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The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
REV. CHAMBERS ADDRESSES
TRINITY LUTHERAN WOMEN

The Evening Group of the l.. w.
M. L. Trinity Lutheran Church
held its regular meeting, with Rev.
John Chambers giving the topic,
your Slip Is Showing, emphasi-
sing Personal Faith and Life.
Mrs. Ben Hubley presented the
group with a film IN Cancer Re-
search.
The Membership Committee
will be in charge of contracting
all ladies of the Congregation to
help with the activity of the
month Church Cleaning" which
will begin March 23rd. The host
esses for the evening were: Mrs.
Clifford Kallevig, Mrs. Doug
Johnson and Mrs. Charles Berner.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
Cartwright News

A son born March 1st at Havre,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mckinney
formerly Arlene Ausk) makes
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Elletson great
grandparents and Mrs. Emma
Leens great great grandmother,
now five generations.
Gordon Oakland was here Fri
day from Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Olson re-
turned home Wednesday from a
months vacation spent at the
Pacific Coast. Mrs. Olson has a
sister, Mrs. Edw. Berlandi at
Sutherlin, Oregon and Milton has
a sister, Mrs. Russell Brazier at
Rodeo, Calf, near Oakland and
two noieces in southern Calf,
whom they visited.
The wedding dance Friday
night was a full house at the hall.
Sunday afternoon a large group
Of well wiSherS met at the hall
with potluck lunch. a program
and a shower of gifts honoring
the newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Skorpil.
Ronald Shade, Stormy and
Vance NickerS attended the Bas-.
ke;ball tournament in Will;ston
Saturday night.
Mrs. Frank LaSsey spoke on the
theme The UN The Hope Of the
World" at a dinner meeting of
Business and Professional Women
at Williston Thursday evening.
She also showed slides OF the
n, some of which she purchased
last November when she attended
the A A UN and the United Ma
tons in New York as a delegate
from North Dakota.
Mrs. VIM. Dobias was a speaker
and showed slides of the ''struc-
ture of the u NJ at Fairview PTA
Monday night. Mrs. Dobias OBJ
tanned some of these slides when
she visited there in 1857.
These are likely the most COM
plete set of U N slides in this
locality and anyone wishing to
see them for a meeting need only
to contact either of these two
Sioux Local F u Juniors and
Reserves classes met at the hall
March 7th with perfect atten-
lance Mrs. VIM Lassey taught
he third class as Mrs. Don Note
BOOM was unable to attend.
classes are meeting again
night at Frank Lassey
lome at z pm. est.
Action Officials of Sioux Local
'armers Union met at the Frank
.assey home last Wednesday to ,
Ian meeting of March 18th when
Tr. Rambur of the F U Trading j.,
Company has been asked to speak. )
film THE History of GTA" !
as been ordered and Mrs. VIM 8
will speak on the Reor- 6
anization at the state office in
JAMESTOWN The special Fun Night 9
ommittee, Mrs. Ray Skorpil, Mrs. s
Ienry Iszley and Mr.. Frank Las
ay have set March 21st at s pm. u
S the date and time for their =
Fun Night" at the Cartwright +
all when there will be European n
ides shown, cards and potluck "
inch. e
Nearby locals and any interested c
are invited to the party. j
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11

MIR. and Mrs. George Bolte re-
turned Saturday from Mesa, Ariz-
ona, where they enjoyed 2H
months of the healthful climate
for which that area is noted They
report a fine trip both ways with
the exception of a short stretch
of road at Trinidad, Colorado,
which was blocked when they ar
rived there on their return, due
to a recent snow, and made 1t
necessary for them to lay over for
a day.
In Mesa they met many Sidney
folks. some of whom are spending
the winter there and others, who
have located there permanently.
They enjoy many nice trips into
the dessert and to nearby lakes,
and also sports and games in Mesa,
some OF which they participated
in.
Mrs. Bolte resumed her work as
librarian and office clerk at the
Sidney Grade school Monday.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
BOWLING news

24s2-Sidney Paint & Glass
3459-Petersons Repair
High Individual ; Games
sop. TolackSon
Ssh. Johnson
572-A. Peterson
High Team Single Game
S04-MooSe No. l
370-MooSe No. l g,
3S3-Ssdney Paint & Glass
High individual Single Game
2z3-A. Peterson
Flip. Tolackson
2ll-H johnson
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
w. O. T. M. NEWS

