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Soutliside Hospital PATIENT LIST i

Their were HH patients in tin ho> jut;il Thursday morning Patients Admitted I! L. Bynum. Chase Citv: Daniel ! berts< n. Crewt Mi !I '■* K i m v. Crewe: Mrs. G C Ragsdale. Blackstone: H. F. McCrrtw. Farm vine: Miss Patricia Ann Bentley. Prosepct; John B Ca ■ i; Pres pect; Clyde Davis, Dillwyn; Ira it. i.-entine. Prospect: Robert N'T a. Prospect: William Clements. Rice. Also. Mrs. L. G. Toney. New Can !• Mrs T S Farrar. Blackstone; M;ms Marian Jones Blackstone; It'man Bates, Rice; Hen y W.

Mcherrin Youth Week services were held ai Mcherrin Baptist church April 23. John M. Bohannon was general chairman of the service. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Holt, of P' tp'sburg, spent the week pnd with M’s Ola Fowlkes and Mrs. Ila Marks. Mrs. C O. Wi!l of Whitehorne, and Mrs Frank Pike. and.children, of Amelia, visited Mrs, M a e o\h Vaughan Saturday. Mrs. L B. Hurt, Mrs. J. W Graf ton and Mrs, Macon Vaughan at tended the funeral of Mrs Pugh

Gills, Buckingham; Mrs. P. J. Asal. OunlK'-iand: Miss Elva Flynn, Farnnille: Mrs. E. E. Reece. Farm ville Mis. F. W. Pillow farin'i!’.» Mrs w a. Drinkwuter. Crewe, and Miss c.ail Pollard. Keysvillo. Pirth M and M s. R P Lowry. Farm vine. boy. April 29. Colored Patients Ci a Wilson. Crewe; Elizabeth Lyle Mel:e-rtn: Isabelle Chambers, FannviUe; Samuel Lambert. Hamp den-Sydr.ey: Slurlev Bolden, D11 wyn; Maxie Thaxton. Charlotte C. H . and Virginia Smith. Ander sen ville. Ella Clarke in Lunenbu'g Tuesday. Mrs. M. S. Price is staying at her home here for the summer months.

Irenholm Mrs. Virginia May DeNoon was ho.' ,-ss :•> the home demonstration club meeting Wednesday. The dem onstration was on freezing and can ning foods. . Tv T.v nw nibers of the Muddy Creek church WMS attended the .session taught by Rev. Coan Agee at Powhatan Monday. J:nutty McClure, and family, of Richmond visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs D H. McClure Sunday.

Pamplin RFD 2 Mr and Mrs. Harry Hamilton re turned to Columbus, Ohio, after a vacation here, fishing and seeing friends. Mrs. W. B Buiford moved to a Bon Air nursing home this past week end. Her friends hope she'll be happy in her new home Miss Mary Booker, of Washing ton, was a guest in the R. E. Booker home this week end. Mr. and Mrs Rcbffrt Lee Dicker son. and daughter, of Richmond, visited relatives in the neighborhood Sunday J S. Oakes is back home after visiting his son and daughter-in law. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oakes, of Norfolk.

Jim Gilliam ana Jack Reynolds are spending this week with Louis Reynolds, and family, of Severn, Md. While there, they will do some f.s! :ng at Ocean City, Md. Guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Wdl Cunningham- were Mr. and Mrs Robert Airs, of Bent Creek Mr. and M-s. Roland N. Jeffer son. of Washington. D. C . arrived last week at their country home, Tranquillity Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dillon, of Victoria, called on the Jeffersons Thursday. Mrs. Ned Jones, of Franklin, spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dickerson. Mr. Jones joined them for the week end. Robbie Newton Cunningham is spending this week with his grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Cun ningham. Rev. and Mrs. Carrol Welch are spending this week with his parents.

FFA SAFETY RALLY at Buckingham Central High School April 24 brought a large crowd to hear safety lectures, plays. d( monstrations and skits Illustrating trac tor safety are Wallace Flowers on the toy tractor as Gene Land describes the event.

Rev. and Mrs. R. P Welch. Ewart and Gene Welch are on vacation this week and are helping Rev. Welch build a house. Mrs. E. T. Wilson, of Richmond, was a guest of the E. N. Cunning hams this week end.

