Curdsville
Svmpathy is being extended to the
family of Will Elam, who passed
away at his home last week.
Henry Crute is able to be at home
again, after quite a stay in a Lynch
burg hospital.
James Grigs, of Richmond, spent
last week end with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. C R. Wise.
Mr and Mrs Vernard Proffitt
were in Farmville Thursday
Mrs. Harvey Vishs
Mrs C C. Harvey spent Wedne*
day with Miss Patsy Johns
Mrs. Mittie Moore, and children
and Mrs. Annie Garnett were in
Richmond Wednesday
Guests of Mrs. Annie Garnett
were Rev. and Mrs. Phillip Thomas
of Farmville. Mr and Mrs Dave
Word and Mrs E. A Coleman, of
Enonville
Mr. and Mrs Billy Ayei of Rich
mond. spent the week end with their
parents.
Griffith Home
Carroll Grimm, 01 wasnington
D. C . was home for the week end
Mrs. M. M. Julian called on Mrs
Jack Allen, Mrs Sweeden Allen and
Mrs. O M Bolling last week.
Marshall Rainey, and son, have
returned to Utah, after visiting his
parents. Mr arid Mrs. Dallas
Rainey.
Mi and Mrs. Sweeden Allen and
Mrs. O. M. Bolling were in Buck
ingham last week
Griffiths Have Guests
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Griffith were William Decline, of
Elkton. and Mr. and Mrs Horace
Griffith, and son, of Alexandria.
Miss Annie Phauo is now improv
ing after a long sickness, and we
hope she may soon be able to be
out again.
Mr. and M’-s Walter Marks called
on Mr. and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
last week, .
Miss Pauline Harris spent sen : ,il
days in Richmond last webk.
Miss Patsy Johns visited Mrs. C
C Harvey recently
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
were in Richmond Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Allen, and
family, of Cumberland, visited his
parents Mr and Mrs Sweeden
Alien, last week.
Mi and Mrs. Francis Hams, md
family, of Washington. D C., spent
the week end at their home near
Cnrdsville.
Recent guests of Mr and Mrs
Alfred Harris were M and Mrs.
John LeSueur. Mr and Mrs. Acie
Allen, and son, and Buck Marks.
Alfred Harris Tommie Thomas
and Mrs. Marvin Dunkum were in
Farmville last vvei k
Mrs C R Wisi and d
Mrs Will Elam Sunday
Mrs M. M. Julian and Mrs Annie
Garnett were in Farmville last
week.
Tennessean Visits
Mis Kate Bersoh. of Knoxville.
Term., has been spending a few days
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Co
lumbus Ownsby. and sister, Mrs.
Kenneth Allen and fan: 1\ of Farm
Mile.
Howard Chance, and f a m i 1 y.
called on Mrs. M M. Julian 1 t
week.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Allen and Mrs.
Sweeden Allen were in Farmville
last week.
Kenneth Allen, and daughter and
Mrs. Kate Bersch called on M's
M M. Julian Sunday
Mrs. Harve* \ isiis
Mrs C. C Harvey called on the
Alf’eri Harris family Sunday
Mr and Mrs Walter Marks won:
m Farmville Friday
Mr and Ms. Wesley Dunkum
visited Mrs. Walter Duncan Sunday
Vernard Proffitt is on our sick
list.
Bullions Visit
Misses Margaret and May Barr n
called on Mrs. O. M Bolling re
cently. Mrs. M M. Julian v.sited
in the same home
Miss Susie St eg a r is in a Lynch
burg hospital, having (alien and in
jured her hip and ribs.
Despite the snow, hail and cold,
w ndy weather. Buckingham Cereal
High School senior class enjoyed
its trip to New York and Washing
ton last week end
Antioch
Mrs Wdlie Barr of F.iniivdle
\ sited the Dewey Riddles during
the week end
Miss Bonnie Sue Williams, of War
wick. is spending some time with
her grandmother. Mrs Ruby Brown.
