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Cumberland News and Social Items Vacation Bible School institute To Be May 8 In High School Auditorium

Thirteen members of the Fitz- : gerald Baptist Girls' Auxiliary and their leader. Mrs J C Hayes, will attend the queen's court Saturday in the Branches Baptist church. Rich • .n ond. Miss Jean Newman will par . ticipate in the devotional. Mrs. Ada B. Shepard returned Monday to her country home, Dun • leith. after spending a few days as ‘ guest of her niece. Mrs. Glen Toney. - at the Shepard old home. View Mount, in Buckingham county. .; Mr and Mrs. A. W. Davis had • as their guests last week Mr. and I Mrs. Walter Dallenbach and their - daughters. Elisa and Sue. of Mill ' town, N. J. Mr, and Mrs Davis and - their guests attended the Jamestown ■' Festival Thursday. Mrs. A. J. Vogel, of Cartersville, was a luncheon guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown, Hundleys V isit Smiths Guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Meri wether V Smith on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hundley, of near Furmville Methodist charges, including car tersville. Cumberland. Buckingham and Powhatan, will hold a vacation Bible school institute in the Cumber land High School auditorium May Ji, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Ellen S. McKenry, a former resident of Cumberland C. H., now of Alexandria, visited friends here during the week. Mrs Margaret P. Boggs accom panied her brother, J. Leake Pitts, of Roanoke, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dun can. of Palmyra, to Newport News, last Thursday to attend the C & O. stockholders meeting

Masons visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Mason, of Boykins, were overnight guests Sat urday of Mrs. J. D. Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Garrett. Other guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. B C. Garrett, of Sunny Side. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Couch were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Couch, of Jonesboro. T?nn.. and Mr. and Mrs. I. B Couch, of John son City, Tenn. George F. Donnohue, of Miami, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fleming and Miss Elizabeth Turner Sunday.

Mr and Mrs. L. B. Danby had as their week end guests their grand daughters. the Misses Sandra Eddins and Joanna Blanton, of Farmville Mr and Mrs. David Crute Karen Crute and Joseph Wil liam Eddins. also of Farmville. were among the dinner guests Sun day. Youth Fellowship to Meet Cumberland Youth Fellowship younger group will meet Sunday evening with Miss Betty Keller at the heme of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Keller, of Trents Mill community. Members of Hatcher Baptist church held their weekly prayer meeting Saturday evening on the lawn ofi Mr. and Mrs. W T. Atkins, followed by a surprise miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Basil Atkins, whose home and contents were recently destroyed by fire. Quests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Allen were Mr. and Mrs. Odell Elliott, of Gladys. Mrs. H. R. Bryant returned Mon day from a week's visit with Mr and Mrs. L. A Bryant, of Mount Holly. N. C' and Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Huffman, of Belmont. N. C. Sl.e was accompanied home by Mr. Huffman and her son. Steven Doyle, who will spend two weeks here with her mother. Mrs. Geolgie Bryant, and family

Ehrlichs Visit Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ehrlich, of Powhatan, visited Mrs. Louisa Schalow and Mr and Mrs. J. L Vogel. Miss Margaret Lovins. executive secretary for the Traveler's Aid in Petersburg, spent the week end here with her mother. Mrs. Roseoe L. Lovins. en route home from a Traveler’s Aid conference in Pitts burgh, Pa. Mrs. E Allen Carter and Mrs, Catherine H Shepherd represented Cumberland county at the first an nual meeting of the Southside Tu berculosis association Monday at the court house in Farmville. Guests of Mrs. B. A. Peters and Carroll Peters Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanderson, their grand daughter. Margaret Sue Amos. Mrs. Mattie Blanton, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Peters and their daughter, Kather

