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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
West Virginia Wesleyan, Brand New
H-SC Opponent, May BE Victim No. 8
Death alley
Contest at ? b. m.

Hampdcn-Sydney and w 9 Is I
Virginia Wesleyan inaugurate
football relations in q game at
Death Valley Saturday afternoon.
The festivities may come Off In
a problem loaded atmosphere for
Coach Bob Thalman and his all
winning H-SC Tigers.
Wednesday morning, Affable
Bob counted his ailine players and
had exactly used up ali fingers at
reaching the last case Of sniffles
and headaches.
Seven OF that group would
normally be counted on for 4 full
game of football. " he reports. The
ailments are principally Of The flu
type now prevalent here. But as
Of right now we have football
game going and we expect a
tough one. Thalman adds.
Spiit-T Foe
The Wesleyans. carded when
the West Virginia Tech homeland
home series expired. play in the
very good West Virginia Intercol-
legiate Conference. which includes
such squads as w. Va. Tech, Con-
cord, Bethany and West Liberty
Assistant Coach Claude Milan
who rendered the scouting report
On the Saturday visitors. said the
Tigers can expect capable Split
# opponent. anchored by an out
standing fullback, Cyetnick, a
standout right end and d pretty
fair quarterback.
What the visitors from Bucha-
nan, w. Va, may expect reads a
little more dashingly. When d grid
team exposes an undefeated string
of five games for a Commute
punching by the enemy. YOU have
dash. color and breath holding
circumstances
With each passing Saturday
the stout Bengals present q more
exciting target for the opposition
Five victories enable the Tigers 10
put on the line these coupons for
clipping by the competition
Record Grows
No. 1 team ID the Virginia Lit
TIE Eight, ditto. the Mason Dix
on Conference the states best
won-lost record, its top scorer
and a team nobody has limited to
less than two tbs. with three I'd
six tallies a normal afternoon
production.
Johns Hopkins, defending MI
champions, were the last To fee
the Tigers CLAW, 25-l3. They goi
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POwhatan Plans Real
Challenge To Orange
In District 2 Race

! Orange and Varina continue TO
dominate District play as both
teams have chalked up six wins
with no defeats
Orange meets Powhatan Friday
as Orange begins to hit the tough
end Of their schedule The follow
Ing week Orange meets j strong
Albemaq'le eleven. then James Mon
roe and Douglas Freeman on sue
cessive week ends The Hornets
have won q straight games after
a 1919 tie with Louisa in 1855.
Varina also has an eye on the
title and the only major hurdle for
them * Freeman. That game Il set
I for NOV 3.
Flu was the major apsetting fac
ter In football last week end as ii
caused three games to Be post
poned Varina was idle last week,
and meets Washington Henry Fri
I day. Both teams were idle because
Of flu.
\ Fluvanna provided tho only eye
raising event AS they dashed out
from the cellar after losing six
straight games to defeat Midlothian
la0 Midlothian Is still winless.
with only 6-6 tie oil the favorable
side. FHYanna plays Appomattox
this week. while Midlothian takes
on James Monroe.
\ Albemarle added their fourth dis
tfict WIN at the expense Of Madison.
! 1876 Only tie with Freeman
spolls their district record
4 Culpeper stepped out of the group
10 take 1876 trimming from Fall:
Church, Culpeper will be host to
King George this week
4 King George lost to Gloucester
26-6 last week. and has vet to win
their first district game.
Douglas Freeman took a tight
contest from Louisa 1870 last week
and step out Of district to play
Thomas Dale Friday Thomas Dale
was the team that ruined Free
mans perfect record about this
time last yer, however, the Dales
have moved Up to Group compe-
tition, and have lost most of their
football power.
4 No upSets are foreseen this week,
and the top teams are expected to
change very little. In picking win
ners we would choose: Orange over
Powhatan, Varina over Washington
Henry, Freeman over n m 5
Dale James Monroe over Mid
lothian, Louisa over Henry Clay:
Culpeper over King George: Abe
marie over Miller School; Appomat-
tox over Fluvanna; Madison over
Spotsylvania. and Stafford over
Garfield Flu appears to be over
all
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Indians Scrimmage
GOochland: Gets Set
For Orange Battle
BY PAUL BOOK, JR.

