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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

the holidays. during which time she
had her tonsils removed.
Tommic Thomas is spending some
time with his nephew jimmie
Thomas, and family aud other rela
tlvcS near Gold Hill
Jamcrsons Visit Parents
Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Jamcrson
and children visited her parents
near Wealthia during the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Norman and
MI. and Mrs Robert Lebcr. and
Zebra Of Tunstall. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman DoWdy
Mr.. and Mrs Jimmie Leap visited
his mother. Mrs. Worth Leap, at
her home In ScottsVille last week
His father is still a patient IN a
Richmond hospital.
1 Holiday guests Of Mrs. Reeves
Phaup were Mr. and Mrs Bobby
Webb. OF Washington. d. c.; Mr.
and MIS-. Charles Layman. Of Cor
K louisville. Lloyd Walker. Of Lynch
burg, and Tom and Virginins GriRg
I 70 Richmond and Falls Church. The
mcnfolk enjoyed the hunting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

Clarence ford. Of CreWc,
visited Charles. Billy and u n g
OWnsby Sunday
Ounsbys Go TO Church
The Willie Ownsby family All
tended Sunday services at Belfast
Baptist church In CrcWe.
Walter Marks Is better after nav
ing been sick for several days dur
ING the Christmas holidays.
June, Charles and Billy OwnSby
attended birthday parties for Kay
Coates. Of CreWe, December 81 and
for Clarence Llmsford. Of Crcwc. On
his thirteenth birthday
\ Guests Of MIR and Mrs Reuben
Jamerson. and family. during the
holidays were MI. and MIS- Guy
Norman, Of Farmville. Mr.. and
Mrs, Bob Leber, and Dcbra, Of Tun-
stall and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
4 DoWdy.
4 Thomas Ray Dunkmm. Of Now
Canton visited MT. and Mrs Alfred
Harris.
A Miss Kathy Bailey Il ready and
rarine 70 fart back to school since
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Oak Forest

Mr. and Mrs. Conway Anderson.
Of Richmond. visited Mr., and Mrs.
E. b. Anderson New Years day
MIR and Mrs J Gordon Smith
and Jimmy Smith. Of Richmond.
visited Mr. and Mrs. w S. Ander-
son Saturday
Ra y M ono Mitterer and two
friends near Mechanicsvillc visited
MIR. and Mrs f. B Anderson Sahlr-
day and hunted some.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Ashburn and
children. and Miss Edith Ashbnrn.
of Mayoden. N. c., spent two days
recently with Mr. and Mrs. w. Ash
burn.
Rev and Mrs Robert Woodsor
and children. of Nellys Ford. visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. W H. Ashbuyil re-
Gently.
MI and Mrs. Woodson. Of Farm
Vile. and son. Garland. visited Mr.
and Mrs. W L. Ashburn recently
Lee Stonncll visited Mrs G. A
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Fork>of Willis

MISS Bessie Anderson Of Rich
mond spent last Tuesday in the
home Of Mrs. W c. Flippcn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan. Of
Richmond. spent New Years day
with Mrs Lucy Duncan
Mr. and Mrs Donald Weber and
sons, of EllerSon, spent last Tues
day IN the w H Duncan home
Mr. and Mrs O. w. Ball. and
family Of Moseley. were guests
Saturday in the } M Barker home.
Blevins Return
Nh. and Mrs. George Blevin, and
family. Of Norfolk, returned last
Thursday after spending the holi-
days With the Calncs
Mr.. and MIS- w + Dunkum and
Mrs. Jimmie Leap. Of DillWyn,
visited MIS-. Lucy Duncan and the
W G Flippens Saturday MI and
Mrs. Billy Ayers. Of Richmond.
visited Mrs. Duncan Sunday
Douglas Barker spent the week
end at his home here.
Quite a few people from the com
munity attended the Baker-Via we'd
ding IN Charlottesville Saturday
Babers Entertain
MI. and Mrs j l. DemareSt. Of
Arlington, spent several days last
week III the Baber home Week end
guests were, MI and Mrs. j l..
Demarest. Jr Robbie Denarest
and jimmie Allen, also Of Airing
ton
Mrs b NJ. Shepherd. Of Cumber-
land was dinner guest 81 MI. and
Mrs vi r Pepper Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Duncan and
Margaret Cooke accompanied Judy
Duncan to HarriSonburg Sunday
Oakwood WSCS VIII meet IN tho
home Of MIS- Frank Babcr Satnr-
day
MIR and Mrs Willie Duncan visit.
ed MI and MIS- c a Simpson
near Farmville Sunday
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Curdsville Items r
Ministers Meet AT George Phaup
Home For Christmas Holiday Visit

