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ramp ir Man ( arrier Retiror; Has Served Since June 1, 1918 .1 hn S Cole, of Pampl'ti. rural n cl carrier, retired Ma ch 30 after cemoletiiv.’ 30 yea 's in the postal service Me was p-esented an hon orary rccognit on retirement certifi cate awa’d bv the postmaster. J. W Inge, of Pamplin. from Post master General Arthur E. Summer field. Friends, relatives and postal em"*i yees were at the presentation. Cole was appointed carrier of Ponte 2. June 1. 191®, and has served: continuously since that time. n orsham M's. Hal Smelcer rotu’-neri Mon dav after spending the holidays with relatives in Dandridge. Tenn. Mi sad Mrs D>i: Spencer, and daughters, went over the Blue Ridire Parkway and spent the week end in Sta"nt,on. M>- and M' S Willie Jennino: III. njid Bernard McKav, of Richmond, were week end guests of their par ents. Mr. and Mrs R. H. McKay. Other guests were Miss Peggy Mc Kay and Dorsey Glass, of Rich mond. Mr. and M-s. Lonnie McKay, M ss Lvnette and Hugh Calhoun and M'-s. Mabel Bolick. and son. Rona ald Mr and Mrs. Asa Watkins, and son. of East O-anso. N. .1 visited lus cousins. Miss Mary and R. W. Dtipuy. during tile Easter holiday. Melvin Tribbli ef South Boston, visited his family last week end. Mr and Mrs. C F. Ellington were .luncheon guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. w. B Maiacia in Charlottes
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