EASTFK I.Il.IFS will be sold on Main Street Saturday morning by the Farmville High School SCA
members .Martha Hass. Shirley Vaughan, Betty Gra/iani. Susan Harwood. Carol Robert and Sarah
Dunkum. front row ; Delores Dunkley, Nancy Brooks, lunette Fitzgerald, Virginia Bass, outgoing SCA
president, and Sally ( lark, second row; Sherry Taylor, Mary Doyne, Ann Hix, Melissa Myers and
Fmma Garnett Hix. third row, and Kookye Bruce, fourth row.
Mrs Reginald Speii and children
were guests of her parent.- Mr and
Mrs. Claude Hudson, in Lynchburg
for the week end.
Miss Irving Armstrong was a
guest of her sister and family. Mr
and Mrs. W. G. Ottley. in Richmond
for the week end
Week end guests of Mis Adelaide
Edwards were Mr. and Mrs Cecil
Perry, of Falls Church. Mi . Robert
Gibbons and son. Robert, Jr., of
Washington. D C . and David Ken
nedy. of Davidson College in David
son. N. C
V. V. Gordon attended a meeting
at Natural Bridge during the week
end. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Gordon, and family, and visited Mr
and Mrs. Don Dill, and family, in
Lynchburg.
Week end guests of the Glover
Grants were their -n. A K Giant,
and Mrs. Grant, of Keysville
Jessie Daniel, of Washington.
D. C , is visiting his si.stei Mrs
Annie Holla wav.
Mr. and Mrs Maury Gatewood
and family, of Rtc-hn >nd. v e 1 e
guests of Dr. and Mrs. William,
Parker Terry during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs John Marshall and
daughters, of Washington. D. C..
will be guests of Mr. Marshall's j
mother. Mrs. J. J. Marshall, during
the week end. Mrs. Marshall will
return home with her son and ]
family for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Mason and
d a u g h t e r s. Debbie and Kathy,
visited the J W. Hardys in Scotts
\ille during the week end
Mr. and Mrs. R E. Paulette, of
Wakefield, arrived today to spend1
two weeks with their dau liter. Mi
C F. Moring, and Mr Moriug.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M Pairet have!
returned from v a cal i o u i n g in
Apopka. Fla. Mr and Mrs Roy
Missimer. forme 1 FarnmHe resi
dents. of Orlando, Fla., were guests
of the Pairets in Sanlando Springs
during last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Urben and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Agee attended
the Zion Francescatti violin concert
in Richmond Tuesday evening.
Dr. H Conrad Blackwell, super
intendent of the Farmville Meth
odist District, will leave Sunday
for Strasburg. where he will con
duct special services throughout
Holy Week
Ernest Brandon, of Hopewell, was
a week end guest of Dr and Mrs
Thomas E. Gilmer at Hampden
Sydney
Mrs. Roy E Coleman is visiting
her son and family. Mr. and Mrs
Ronald Coleman, in Maryville.
Tenn.
Those who are attending the Bap
tist Woman's Missionary Union
m Pamplin today are Mrs E. J
Andrews. Jr . local president. Mrs
Walter D. Jones. Mrs George R
Rodgers. Mrs. E. A Watson. Mrs
D T. Billings. Mrs S. W Putney.
Miss Margaret Kennedy. Mrs. Rich
ard Inge. Mrs. W. I. Judd. Mrs
Lloyd White. Mrs Virginia Hartless
Mrs. W. B Bruce and Mrs. W C
Fallwell.
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Mr and Mrs S. C Glass attended
the funeral of his uncle. Sam S
Hubbard, in Halifax county Tues
day.
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Mr and Mrs. W F Fallwell and
Mr. and Mrs. C. F Moring spoilt
a few days this week at their cot
tage at Virginia Beach. , i
Mrs J Watson Elliott .x visit :nu
her daughter. Mrs. Andrew McCul
lough. and Mr McCullough in Alex
andria.
Dr T E Crawley was guest
speaker at a met f th£ W<
of the Presbyterian church, in Roa
noke Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Towler and
daughter. Can Walton, were week
end guests of Mr. Towler's sister.
Miss Josephine Towler. and
brothers. Walter Towler and.Eugene;
Towler.
Ms. T J. Mellwaine is the guest
of he*- son mid family. Mr. and
*! Parke Mellwaine. in Arlington.
Mrs. a d. Dodge, of Richmond,
visited Mrs. M M Layne recentiv
Mrs. Dodge is a former Farrnville
resident.
M's Wiliie Dovne has returned
"in Blacksbure. where she has
been spending some time with her
daughter and family. Dr. and Mrs.
Nelson Cooper.
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Mrs E K Martin and danghter
in Jaw and son. Mr. and Mrs. Bev
rlv M -stin of Appomattox; Mrs.
•'-nine Wilkinson and daughter-in
'v and son. Mr. and Mrs H. B.
Wilkinson, and Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Adams, all of Richmond, will be
week end guests of their sisters, the!
Misses Lucy Adams and I r e n e
Adams.
