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Rice Community News Events

Mrs. James Craig, and sons, of Petersburg, were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. W D Mason Satur day. Mr and Mrs. Carl Clark, of C ewe. were dinner guests of Mr j and Mrs. Mason Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R M Bradshaw' were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fielder Hubbard Sunday. Clyde Bradshaw, of Norfolk. was j the overnight guest of Mrs H L Bradshaw Sunday. Ms. George Banks, of Norfolk, spent the night with Mr. and Mrs W S. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. J B Vaughan spent Saturday in Danville Mrs. W M. Wrenn. who has been recuperating in the home of her parents, returned to Danville with them

Lou Gay Chenery, ol Richmond, spent a few days with her grand mother, Mrs. C J. Bradshaw-, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Biuce Gates. Frank Osborn, and sons, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R B. Walthall and Mrs. Frank Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers, j and sons, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hitt in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hardy, of Covington, and Shirley Hardy and Jennifer Morns, of Longwood Col lege, visited Miss Mabel Bradshaw Saturday. Rev. Thomas 0 Herndon, of Church View Mrs. H L Bradshaw. Mrs. H ,P Bradshaw and Miss

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Mary Lyle were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver Sunday. Mrs F. G W'alton was the lunch eon guest of Mr and Mrs. E. T. Bondurant Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Payne, and children, of Crewe, spent Sunday with Mrs. C. M. Payne and Miss Mabel Payne. Mrs. Julian Bradshaw, and chil dren. were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lmdlev Smith in Rich mond. Lloyd Hostetler, of Norfolk, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. B. C Bass. Mr. and Mrs. Bass, and family, visited friends in West Point and Richmond Sunday. Mrs. Merrill Dugger, and Judy. Mrs. Gene Banton. and Diane, and Miss Shirley Vaughan spent Satur day with Mr. and Mrs. M. A Ayres at Falls Church, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, of Fa'mville. were dinner guests of his father .Jasper Wilson, and sister. Mrs Jimmy Druen. Friday evening honoring Mrs. Wilson, Jasper Wil son and Wilson Druen on their birthdays Mrs. Wade Nance, and Bobby, of Glen Allen, were week end guests of Mrs. John Olgers Dr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson, and family, of Arlington, were week end guests of Jasper Wilson and Mrs. Jimmy Druen.

Tuggle OO Rev. Alvin Smith will preach at Appomattox P. E. church Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. Fred Smith, of Phenix, is conducting a revival meeting at Davis Memorial church in Prospect. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mottely last week end were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mattox, of Richmond, and Mrs. Blanch Munn, of Wake Forest. N. C Mrs. P Kelsey has returned from visiting her son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Palmer, of Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs. Claude Slayton's f a t h e r. Henry Claybrook. is a patient at Virginia aptist Hospital in Lynch

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>urg. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Reynolds, ; md children, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Carter. Jr., of Richmond. Sun day. M s. Julie Wiss has returned to Mew York after nursing her sister. Mrs. C 0 Williamson, who is now a patient at Southside Community Hospital. Mrs. Garfield Hesson, of Shipman, who is visiting in the Wilkes honje at Worsham, visited Mr. and Mrs. O H Booth. Mrs Howard Lampman. of Hope well. is spending this week with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Edd Townsend. Meherrin Eugene Newman participated in a play festival at the University of Virginia Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Dix, Jr., of Keysville, were Sunday guests of M‘\ and Mrs. J. T. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks, of Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs. Macon Vaughan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Farrar, of Richmond, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Crafton. Mrs Hallie Hooff. of Portsmouth, and Mrs. Ola Fowlkes attended the Holt-Watson wedding in Raleigh, N C.. March 27. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hugh Holt and granddaughter of Mrs. Fowlkes. Mrs L. B. Hurt and Mrs. Macon Vaughan visited Mr and Mrs. A B Love last week.

