan os Carter, of Randolph street, have left to make their home in Norfolk with Mrs. Carter's daugh ter. JIis. Sallie C Griffin. Mrs. Car ter. who was taken ill while spend mu the Easter holidays in Norfolk, s improving Mr. and Mrs Melvin Jones, of 0: i mdo I-'/! art speudii;: sou;, time with C I,. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. I. J Cosby and family, of Richmond, were gues's of M. s Cosby's mothei. Mrs M M. Layne. . Sot and Mrs. William M Hollo way and daughter, of Port Knox. Ky.. an spending a few days with Mrs A M Holloway and family, en route to Germany, where Hollo way will be stationed for the next two years. Miss Catherine S' John, of Rich m nth was a week end guest of Miss Marie Turpin. M.ss Beverly Ruffin. Miss Emily Chirk. M’s. Joseph H. Goode. Mrs. Frank Glee horn. M i s s Puckett Asher. Dr. and Mrs. R i c it a r d Meeker. Robevt Bobbit. James Mc Combs. Dr. Gardner Taplin. Miss Thelma Bonder and Miss Eleanor Weddle will be among those attend ing the opera “La Traviata" in Richmond Tuesday. Mis Dean Howard and daughter, Margaret Steele, of Whitesboro. N V . visited the Sydnor Newmans week Mrs Howard is the for mer Miss Ann Carol Blanton. M - J H fabb. of Bedford, was an overnight guest of Mrs. R. H. Dugger last week.

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M- and Mrs Wdl'otn s F'cemnn and family have retiirn°d to Char lottesville after sir ndmg several davs with Rlrs Fo-r f u's parents. Dr and Mrs. Joseph H. Smith. Mrs. L. W A vent and daughters Ashley and Ginger, will return to Providence Forge today after spend ing a week w th M"s. A vent's par ents. Mr. and M s. Sydnor Newman. The Reverend A.vent was also a guest in the Newman home during the week end. Mrs. Anne Atkinsoh-Chamb'-i lam is spending this week at Grav'd Hill •n Charlotte county with her daugh ter. Mrs. Rufus C. Phillips, of Wash ington, D. C. Gravel Hill is one of the old homes which are open dur ing the Charlotte county historical tour. Week end guests of Mr and Mrs. Maurice Large were their s m. Rob ert Large, and Charles Sherman, of Washington and Lee College, and the Misses Mary Amir Vandt r: - o. t. of Swei ! Briar C •.!!• m and Jt ,«nn Micklle Kline, of Mary Baldwin Dr. Francis G Lankford delivered an address in Ann Arbor. Mich., during the week end and is speaking to a group of mathematics teachers at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Wise . today Dr. Lank ford will return home Tuesday Mrs Joseph H Goode waf t guest of Miss Virginia Inge in Alex andria for the week end. Mr and Mt s D*. M Af< t I: !\i\ r returned to Basking Ridge. N. J . after spend ng a few days with their son and family. Dr. and Mrs. Rich ard Meeker. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Rich, Al and Mrs. London Atkins and Mr and Mrs. Alfred Price spent the Easter holidays at Kill Devi! Hill. N c., where they caught their limit of channel bass. Mrs. J. G. Bruce and Mrs. Wil liam Chapman accompanied a group i f students to the Baptist Student Union spring retreat in Fredericks burg for the week end While there they were guests of Miss Lucile Peak. Mr. and Mrs J. J SokolinskL of i'■cent guests of Mr St ikes' mother. Brooklyn. N. Y . were guests of her sister, Mrs Paul Wilck.

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7-ll>S Sl*£ IirDSON. Of Farmvih-. lias added the title v I nivc*v tv cf Richmond Greek Week Qneon to h-~ collection. She '.us selected from 13 candidates. Sponsored by Kappa Alpha fra r.:t>. 'be was crowncd S^urday at the Greek Week dance. 71 s ?iud on represented I armville in the Richmond Tobacco Festival (. GUI i

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;; • ! ■■•y. i<;'! M'.K. RS OF IMKRIOA dec ee winners were honored at the I’M \ mot! r (lare.ht - luecr l Tht ;■ dai at Farmville Hitth School. Beatrice Gay. Bett> Hubbard. Barbara a tins ■ indra John-toil hcceived their chapter d -qrces. Miss Jenkins was instated for a second terra as I UA chapter president.