The Sidney Chapter 761 of the
Women of the Moose held their
regular meeting on Tuesday,
March 3rd in the Moose Home.
The meeting was called to order
by Senior Regent Gladys Levno.
Enrolment of one new member
was held. Thanks for the serving
of the Sportsman Banquet was
heard. There was the regular
amount of business.
The w. O.. T. M. Charter was
draped in memory of CO.
worker Louisa Zeller.
Lunch was served by the Moose
haven Committee, Melva Cundiff
chairman. The next regular meet
will be Tuesday, March 18th.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
Hay Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Zadow anc
family Of Sidney were Sunday
dinner guests at Chef DoreS.
WilliSton shoppers on Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hender-
son. Debbie and. Joyce.
The Koffee Kup Klub met al
the Gordon Berndt home last
Wednesday afternoon.
Karen and Alma Simmons were
overnight guests of Sonia and
'Sandra Rude on Saturday night.
Ed Houchen and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Houchen, Larry and Bren-
da were Saturday dinner guests
of the Charlie Houchens in Sid
ney. Ed Houchen left for Los
Angeles by plane that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Ullman
and family we're coffee guests at
the Ed copeland home in Sidney
on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chef Dore and Mrs. Gladys
Levno attended the Town and
Country Institute on Friday after
noon.
Jean Ann and Donald Hillman
went TO Williston Sunday to at
tend a Zion League meeting.
: Mr.. and Mrs Sigurd Rudie
visited Their son, Sigurd Jr. and
family in Fairview on Sunday
afternoon. I,
Business callers in Williston on
Saturday were Craig Berry and
loot Vanderhoof. I
Miss Beulah Levno was a week
end guest of Laura KloSe of Fair
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scoop Dore and
visited in Arnegard on
Sunday.
. Miss Sharon Henderson was a
dinner guest at the Otto Habe-
dank's on Saturday evening
Kendall was home from BoDeman,
where ne attends Montana State
College.
+. Callers at the William Rennie
home in Sidney on Saturday were
Jack and Wayne Berry.
MI. and Mrs. Dallas Ullman and
Mrs. Josie Kooken travelled to
Glendive to get Mrs Sadie Ullman
pm Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Henderson
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Douglas at the Elks
Beach Combers Party on Satur-
day night.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
VIRUS RESEARCH SUPPORTED

To discover if some types of
cancer in man are virus-caused,
the American Cancer Society is
supporting virus research with
grants of about $4,000 900. If it is
established that viruses. cause
human cancer, a preventive vac
cine might be found. Contribute
to the 1859 Crusade to support
more cancer research.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11

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559-N. ReGl1l
High Team Single Game
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S26-QuliLngs
Sos. cney Cleaners
High Individual Single tame
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The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
ELKS SPEECH AND HEARING
CLINIC IN SIDNEY MAR. 1917

The next Sidney Elks Speech
and Hearing Clinic will be held
Monday and Tuesday, March 10th
and 18th at the Sidney Elks Home.
During the last clinic fourteen in
dividuals TOOK part in the Speech
Theraphy Program. This program
is open to all ages and appoint
ments to e the speech therapist
can be made by calling Babe Turn
er at As, Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11
CATHOLIC LADIES' TO
HOLD FOOD SALE MARCH q

The Catholic Ladies' will hold
a food sale in the International
Harvester building Saturday, Mar.
81, beginning at 1890 am. There
will be a large selection of home
baked goods on sale.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11

BURGET BOND LETTER PAPER
OR ENVELOPES. Soc VALUE
FOB ONLY 33c AT THE NEW
SIDNEY DRUG STORE
elite
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-11

PHOTO FANS TRY THAT NEW
ANSCO SUPER HYPAN FILM.
IT'S RATED AT ASA 500. AVAIL
ABLE AT THE NEW SIDNEY
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10
EAST SIDE NEWS

-" 1850 $500 -
Sunday, Sept. q, Albert
Lindsey, Jr., and his family
from Jackson were guests In
the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Lindsey, Sr.
The Lindseys were very happy
to have these visitors.
Recently Mrs. Lille M.
Parker, her two sons, Char
les and Clarence. also her sis
ter, Mrs. Lula Jane Lindsey
visited Mrs. Alberta Shoto who
has been i'll. At the time OF
the visit, Mrs. Shoto was do
ing fine. They also visited
Mrs. Mary Ann Brown.
Sunday, October 4, Sweet
Rest Sunday School was held
at the regular hour, with the
Supt., Bro. A. Dillon in charge.
The lesson was beautifully
taught by each teacher on the
subject, "Ye shall be my wit
nesses" Acts /; l. Attendance
was large. The lesson was
reviewed by Bro. Willie Jen-
kins, Jr. Other remarks were
made by Bro. T. B.. Brannon
from Detroit, Michigan. Bro.
A. Dillon, Supt., Miss Gerald
inc Therrell, Sec.
The Jackson and Terry Dis
trict Sunday School and B. Y.
P. u. Convention will convene
at Sweet Rest Church, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, October
8, 10, II.
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DoddsviIIe
News