Die to a bad epidemic Of flu.
Henry Clay High School Cancelled its
game with Powhatan. The game
may be played sometime during
late November
Goochland, who also was game
less Friday. invited the Indians
over to play a scrimmage game
The Indians accepted. and won by
an unofficial score. 1856.
Both teams were allowed to keep
their coaches on the field all the
time to go over mistakes and di-
rect the teams. The game appeared
70 have been beneficial to both
teams.
Next Friday Powhatan a c S
Orange at the Hornets field. This
game is considered a big question
mark Can Orange continue its
winning streak by defeating its first
really tough team this season? Or
will the Indians. with a memory Of
their loss to Varina still in their
minds. put the tomahawk to the
Hornets?
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District 3 SIonts
Brunswick Back
On Scoring Squirt,
Bluestone Fades

The probable lone remaining
honor in District second
place winner Will be the nrize
when Farmville and Randolph
Henry, both with four wins and
one loss in loop play meet to-
night Friday on the Farmville
field.
Both have demonstrated their
class in district competition. But
since only one may have the lau-
rels, barring a tie, tonight's con-
test is the highight Of play
throughout the district.
Last weeks games made some
ringing echoes around the district.
headed by Bluestone's fall to
Greensville 400 and Amelia $
continued resurgence on a 1920
win over Brunswick. The flu and
Brunswick's Carl Malone made
the balance Of the noise.
In losing its first test against
district power, Bluestone fell
from second place to fifth and
now has a 2-l-l. Overall the Bar
ons are 3-2-1.
Malone. Brunswick halfback,
scored two touchdowns in his
squads loss to Amelia and moved
into second place IN the district
individual scoring race. He has
eight tbs and five PATS for a
total of So points, Gene Gryder,
Junior halfback Of Randolph
Henry, remains far ahead Of the
pack with 73 points.
Gryder and his Randolph
Henry teammates were idle Fri
day when their game with the
Kenbridge Comets was Cancelled
because Of sickness.
Howard Clabough, the Farm
vile halfback sidelined since the
CreWe game three weeks ago, had
been second in the scoring. He
now is in third place,
Flu also forced postponement
Of Fridays schedule game between
Crewe and Victoria, while Park
View played a non-league 1912
tie with Holland, a last minute
substitute for southampton,
The STANDINGS.
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through a second game before
pronounced symptoms appeared
and disqualification came.
Now at Medical College Of Vir-
GINA Hospital az Richmond,
stouthearJed Howard is sitting up
and permitted occasional strolls
through the corridors The head
pains are less severe and he is
able to retain food.
The stellar running and kicking
star has followed eagerly the
progress Of his teammates, the
Wolverines He played through
three seasons without injuries Of
any proportions. and it isn't easy
to change from player TO fan now.
This. of course. was to be the
wear of climax TO an outstanding
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Game Movies Tell The Story:

The movies football games now are serving
double duty out 81 the HILL showngs
aulelc rooms IA Cannon Gymnasium
The without them quality
me coaches and coachesplaye part Of
the football learning improving process
Hampden making movies Of seven II The nine games
this season
ihe other showing " the body
Johs Auditorium This performance goes on
selected evening announced weekly
college
me HID coaching staff would interested
iootpaefS ara fans the
gieng 30 record behind them likely better these
showing are taking on a a Hollywood premiere
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
BOWLING RESULTS

Julian Dunkum Burkeville Five
roller. broke into the FarmyIlle
Ten Pin League linlehght this
week with the high game of 216
pins during Tuesday night s
league matches al the Bowl
Arena
Mac Watson. whose score goes
into tho Holsum teams tally. took
high three-game set honors with
528 pins Old Reliable. the Hol-
sum team again had high team
points with 2394 total. 1t was
the seventh time in eight weeks
the Breadmen took this honor.
Don Sequin, OF the Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
GAMES THIS WEEK