Mrs, q y Profit, Of Charlottcs.
vile visited Mt, and MIS- Vcrnard
Proffitt Sunday
Christmas holiday guests Of Mr.
and Mrs George Phaup were Rev
and Mrs Bernard Phaup, and son,
of High Point. n g. Rev and Mrs
Walter phaup and Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Phaup. and two sons. Of
Roanoke Rev and Mrs. Clarence
Phaup and three children. and Mrs
May Phanp Wessman and three
sons, Of Washington. D C., ant
with Mrs Raymond Phaup ano
three sons. there were III for Christ
mas dinner
The Wscs met with Nos Halle
Baldfidgc Wednesday.
Dunkums Go to Far,nviIIc
Mr and Mrs, Emmett Dunkun
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we're In Farmyllle Monday
Mr. and Mrs Eric Flanagan have
been spending the holidays at their
Buckingham Springs home
Mr. and Mrs George rarrel ot
Hampton. have brcn visiting Mr..
and MIS- Oscar Weaver
Mr., and Mrs D A Griffith had
AS week end guests Mn and Mrs.
Horace DoWdys and family, Of Alex
andria
Sunday dinndr guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Vcrnard Proffitt were Mi and
Mrs kemper Bcasley and sons.
K G. and 7. C.
HID Club To Meet
Hickory GROVE Home DcmonStra
iion club vii ineet January IA with
Mrs J L. Jones at 2 pm.
Guests last week OF Charles Allen
were Billy and Charles 'Ownsby
MIS- Mayfieh OWnsby. who spent
the holidays with her son and
COMPLIMENTARY Nh and Mrs
Willie OWnsby. and family, has ~
turned ~ Farniville where She Il
on nursing case.
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kexvconton Items
Mrs. George Jeffries, Mrs. Edlpards
Die Here After Prolonged Illnesses

Mrs George Jeffries was buried
at Trinity Church Thursday Mrs
Jnffries had been IN bad health for
some years Sympathy IS extended
to Mr.. Jcflries and the children
Mrs Rosa Edwards, widow of
Randolph Edwards was buried at
Arvona Thursday Mrs Edwards
had been in bad health for a num-
Der of years.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Harvey
visited H. NJ DuVall and Hvpes
Newton in Johnston-Willls Hospital
Sunday Fontaine LeSueur n d
Katherine Davis Cox are patients
i'll this hospital Newton Will have a
lung operation Mrs Cox was opel-
ated on Christmas Day and is doing
fine
Roy Gormous Is still improving
He is still in Richmond with his
son. Roy. Jr
Harris Family Visits
Mrs. Jack Harris. Ii and MIS-,
Maury Jones. Billy and Patsy Har-
ris visited relatives in Hopewen
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. SNOW. Of
Farmville. called at the Gilbert
home Sunday, but found no one al
home. Mrs. Gilbert was sorry she
missed them
Mrs. J, R Phillips and CLYDE
Davis visited Mrs Edith Clarke and
Mrs Nancy Wood Tuesday
L. NJ Phillips and Miss Betty
Gillian. of Richmond and Mrs e
B Phillips, Of Bon Air. were New
Years day dinner guests Of Mr
and Mrs. j r Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs Harland Watkins
Mrs. Margaret Watkins and daugh-
ter. Peggy, Of Richmond vlsltee
Miss Evelyn Riddle New Year
day
Mrs. Tom BALDWIN went TO Rich
mond Sunday to be with her sister
Mrs. Saunders. who has been very
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Scottsville

