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;»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
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