Thursday
Brunswick at Blackstone
Friday
Randolph Henry al Farmyille
CreWe AN Kenbridge
Victoria at Greensyille
Park View -Bluestone at
Clarksville
PoWhatan at Orange
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Farmville Takes
Homecoming Win
BY TOMMY LAyNE

Farmyille High School defeated
Blackstone Friday night as four
Wolverine backs shot through Black
stones porous defense for six touch
downs and left the Rams on the
short end Of 40-6 score.
Farmville hit pay dirt in three
plays the first time they were in
possession Jackie Mcintosh, Leroy
Fahrner and Johnny Sputhall all
scored before the half ended with
the Wolves ahead 26-6.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Both Home Al Marks
Farmyille- Statesmen Clash Tonight
Headlines District 3 Cridiron Card

The Statesmen were 1856 dis
trict title winners, but few Of
them hardly have forgotten the
surprise 25-6 pasting administer
ed by fired-up Wolverine squad
last year. at Charlotte @. FL
Nine lettermen are on Coach
Quarles' squad from the 1856
c h a mp S. Quarterback Charlie
Harding. Burl Clements and Cry
Ger III the backfield and Chand-
1877 McNair Wayne Tanner. A. B..
Duffer, Jack Ramsey. Danny Ell
der and Dick Baker.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

other slx-potnter followed Guard
Frank Bucks pass interrogation
deep III Hopkins territory.
Hopkins. powered by the single
wing. scored BY the long pull. too.
going OH 10 score after drives Of
re and 10 yards.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

schoolboy
provided many in sports
maasflp Is recovering the home
Even he plays this season. follower Of the
Orange Black per-
formers 70 take to the Wolverine field
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
SIDELZVE VIEWS
Medical Report:

that Cabough
vile High School hafback with CseWe
October Fork Military
Academy
That Gimer 1t eliminates
theory in played
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19

Mrs c. p Briehtwcll honored
her daughters Phyllis. Tuesday
evening on her sixteenth birthday.
VITA dance at the Modern
WoeGman hail
Guess were Jane Covington,.
cQthg Mason Brenda King. Car
cl9n pickerson Ann Lynn. Beat
rice Gay Sandra johnson. Deb
orah Mason. Carole Campbell,
Ann Jacobs Erlene Hubbard.
Franedo southall Mary Beasley.
Jean Mason Forest Mason, Ed
win smith j WI Hamilton
Frank Platt Sonny Holman, Bob.
by JENNINGS Phil Gay. R. D.
BliahtWeil 7 ommg Wilkinson.
Richard Fore, Garland Pollard.
and Jimmy Higgins
Mfs Dorsey Higgins, Mrs.
James Allen and Mrs. Odell Frank
assisted Mrs BriehtWell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Miss Price Elected
Girls State Delegate

Evelyn Price. d Farmville High
School student, has been elected
one of four delegates from Poca-
hontas, one Of 10 Girls State cit
ties" in Blacksburg.
The House Of Delegates was or
canned Tuesday Each city elect
cd city officials, and state officials
we're to be elected later in the
week.
American / egion counselors
have been giving instruction in
n oil in primaries, conventions
and party caucauses.
Lorena Denton. OF Macon. rep
resenting Powhatan High School.
was elected chief justice Of Girls
State Wednesday when both the
Girls and Boys States selected SUI
preme courts Of appeal and APP
pointed circuit court Judges.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Club Calendar

Baptist Church WINS. - Mon
day July %. p. m. Frances Hud-
gins circle with Mrs. S. A Dun
nevant, Ruth Kersay circle with
Mrs. S r Geyer. Ann Snyder
Petite circle with Mrs. FL w. Han
cock; Eva Sanders circle with
Mrs. E. J Andrews Jr; Cornelia
Level circle With Mrs. A. M. Ar
rineton; Edith Bradshaw circle
with Mrs Frank Faliwen, Eliza
beth Hale circle with Mrs Eu-
gene Hardy: Hazel Moon circle.
Monday, July %. 3 p. m, at the
church, Frances Bagby circle,
Tuesday July %. 10 a m, with
MIS-. Robert A Smith.
Women of the Moose Thurs
day. July l8- 3 ?. M Al the Moose
lodge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19

