The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Amelia News and Social Events
Charles Holm ans Announre Birth
Of Son, William Champe, March II

sion. U,S.A." Ladies of the host
church served refreshments.
MS E. H. Burke entertained her
bridge club March IS,
Mrs. T. E. O'Rorke has returned
to her home in Laurel, Md. after
several weeks visit with Miss Mary
Sheppard. She will go to Williams
bury, where she will be with her
son and his family Captain O'Rorke
is in the ROTC program at William
ard Mary.
Miss Betsy Stark arrived Thurs
day from North Carolina Woman's
College at Greensboro for a visit
with he parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stark.
Mrs. Jones Receivers
Mrs. r. H. Jones, who was taken
to Johnston-W Willis Hospital Thurs
day with pneumonia. is recovering
The local Ruritan club held its
annual ladies night Thursday at a
dinner served by Jetersville Metho-
dist church WSCS in Trinity Church
basement. J. Barrye Wall. editor of
the Farmville Herald, was guest
speaker
Mrs c. Garland Hutcheson spent
Thursday with her father-in-law.
Joseph Hutchinson, in South Hill,
where he is a hospital patient. Mr.,
Hutcheson's daughter. Mrs. James
Monroe Osborn, of Smithfield. N. c.,
spent Thursday night in Amelia
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. Garland
Hutchcson.
Miss Alice Hardy. who is teaching
in Sanford. N c., this winter, is
spending this week here with her
sister, Miss Rebie Hardy
Sam Davenport returned Friday
after being patient for several
weeks at Stuart Circle Hospital.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. c. Rucker re-
turned last week from visiting their
sons at Arlington and Fredericks-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Morris. and
children, Of Hopewell, spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs.
Bernard Morris.
Miss Lawrence Baugham was in
Richmond Friday and Saturday to
visit Mrs. Charles w. Herman.
Luncheon Held
Miss Laura Allen. Miss Selma
Hindle, the Mesdames H. Otis Mar
shall. A. A. Johns and James Ander-
son were entertained at luncheon
Wednesday by MS. Howard Cor
don. Mss Hindle's sister, in Rich
mond. Other guests were Mrs. Cliff
ton Wingo, MS. Herbert Goodman
and Miss Sophie Goodman, of Cum
berland, and Miss Bessie Motley.
of Richmond. formerly of Amelia.
Mrs, Josephine Osborne reopened
her beauty shop Friday It was
closed when the county bought the
building where it was located She
is now in the Marshall building.
where Perdue's Paint Shop was To-
Gated some years ago.
Miss Frances Evans. Of Peters
burg, spent the week end at home.
J Gordon Dickerson and John L.
Smith. of the Union Bank and Trust
Company, were in Richmond Satur-
day for the annual bank conference
Club Meetings Scheduled
Beaver Pond-Earls Home Demon
ST alton club will meet March 26 at
2 pm with Mrs. Jack Hite; Rennie
Memorial, March % at 80 pm
with Mrs. C. c. Bishop: DeatonYille,
March % at 1880 p m. and hold open
house to interest more people in
home demonstration work All
women in the area have been in
vited to attend. Mrs. r. r. Price
will be hostess. March %, from
II 30 am to 80 pm, All club
leaders, business and civic repre-
sentatives will meet at Buddy S
Place to plan for the six-county
parade and a float for Amelia
county. The parade will take place
Oh May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen. and
family, spent Sunday in Norfolk