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Junior Woman’s Club Enjoys Guest Musical Program Miss Martha Showalter, ac companied by Miss Ethel Gordon, both of the Lynchburg Junior Woman's Club entertained with a musical program at tne February meeting, of the Farmville Junior Woman's Club on Wednesday af ternoon of last week. Miss Sho walter song "Ave Miria and ''On Richmond Hill", among her selec tions. Mrs. Wallace LaPrade was wel comed into the club at this meet ing Mrs. LaPrade is a transfer from the James River Junior Woman's Club in Richmond. Mrs. S. W. Putney. Jr., gave the program for ti.e club banquet to be held at Longwood House on Saturday. February 21. at which time the Juniors will have their husbands as guests. The March .eeting of the Fai n ville Junior Woman's Club will be a luncheon at which time. Mrs. Hardy W Carson. Jr., of Pulaski. State Junior Vice-Presi dent will be guest speaker. Chairman Issues Final MJrch Dimes Appeal; $3,938.87 In E E. Ccok. March of Limes campaign chairman, today re minded citizens that it is not too late to contribute. The campaign organizations is continuing its fund raising effort and gifts may be taken to the fund treasurer, H L Newbill. Jr. at Farmville Furniture Co . or mailed to March of Dimes. Farmville. Va. Mr. Cook today urged workers to complete solicitation lists and make final ports of funds. Trea surer Newbill has r reived $3,938 - 87 in the current campaign. "Workers, the treasurer's office, and county polio chapter officers are hopeful of obtaining more funds." Mr. Cook said "I hope all those who were missed during the active campaign will now offer to share in this splendid cause, with such a heavy need.

Dinner Follows Bentlev-Hanes Rehearsal Friday The Bentley - Hanes wedding party and intimate friends were entertained Friday night at Ijong v ood House, follow me the w ed ding rehearsal. Hostesses were Misses Anne C. Orgain and Anne W Charlton of Richmond, bridesmaids, and Miss Hanes’ mother. Mrs. J Garland Hanes Place' were set for i seven o’clock bridal dinner In places of honor were Miss Eloise I! ines anr: the Rev Bentley, who were united in marriage the follmvms day at Johns Memorial Episcopal Church. Miss Gentry’s Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Joseph As Gentry, of Shelby. Va . have announced the engagement of their daughter Barbara I.ee. to Samuel Ross San ford. son of Mrs. H. E. Sanford, of Rapidan, and the late Mr. San ford Miss Gentry attended Mary Washington College and the Uni versity of Virginia. She is the cousin of Mrs. Walter Edwards, of Farmville. The wedding will take place February 28 ASA Alumnae Plan Spring Events The Farmville Alumnae Chap ter of Alpha Sigma Alpha of Longwood College, un i at 7:30 p m. on Tuesday. Fob. o. with Miss Katherine Watkins to discuss plans for the Sitting semester.

Jack YenaMe. Fiancee I lonored Mrs V. I) Venablt entertained informally Saturday evening. February 14. in honor of her son. .tack Venable, and his fiancee. Miss Anne Thornton Phillips, of Lynchburg. Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. C L. Tench an nounce the birth ol a daughter. Carolyn Wilson, on Wednesday. Feb. 11. at the Petersburg. Va.. General Hospital. Birth Announced Mr. and Mr Albert M Gre gory. rf St Petersburg. Fla., an nounce the birth ol a soil. Wil liam Albert, on Friday. Feb. 13. Mrs. Gregory is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F Wtkins. of Farntvillo. Miss Frances Elizabeth Armi Mead. Mrs. Mary Scott Harwood, Mrs. Kathryn Newman Bageant. and Mrs. Billie Stebbms Hubard. of Farmville. have r. gistcred for the second semester .u Longwood College. Mrs. Hubard. Mrs. Har wood, and Mr* Hr* .ant arc art HJudeai#