Mrs Hilda Dodson, of Danville, spent Sunday with M"s. Janie Dance. Mrs. Dance ‘returned with her to Danville where she wil go to nursing again, as she is a gradu ate nurse. Mrs. Frank Price, of Richmond, spent a few days with her twin sis ter, Mrs F. G. Redmond Mrs. Charlie Rutledge spent the week end at Staunton with her daughter and Mrs. Maude Clark Throck M’s. Morten R’ce. Mrs. J B Hughes and M's Bert Swalley at tended the West Hanover Prcsby teral Distort 5 conference in Vic toria Thursday. Leonard Slayton has returned f’-ein Soidhside Community Hospital. Week end guests of the Slaytons we-e M" and Mrs. Charlie Parker mid Civl SI avion. of Richmond, and M’ss’Mable Boyei of Famiville. Guests of M and Mrs. Andrew Throckmorton and Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Swalley during the week were Sst. and Mrs. Arnold Throckmorton, of Fort Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Tnlane Throckmorton, of Chatham. Other guests were E J Throck morton. 4)11 Throckmorton a n d Jackie D. Throckmorton, and chil dren. all of Roanoke

M" anu .Mrs Harry Hugnes, ana daughter, of Burkevjlle. and Miss Ida Hu.'hos. of Pa"mville. visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ever etle Hughes. Sunday Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cftailie Skinner were tin r children, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Skinner, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Noland Skinner, and daughter all of Richmond. Mr and Mrs, Jackie Gules, and daughter, of near Meherrin. Sydney Allen, and children, of Hampton, and Billy Allen, of Williamsburg, wei i' gui sts of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. James Leslie Hughes, and family, of Salem, were Sunday guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J B. Hughes. Miss Temple Lipscomb, of Rich mond. spent the week end with her mother. Mrs Florence Lipscomb, and sister. Miss Sarah Lipscomb. Mrs. James Whitehead, and

Sandv River John and Drewrv Gates visited Mr. and Mvs. Jesse Gates, of Guinea Mills, Friday evening. Tommie Gates and Misses Vir ginia and Bettie Gates, of Roanoke Rapids. N. C.. were home for the week end. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Massie in Lynchburg Saturday. Mrs. Tom Wilson, and son joined Mr Wilson in Crewe where he is taking his spring vacation. Mrs. James Gates a n d Miss Blanche Bass attended the WMU Farmville group meeting at Spring Creek Baptist church Tuesday. Mrs. Sam Hughes spent. Tuesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gates. Mr. and Mrs. J W Beasley were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Hat cher Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gates at tended a birthday dinner, honoring Richa’d Osborn, given by his grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. R B Wal thall, Sunday.

daughter, of Darlington Heights. I visited her mother, Mrs. Ola Fowler. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Fowler, and i son. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, of Cumberland, dur ! ing the week end. Mr. and Mrs. John Graff, and children, of Tappahannock, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs J D Atcheley. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson visited their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson. Jr., and i family, near Pamplin, during the week end.

Sharon fimibetmte- ie*4- wat4r- AU'*.. Robeit Jenkins Saturday for mission study. Billy Gates entertained the sev enth grade of Rice Elementary School Saturday They danced, play ed games and served soft drinks and cookies. All had a jolly good time. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wingo. of Jete sville. visited Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher Thompson recently. Mr. and Mrs. C L. Jones, and sen. and Mr and Mrs. J W. Morris visited Monticello at Charlottesville Sunday They enjoyed real spring time in that beautiful colonial set ting. Rev. Thomas O. Herndon, of Church View, was the guest of Mr uid M’s Woedfin Hughes Sunday. Mr. He ndon preached at Sharon church Sunday night. M’-. and Mrs. W. W Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garnett, and f,im'!y. and Mr and Mrs. Wilson Garnett, and daughter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Gannett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Parmer visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs William Bass called on Mr. and Mrs C. L. Jones Sun day. Emmett Jenkins, of Burkeville, visited his brother. Tom Jenkins, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Paulus Price, and daughter, and Mr and Mrs. Earl Smith. Jr and family. Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Garnett, and family, spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs. C. L. Jones. Mrs. Cleo Maletis. of Portland. Oregon, is Mrs. America for 1957.

Senior ‘Sock Hop’ For New York Trip Farn^ville hi.'h school seniors will sponsor a "sock hop" Friday nisht at the Farmville Moose Lodae from 7:30 to 11 p. m Katie Mae Bolt, president of

the senior ela-s. said that pro ceeds from the dance will be used by the class on their annual trip to New York. Music will be recorded and Al Smith. WFLO announce r. will a< ' as master of ceremonies. Refresh ments will be available.

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