Paul McLelland. school super
visor; Mrs. Georgie Goodman, of
Hamilton Elementary: Mrs. Grace
Bradshaw, of Rice; Mrs. Margaret
Scot:,'of John Randolph, and Miss
Lucy Adams, of Farmville Elemen
tary. attended a school principal’s
meeting at Old Point Comfort Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. Julian Lane has returned j
from visiting relatives in Raleigh,
N. C.
A1 Smith and George Alt miller
spent Tuesday in Lynchburg where
Smith interviewed the managers
and players of the St. Louis Cardi
nals and Chicago White Sox.
Mr: W. S. Hamilton has returned
from Curies Neck Farm, where she
was the guest of her brother-in.law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Red
ford, for several days.
Mrs. 0. W Harris is spending the
week in Norfolk with her sisters,
Mrs T J Lee and Mrs. V F. Mur
ray .
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reese,
of Richmond, attended the funeral;
of Willie Elam here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll and;
daughter. Peggy, of Roanoke, were-,
guests of Mr Carroll's parents. Mr.
and Mrs Dan Carroll, for the week
end.
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Margie Spencer. Dorothy Ennis, j
Mary Doyne. Ann Swortfeger, Sara
Dunkum. Barbara Jean Trear.
Betty Ruth Ayers. Ruth Catlin.
Emma Garnett Hix Ann Hix. Betty
Ann Graziani. Nancy Brisentine.
Hosier Bollinger Patsy Foster. Su
san Harwood, Sally Clark. Allen
Dahl. Quinton Overton. Jackie Mc
Intosh, Roy Laing Pearson. Jimmy
Wilck. Edward Allen Weinberg,;
Ellis Dunkum. Kent Carter. Sammy
Martin. Victor Harper, Jimmy
Craft. Howard Noel. Joe Mitchell,
Tommy Jenkins. Buddy Smith and
George Ferguson appeared on the
Tt e:iag- Party program .Tuesday
afternoon on station WRVA-TV.
John Addleman has returned
home after spending a week in Rich
mond with his daughter. Mrs. Dave
Matson and Mr Matson.
Mrs. W G Haag entertained her
bridge club Wednesday evening.
Mf ■ind Mrs. Hamlin Gee visited
Mrs Gee's sister and family. Mr.
•'lid Mrs Dennis Riddle, in Gladys
during the week end.
Ri bert Burger went to Altavista
Wednesday night to preside at a
. meeting of the Soutliside Funeral
1 Directors’ association.
Mr and Mrs G' • rgi Newman
ttended the Jamestown Festival
during the wees end.
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Mrs. C H. Pritchard entertained
Str bridge club Wednesday evening
1 !
Farinv iile Stores
Will Close On
Easter Monday
R E McGahey. chairman of
the re-tail trade committee of the
Farmvtlle Chamber of Commerce,
announced today that most retail
establishments in Farmville will
be closed Easter Monday. April
22. He indicated that several of
the service establishments includ
ing many service stations, may
remain open.
Since Easter Monday will be a
holiday, the committee agreed
that stores would stay open on
Memorial Day, May 30.
The Herald also will observe
the holiday and there will be no
paper for the first, of the week .
The Friday edition will be pub
lished as usual.
Week end guests in the home of
I), and Mrs. E W Bosworth were
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Webb and
family, uf Amelia
Mrs. N. M. Gil! is visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Hannon, in Dade
City. Fla.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sprye visited
Mrs. Sprye s parents, Mr and Mrs.
J. W Dunnington, litre this week.
- Mr. and Mrs. James Glass and
son. Michael, of Newport News,
were week end guests of Mr. Glass’
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S C. Glass.
N. Y. Psychiatrist
To Be (iuest Speaker
At PBK Convocation
Dr William C. Barger a New
York psychiatrist will be guest
speaker at the Pin Beta Kappa
recognition convocation Friday at
Hampden-Sydney College
Dr. Barger, a 1925 graduate of
H.mpden-Sydney, developed the
Mirror Technique for teaching
poor readers with mixed lateral
dominance to read more quickly \
and easily.
Dr. Barger and Don P. Bagwell, ,
a 1935 Hampden-Sydney gradu- |
ate, now a Halifax attorney, have I
been extended invitations to Phi \
Beta Kappa, national scholast "
honorary, along with -six Hamp
den-Sydney seniors.
The two men and Frank Moore,
of Norfolk: Austin Harrelson. of
Blackstotie: Hal McVey, George
Bird, Bill Odom and Sonny Pem
broke. all of Richmond, will be
initiated Friday.
A cash award will be presented
at the convocation to the junior
with the highest scholastic av
erage for his freshmen and soph
omore years.
Moose Dance Saturday
The Appomattox Trio will pro
vide music for a dance at the \
Farfhville Moose Lodge Saturday
evening The dance will start at
9 p.m. and will be for members
and guests only. 1
NEW FARMVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SCA OFFICERS George Ferguson, corresponding secret ir
Sally ( lark, vice-president: Jimmy Gates, recording secretary: Jo Leslie Andrew, trc.t urer. at
Lucy Tucker Doyrtc, president, get a few pointers from Virginia Bass, outgoing SCA president.
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