Club Calendar Mission Study Class. Farmville Methodist Church, Tuesday, Feb 17. at 8 p. m . Junior Room of Church Dr Charles Lane will : discuss "Africa." • # * Nora Lancaster Garden Club Tuesday. Feb. 17. at 3:30 p. m. with Mrs. Bruce Spencer, Hamp den-Sydney Road. Mrs. C. Willard Hart, guest speaker. • • * Altar Society of Johns Me morial Church will hold its busi ness meeting 3:30 p. in.. Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. J. A Vache, 402 High St. • • • American Legion Auxiliary— Tuesday. Feb. 17, at 8 p. m.. in the home of Mrs. S W. Putney. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin T. Anderson and Miss Anna Dick hoff, and program leader will be Mrs. T. A. McCorkle. Americanism chairman. » • • Judith Randolph Chapter, D. A. R.. Patriotic dinner Longwood House. Thursday. Feb. 19, 6:45 P. M. Col. D. W. Paulette, speaker Mrs. James M. Battle, of Ra leigh. N. C. was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. j B. Wall Mrs. Battle is the former Miss Elizabeth Lewis, of Farmville. • • • Mrs. Virginia Dealing and daughter. Jo. have returned after visiting Mrs. Dearing's sister. Mrs. Ben Judy and Dr. Judy in Clarksville. Va. • • • Miss Mildred Lancsater. of Richmond, spent the week end here with her mother, Mrs. J. P Lancaster. • • • Ralph Wilson, a freshman stu dent at VPI. spent several days between sessions here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Wil son.

Berkley Smith, a student at Randolph-Macon Academy, spent the week end here with his par ents. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith Academy students were given a week end holiday between aca demic sessions • • • Dr. J. Weldon Smith, of Rich mond. will arrive litre Tuesday for an extended visit witli his son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. W Edward Smith. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Julian Fowlkes spent the week end m Arlington. Va.. with Mr. FowlkcV uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Soyars Mr. and Mrs. Beit Timberlake have moved into thc.r new home on Garland street • • • Mr. and Mrs. Winston ©. Noel were week end guests of Mr and Mrs. J. A. Armistead. Jr., at South Hill. Va. • • • Miss Minnie Rodgeis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. B F. Canfield, in Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sardo. for merly faculty members at Farm ville Elementary School, now teaching in the public school sys tem at Westminister. Mri . were week end guests ot Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lane. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sardo are teaching .it present. Superintendent of Schools T. J. : Mcllwame left Friday to attend sessions of the American Asso ciation of Sch-ol Administration, at. Atlantic City. N. J. Supt. Mc Ilwaine will return to his office here Thursday. • • Harry Pcarloic has returned to Farmville after a week's visit with his sister, Mrs. Hyman Fisher, at Charleston. W. Va.

Miss Eloise Hanes Rev. Mr. Henley Wed Saturday The marriage of Miss Annie Eloise Hanes, daughter of Mrs 1 James Garland Hanes, or Farm villp. and the late Mr Hanes, to the Rev George Gray Henlev. son of the R,ev. and Mrs. Earle Erwin Henley, of Madison, took place at 4 30 p m., Saturday. Feb. 14, in Johns Memorial Episcopal Church. The Rev. Jean A Vache pastor, officiated, and the Rev Earle Erwin Henley, father of the groom, assisted. David Crute sang "O Perfect Love." preceding the ceremony. Given in marriage by her bro ther. James Garland Hanes, of Richmond, the bride wore a dress of ivory satin fashioned with a bodice cf Chantilly lace and seed pearls. The full skirt had a wide circular train. Her veil of import ed illusion was caught, by a clothe of satin and pearls, and she car ried a prayer book with white or chids and lily of the valley. Miss Martha Louise Scott, of i Martinsburg. W. Va.. was the maid of honor. Other attendants were Mrs James Garland Hanes, sister in-law of the bride. Miss Anne Crllier Orgain and Miss Anne Wingfield Charlton, all of Rich mond The attendants woie emerald green dresses and carried yellow . jonquils and tulips. The Rev. John Anson Mote, of Washington. D. C.. was the best j man. Groomsmen were Earle Er- i win Henley, Jr., of Waynesboro;! Robert Orgain Henley, of Madi- \ son. brothers of the groom: the Rev. William Wesley Laughlm. Jr., of Alexandria, and the Rev Reginald Harrell Potts, III. of Newport News. After a reception at Longwood : House, the couple left for a Southern wedding trip. They will make their home in Alexandria.

-— Mrs. Vernon Chambers return ed to her home at Riee Friday after spending several weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Maurice R. I Large, and Mr. Large. • • • Mrs. M R Large and Mrs I,. K Andrews will accompany their husbands to Roanoke Wednesday to attend sessions of tlie Virginia Building Material Association at Hotel Roanoke. Dr. A. M. DoMuth. James Boyce Clark and L. S. Bailey. Farmville Masons, attended sessions of the 175th annual convention of the Virginia Grand Lodge of Masons February 10 and 11. at Roanoke Koine 700 Virginia Masons and of ficers of Grand Lodges in 16 states attended. Billy Newman. Joe Garland and Berryman Green. Jr., students at St. Christopher's School. Rich mond spent the week end here with their families. Mr and Mrs. William Newman. Mr. and Mrs. R K. Garland and Berryman Green. • * * Frank Blanton, an intern :n sur gery at Johns Hopkins University He spital, is spending a two-week vacation here with his mother, Mrs. F. S. Blanton. Coach and Mis. R C Gilmer spent the week end with Mrs. Gil- - mcr's parent..-. Mr and Mrs. Har old Rutter, in Lynchburg. Mr and Mr-. Sydnor C. New man returned to Farmville Sun day after a three-week vacation : visit at West Palm Beach. Fla.