Ths weddsaa Of Miss Norma
virginia Reamy daughter Of
J m ! Reamy, of Rexbnre. and
Trs William Pitt. 81 Richmond,
and Paul Thomas shanaberper
son Of Mr. and Mrs Frank w
Shallabetger Of Farmville, took
place June Is at the home Of the
bird groom
THE ceremony was performed
By tha Rev H. E, Hudeins. pastor
Of Farmville Methodist church.
The bride graduated from Long
wood crlles and Mr. Shana-
hereef graduated from VPI and
received his commission as a sec
ord lieutenant ia the All Force
THE couple Will live in Calforn-
ia Were Mr. Shanaberaer is EN-
ployed By the rocketdvne division
VI North American Aviation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
wv AS to Turn Clock
III nds Back 81 Years

Time wil be turned back from
The year Of the jamestown festi-
VA ta me year Of The Jamestown
egpasit oh Thursday when the
Fanny He Baptist church Young
Women auxiliary celebrates the
golden anniversary Of the church
Eretip
BHatricr CIV, VIVA president,
has announced plans for style
Stow and a display at the Farm
vile Baptist church old auditor,
mm All 5 p N
M mbars Of the i5 NJ % year,
ole group WIN model clothes show
IFS tie contrast in STYLES betwetn
1907 and 1857 There viii be
music and refreshments following
The stylas shaw alone With dis
piay Of 1907 househofS articles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Church Martin Vows
Repeated July 5

The marriage Of Miss Sarah
Frances Martin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Clarence / Martin. and
Thomas Wesley Church. son Of
MI and Mrs John v Church. Of
North Wilksboro. N. C.. took place
July 5 at Hatcher Baptist church
parsonage in the presence Of a
lew friends and the immediate
families
Rev. $ =. Friend, pastor. Off
The bride wore a street-length
gown Of white satin, Her veil fell
rom sap of lace studded with
pearls.
Mr. and Mrs. Church will make
their home in Mardella Md
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
longtime Student Class-less Daughter
To Receive B. S. Degrees in August

1t took mother eight years of
summer school and daughter only
three years, but they will both re-
ceive bachelor Of science degrees
in elementary education fr IN
LongWood College this summer,
The mother half Of the team is
Mrs Ealise Brown Carter. a Pine
r dge Elementary School teacher
il Norfolk. A fourth grade teach
er, she has been teaching for 10
years
Her daughter. Barbara. is the
other half of the duo. She will be-
gin her first year of teaching this
fan in the fifth grade in Princess
Anne county.
i Mrs. Carter Studies History
Mrs Carter is polishing off Vir-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
SMALL BUSINESS

