Friday, May 3, 1957 — The Farmville herald and farmer-leader · 52 of 52 source blocks
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“SNOW WHITE.’ a three-art operetta, will be presented b\ Hurkevillc Elementary School stu ck ■nt*' Eriday evening in the school auditorium Cast as the king i*- Billy Boswell, with Ann \ustin as Snow White anil Billy Oregory as the pvinee. \ dwarf. Buzz Burton takes great delight in the pro eeedings.
ihirkeville Students, To (iive ‘Snow White’ Snow White. Prince Charming dwarfs. Nibbles and Nutty, will all come to life Friday when Burk' - ville Elementary School present “Snow White. ' a three-act oper etta by Paynter and Graft L Schaefer. Presented by the school music department, under the direction of Mrs. Lewis Shipp. 142 students will take par: in the production, which will be given at 7:45 pin. in ‘the Burkeville school auditorium. ■ Haunts of those in the cast have madr colorful costumes for the . operetta. Ann Austin will be Snow Whii for the evening, with Billy Gri gory as her Prince Charming. I 1 'lllllli II li 1.11 iHWMfcw
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Billy Boswell will portray the king. Nibbles, the rabbit, will be Chuck Bradshaw and Nutty, the squirrel will lie Ca.ssio Hubei. There will be services at Appo mattox P..E. church Sunday at 11 a.nr conducted by Rev. Alvin Smith, of Hampden-Sydney. Appomattox P. E. church young adult group will meet at the church Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Huffman, Mr and Mrs Adrean Howard. Mrs. U I. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hud-on and Howard Hudson at r< -a! -d tin funeral of Mr:; Dan Huffman m Hickory. N. C.. last Sunday. Mrs. Reuben Oliver I. visiting her s o and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs John Oliver, of Washington, D C„ this week. Mi and M; Gene Woolridge, of P' 1 : "irr. ■ ;>t .1 last week end With lip parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ly’e Woolyidgr a fir.- Phaser Kr;.v . on the sick ust the young adult rally at t'i ■ t u;. .. , chinch Sunday .vt-.i Mrs. Im Black. Mrs Lucille C . Mrs- s.H'iev Dowdy. Mrs. f .:ul John on, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Slayton. Mr. and Mrs. Earle M si e. .a;--, and Mrs. O. H. Booth J H
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IV j WYATT EARP Bl ASTS THE BIG SCREEN WITH GUN-HOT FURY! Released Thru United Amsts THEATRE
Sunday Only May 5
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Mon . lues. May 6-7
i Barbara Stanwyck" Sterling Hayden
Se'eiif'C tnn» llN;TG> ARTISTS
V. , i ’3 Si! AT !V S-» NO PLACE TO HIDE" "King of The Coral Seas" i i
Oh! Abilene Rev A S Gear, Rev. Frank Bell. John Andeison and Henry Slayton attended the presbytery meeting in Danville Mrs. Elizabeth Denis, Mrs. Flo rine U., by Mrs. Charlie Franklin and Miss Bessie Mae Franklin were m Fannville Tuesday. The George Blanks visited in Dan ville over the week end Mrs. Susie Daniel and Mr and Mis Pitzer Turns were recent guests of Mrs. Effie Dickerson.
Crcen Bay M". and Mr? Wesley Garrett of D'1 '.vyn Mi and Mrs. A P. Car wil. and Willie Garret!. of Fartn ville. were Sunday dinner guest:; of Mr am! Mrs. C 3. Garrett. Sun 11 a• ■■ ;i‘st. re Mr. and Mis. G F Garrett ami daughter. Ruth, of Keisville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owen ware : end "nests of Misses Anne and Myrtle Scull in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. G W. Palmer at m.tried a tea Sunday at the home cf Mrs. Geoige Redd and Mrs. Vir ginia Belcher at Meherrin. Mr ami Mrs. L A. Love ioined Mis.-: Ann.- Scott. Mias Myrtle Scott ami Mr and Mrs. Charles Owen in Richmond Sunday. They spent the day together at Jamestown. W. S Cheatham has come home' from the Farmville hospital. M ... Mary Lou Ratford. Mrs. R. B Wilson. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Bchbv Wilson were in Richmond Monday. A.L Francis. Southern Railway {mem. v- (fi on a three-week va cation. <? Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Palmer at tended the burial of Henry Tojwnes Gregg, secretary and treasurer of the milk commission, in Richmond Tuesday. .Mrs J R. Nunnally Mrs H A Hat ifi G. W. Ffs k r a e n i on the Chat. tti county garden tour Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Everctte Driskill spent last Thursday with his par > iris. Mr. and Mis. P G. Driskill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis, then children, Albert. Jr . and Mary Blake, Mr. and Mis John Didlake and Kathy Didlake. went to Wash ington. D C . Saturday. Special services were conducted at Douglas church Sunday in honor of a former member, Mrs. Ettie Allen Roberts, and her husband, Mr. Roberts, of Cleveland. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Boyd Nichols and son. Boyd Morton, spent Sunday at Wistashade, Mr. and Mrs. Dave McGehee, their daughter, Mary Jane, and M -s Anne McGehee visited Mrs. Morton McGehee. who is in a i Petersburg hospital.
