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served during World War II. Mr. and Mrs. H. W! Tunstall. and family, are moving to the Green farm on the Genito road, as Mr. and Mrs. Prank Nicholls. and family, are returning to their Home here which had been rented during their stay at Beaumont. Nicholls will operate The Veter ans Lunch Room at Columbia the present property of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie \V. Parrish. Mr. Parr: h ex pects to enter college in .July in preparation for tire ministry. Mrs. J. B. Ashworth was hostess at a bridge party at her home near Powhatan villa*.’?. Mrs. W G. Bowles has had another x-ray of her hip since her fall in December, and the bones have healed perfectly She is now able to take a few steps and to be up in her room. She is with her daughter M .■ E. P. Yates, at Erin Hill. Mrs. Bass, mother of Mrs. J C. Green was honored with a recep tion on Iter 75th birthday in the home of her daughter. With Mrs. Bass were her immediate family. Edward, and family of Washing ton, and Eleanor, and family, of Baltimore. It was wonderful to see Mrs. Bass's husband, a sr rich ly 81. enjoying the festivities along with friends, children and grandchildren. With Mrs. Bass were her brother and his wife, of Richmond, and a host of lifelong friends from Richmond to say nothing of tlfe many sih i n learned to low and admire here in Powhatan. Mrs. Stuart Jones and Miss Kinsey Given presiri: d at the punch bowl
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