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ine Lee, of Parmville. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jenkins spent Sunday in Richmond as guests of Miss Bessie Hardaway. Gillespies Visit M. Sgt. and Mrs. Robert J Gil lespie and Mr. and Mrs. M C. Tay lor. of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Z T. Newman, of Powhatan, were among the recent guests of Mr and Mrs. W. C Newman at Oak Hill. Frank Z. Thomas and his son. George, will leave by train Saturday for Knoxville, Tenn.. where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pickering and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ownhy. who will return home with them for a month's visit at Edge Hill. Pvt. Willard L Look, who is sta tioned at Fort Jackson. S. C.. is expected this week end to spend a 13-day furlough here with his par ents, the Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Look, at the Methodist parsonage. He will visit relatives in Warden,sville, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen Garnett, and family of Takoma Park. Md.. were week end guests of his mother, Mrs. R O. Garrett. R. O. Garrett, who is a patient in Southside Com munity Hospital in Farmville. is re ported to be improving. Youth Sunday Held A special service dedicated to 4-H club members and other youth was conducted last Sunday by Charles Kennon. ministerial student of the Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, and supply pastor for Center Presbyterian church. The ob servance was rural life Sunday, sponsored by the Demonstration club Lt. Col. Ernest B. Nuckols, of Colorado Springs. Colo . is expected next week end for a few days visit with his mother. Mrs. E. B Nuckols. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin A. Flippen visited his aunt. Mrs. W. W. Dowdy. Sunday. She is a patient in South side Community Hospital in Fann ville. L. H. Scott and Melford Hedrick spent a few days last week visiting friends and relatives in Tampa, Fla. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Scott Sunday at Whispering Pines were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huskey and son, Carl Warren Huskey, of Buckingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor man R. Huskey with their children, Brenda and Steve, of Midlothian Mr. and Mrs. Clem Goodman and Mrs. Florence Headley, of Lotts burg. were luncheon guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman. Mrs. Headley and Mrs. Clem Good man were en route to Roanoke to attend the meeting of the Virginia Federation of Womans clubs con vention, Mr. Goodman visited his brother, John Goodman, and his family at Rocky Mount.

Ashby Tailyho, the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sanderson, whose doors have opened for well over 150 years to friends of the different ages, was ready for the Ashby Home Demonstration club's April meeting. Fourteen members were present when Mrs. J. P. Martin, as sisted by Mrs. W. E. Bagby. gave a demonstration on the making and uses of home mixes. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. R. E. Speas and Mrs. E. C. Walton reported on tlie district meeting in Goochland. Miss Joyce Martin entertained the MYF at a weiner roast at her home. Locust Grove, Saturday. Miss Mary Lou Ogle had as her overnight guests June Stinnett and Bobbie Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hart enter tained friends from New York dur ing the week. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Smith. Mar shall and Carol Gail Smith. Sunny and Joyce Martin attended the Cumberland-C T Smith baseball game Friday. Mrs, Minnie Baltimore is making

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^ orsliam Pvt, Bernard N. Southall left last Thursday for Port Benning. Ga after spending a 14-day leave with his mother. Mis. Jessie Southall. Southall had just finished his basic training at Port Jackson. S. C. Residents are interested this \v(—k in preparations for the historic tour of Prince Edward county May A. The old debtor's prison has been restored, and work on the grounds is near completion. Miss Betty Lloyd Irving repre sented Prince Edward county in the dress revue at the 4-H district con test, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilks and Lucy Fay Wilks attended a young adult meeting in Phenix Sunday Mrs. Willard Calhoun and chil dren, Judy and J W . and Mrs William Mills were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Paul Thorn hill in Gladstone.

Willard Calhoun and William Mills were among those who motored to Camp Pickett Sunday with the Farmville National Guard. Mrs. Stanley McKay entertained with a birthday supper Saturday honoring her sister. Mrs. W. J. Pollard, of Keysville. Those present were Mr. Pollard, Mrs. Grayden Pollard and Ann Carol McKay Mi and Mrs. R. H. McKay joined them later in the evening. Mrs. F. O. McQuarry .spent Sun day with her son-in-lav. and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. O. If Booth, near Prospect. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs R. H McKay were Miss Lynette Calhoun, of Throck. Mrs Martin Covington and Melvin Covington, of Felden, Mrs. G. G. Cralle and son. G. G., of Farmville. Miss Mary Dupuy spent the week end in Richmond with friends Rev. James McGhee called on B. M. McCourt Sunday in the home of his daughter. Mrs. Raymond Cher nault. Other caller.-, were Mr and Mrs. Bert Sv,’alley and daughter. Lou. of Throck. These visiting Mrs. Stanley Me-: Kay during the week end wi re Melvin Tribble, of South Boston. Lloyd McKay, of Norfolk, and Miss Myrna Loy Jordan, of Farmville Verne Irving, of the U. S Navy, and Mrs. Irving, and son. who am stationed at Memphis. Term., re cently visited C II. Irving and ether relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. C. L, T vim had as their dinner guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Verne Irvine, and son. Mrs. Iva Overstreet and C’. H Irv ing.