ALMOST REAL — Chuck Bradshaw, as Nibbles, the rabbit, tnss Sleepy \ w hiskers. The dw arf is Buzz Barton. Colorful cos tumes have been made by parents of east members for the Be.rkc ville presentation of "Snow White.” STATE THEATRE NOW PLAYING
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Sun.. Mot'.. Tws. May 5-S-7 P*fen\unt pfejenJs Audn&j Ft&L
V. ; : . -<!:'> May 8 INGRID BERGMAN Academy Award Winner
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Sandy River j Mrs. Clark Garnett visited her sister. Miss Josephine Blanton and son. Wilson, in Charlottesville Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs James Gates were recent guest.- of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gates. Mr. and M s. Tucker Gaines, and f Charjotte C. H spent thi week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Gilliam, and Sarah, called on Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bass Sunday. J. T. Bruce is hard to keep up with these days, but at present he is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Hunt, of Wi.itevilie. N. C. Mr, and Mrs. Paul MOLelland. of Farmville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Aumon Bass Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith visited their new grandson again Sunday. When it's a boy, it's an event Mr. and Mrs Woodfin Hughes were in Richmond Thursday to see Je--»se Clark, who is a patient at Stuart Circle Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Savage, and family, of Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs Lewis Armine.ul Sunday. Sarah Gilliam, a music pupil of Mrs W S. Elliott was m Richmond Friday for a piano audition before
the national music guild committee. Armstrong Smith, of Parmville. presented a service at Sharon Bap tist church Sunday. It is good to know we have real preachers among our laymen Among those whom Mi and Mrs Aumon Bass v,sited during their i stay at home were Mr and Mrs Scott Jeter, of Jetersvillef. M r s. Katherine Duffer, and fumily. of! Red Oak. Mr. and Mis Jess'• Gates. Mi and Mrs, W A Odham and Mrs. Bruce Gates. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Langes, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mi. and Mrs. Robert Williamson, Mrs. Temple Jenkins and Me Barbara Jenkins called on Mr ami Mrs. John Chaney Sunday. Mr. and Mils. C. T. Lewis and recent guests of Ml and Mrs. ('. Mrs. Eddie Lewis, <>l Crewe, were L. Jones. Many of the children in th.s com munity joined the tour to Williams burg and Jamestown The tour was sponsored by Rice Elementary School. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. Burton Allen and Miss Janie Dodson, of Blackstone. Sun day Mrs Allen and Miss Dodson an- former teachers of Mrs. June . Emmett Jenkins visited Mr and Mrs. Robert Jenkins Sunday.
LETS GO DANCING
Saturday Night We offer you a full evening of entertainment with all the modern dance steps Jitter I bugging, waltzing, polkas, I Bunny Hopping . . . PLUS Rock & Roll AND Square Dancing Dance to the Trumpet Piano, Electric Guitar, Violin Base Fiddle, Accordion and Drums. If you have not attended one of these dances you owe your self a treat. CASH DOOR PRIZE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
MODERN WOODMEN CENTRE 2 Miles West of Farrnvillc on Routes 15 and 460 PLENTY OF SEAT5 ON THE SIDELINES!
Bishop to Conduct Cor. irmrdion Service Bishop Wiiliam A. Brown, of Portsmouth, v. :ii be at Johns Memorial Episcopal cl lurch Sun day for a confirmation service. The Po u A. Vi.che v iil pi e sent. a class of cnildren and adults ft: confirmation. Bishop Brown will ul-o preach tlv- sermon.
WELL WATER Sharon Baptist church young married class had a supper in the church recreation room Saturday. Mis Joe Steger entertained The Rose of Sharon circle at her home Thursday. Virginia's population was in creased by 23.9 per cent between 1940 and 1950.
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