The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06
Howardsville

NJ lSS bIailCIle howard, bucklng-
ham county home demonstration
agent. and Malcolm Andrews, as
sistant county agent OF Bucking-
ham. met people at Glenmore
School last week and explained
the organization of a All Club
TO teachers. parents and pupils
who are interested. Another meet
ing in the same interest will be
held in the Glenmore school Nov
eTber IS.
E. W. Snoddy was in Richmond
last week end and attended the
burial of Stuart Moore and the
laying Of the Cornerstone at the
Masonic Home He visited his
brother r. O. Snoddy and family
while in the city.
T-Sgt. Ernie L. Baber. OF Big
Springs. Texas, formerly OF Buck
ingham County, is scheduled TO
sail fmom California November
II for duty in Guam, and his
family will join him later when
transportation and living quarters
are arranged His brother. M-Sgt
George w Baber, of Pelzer, s c.,
and family are visiting relatives
here now and he will sail Nov
ember, 80 for France. His family
will join him also when trans
portation and living quarters are
arranged
Mr.. and Mrs. James Snoddy
visited Mr. and Mrs. T r. Snoddy
in Charlottesville last Sunday.
M-Sgt Hay N. Baber. Of Buck
ingham county. is patient in
Samccn AFB Hospital. New York
He was injured in non collision
car accident August 20.
Tom Boggs. Jr.. has been dis
charged from the u S. Army
after Is months duty in Germany.
Last week he. with Woodrow
BoggS. Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Leap
and their son. visited Mr. and
Mrs. w L. Burcher, and fished
in the James River here bringing
in a catch of IS bass. perch and
catfish
Mr.. and Mrs. E Grady Coving-
ton entertained at their home
Summer Hill" Saturday night at
the Tri-County Riding Club
Horse Show Ball They were as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Susan Harris Haynes as co-hostesS
and Mrs. June Pitts War, presi-
dent Of the Tri-County Club
The house was thrown open to
the party with dancing in two
rooms by an orchestra from
Charlottesville and refreshments
were served in the basement play
room. Fall flowers were used
throughout the house in special
arrangements. An old Negro
Woman, Aunt Mary WASHINGTON,
who lived at Summer Hill" for
a number Of years was standing
on the second landing of the stairs
in the hall to assist the ladies
with their wraps and see that
they were all taken care of.
Mrs. Mary S. Fenwick with her
two daughters. Mrs. c. v Giannini
of HoWardsvllle and Mrs. John
White, Of ScottsVille have return
ed from a trip 40 West Virginia
where they visited relatives at
Sweet Springs, Charleston and
Huntington
Mr. and Mrs J. o Bramham,
of Richmond spent a day last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Burcher. Mrs. Burcher returned
to Richmond with them on Fri
day and spent the week END All
returned here Monday and the
Bramhams have returned to their
home in Richmond
Attend Services
n, f. Fenwick. John T. Hurt
and ( w. Snoddy were in Rich
mond last Saturday and attended
the funeral of Stuart N Moore.
who died Thursday at his home
IN Warwick. They also attended
the laying of the corner stone Of
the new building for aged Masons
at the Masonic Home OF Virginia
on Nine Mile Road near Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs William Goodman
and Maxine, Mrs Emma Cobbs
and two children and Mrs Bessie
Nulty motored over the Sky Line
Driv last Sunday.
Mrs. H. E. Cooke spent the
week end in Gainesville with