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Social rctivitied Call in events to Mrs. Jean Whitaker at her HOME, between hours of 9:0f a.m. to 9:00 p.ra., at Fhone 8t>S.

“ON WITH THE DANCE! I.ot joy be unconfined, no sleep ’til morn, when Youth and Pleasure meet." Cotillion Club members at I.ongwood College and their dates might have quoted Saturday night. Buddy Morrow and his band played for the spring formal.

‘(Meat Americans’ To Be Meeting Topic At Long'wood House Gnat Americans, Then and Now will be the subject of a speech by Mr: C. Garland Hutch eson of Amelia, at the meeting of the James Allen chapter. Daugh ters of the American Revolution at Long wood House in Farm vi lie Saturday. April 13 at 3 p. m Hostesses will be Mrs. C. P. Wright. Mrs. B L. Carter. Mr: C. B Chandler, Miss Irma Hub bard Mrs. W. F. Watkins and Mrs. H. H. Watson. Thome of the meeting will be ’ Freedom to Cherish Our His tory." Lloyd-Rees ('hild (’hristenod Sunday Victoria Spencer Lloyd-Rees. (.auuhtei >>< M: and Mrs David Lloyd-Rees, of Pittsburgh, Pa., was christened at a service in Christ Episcopal C h u r c It. Glendower. following the morning service Sunday. The Rev. Webster L. Simons, Jr,, conducted the serv ice.

Slip is a granddaughter ol Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Lloyd-Rees of White flail Farm in Scottsville. Ciodpaieats are Mr. and Mrs James T’hompson. of I.onisville. Xv . and Miss Catherine Lloyd Rees, whose sister, Mrs. Roy Al exander Craig, was her proxy, at the christening. First Aid Course May Be Offered All ol these persons interested in taking a Red Cross advanced first aid course have been asked to call Mrs. W V. Lynn at the Red Cross office in Farmville Mrs. Lynn hopes to have a class started by the end ol the month Only those who have taken a standard first aid course within the past year are eligible to lake the course. Such a course was offered a year igo. acording to Mrs. Lynn, and those who took that course will be eligible to take the ad vanced course. Miss Bruce Appointed Mi > Betty Bruce, of Bucking ham. a freshman at Mary Wash ington College, has been appoint ed to the staff of the Bullet, the e< 'liege newspaper.

Pe, 'Son a “ Mr and Mrs I. C. Glenn are vacationing in St. Petersburg, Fla. Before returning home they will visit their son and family, Capt md .Mis. Donald Glenn, in Waco. Tex. M's T A. Allen and Mrs. Reed Hubbard Visited Mrs. Allen’s mother. Mrs. John Holmes, in Crewe Tuesday when she celebrated her 86th birthday. • * • Mr. and Mrs Millard Hawkins ■md son, Walter, and Nancy Vaughan attended the area spelling natch m Lynchburg Monday even ng. where the Hawkins’ daughter, Yacelo, was a contestant. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Godwin, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Timberlake. Mr. md Mrs. A. M. Arrington and Mr md Mrs. J M Arrington left, today 'or Hollywood Beach. Fla., where hey will attend an insurance con vention.

Mrs. Oscar C Stine has returned mu.i .u'tei spending two weeks at hr Stine Lome m Charlestown, W ya. . . . Mrs Carla Keys has returned to i Johnson City. Trim., after spending event! days at her home heir • • • i Mrs. W. S. Elliott. Mrs. W. W. Taylor. Mrs. B T Taylor. Jr.. Miss Puckett Asher. Mrs. Joseph Goode uid Miss Irving Armstrong were ; imong those who attended the Zinc | Franeescatti \iolin concert in Rich mond Tuesday evening. Cub Den to Sponsor Bake Sale Saturday Den five of the Cub Scouts'will hold a bake sale Saturday, April : 13, at the Home Furniture store m Main street The sale will begin at 10 a. m iffermg cakes, cookies, candies, nun biscuits and potato salad. Bruces Announce ■ Birth of William John Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bruce, of ! Farmville. announce the birth of ; i son, William John. April 7 at ! Southside Community Hospital.

