Juanita Smith, 1, ‘Serves’ Birthday Cake As Parents Entertain On Friday evening. Feb. 6. little Juanita Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith, of Guinea Mills, celebrated her first birthday. Mrs. Virginia Smith. Juanita's grandmother, led the children in playing games. While refreshments were being served. Juanita entertained the guests by reaching over unexpeet edyl and grabbing a handful Cf cake from the center of the beau t.fully decorated birtlv’ay cake. Those who attended the party other than Juanita's parents and grandmother were Mrs. J. N. Harrington. Diane Harrington. Mrs. A. J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hedrick. J C. md Peggy Hedrick, Misses Charlotte and Je n Vance. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Blaine Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Adams and their children. J. C. Billy. King. Polly. Agnes, Alice. Kitty and Charlotte. Doralee Minor. Jimmy Hedrick. Virginia Latham, and Alice Put ney were unable to attend be cause of sickness.
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Guinea Miss Barbara Addleman was a dinner guest of Miss Shirley Mea dor, of Ashby, on Tuesday even ing. Feb. .. in honor of Mi. Mea dor's birthday celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Collier and sons. Billy and Bobby, of Kil marnock. were recent gue. ts of J. E. Meador and family. Other luncheon guests 'ere Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith and daughter, \ Dawn. Porter Davis and Miss Ada Sowers, of Richmond, were week end guests at "Hors du Monde." M-Sgt. David J. Matson, of Richmond, was a recent guest at his home here. Miss Virginia Garnett Womack i was a recent overnight guest of her grandmother. Mrs. W. B. Walker, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon O'Berry j and daughter. Carolyn, and Mrs. Mae Gibbs, of Petersburg, were \ Sunday luncheon guests in the John Holman home and attended : services at Centenary Church. , Among the recent guests of Mr . and Mrs. J P. Stratton were Mr. , and Mrs. T. A. McAbee and chil- , dren. Peggy, Virgin and Eddie, of j Farmville. '< 1 Mr. and Mr- Burton Walker. ( Jr . and children. Natalie Anne ( and Baker Martin, of West Point ( were week end guests of Mr. and : Mrs. B B Walker. Mr. Walker j attended services at Centenary Church. The Rev J. S.-Kmg brought an inspiring message to the congre gation at Centenary Church. Sun- f day. 3 J. Ft Meador. Ambler Cox. Miss < Pauline Atkins and the C. C 1 Smith family were recent guests t of Mr. and Mrs. White and lam- t By. 1 Mrs. David Matson was a guest < of her husband, in Richmond, last ! week. t
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Carolyn Stonnell with “My Easter Rose," new addition to the stable of Greenfield Farm in the Ashhv neighborhood of Cumber land county. The horse and rider will he seen in eastern North Carolina and Virginia spring horse show circuit.
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Although there is little com parison between birds and horses, hey have one thing in common. Dr, at least, one Cumberland n; re. owned by Carolyn Stonnell. laughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stonnell. has something in com non wrh the birds. She went ;outh for the winter. "My Easter Rose," a striking ;rey mare, was taken to Idle Time Stable. Kingston. N. C.. last nonth. where she will be stabled intil the last of March. About hat time, she will be brought tack to Greenfield Farm, home if Mr. and Mrs. Stonnell. in the Dak Forest neighborhood, to be onditioned f o r spring horse hows by Carolyn and J H Cren haw. trainer ol the Stonnell table. Good Account "My Easter Rose" was purchas 'd late in the show season, last ear. but she gave a good account if herself in the late fall shows. Tobably her best performances sere given at Norfolk and New omes. She placed first in the adies amateur and fourth in the ipen stakes at Newsomes. At Norfolk, she was second in ama eur. fourth in the model and take and third in open walk rots. She tcok these show honors igainst stiff competition. This spring. Carolyn will show My Easter Rose" in shows on the ■astern North Carolina and Vir ;inia show circuits. Caro yn and her sister. Nellie dac, have been showing their
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three horses, now increased by the addition of "My Easter Rose," for five years. They got their start at the Farmville Spring Horse i Show in 1947. Carolyn is a junior at Cumberland High School, and Nellie Mae Is in the sixth grade at Hamilton Elementary School. "Ace High." three-gaited Ameri can Saddle horse, owned by Nellie TWICE A YEAR WE OFFER YOl Big Reductions ON PERMANENTS Off ON OFR BETTER WAVES Machine ami Cold Waves priced i'rom $6.!K3. AVOID THE l’RE-EASTER RFSII BY TAKING ADVANT AGE OF OFR FEBRFARY OF FER. VANITY BEAUTY SHOP RHONE 360 FARMVILLE VIRGIN! \
Cartersville Many in this community have been in with tin. H wever. we an ; dad to report that ail are im proving Mrs. File Jonfs. M:s. George J Whitlock. Mrs. F. D. Irving and Mrs, J Alex Ransone attended a district meeting of the O. E. S. Chapters held in the Masonic Temple, in Charlottesville Wed nesday night. Mrs. IF B. Pleasants Jr., and little son are spending several days with Mrs. M. II Goodman in Richmond. Major Edward Snead. U. S. Air Force, who has been in Iceland j for some time, is visiting his par- | ents here. Dr. and Mrs. N. P j Snead.
