The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
Rev., Mrs. william G. Walker, Former
Residents. Announce Birth of Son

The Rev. and Mrs. William G.
Walker. Of Nashville. Tenn, an
nounce the birth of a son. Will
lain Garrett, Jr.. on Sunday,
Jan. TO- Mother and son are get
ting on nicely Both parents
formerly lived in Cumberland
county Mrs. Walker was the for
mer Miss Lynnette Honeycutt.
The father is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Walker. The many
friends extend congratulations to
the proud parents and grand
parents!
New Years Day dinner guests
Of the Charles Womack. il, fam
lily. Of Woodville". were Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Smith and children. of
Farmville. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith. OF Richmond 1t. Nancy
Smith. OF Fort Lee: Mrs. A. j.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs Nelson
Harrington and children Jackie
and Dianne. Of Guinea Mills.
Saturday luncheon guests of
ny. and Mrs. John Holman were
Mrs. Charles n Friend and Al
fred Compton, of South Boston.
MI. and Mrs c. C. Smith and
daughter. Dawn visited Mrs. B.
M Smith and fo"ily. of Louisa,
on Sunday Dec 81.
Detroit Visitor
Amber Cox. who spent a two
weeks vacation with his mother
Mrs, Charles A Chester, and
family of Detroit returned home
Sunday. Jan 3
Mrs. Ethel Wagner Of Rich
mond. has been spending some
time at her home here.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Lloyd
and family moved to Nathalie
last week.
New Years Day guests Of the
Reuben Addleman family were
Nh. and Mrs. Benjamin Walker.
Recent guests at Portland y
were Miss Ruth Perkins, Of
Petersburg: MI. and Mrs. Frank
Gordon, Of Bedford; Mrs. Sally
Butcher and MI and Mrs. John
Warner and daughter, Janet. Of
Farmville.
Luncheon Guests
Sunday luncheon guests at
"Hors du Monde" were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lee Davis and
daughter Patricia, of Jackson
Heights.
MI and Mrs. George LeSturg-
con were Saturday dinner guests
Of Nh and Mrs. G. w Leepers.
OF Farlnville.
Mrs. j P Stratton attended
the Herald Correspondents meet
ing at LongWood Saturday even
ing, Jan. g. and reported a lovely
time
j. f. Meador received word
Wednesday. Jan. s, that his
brother. Robert Meador was i'll
in a Richmond hospital and had
undergone a major operation on
January 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Womack
Jr., and sons, Ebert and Charles
III, were Sunday luncheon guests
of Mrs A j. Smith and family,
of Guinea Mills.
Raymond Meador. of Norfolk
was a recent guest Of his father.
J Z. Meador. and family
Mrs Robert E. Garrett visited
Mrs. Benjamin Walker, last week
Confined by Illness
Mrs. Ellen Scott, Mrs. William
Holman and Ernest Davis have
been confined to their homes by
sickness. Their friends wish them
a speedy recovery.
The Rev. F. P Look. the pas
tor, brought an inspiring New
Years sermon to the congregation
at Centenary Church, Sunday
morning. w. T. Atkins. of Jack
son Heights, was among those
who attended services.
Sunday luncheon guests of MI.
and Mrs. j. P Stratton were MIR.
and Mrs. w. d. Walker Dinner
guests in the same home were Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Addleman and
daughter, Barbara Other recent
guests were Mrs. Robert Agee, Jr.,
and daughter Nancy and daugh-
ter-in- law, Mrs. Agee and Mrs.
Asa Smith, Of Stoddert: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C Smith and daughter.
Dawn; J. f. Meador, Amber Cox
ana Miss Pauline Atkins.
Aren't telephones wonderful?
Some who enjoy the privileges Of
long distance conversations must
think SO! On Christmas Day, Mrs.
B. B. Walker enjoyed a talk with
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