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lie. They also wont to see Trent ; " listen, who is a patient in Blue Ridge Sanatorium. Mr. Ellington continues to improve. M s C I- I vine. Miss Betty LVi'-d I v:n”. M- La O '" -*reef eid C 11 T o • - 11 - - visited M-. and M-s Dan Candler in I.vnchburg Sunday, M s Robert Porterfield attended ’he f >nr-vil of her aunt in Hender son. N. C . Sunday. The community iris been sad den "d by the deaths of Mrs. W. C. Dices and C C. Haml.ett. Recent guests of Mrs. Stanley Mc Kay we e Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mc Kay and family, of Richmond. Lloyd McKay, of Norfolk. Miss Mvnn Loy Jo-dan, of Farmville, Mrs VV J. Pollard. M-s. Grayden Polla-d. M-s. Viola Riddick, Mrs. Franklin Pollard a n d daughter. Gavie c i Keysv.ile. and Ernest Pol la d. and family, of near Farmville. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chernault had • ilwir guests during the Eas ter vacation M ss Eunice Chernault, i f Cenngtcn. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stapf and daughter. Ann. of Falls Church. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beag le.- and Walter Chernault. of Farm ville. M.ss Suzanne Self was an over) nvht guest Sunday of Miss Betty Lloyd Irving. Miss Ivins spent Monday with her in Farmydle Mrs T W. Carter. Jr., and Mrs D L Merryman spent Monday in Richmond. M - George Spencer, of Bedford, spent Faster with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Don Spencer. Verne Irving, of the U. S. Navy, n av s-at ion.-d at Memphis. Torn).. ;md Ins wife and son are visiting his lather. C. H. Irving, and other
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