I Mortar Board Taps Miss Virginia Horger Miss Virginia Lewise Horger, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lewis B. Horger of Little Texas. New Canton, was tapped April 8, for the Hood College. Frederick Md., Keystone chapter of M o r t a r Board, national women's honor • society. Nine members, on the basis of service to the college, scholarship and leadership, were chosen from the junior class. Parents and friends of the new members were invited to tlie cere mony and were guests of thd col lege at lunch and dinner. Afle: an initiation for the new mem bers in Meyran drawing toom. ' then w n at the 1 of M;-- Ka'herine Sherrill, ideal! of students. Miss Horger has been acti' • ini Rhythiftnc Swim Club, chapel ■cmmiitee. and choir, this year serving as vice-president oi that nganization Site lias been as istant. business manager of th< Touchstone the Hood ColV'gi yearbook, and will be secretary of her chapter of Mortar Board.

Dance Review To Be Held AI ay J at Jarman The Floyd Ward dance review will be held Friday. May 3; at 8 p. m , at Jarman hall. The annual affair is sponsored by t h e Farmville Elementary School Parent-Teacher asHoeia ;Ion. with Mrs. A. W. Covington, Jr . and Mrs. William S. Hamil ton in charge. Mrs. Shanaberger Honored at Party Mrs. James Shanabergtr; hon ored her mother-in-law. Mrs F. W. Sl’anaberp'-r. with a surprise birthday party Saturday e|en:ny at the Shanaberger hour on Put ney street. Baldwins Announce Birth of Daughter Mr. and Mrs T. Kyle Baldwin | announce the birth of a daughter, Anne Preston Baldwin. Thursday i April 11. at Southside Community hospital. Grandparents lire Mr. nd Mrs. T. H Nottingham, of Ea.stville. land Mr and Mrs. F. G. Baldwin.

M w ,n MOR WOMAN'S t 1 I R PRESIDENT. Mrs. Howard Ferguson. Jr., stands by her officers, who were installed Tuesday evening by Mrs. T. \V. Bloomfield, vice-president of the Woman's Flub and a past president of 'he Junior Woman's C lub. From left to right, the officers are Mrs. J. 11 Wams |e\ parliamentarian: Mrs \ At Arrington, corresponding secretary: Mrs. At A Watson. HI. delr r.te- it -large; Mrs John Acme, treasurer Mrs Frank Baldwin, delegale-at-largc. Airs Shelton . AVhi .a. . . vi. . (ijMJe ly.i. hird recording feretai" . Alts C a:' N• tir t * h e-j>re::ideijt Mrs O Av ga 1Jar pc: a. s-presidigA.

‘Now Horizons’ Theme |Of FHA Spring Rally The annual spring rally of Longwood federation. Future Homemakers of America, was held at Blackstone High School, April 9. Chapters particiating were Amelia. Blackstone, Crewe. Cum berland. Farmville and Worsham. Theme of the rally was "To ward New Horizons.' Talks were given by Mildred Murray, histor ian of the Virginia association, Future Homemakers of America: the Reverend Robert G. Hufford, of Crewe, and Mrs. Nell Griffin, home economics instructor at Longwood College,

those tatting pan in entertain ment wen Betty Anne Blanton, of Amelia: Patricia Thompson, of Worsham: Ruby Stout and Gail Jones, of Cumberland: Diana Gale Fisher, of Crewe, and Hester Bollinger and Sarah Dunkum, of Farmville. One of the highlights of t> e day was the sppring fashion show, in which three girls from each chapter modeled spring clothes which they had made. The.-w in cluded different types of clothing, ranging from an evening dress to sports clothes and night wear. Woman of the Year To Be Presented The woman of the Year will be honored at a dinner this evening • Thursday > sponsored by the Business and Professional Wo men. /■' Various women's organizations in this area nominated a candi date from their clubs. Each was featured in a Herald series. "To day in the Community." prepared by the BPW. Tonight's banquet will be held at Farmville Methodist church at 6:45 p. m.