Revival at the Old Jericho
NJ. B. Church, Doddsville,
Miss, was held recently with
three new members being add.
ed to the church. The services
we're conducted by Rev. E. c.
Jones, evangelist from Green
wood. One of his messages
was on the subject, "A long
distance CALL" The meeting
was one of the best since Rev.
Burt became the pastor. Money
raised was $1o8.19. Mrs. Kill.
ingsworth is church clerk.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10

THE MEMBERS of the
Brooklyn Chapel M. B. G. are
giving their pastor his install
lation the End Sunday, Octo-
Der II, 1859. Friday night .Oc-
tober 8, the Eastern Stars sand
Masons in charge. Mrs. Emma
Hail., w. M, Rosie Jermison,
w. NJ, Bro. L. Kelley, w. Mas
ter, Bro. W.. B. Shelton, w.
Master. Sermon by Rev. w. M.
Hall, Rev. A. d. Burt, Pastor,
Mrs. Viola Shotwell, Clerk.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
By Rev. George A. Harper
511 Avenue G.,
Greenwood, Miss.
SPIRIT FILLED WET.
NESSES

Lesson Text - Acts 2; Print
2:1-4, 1924, 32-38.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10
Rytex
personoIized
stationery
double the
usual quantity
BIS
regularly Ats

CHARTER CLUB vELLUM
by Rytex is our regular fine
quality letter-paper that is
so popular all year round.
For October Only you get
double the usual quantity
200 club single sheets
and 100 envelopes or 100
empress sheets and 100 enve-
lopes.
Sheets and envelopes custom
imprinted with your name and
address in choice of styles
shown. Fine quality heavy vel
lum paper in white or blue.
Choice of blue, grey or null
berry ink.
An excellent opportunity to
stock up for yourself and the
family. And don't forget that
Rytex Charter Club Vellum
make fine gifts for all occa-
sions.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10

MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
JACKSON, SR., TIP Avenue
j, were delighted to have
their two sons, Mr.. Edward
Jackson, Jr., of Chicago and
Mr.. Bonnie Jackson of Los
Angeles, California in their
home again last week. They
all motored to the city, Mr..
Edward Jackson was accom-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10

MR.. w. NJ. BILLIARD spent
the weekend with his daughter
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Ford in Gambling, La,
where they are working in
Gambling College and he re-
ports a most enjoyable trip
and met many friends, but his
many friends were glad to see
him back home safe.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
AND TO ALL THE CHURCH
ES in and around Greenwood.
We the members are giving
our pastor, Rev. A. c.. Alexan-
der, his first year anniversary
at the New Foundation M. B.
Church on Avenue K, Green.
wood, Miss, on the End Sun
day, October IL. The Anniver
sary Sermon will be deliver
ed by Rev. w. M. Hall, ST.
Paul in charge. Mrs. Garry Ag-
new, Clerk.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10
Greenwood News !.

THE PARKER GOSPEL
SIN GER S of Greenwood,
Miss, motored to Sars Fran
cisco, California to attend the
National Baptist Convention.
While in the state of California
these singers visited the beau
tiful city of Los Angeles,
where they had a most enjoy
able stay and also rendered
several programs at the st.
Paul Baptist Church. The
group consists Of the following
persons: Mr.. Allen Childs, Di
rector; Mr.. Johnny Pernell.
Business Manager; Mrs. Matte
Dukes, advisor; Miss Mallle D.
Parker, president; Mrs. Earnes-
tine Johnson, Mrs. Effie ID.
Pernell and Mrs. Elvernia
Pollard.
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panied by a friend and thew
spent three weeks; Mr.. Bonnie
jackson spent one week. They
met. many old friends and en-.
Joyed the many social courte
sizes shown them. Mr.. Bonnie
jackson was dinner guest in
the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Bishop and they
all report a most enjoyable
visit. AT the Bishops home.
MIR. Jackson was privileged to
meet some of his old school
THE STRANGERS HOME
PETERSON CIRCLE met in
the home of Mrs. Mamie Nc.
Kalry, 118 w. Percy Street at
8: o'clock P. M. in its regular
meeting with the leader, Mrs.
Henrietta Matthews in charge.
Mrs. Moore conducted the de,
votion and Mrs. Tardden read
the scripture and sang hymn
Prayer was offered by Mrs.
Walker. The message was
brought by Mrs. Mary John
son on the subject, Ten of
the worst foes of mankind"
The devoted closed with pray
er and a song. Mrs. S. l..
Nixon the leader did not take
a subject but talked on the
one that had been brought by
the devotional leader. Both
she and Mrs. Johnson brought
out some very inspiring facts.
Before the close of the meet
ing tasty plate luncheon of
salad on lettuce, crackers, ice
cream cake and lemonade was
enjoyed. Eight members and
one visitor we're present. Of
fering was 1925. Mrs. Hen
retta Matthew, Leader, Mrs.
Willie Motion, Secretary, Mrs.
Mary Johnson, Treasurer.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10

