Golden-Walsh Vows Exchanged In Post Chapel The marriage of Miss Margaret Fthelle Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .lames B. Walsh, of Amelia, to Marine Pfc. Tom Al fred Golden, son of Mr and Mrs. Tom Golden, of Amelia, took place Sunday afterno-n. Jan. 25. in the Po't Chapel of the Marine Base at Parris Island. S. C. The ceremony was performed by the Post Chaplain, the Rev. Edwin R. Hartz. The rhapel was decorated with white gladioli and evergreens and white candles. Traditional wed ding marches were played by tile chapel organist. The bride wore a light blue suit with black accessories. Miss Lucille Golden, sister of the groom, was maid of hon r and wore a blue dress. Miss Phillips John L. Venable To Be Married Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C Phillips, of Evington. Va . announce the engagement ol' then daughter. Anne Thornton, to John Lea Vcnuble. son of Mrs. Helen Lea Venable, of Farmville. and the late Vernon D. Venable. The wedding will lake place in early spring. One Week Left For Card Party Reservations Mrs. Robert E. Withers. Jr. president of the Fanmille Chap ter of Longwood College Alumnae, says. "We have only one week to make reservations foi the card party to be held in the College Recreation Hall on Thursday. Feb. 5 at 8 p. m " This is to remind all alumnae and interested people to call either Mrs. W A. Watson. Ill, phone 862. or Mrs. George Jar rett. phone 562 J. to make their reservations for the party. Mrs. L. E. Andrews Is Bridge Hostess Mrs. Lester E. Andrews was hostess to four tables of bndgr at her home on Fourth Avenue on Tuesday night of this week. Those playing were: Mrs. M C. Andrews, Mrs. T W Bloomfield Mrs. R. C Gilmer. Mrs. Joseph A Weinberg, Mrs. Granville Bag rant. Mrs. Robert Burger. Mrs Maxine Francis. Mrs. Wayne Harper. Mrs. Allen Fore. Mrs Jack Bruce. Mrs. R bert A. Smith. Mrs. W, B Bruce. Jr.. Mrs. Shel ton Whitaker. Mrs. H C Kayton, Jr., and Mrs. J. O Parker Mrs. Whitaker won the high score. Mrs. Maxine Francis the l'w. and Mrs. Wayne Harper the floating prize.

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