The number Of business concerns
ten years old and over which failed
last year was double the number
failing in that age bracket in l947, v
according to Senator John Spark
man Dalai. chairman Of the SEN
ate Small Business Committee. He
listed as major threats to the ex-
.istence Of small business. The Fed
eral Corporate income tax struc-
ture. the scarcity and high cost
when found. Of credit and the rate
Ak which more and more power Is
being concentrated in the hands Of
fewer and fewer large corpora
tions
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibson. o
Warwick, were week end guests 0
their daughter and family, Mr. ant
Mrs George Lloyd.
Mrs. George Fitzgerald returned
from Charlottesville Tuesday, afte
spending several days with he
daughter. Mrs Ralph Britton. ant
family
Miss Barbara Carol Cosby Mis-:
Nancy Layne and Mrs. Jane Putne,
were guests at Virginia Beach fo
the week end. They were accom-
pan ed BY Ed States. Of Roanoke
who has been a guest of Mrs. M
NJ. Laync for several days.
Ms. May Manning Is spending
some time with relatives in Eliza
beth City. N. c.
Mrs. Emile Peterson. of ST. Paul
MINI. Mrs. B D. Motley. Mr.. anf
Mrs Wallace Clark and Mr.. am
Mrs T. u. Watts. Of Richmond
we've week end guests Of Mrs
BLANCHE Jones.
M IS Daphne Shepard has re
turned to Farmville after trip 4
Baltimore. Md. and Virginia Beach
Kat, Hccnsle and Jack Wilcox
Of Richmond. and Bob Hippensteele
Of Baltimore. Md. were week en-
guests Of Daphne Shepard
Mrs. Richard Inge. Billie DaWl
Crenshaw. Irene Hatchell and Sail.
Clark are spending the week a
Camp Eagle Eyrie near Lynchburg
where they are attending Baptis
conference. Mrs. Inge is one Of tn,
instructors.
Guests Of Mrs. Johnson Hubbard
during the week end were her son
and families. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Hubbard, of Richmond. and Mr. an'
Mrs. H. j Hubbard, Jr.. of Sedley
Mrs. Margaret Peggy, Goodwil
left Tuesday to spend few week
with her niece. Mrs. w, A. Roper
and family, in Petersburg.
r. l. Lancaster is recuperatin
at home after being patient a
Southside Community Hospital 70
the past 10 days.
Miss Jean Massey is spending tn
week in Pepperell. Mass, with ne
sister MIS-. Joseph Trotter. and MI
Trotter
Mss Elsie Young. Of Richmond
was guest Of DR.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
& Robert at Hampden-Sydney re
Gently.
Guests in the r. A Brisentin
home during the week end wer,
their son and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Brisentine. of Richmond
ami Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Hall ant
Mr.. ana Mrs. William O'Neil, all 0
Alexandra.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Al Pals AM
children. Of Clarksburg. W. va. at
rived Wednesday to visit Mrs Pals
Uncle. j. W. Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D Brightwel
and children, Phyllis and R ID,
were week end guests at Oceal
View.
Or Ben r. Lacy and Mrs
Boyd Bagby attended 4 meeting B
the Appomattox Presbytery in Appc
mattox Tuesday. :
Mr.. and Mrs, John Calhoun an
Mrs, Ray Ryan are spending III
week at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs Durettc Ellis ant
children. Charlotte and Andy. 0
Richmond, were guests of Mrs
Ellis mother, Mrs. J. B Massey
for the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Bageant
Of Pulaski. were guests Of Dr.. ant
Mrs. A Tyree Finch during III
week. They attended the Jan Carlo
dance at the Chase City countr.
club Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Slate. AM
family, Of Richmond. and Mrs 2
G. Slate and Mr. and Mrs. Edwart
Slate, and family. spent the weel
end at Mays Head, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rohrabaugl
have returned to Blackshear. Ga
after spending several days herr
with Mr.. Rohrabaugh's daughte
and family, Dr.. and Mrs. Earl r
Boggs.
The Farmville B ? So churcl
Cleaners class held a picnic a
Longwood House Wednesday even
ing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19

Mrs. william Jones and sons. Of
Newport News, are guests Of the
George Lloyds,
Gray wlkerson has returned to
Richmond after spending several
days here with his mother. Mrs.
Everett Wilkerson.
Ml. and Mrs. Robert Thalman.
ard children VIII return today after
spend nj three weeks III Wheeling.
" Va. visiting relatives.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Rer sona( Mlnhon