MIR. DYSON RICHARDSON
of Chicago, H., is in the city
this week visiting his brother,
Mr.. Ben Richardson on Ave
nue. I, and other relatives and
old friends, while in the city,
Mr.. Richardson has been away
from the city for five years
and is enjoying his visit very
much. He is very pleased with
the progress and improvement
that has been made since he
lived here.
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treet Greenwood. Miss or Dlaj
merit among the people by
means of the miraculous ser
vice which he rendered. Yet
in spite of his divine appoint
ment and human approval a
certain element of people had
taken advantage of Jesus and
condemned him to the death of
criminal. This was the in
dictment, that an innocent ser
want of God had been executed
as a criminal, in spite of his
position, his innocence, and
merit. Whom God had raised
up, having loosed the pains of
death: because it was not pos
Sible that he should be holden
of it, Therefore did God
raise up Jesus from the dead
and showed him alive to many
witnesses. The plan to defeat
and to destroy Jesus was a
struggle against God himself
and that is why it failed to ac-
complish its objective.
CHRIST EXALTED BY
THE FATHER:
This Jesus hath God raised
up, whereof we all are wit
nesses'' = The plan to destroy
Jesus backfired instead of &C.
complishing its aim, and in
tead of putting an end to him
magnified him, for he was
raised again from the dead and
many of the people knew that
he was alive again. AS long
as there remained witnesses to
the resurrection the enemies
of Jesus did not have a chance
to obliterate his memory.
Therefore being by the right
hand of God exalted, and hav-
ing received of the Father the
promise of the Holy Ghost,
he hath shed forth this, which
We now see and hear" - They
were told that this commotion
was being caused by the gift
of the Holy Spirit through
Christ Jesus whom the Jews
had condemned and killed.
What the people were seeing
at that time was the manifesto
ton of the power of Gods
Spirit which had been prom
ised by and through Jesus.
For David is not assembled
into the heavens: but he saith
himself, Thy Lord said unto
my LORD, Sit thou on my right
hand - The right hand posi-
ton symbolized that of author
ity and power. In this case the
Lord is sharing the throne of
eternal power with God the
supreme Ruler, waiting for the
conquest of his enemies. "Un-
til | make thy foes thy foot
STOOL This is the pre-
diction made Of the enemies
of Christ; God will conquer
them and put them at the feet
of Jesus that he might put
them under complete subju.
cation. Therefore let all the
house of Israel know assured
ly, that God hath made that
same Jesus, whom We hath
cruclfied, both Lord and
Christ" However, Jesus
did not do all this himself or
by his own power; God was
IN the situation exercising
control over the ultimate re-
suits. 1t was God who made
Jesus both Lord and Christ.
that is, both King and Priest.
THE PEOPLE REPENT AT
PETERS PREACHING:
Now when they heard this,
they were pricked in their
heart, and said unto Peter and
to the rest of the apostles, Men
and brethren, what shall we
do" This is the purpose
OF the power to witness for
Christ that others might be
convinced of error and con-
vlcted of sin and be converted.
If the situation was like Peter
described it a terrible crime
had been committed, one
which the guilty were in seri-
Gus danger of severe punish
ment.
Something n d e d to
be done, but what? 1t was left
for the apostles to give the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-10