her home with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dent. Mr. and Mrs. E. Randolph Haiti sen. Robert and Judith, vs ted Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Stone and Miss Janie Harrison in Richmond Sun day. Mr, and Mrs. R L Adams and Wilson Adams visited relatives it! Louisa Sunday. Mrs. M. H. Meador. Jr. Linda Meador and Nancy Km.:, of Barm Junction, spent several days with Mr. and Mis. M. H Meador

Felden Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roberts, of Cleveland Ohio, visited in the Allen home Friday. They were returning from Lake Wales. Fla., where they spent the winter. Sunday they at tended church services at Douglas Presbyterian church where the lh . were m< mb* rs f >r enera tion Her nephew. Rev G F. Bell, was the speaker. Many relatives were there and had a picnic lunch. Two girls from Syracuse. N. Y.. fra nds of Mrs. G. M. Gentry, spent a few days last week with her. They were touting Virginia.

Capi and Mrs. John 11 Allen. Jr., of Silver Sprint s. Md.. Mr. and Mis. Henry Calhoun, of Glen Allen. Richard Calhoun, of Greensboro. N. C . and Mr. and Mr? Wade Gen try. of Madison. N. C., were at the funeral of Mrs. Annie Allen Diggs Wednesday.. Mr. and Mrs. Overton Barksdale, of Keys\ die. visited Mrs. Barks

dale's parents. Mr. and Mrs. B W Allen. Mrs. Ruby Redd plans to partici pate in the' festival tour of historic buildings of the Southside May 1 to 5. Mi1, and Mrs. Laurence Barksdale, of Victoria, Mrs. Albert Johnson and daughter. Miss Emily Johnson, of Farmville. visited their mother. Mrs. P L. Barksdale, Sunday. Friday. Miss Marietta L*ll and the Rev. G. F. Bell, of Cullen, lunched with Miss Marie Allen. Pryor Burke. Sims Allen and Rich ard Calhoun, of Greensboro. N. C . were also guests. Wmton and Clarence Quarlt s have been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs Tommy Dewier, of Farmville. visited Mrs. Dowler's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cov ington, Sunday. Clyde Ranson has been at Leigh Mountain fire lookout tower most of this month due to the dry weather. Few fires have been re ported. The fire season will close May 15.

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Pvt. Fred Glover, of Fort Jack son. S. C... spent the week end at home. Mis Fiat.ces Schowpel. of Pros pect Height^. HI., returned .to her heme Wt'Jnt'sd.ii after an extended visit with her sister Mrs. Henry Covington. ! Alfred Hajrwood. Js . and Mrs. Bessie Ha .(wood, of Appomart called in ievesa! home- m the nei ghborho! tl Suuday. Crawford jCarson, of San Fran cisco. Calif j. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carson last week. Other week end guests were Crute Carson, and family, of Richmond, and Nelson Hix, and family, of Prospect. Misses Jean Johnson. Octavia .!

In and Rosalie Pore. all. of Long wood College, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R E. Fore and attended the pageant dt Appo mattox Friday. Mrs VV. M. Erwin, of Mount Ullu. N. C.. arrived Sunday to spend some time with her sister. Miss Maggie Hix Sunday guests there were Mrs. Jim Carson and Mrs. Crote Carson, and Linda and Tommy. ■\RMY MI LES GONE 1; e last 136 Army pack mules wen recently sold to civilian buy ers. Before the sale, fifty of the youngest mules went to the Na tional Park Service for use in Yo st nute and Sequoia national parks ,n California. The U. S. Forest Service got 89 others for use in Colorado New Mexico, Arizona, Utah. Wyoming and Montana.

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