Miss Gilmer Honored At Briday Shower Mrs. Joseph W. Whitted, Mrs. Francis Chigo and Mrs. Paul Grier honored Miss Mary Frances Gilmer w i t h a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the Whitted home at Hampden-Syd - ney. The Misses Carol Robert, Patric ia Thompson. Cynthia Thompson and Rosemary Clower assisted the hostesses. The marriage of Miss Gilmer to Ernest Brandon, of H rpeweU. will take piace this month. Golem an s A n n ou n ce Birth of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cur"s Coleman, of Maryville. Tcnn.. an nounce the birth of a daughter Cynthia Lynne. March 30. Mr. Coleman is the son of M: and Mrs. Roy E. Coleman, of Farmville. Firemen Go to Church The members of the Farmville fire department, their wives, and members of the ladies auxiliary will attend the 11 o'clock service at the Presbyterian church In a group Sunday. April 14. *

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MISS DOROTHY ELINOR BASS To marry in May

Miss Dorothy Pass Plans May Wedding to J. H . Hopkins

Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Calvin Bass, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Elinor. Pamela Clark Has Sixth Birthday Party Pamela Clark celcbrat. d her sixth birthday here last week with a party given by her mother. Mrs. Robert Clark, of Richmond. The occasion took place at the horn*' of Pamela's grandmother Mrs. C G Clark, on Virginia ^treet. Guests were Mike Carpenter, Bobby Haag, Linda Fay Jamer .■-on. Nancy Jean Cook. Sam and Dupuy Sears. David and Trudy Newman, Donnie Sequin. Wilber Lee Wenger, Connie and William Clements. Beverly and Terry Mot tley. Dam a Carole Dowdy and R< - becca Paulson. Couple to Live In Williamsburg' Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Joyce, of Farmville, announce the marriage of their daughter. Patricia Ann. to Pvt. Alfred C Spillman the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spill man, of Farmville. The wedding took place on Au gust 1. 1956 at Chesterfield. S. C. The couple will make then home in Williamsburg

to James Wayne Hopkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bovce Hop kins. of Memphis, Tenn. Miss Bass will be naduated from Maryville College in Mary ville. Tenn.. in May. Mr Hopkins, a graduate of Maryville College is with the De partment of Health in Atlanta, Ga.. where the couple will be at home following tin;r wedding May 25 at Jamestown Presbyter ian church in Rice

MISS JOAN Rl’SSEI.I. To nurr> Kenneth G. Hudgins

Norfolk Student to Murry K. C. Hudgins Mr. and Mrs T. E Russell, of Norfolk, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Joan, to Kenneth G. Hudgins, the son of Mrs. D. E. Sexton, of Sanford. N C and tlie late Ashby Hudgins. Miss Russell will graduate from Norview High School in June Mr. Hudgins, a 1954 graduate of Faramlle High School, is in the U S. Navy. A spring wedding is planned. Mrs John Hall will return to Richmond today, after spending a few* days with her daughter and family. Dr. and Mrs VV W Taylor

Club Calendar Nora Lancaster Garden club — Tuesday, April 16, 3:30 p. rn. with Mrs. H. C Kayton. Jr Topi. Fundamentals of Flower Arrang ing. ■v American Legion auxiliary Jack Garland l nit 32 — Tuesday Ap ril 16. 8 p. m , with.Mrs. John T. Rickman Program: Honduras Duplicate Bridge club No. 2 — Thursday. April 11, 8 p. m . a' Woman's club house. Karmville Presbyterian Women of the Church — M :id • Apt :1 15. 7:30 p. m.. church lecture room. General meeting.

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