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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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