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Mrs. B. E. Young, 82, Prospect Native To Be Buried Friday Mrs. Bernice Eugene Young. 82. died at her home at Prospect early Thursday morning after several weeks of illness. She was a member of Olive Branch Meth odist Church and spent mosf of her life in Prince Edward county. Mrs. Young Is survived by three sons. Kyle Young and Wiley Young of Prospect, and Joe Young of Covington: three daugh ters. Miss Elizabeth Young and Miss Iba Young. Prospect; two brothers. C. E. Chick and W. C. Chick. Prospect; one sister, Mrs. Jtis Gillian. Prospect; and six grandchildren. Toe funeral service will be held Friday. May 3 at Olive Branch Church at 4:30 n. m. with inter ment in the church cemetery. Marvin C. Sipman Dies in Powhatan Funeral services were to be held at. 10 a m Thursday for Marvin C. Sigman. 52. who died Tuesday at his home ,n Powhatan county Services wore to be held at Powhatan Methodist church with burial in Fairview cemetery in Roanoke. Mr. Sigman is survived by three sisters Mrs Virgio T. Lindsey, of Richmond. Mrs. Grace Dorsett. of Greensboro. N. C., and Mrs. Helen Shreve, of Reidsv He, N C. Powhatan News M and Mrs. W 11, Blandford attended an E , Star meeting in Ashland recently. W. If. Parker was in Roanoke last week, visiting Several men at the veterans hospital. He also visited Mr. and M s, Charles Brockman. He was accompanied by John B. Campbell. Mrs Agnes Laws. Wal lace Garrett and Louis Netherlands of Ballsville. Marvin Sigmujn, an employee of Yates Motor company for many years, passed away in his sleep Monday night. When he did not ap pear to bo to work. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Snider, with whom he live.* ’livestigated and found that he had died during the night. Mrs. Harruth Bridgewater, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mrs. w R. Parker. Mr. andMrs Frank E. Brand ex pected to mave to Alabama in the near future.

;»irs t. r i airs. jr.. and son, have returned heme from a Rich mond hospital. Mr. ami Mrs. Yates now have two sons and a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawks and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Celia and chil dren. we:c guests of Mr and Mrs. W. R Parker Tuesday at a picirc supper. Mr. and M s. Hawks are leaving for Culpeper. His friends business associates in Buckingham. Cumberland and Powhatan are sorry that he has been transferred by the Farm Home Administration. Ivan Pe kinson; of Petersburg, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. Baxter Porkinson. Many dairymen and friends of Harry Gregg, secretary-treasurer of the Richmond Milk Producers as sociation. attended his funeral in R'chmond Tuesday. W R. Parker will enter Johnston Willis Hospital in Richmond Mon day for an operation on his ankle to relieve what was thought to have been a bad sprain suffered in the recent Ruritan basketball game, but wire . has proven to be a broken tendon. He will probably be away f om his desk for a week and will have h’s foot in a cast for some time. He has requested that his friends do not send flowers or gifts. Bank of Pewhaun will Ire hosts at a supper for the local National Guard company May Iri at the Armory. Brig. - Gen. Sheppard Crump, the adjutant General. Col. Arnold W. Ellis and staff members if the 176th combat team. Virginia National Guard, will attend. Mrs A. D. Bell spent last week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and M s. Robert Sebra. of Mechanicsvillc. Mrs Mira Owen, who spent sev

eral weeks visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr” affJT XIr5. " MSSHT Harlan, has returned to Ohio. Miss Vista Terrell spent last week end with friends in Baltimore. Md. Mr. and M s Floyd Talley, of Victoria, vjsited Mr and Mrs. J. F. Terrell Sunday. Manna's On P-’lm Sunday a* the MVtoax aresbytP'-ian chu-ch in Ameli? '■"un’v. M's Arthur P. Snellines, of Fredericksburg, presented four dozen hymn books to the church in memory of her mother and 'af'e", M’\ and M s Auk:e Le’stra. The gift was accepted by J. E. Dod son. church elder. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Lawrence, nd child m, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Sam Good win. Mr. and Mrs J B. Badgett. J. C. Badgett and M ss Anne Chumnev "ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. W E. Burtchett at their cabin on the Tamcs P'vor. Sunday. M’s Glenn Lawrence and Mrs. J. B Badgett attended a food lead >rs meeting at Amelia Tuesday, rep-esenting Mattoax Home Demon stration club. Lynne Whittington was a patient at a Richmond hospital last week for a tonsil operation She is at home now and is recovering nicely from the operation.

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Four generations of the Smith family gathered recently at the home of Mrs. Era Smith of Cumberland Mrs. Smith, widow of the late Rev. George Edward Booker Smith, is shown with her son. V Brandon Smith; grandson Victor Brandon Smith and great granddaughter Ann Carol Smith, all of Richmond. Mrs Smith is 80 years of age and her great granddaughter is seven months old.

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