MISS Louise Bcal entertained IL
dinner party Monday Hnr guests
Wcrc Mrs. Florence Refer. Air. and
Mrs Richard Sylvester honseeuests
Of Richard Holstrlm at PLAIN Deal
DING, Holsuum. Miss Susie Blair
Mrs Mary Kelsey and Mrs. Jack
son Beal. Jr. Of Scottsville.
Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs
& 1. simmons were Mr.. and Mars
&. c. Jones; of Washington, Nh
and Mrs MINOR omohund,o and
children. of Charlottesville Mr. and
Mrs Walter Beggs, Steve Bower,
Mr. and Mrs V l. Simmons and
children. Barbara, and Lucid. Of
Warwick, and Roderick l. SIM
mons, of the University Of VHainia
kcntuckians Visit
Rev and Mrs John Hall Of tous-
VIE XVI, and Miss Barbara Pleas
ants Of LSnchbura visited MISS
Ruth Looper Friday
Miss Joyce Currier entertained a
group Of friends al New Years
Exc party Tuesday Midnight sup
per was served at the approach Of
The New Year.
II r Nicholas il has retained
after spending some time IN The
University of VIRGINIA Hospital
Mrs Frank Stephens. of Salem.
spent the New Year holiday With
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson Beal Jr
Mondays Sell House
Mn and Mrs Cash Monday have
sold their house ID Fluvanna county
near scottsYllle and moved To ali
apartment in town. Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Ewoldt purchased The Monday
house and WIN move in when thcv
eretun from California. where they
have been for several weeks.
Macon jones, who owned and
operated Jones Store here. has
gone out OF business.
W. B. Catiett and son. David Cat
lett. we're in Big Island on business
Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Caldwell re-
turned from Georgia last Saturday
She spent the Christmas HOLIDAYS
with her sister and family. and
visited her son, Dr. Cary N. Moon.
and family, in Charlottesville and
went on to stratford. where she is
hostess IL the dining room.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

Mr. and Ms r. a. Huxtcr and
daughter, Mary Ellen. Of Richmond.
visited Mr. and Mrs, B l. Appcr-
Mrs. Deanc Returns
Mrs. ] A Deane returned Sun
day after spending several days
with her children in Richmond
DR. and Mrs. j. r Johnson. OF
Lynchbure, were supper guests OF
the j A Dcanes Sunday
Lawrence Jamerson and son. Ray
visited Mr. and Mrs Joe Janersor
and hunted
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CurdsvilIe Items

Holiday guests Of Mrs. Lucy
Bcrsch and Miss Annie Phaup We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bersch, and
three children. Of Lynchburg, Mr..
land Mrs. Frank Bersch. OF Cul-
pepper. Mrs Corbin Wise. Of Lynch
burg. Mr.. and Mrs Garland Phaup.
of Richmond and Norfolk. and Jim
Phaup. of Salem
Stonnel. Tuesday
Miss Jean Anderson OF Amelia
spent several days with Miss Car.
olvn Stonnell this week.
Mr. and Mrs Blake Jennings
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Sheldon and
Mrs. Ada Sheldon, Of Toano, visited
Mr.. and MIS- G. A. Stonncll Sunday
Hugh Coyncr. Of Waynesboro
! spent Sunday and part q Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs q A. Stonncll
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Reserve District No 5 Stoe No 80
REPORT or CONDITION or PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST
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AND OPERATING. UNDER THE BANKING LAWS OF
THIS STATE AND MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RE-
SERVE SYSTEM. PUBLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
CALL MADE BY THE STATE BANKING AUTHORITIES
AND By THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK or THIS DIS
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

