The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
AndersonviIIe Report

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Parker
were a anon those driving to
Lynchburg Sunday to take the
Junior class OF Maysville Presby-
terrain church school to visit the
Presbyterian orphanage. The word
"orphanage" may have a bleak
and dreary sound. but everything
the visitors saw indicated health.
cleanliness. and a vigorous interest
in life. About 100 children were be-
ing cared for, mo orphans really
all from broken homes and they
seemed happy and OVERLOOKING
with the natural interests of child
hood Those finishing high school
were looking forward to college in
the fall while the younger group
cagerally awaited vacation time.
An attractive l5-year old girl led
the tour through the building. One
Of the visitors remarked. That
girl is natural born hostess. /"
Had they been asked for a criti-
cism, about the best the visitors
could have come up with would
have been. Lets call this home
like place by another name
This has been a big week for the
Rice Seay family: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Haver and small daughter.
Sharon. Of Banner. Ky. have been
on visit; Miss Grances Seay has
been at home on vacation; the
Jack Keiths. r. L. Seay. Jr.. and
his son. Lonnie. have been over
night guests. and then there was
the annual family reunion in Norfolk
during the week end. Mr. and Mrs
Seay Carolyn Seay and the Havers
attended the reunion while the
others stayed at home to look after
the farm.
After two days in the hospital
last week. Ivanhoc Morgan is back
at home and declares himself to
be as good as new. He and his
daughter. Patricia. were supper
guests Of Mrs. Hattie Morgan Tues
day. Miss Hattie spent Thursday
with the Seay family
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Anderson
Jaun Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morgan. Jr. called on Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Wood. Sunday
afternoon.
To
Mr. and Mrs R. M Morgan.
their daughter Cydna. and their
dog. Missy, have moved to Farm
vile.
Mrs. J Branch Forbes took her
daughters, Susan and Nan. to the
Southside Hospital Sunday after
noon to see their long time friend.
Al Smith, 1t had been such a long
time since they had seen him that
temporary shyness tied their
usually nimble tongues. but back at
home they told enthusiastically of
their visit and their pleasure in
seeing their friend. "Hc gets Just
as excited over a ball game as
ever they commented While at
tho hospital Mrs Forbes and the
girls also called on Hatcher Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crews and
son. Robert Jr, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey
Spencer. Mrs. Lille Price was
guest in the Spencer home Sunday
Miss Beth Forbes, Jimmie
Forbes. and w NJ. Trent were Sun
day dinner guests of the John
Dorriers at Scottsville
Thompson Guests
Mrs Luther Walden and sons.
Nat and Aubrey. spent several days
Of last week with Mr.. and Mrs
O. j Thompson
Mrs. U O. Rothgeb was a week
end guest of her mother. Mrs.
Mary Jamerson Sunday dinner
guests in the Jamerson home were
Mr.. and Mrs John Harris and
Mrs. Mary Oliver and grandson
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jamerson and
their children called Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sites visited
in the Buster Flood home Satur-
day night
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Poats and
and children, Judy and Gene. were
guests of the Eugene Flood and
Fred Flood families Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christian
and son, Steve, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs Louis Christian
Sunday visitors in the Christian
home were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drewry. their daughter. Shelby
Jean, and r. L. Seay. Jr.. and his
son. Lonnie. Young Lonnie stayed
for the week with his grandpar-
entS.
Fishing Good
Mrs. Raymond Kidd was with the
John Morgans for the week end
Friday, Mrs. Morgan and her
guest went to Jctersville and spent