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Edgar Brooks, a student at St. Christophers School. Richmond, spent the week end with his par ents. Mr and Mrs. K D Brooks. • • • Miss Sally Evahs. of Lynchburg, was the week end guest of Miss Ann Paige Jones. Billy Grigg, a student -ftt Emory and Henry College, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Newman hero Sun day.' • • • Ronald Coleman and Elliott Booker III. students at V.W1. spent the week end here with Ronald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R E Cole man. • • • Mrs. R. J Woodburn and her mother. Mrs. \V R. Belcher, of Man. W. Ya . were week end guests of Mrs. Ruby Woodburn • Guests of Mr and Mrs, J. H Young are Mrs. \V. J. C’ulross. of Williamson. W Ya . Mr and Mrs. W I-’ strong, of Silver Springs. Md, • * • Mrs. Grady Wright will leave Tuesday to join her moth<: . Mrs E. I, Andrew-, m Philadelphia, and they expert to leave by plane Wednesday from New York for Puerta Rico where they will be guests of Mrs. Andrews' daugh ter. Mrs. Henry Clay Boyd and family for the next two weeks Mr and Mrs John Graff and five months old son. Danny, are occupying an apartment in the home of Mrs W 11 Baldwin on Buffalo street Mr. Graff has re turned to the Distn. t Forest of fice here as District Fire. Chief, after serving as district forester for some time at Tappahannock Mrs. Graff is the former Vaughn Atchley, of Farmville.

Rev. Mr. Yaclie Lists Lenten Services Lenten services a I Johns Me morial Episcopal Church will be gin Ash Wednesday, reb 18. with Holy Communion at 7; 1 ,r> a. ill. The same day services will be held at 11 a. m.. with communion, and at 8 p. m.. with a Lenten address Throughout the in nod of Lent, the Rev. Jean A V'aclie. rector, will have services each Monday at 8 p. m.. in a series on The Wor ship of the Church '; each Wed ■ End?. Today (Tuesday) i i I I And Thursday *Bf mu Dt iouf win swiwa ERI. AM) SAT. ••AIV\<Hi; AVAR NMOKI — AM) — "TROPICAI, HEAT \\ AVE"

nesday, at 7:15 a. in. for com munion at the Parish House, and m the church sanctuary at 8 p. in. and each Thursday, with communion at 11 a. in., the Youth Confirmation Class at 3:15 p. m.. and the Adult Confirmation Class at 8 p. m . all m the Parish House.

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Mr., Mrs. Corwlie Fete Son Prior* To Overseas Tour Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carwile en tertained last Sunday at a lunch eon in honor of their son. A-Cl Prank Herbert Carwile. who has been home on 30-days furlough from Holloman Air Force Base. Mew Mexico, where he has been stationed two and one-half years. Seated with Mr and Mrs. Car wile and Frank were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morris, their son-in law and daughter, of Anderson ville, Mrs, C. J. Welch and daugh ters, Wendy and Kay, and Mr and Mrs. H. E Carwile Jr., son and daughter-in-law with their

children. Bobby Edna, Jerry and Stevie, of the Route. A-Cl Carwile is leavine for Camp Stoneman. Calif He will be sent to an overseas replace ment Far East Air Force Base for March Rotation. Orthopedic Clinic Set February 19 The regular Orthopedic Clinic, with Dr. C E. Keefer, clinician, will be held at Southside Com munity Hospital on Thursday. February 19 at 9 a m Private patients will be seen after the clinic. Pyrophobia is a fear of fire.

Hamilton P-TA Observes Founder’s Day February 10 The H milton P-TA celebrated Founder's Day in the school lunch room on Tuesday. Feb 10, at 3 ?0 p. m. An excellent program was planned for the occasion by the program committee. Those taking part were Mrs C B. Dowdy Mrs. Morris Keller. Mrs Frank Baber. Mrs. Ft W. Dillard and Mrs Edward Robert son. At the conclusion of the meet ing. the hospitality committee served birthday cake and coffee A free will offering was made lor the benefit of State and National P-TA work.

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