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Mr. and Mrs Lexl'c B. Gilliam and f.ai: ! a ■' F sk 'rsvilJe, w "g - -t M; ( !: am’: pa" n:.s Mr ail! am. a u a.iunti student at the University of North Carolina. in and family, of Grand view w< e Raleigh. N. C.. was also a guest of i;.s pa> unis. John Hamiett and d a u g li t e r, Masai, Norman Myers. F an!: Cher nault and Wa"ren Ke nod.le spent the week end at Oregon Inlet. N. C , on a fisi ing trip. Herbert Eyer and Dave Weinberg spent several days in Baltimore last week on a buying top. Mr. and M « Frank Marteski, of penny Grove. N J., and Mr. and Mrs. J, Muriel Wilkerson, of P.ao neke. were week end vs sis of the ■J. B, Ellingtons. M s. L. Z Johnston will bo hos tess '.i her bridge club Wednesday even ng. M". :u:U Mrs. Allen Stok'-s. J: . and family, of South Hit! wee re cent guests of Mr. Stokes' mother, Mrs. A Y. Stokes. Mr. and m -y Chirk Low,', of Rich mond. spent the Easter holiday with M s I. uve's paren*’- Mr. and M.y H. W. Spencer. Miss Ann Hamiett of Rocky Mount N r : Percy Hamiett. of Knoxville, Ten:;: Louis Hamiett, of Washington D (’ and Mr. and Mr -. V f p, ad - ; .f !: a'T: i ilk Md . wr-ve anvurr those wlio a tended the funeral of C. O. Ham hut !ere last week, M.. WUl'.atr. F W >:k as Jr vxii entertain her bnd:.:c dub Tuesday Frank English. of Altoona. Pa . visited friends and relatives here last week M's. J. Fi'odt .id: May n x of A: inntu. Cu t . is the guest of Mrs. W. J. Gills Mr and V .' J* H. GUI am. Jr . and son. Johnny, of Frederick: buru. were recent guests of Mx GA-mi's parents. Mr and Mrs J. H Gilliam Mr. and M s. R. C Gilmrr and son. Bobby, have moved into' then new home ot: Second avenue- exten sion. Mrs. H W. LtumfiLii and ch'ldrcn hr v - ; etui"' • 1 to Catlford, N J . after spending 10 days here with her pa-ents. Mr and Mrs, T. A. Met’ -rkle M s. Alma Woodward. f Suffolk "as a recent ceyst of hr mother. M: s R. M. Anderson

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r cucr,,!.e world’s !a g st-se’l ig, finest-qu?lity hearing aids— tiny. i:gM, inconspicuous *S3 to s’;ei3

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r- ' : SHE wears her Zenith | with fasivertable slim | frame eyeglass-, * HE wears his Zer.lth en tirely at the e*r no dangling cords-even i; less conspicuous than eyeglasses.

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c ee "xJLcj**. rto<£c>4i f * 10-DAY MONEY EACH GUARANTEE 1-YEAfc WARRANTY 5-YEAR SERVICE PLAN EASY TIME PAYtfEN *5 ^farmtJuh-.Sa. “lent^s *oJ :rrf«t»ijn*| j.--. -. cosn«Cfi.-**i * ‘.h tr» ste| •$ JWjre a<ra<iatt« only yji.r./th rm OiJhUwImolJSftt op'omife'tst, or 00tx:.1\

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FHA Banquet Honors Av.arc! Winners D.'gre.ts rnd honors were -the or <r of tlte evening Thursday vvl. a F umville High Sen,XU m t’.tre Homemakers of America held rh ir hr .1 aaSWitil.mother-daugh ter banquet. C!vi|:V.r degrees were awarded Suidra Johnson. B'atri--e Cry. Ba-hscri Jenkins and Betty Hub bard. Junior Homemakers d'm es went to Miss Gay. Nancy Elliott. Mildred I.mdsey, Elsie Lame. Edith Price. Frances Stanley. M !- Ellington. Barbara Duncan and Jean Penick, the degrees chairnv n. M"s Robert Parks and daughters. Beverly and Jo Ann. of Concord, are guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B Wilkerson. M" and Mrs. Mark Hankins and family, of Richmond, were holiday •nests of Mrs. Hankin's mother, Mrs \V S. Overton. • • * Mr. and Mrs Frank G Baldwin and M s. Robert Taylor and daugii ■ •'•. Carolyn, visited Mr and M s Frank C- Baldwin. Jr., in Rocky Mount, N C . during the week end and attended the christening of the Baldwin's daughter. Barbara Kyle. M Frank H Walk : . nd tier m ilicr, M ,• I B. Mason, visited T. B Mason in Charlotte, N. C„ (hiring the week end.' Mr. and Mrs. C J. Cm-; . - ti Allan Dahl we - enests in SmynM-n far ’he week end and atwided the sonng cotillion at Smart Hall Sat urday. Mr.- J. S. Fulton and M y\ J Wayn- Willard of High Point. N. C l.rned home Sunday after spend ing a week with Mrs. Fulton's son and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. E Fulton.

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Award.', were a’;0 p: : at .! l > o’.l < ncl.ug c li.'iul. • eii.i. ire :. and u> p auu 1 .m ;:io.. Barbara Jenkins v a. sir t i". i for a second turn a )>•'■ id a O li’ r offic ts installed were Mi > Larne vice- pres.d. Hi; Mi s f nick, secretary Mi w Star.! ? trc.i.'iurn; H.-:?i Bellinger. r porter: Virginia B maid. hist.. r:un. and Ml - Hubbard. SCA rep r I’.tiUve. Mrs. N >1 Griffin, la-ad of the Longwo d Coll -mo home ee n department, was i -ie ’ sneuki • H-r topic was -Undei tandine: A Key ta Better Home and Family Liv:n«."

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2 FOR THE PRICE OF J — PLUS A PENNY! Cray's Drug Store Phone 56 or 57, FarmviSIc, Va. »«sw-ejE^tau«w *v«:r^3a6saaa«G»Hos^jaEL’ •

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