Richmond Visitor Carlton Irving, of Richmond, is ^pending a few days here with his mother Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Dabney, Miss | Martha Louise Dabney and Mrs. G. L. Blanton Jr . spent Friday in Richmond. Mae. will be shown only in horse manship classes, tins spring The horse injured a lec in the early fall Even after complete rest, it was advised trot, to show him in strenuous classes, this year. An other horse will be substituted in open and stake classes. "Broadway Beauty" and "Lady" are other horses owned by the Stonnell sisters.
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Dr. Francis Dillard and Miss tuth Crowder, of Richmond, vere recent guests of Mrs. R. W. Dillard. Mrs. M. E. Blanton Jr., visited .•datives near Buckner, Wednes day of the past week. Mrs. B. F. Richardson. Mrs. Cecil -smith and Mrs. Leslie Miller at tended the funeral of Mrs. Rich irdscn's aunt. Mrs. Nannie Good man, in Richmond the past. Thursday. Burial, the same day. •vas at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, m Buckingham County. WMF Meeting Quite a number of the ladies from the Cartersville Baptist Church expect to attend the WMF all-day meeting at Dilhvyn Church Tuesday. Mrs. J. Alex Ransone and J A Ransone Jr. were in Farmville Thursday. Mrs. Mable E’ ans spent the week end with Mrs. Linda Walton here. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and sons spent Monday in Farm ville. The Rev A. A. Mason, Mrs. R
W. Dillard, attended an Evange listic meeting at Blackstone Meth odist Church Wednesday of tin past week Mr and Mrs. Hugh McAden Jr . and children, of Broadnax, spent the week end here with the Plea sants. Mr. Warburtcn. of Baltimore, spent the past week end with his sister here. Enters Business f ollege Miss Katharine Holman left Monday to attend a business col lege. in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Blanton. Jr . visited Mrs. Blanjton's sister in a Richmond hospital Sunday after noon. The regular meeting of the Carters! die Home Demonstration Club will be at the club house Friday. Feb. 13. Mrs. M. E Blan fn Jr., will be the hostess. The meeting will begin at 2:30 p. m The community was saddened by the death of Mrs. P.ittie G. BrightWell, in Richmond. She was the daughter of Mrs. J. E. Gar rett of Tamworth.
Guinea Mills The community is very slat that Mrs. Sam Traylor won firs' prize at Tra*rmville Tobacco Jubi lee last Thursday While Mr. and Mrs. John Put ney are attending the Farm Bu reau Membership Conference in Richmond this week. Alice Putney is visiting her giandmother. Mrs F W Rhodes. Tar Wallet Church is asking all its members to attend an im portant church meeting next Sun dae morning after Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hedrkck and children were dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr and Mrs Jackie D. Tucker, of Farmvillq. Thornton Lee and Jeanne Hol man were guests during the eee«'k end of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Holman. Mrs. J M Putney attended the WML planning meeting in Dill wyn Tuesday.
Oak Forest Mrs. Ralph Stcnnell and Wndc St-nncll. of Lynchburg, were week end guests of Mr and Mrs ’. A. Stonnell. Mr. and Mrs. J Gordon Smith »nd Robbie and Jimmy Smith, of } Richmond, were dinner guests' of M>- and Mrs. W S Anderson and Mrs. C. F: Meinhard Edward Meinhard, of Farmville. also visit 'd in the same home. Sunday morning. Mr and Mis Carl Meinhard md George and Claude Meinhard. Df Guinea Mills, visited Mrs. C E. Meinhard and Mr. and Mrs. W 3. Anderson. Friday evening Mr and Mrs A. B. Castellan! and son. of Hartford. Conn . are .ucst- Of Mi. and Mrs. A F. Pfp iuhge. this week Baseball men find that the Mc Carran Act deports pact "jump ers." __
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