Mrs Womack and children, of
Farmville. were guests of Mr and
M s. Grover Barr and family, Sun
day
Mr and Mrs Paul Erwin. and
David, had as Sunday afternoon
visitors Kelley Riddle. Mrs Etta
R ddle Mrs Willie Barr and Mi
and Mrs It G. Brown
Rev F Look preached here
Sunday morning
Scottsv ille
M' s Salih Sellers spent the week
end in Richmond with her niece.
Mrs Albert N Smith, and attended
the wedding of M ss Janet Clements
to Albert N. Smith, Jr.. Mrs. Sellers'
great-nephew.
Miss Gretchen Deities has been
spending spring vacation with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deines,
at Greenfields. She attends the
College of William and Mary at
WTliams bun:
Mr. and .Mrs Alvin Smith, and
family, and Mr. Smith's mother.
Mrs A L Smith, drove to Wash
ington Sundav to the Cherry Blos
som festival.
Mrs. Carl Fra/t r. Mrs Carl Fra
zer. tJr . and Miss Barbara Fuller,
of Petersburg, were dinner guests
f I ft E B
Mr. and Mrs Norman Wheeler.
Carol and Phil, of Waynesboro, had
dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
George Wheeler
Mrs J. B Tindall has been visit
ing Mr and Mrs W E. Duncan,
her daughter and son-in-law, in
Richmond.
Mrs. Rosa Ladd. Mrs. Mamie
Carroll, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Georgie Atkinson, of Buckroe
Beach, spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. H H. Parr at Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson, of
Charlottesville, spent the week end
Fork of Willis
R. Esten Baker returned toi his ’
home Saturday after having under
gone an appendectomy at a Rich
mond hospital.
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Barker, and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Carnes, with Everette. -Jr., attended
the Barker reunion Sunday in the
home of Mr and Mrs. 0 J. Thomp
son, of Andersonville.
Mrs S. F. Scott., of Norfolk, is
spendbie th*s week in the home of
her parents. Mr and Mrs P L.
Duncan
Mrs O W. Ball visited her daugh
ter. Mrs Lee Kelly, in Richmond
Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Kelsey, and
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson
Jr.
St. John's Episcopal church vestry
will serve the family supper at the
Lenten family night service Friday.
April 12 at 6:30. A movie and serv
ice in the church will follow.
Mrs. F. R. Moon. Jr. and daugh
ter. CenieRe, will spend the week
end in Norfolk with Mrs. Moon's
father. O. H. Hornung. and her
brother-in-law and sister, Capt. and
Mrs. K. L. Butler, to be present at
her father's 81st birthday celebra
tion Sunday.
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Mrs. Willie Duncan Friday.
Willie Duncan left Saturday for
Fort Knox. Ky . to begin a six
months training period with the
National Guard.
Mrs Harold Duncan, and Judy.
Maria Baber, Susan and Billie Pep
per and Margaret Coleman went to
Richmond Saturday to see The
Ten Commandments.”
Mr. and Mrs L. L. Flippen. and
children, were in Richmond Tues
day and visited her sister,
Mesdames P. L Duncan, S P.
Scott and Willie Duncan spent Tues
day m Richmond,
Raines
Twelve members attended the
April meeting of John Randolph
Home Demonstration club T h e
citizenship chairman presented a
report showing the contrasts be
tween the democratic wav of life
and the totalitarian way of life. The
home beautification chairman gave
a report »n care of lawns and
grasses. The demonstration was
"Vaiiety in Meal Preparation - Us
ing Herbs. Spices and Sauces." The
May meeting will be in the home
of Miss Annie Stimpson.
Mrs. Arthur Welchlin and Bobby
Welchlin were in Richmond Friday
and Saturday, helping their mother
and grandmother. Mrs. Otto Sadow
sky. celebrate her Hist birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Blanton visited
Mrs. J K. Robinson and Mr and
Mrs. Eric Robinson Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Welchlin. who h
been visiting the Willie Welchlins,
is the expected guest of the Arthur
Welchlins this week.
Eve yone 's invited to the WSCS
birthday party Friday at 8 p.m at
Antioch church. Each person will
give a penny of each year of her
age Tlie sum will go to Methodist
missions, at the same time maku.;
someone a life member of the WSC3.
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