Leaving the city Monday for AMIN college, was William
L. McCraw son of Mrs. Mary l. Cook Young McCraw was
senior in of $50 from Scpo Jones high school,
The singing union will be held Sunday $50 p m at MI
Pleasant Baptist church. 23d Orange street Rev. Otis C.
pastor; {. Jackson president Mrs D. Hughes secy
Boes of Point Is attending Shorter college
the nephew of Miss Cleo Boes of 1910 Hickory street
Woman's Day will observed Sunday First Baptist,
9th and Pine street Rev. V NJ Banks pastor G. the eleven
o'clock hour Mrs r. A. Glasco of Collins Temple Baptist
church will be the principal speaker at 230 panel
(Theme: Woman Steward) with Mrs. Annie Raford,
Bethel AME Mrs. Ida Ruth Morton, Wesley Chapel CINE,
Mrs Ozel Phillips Arch Street Baptist church. Committee
members Mrs Battles, Mrs J. Kay and Mrs L. Jones'
The Mchells of 2109 Hunter Road with their children,
Mercedes David Archie and Bruce her sister, Linda
Handy spent the weekend in Hot Springs They reported
enjoyable trip. 80. y ..as -. d !. L..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
JOHNSON BUSINESS SCHOOL
REGISTRATION MONDAY Seotennhar 1859

VETERAN APPROVED
Call Mrs NJ E Johnson, FR 2-443 for additional infor.
nation Located in the HOTEL CHAIRMAlNE, 800 West
14th Street Little Rock Arkansas
The Silhouette club met at the Yates new
member Mrs. Bernestine Redwood In After the
business meeting delicious reeshment served The
next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Margaret Dunbar
1873 Pasao>a Drive Ora Yates president Hamilton
reporter
"A group of men and women of Booker Homes project
will meet Thursday in the social for the pur-
pose of making activity plans for age boys
munity. Mrs. Rosa Johnson, president.
The Cavalette club the home of Mrs Fannie Day.
26O1 Spring street. with Mrs Willie Mae Fisher as hostess
The meeting opened by the president Mrs Leary
which each member repeated quotation This being social
played during which time refreshing beverages were
served Prizes by Mrs Sel Tucker Mrs Charity
Lee and Mrs. Verge Kohnman Mrs Mabe Johnson 1922
West 18th street will be the next hostess Mrs Alfredo
reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12

and Mrs. Lloyd Myers, 1914 West
21st street last Friday night.
Alumni workers will hold an
other report meeting at the My
ers' home Friday, September IL,
at 7 p, m.
The alumni campaign is direct
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
AROUND PINE BLUFF