Mr. and Mrs. w L. Stanley are
spending three days with MI and
Mis-. Wilbur G. Stanley this week
10 help the SANKEY'S son, Robert,
celebrate his second birthday.
Patsy Terry left Wednesday for
Atlanta. Ga, where she is the guest
Of her aunt and uncle, Dr.. and Mrs
Franklin II Goodwin, and family
Ms. and Mrs Gus Kirchoff and
children. Deborah and Mark, were
guests Of the l. G, Glenns during
the week end Taylor Glenn. Of
Waco, Tex. is also Wis ting his
gragdparents.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Powell Tynes.
Jr., viii arrive Saturday to spend
4 week with Mr. Tynes mother.
MIS- M r Tynes
Mrs. ] H. Clark is visiting her
:ather. B P. Obenshain, in Fin
castle
Celia Carter and Martha Lea Hub
basI have returned after spending
four weeks at Camp Okahohwis at
Rockbridge Baths
Mrs. Howard Cook and daugh-
ter. Margaret Gray. and Mrs. Hun
ter Nichols and granddaughter
Page Nichols, are vacationing at
Coles Point
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Wilson at
tended a Texaco meeting in Airing
ton Wednesday.
Mrs ]. r. Johnson and John
johnson, Of Jefferson City Tenn.
have returned home after a visit
with Mrs. Johnson's son, Dr.. Edgar
johnson. and Mrs. johnson.
Mrs william Florv and sons,
Randy and Bill. Of Woodbridge.
spent the week end here with her
parents, Mr. Spd Mrs. S. W Put
ney..
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Casteen,
Jr.. and daughters. CAROLYN and
Ann, Of Portsmouth. will be guests
Of MIS- Casteens parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w Putney. this week end
TAYLOR Pnfney. who has been visit
ing the Casteens. will come home
with them
/ Mrs > g. Bliss spent the week
end in Charlottesville with Mrs. j
E. Rucker,
Mr. and Mrs Leland Sanford and
daughter Miss Patsy Sanford, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday iii Wash
ington. d Oil where they met their
other daughter and family. Mai
and Mrs. Frederick w Hall and
children, Freddy and Allison. WHO
have returned from three years III
Tokyo, Japan The Halls stopped al
Hawaii en- route to Washington
They are now guests of Mai Halls
parents. Mn and Mrs. walter VI
Hall. in Beverly Mass and viii
spend few days at the Hall cabin
in Wolfeboro, N H, before coming
TO F'armville the first of August
Mrs. q =. Pendleton and dauah-
ter Linda. Of. Hyattsville, Nd. "
spending the week III the home Of
her parents. the Elmo Bondurants
Mrs r Ward and son. EDDIE
have returned from Norfolk where
they attended the funeral Of Hell
sister. Mrs Mary Smith. who was
a victim of an automobile accident
Saturday
| George Altmiller returned Wed.
nesday after spending several days
in Chase City with Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Partridge.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19

NH and MHs. h ri Fitzwa54r ..
charlottesville announce tsle
D.fln OF son Ralph Ray Jr@
Monday July Is
Mis- FltzW#tcr is the fornes
floflene Gillian daughter Of Mr.
and MRS. Wallace Gillian anl
granddaughter Of Mi. and Mrs
James M Graineer and Mrs. II
II Gillian. ait Of Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
? House Guests
Entertained Saturday

W Garnett entertained sat
nfaay evening with buffet dinner
al home on First avenue honorine
ms mouse guests. Mrs. j. L. Jones
= Lynchburg, and his niece s~ss
5a@rs Watcher q Ess..Ys,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Susan HarWood To
Celebrate Birthday

Mrs Maurice r. Large and Mrs.
John Harwood viii entertain On
saturday n luncheon and
swimming party at the Large cab
y honorlng Susan Harwoods on
her sixteenth birthday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Rites Solennnized
Childress-Cash

Mrs Myrtle Cunningham Cash,
daughter Of Mrs. Bette d. Cum
bingham. Of Richmond, and the
late James r. Cunningham Of
Warminster, and Giles Penn Chill
dress, Of Richmond, son Of the
late Nh and Mrs G.. Childress,
were married in the Chapel of the
First Baptist Church in Richmond
june rs
The brides only attendant was
her daughter, Mrs f. W Garbett.
Her son-in-law served AS best
man and she WAS given III mar
riage by Dr Harold II Demuth.
The Rev n. Jackson White
pastor Of Clarendon Baptist
church HI Arlington performed
/. the ceremony
Nh and Mrs Childress Are nov.
at home in Richmond.
Mr and Mis-. wiley Mccormick
and children, of Lynchbttra. we're
week end guests Of the u. L. Ham
let's.
Mrs Elmo Boadmant and Ms.
9. q Hamlet win return from