Lena 3. Jones Everett A. looks
Mr.. NJ. E. Mccoy local Farm Agent of 7o3 NJ Cedar
street and his Gerald visiting relatives Seattle
Washington Berkery California Angeles California
Mrs lve Foster of 2019 Ohio an instructor in
the Art department of these AMIN college, home after at
tending the session the University of Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield williamson. of Kansas City and
Mrs T. Reed of Menfee guest and Mrs James
day.
Mr.. and Mr. Wendell j. Holden and son, left last week
for Strong where he member of the faculty of the
high school there
There were visitors in the city for the Labor Day
put in this issue.
The Executive Board of the NAACP will meet at the
usual time and place Sunday The public is invited.
Everett looks, executive secretary of the Pine Buff
Branch NAACP, guest speaker the Mems Day Pro-
gram of Eighth Avenue Baptist Church Sunday.
Read The STATE PRESS and get the News While It Is
Still News.
proud parents of ID OF. daughter Lorette
rane Saturday September g. Mother daugh
doing fine
Mrs Sarah Smith and daughter, Collie, of 37o1 W. Bar
raque Miss Ethel Jean West daughter of Mrs Vessa
West of $500 Short Bird left this week for Chicago
they will the National Baptist
Smith will conduct the praise service in the Young Peoples
Division and Miss West will render solo.
Mrs Josie Jones, 1908 Missouri convalescng
nicely the Davis hospital after undergoing surgery last
Her daughter, Mrs A. c. Witerspoon Houston,
Texas and sister, Mrs Gustaya Anderson of Denver Colorado
at her bedside
Mrs. Mary Lowe, of Augusta and Mr.. and Mrs Johnnie
Lowe and children, Marvin Jean Johnetta and Veronica of
PEORIA Illinois, guests of Mrs. Jerene Billiard and
Billiard and family of 70. N Cedar street
Mr.. Mrs Wiley Gikey of COS E. 18th had as their
guests last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Holloway cousins
Mrs. Gikey of ST. Paul, MINI. On Aug Both they
Hot Springs accompanied by Mr. Mrs Gikey and Mrs.
Bessie Williams and visited friends and relatives
took in the sights of the city, Labor Day they guests
of Mr. and Mrs John Wesley Holmes fishing trip; later
being entertained with "Come As You Are Party"
Place with Mrs Eva Smiles, Mrs. Bessie Williams the
Es and the Carnaton Club hostesses They left Thurs
day for home visiting relatives In Kentucky
and Ipvan TaNlor nd Dafr
Mich have returned home after visit with Mr.. Tayoss
mother, Mrs. Taylor of Fluker street.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
PSC Alumni Drive Makes Progress

The Philander Smith college
alumni of Greater Little Rock
has pledged more than $4,000
to the building program accord
ing to the latest reports. The
alumni grSNp reported $14,028 at
meeting on the lawn of Mr..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
WARNING ORDER

State of frkansos,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Shirley Jean Beale, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 110594
Leslie G Beale, jr Defendant
The Defendant Leslie G. Beale,
jr Is warned to appear in this
court within thirty d"ys and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff Shirley Jean Beale
Dated: Sent S. 1858
Fred A.. Newth jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert w Brown
Attorney ad Litem
Arl ne Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red D G.
9:12-19 261O:9 at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
Sweet Home
Mrs. Cleo Caldwell


Mrs. Matte Staggers. Mr. and
Mrs. Etorie staggers, sp~nt the
weekend visiting friends and
relatives at Chicago Leroy
Lane of Helena, is here visiting
his SISTER, Mrs. Queen Esther
Harding. Mrs. Liza Finnie
and daughter, Mrs Taliee Bark
er have returned after spending
a month in Oakland. California
with her son. Mrs. Ella Me-
Cledon, daughter of Mrs. Arten-
Gle MeGhee was called here on
account of the illness of her sis
tier. Mrs. Georgia Boggan, who
is at the Baptist hospital.
Others on the sick list are Sam
Bass at the Veterans hospital;
Mrs. Dilcie Harris. Miss Alma
Thomas, Mrs. Lodia Atkins.
Pay Your POLL TAX Today
ed towards a $1,500.000 building
program, which includes two
dormitories. a library fine arts,
and a student union building.
The four constructions are to be
erected on a two and one-half
block sight adjacent to the coll
lege campus which was recent
" cleared by the Little Rock
Housing Authority. Campaigns
are being conducted among the
college alumni IN most metropo-
Titan areas. Mrs. Thelma Betton,
president of the local alumni
chapter. Is chairman of the drive
in Greater Little Rock. Co chair
men are Fred c. Byrd and Ozell
Sutton.
District chairmen are: Division
A Ozy ]. Cheatham; Div. B :
Mrs. Alberta H. Jones, and Div.
c : Lloyd Myers
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

State Oh 4.--1e-.s S,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
John II. Shelton. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 110740
June M Shelton, Defendant
The Defendant June M. Shelton
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
John H. Shelton
Dated: August 10Th 1858
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem.
airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher D c.
9:12-19-26;10:3 At