P R E SID EN- / Z. ED
WARDS of the Afro-AmerIcan
Sons & Daughters, spoke to
a good audience, Sunday at 3:
P. NJ, at Mckinney Chapel
Baptist Church. His message
was full of information AND In
spiration. The officers of the
Lodges in the city were install
led. The Afros pray for Presi-
dent Edwards a long life of
continued success as a leader
among his people. Mrs. c. S.
Harper, Reporter.
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receive the power of the Holy
Spirit.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06

cent guests Of her mother. Mrs. E.
C. Andrews. Gayle stayed with her
grandmother while Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan spent several days in
Florida. Mrs. R. F. Andrews, Of
Prospect, spent the week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Estes, of
Charlotte c. H., Mrs. Richard Bon
durant. of Richmond. and F. B.
Simms spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. p. G. Estes.
Mrs. w. D. Mason and her sister
Mrs. M. S. Kelley, of Lynchburg
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Mason in Burkeville, Tues
day evening
Miss Martha Ann Bass was the
week end guest of Miss Melissa
Myers in Farmville.
Misses Corinne and Zelma Mesh
Ter, Of Salem, visited Mr.. and Mrs
S. H. Bailey, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Banks, of Norfolk
spent Saturday and Sunday with
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06
Buckingham Club Represented
At Tea At Governors Mansion

T. c. Goode, Joe Goode and Mrs.
Nena Inge. of Bedford county.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin c. Goode were Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Elliott and daugh-
ters, Mrs Edward Barrel and Glen
Riddle, OF Pamplin.
WNIU November %
The regular meeting of the WMU
of Enon Baptist Church has been
postponed until Monday, Novem-
Der IS
The Pastors Conference Of the
James River Baptist Association
was held Monday at the First Bap-
tst Church. The Rev Bernard F..
LeSueur. superintendent of the Bap-
5ist Home at Culpeper, was the
guest speaker
The WMU Of the First Baptist
Church met Monday night with Mrs.
C. F. Crow Mrs C. c. Beatty
program chairman. was in charge
Of the program entitled Refugees
in Korea
The Week Of Prayer was observ-
ed at the White Hall Methodist
Church Wednesday night. Mrs. Ivan
Davis. spiritual life secretary. was
IN charge Of the program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06

Mrs. George Pankeay, of Ruston,
La, and Mr. and Mrs. John Pan
key. Of Farmville, visited Mr.. and
Mrs e. W. Baldwin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B Garrett. Of Green Bay,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Crummett
and children. Bill. Nancy and Ann.
of Charleston. w. Va, spent sew
eral days last week with her
mother, Mrs. H. P. Bradshaw They
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Weaver. Friday evening Miss
Helen Bolt, Of Williamsburg spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Bradshaw and they, with the Crum-
NETS. were dinner guests Of Mrs.
John Bradshaw in CreWe, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. c. G. johnson and Mrs. j
O. MaWyer and children, of Rich
mond. were visitors Of Mr. and Mrs
David Yeats. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Simms, Of Alexandria
and Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Lindsey
and children. Of Richmond. were
week end guests Of Mn and Mrs
John Lindsey ard f. B. Simms
Keith Lindsey remained for few
DAYS with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bondman
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark a
Gold Hill. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. d. A. Gates and Mrs. n. e
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Dillwyn News, Social Events

spend the winter in their home in
New Orleans.
Assigned to Base in Nevada
Billy Reid Talbot has been as
signed to duty in Winnemucca Ain
Force Base in Nevada with the
658th Aircraft Control and Warn
ing Squadron.
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Maxey were Mr.. and Mrs
Ballard Maxey and Mrs. r. T.
Maxey. of Richmond. and Mrs F
w. Duty. of Buckingham. c. H
Mr. and Mrs, Pete Moss and
children. William Ayres .aa Mr.
and Mrs. Lacy Spencer. of Rich
mcnd. spent the week END visiting
Mrs. NJ o. Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Maxey
Mrs. Allen Maxey and Miss Thel
ma Maxey accompanied Mrs. r. T
Maxey to Richmond. Sunday NIGHT
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E Charlton wore
guests Wednesday of Mrs. S. c
Hatcher in Ashland.
Mrs. Edna Pearson, MIS- ] R
Snoddy, Mrs Ivan Davis anc
Chips Davis were visitors in Char
lottesville last Friday.
Guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs
austin G Goode were Mn. and Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06
Out-0t7o Guests Top
Visiting Card In Rice

Trear were week end guests OF Mrs.
Trear's daughter, Mrs. Emmett
Williams, and Mr. Williams in Nor
folk.
Clyde Bradshaw. of Norfolk, was
the overnight guest of Mrs. H. T..
Bradshaw last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Bass and
Beverly spent the week end with
relatives in NeWcomerstoWn. Ohio.
Miss Emma Miller who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Bass, for
some time returned home with
them
Nh and Mrs. B. G. Bass were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Bass last Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Stafford
and Gary, of Richmond, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. r. B. Walthall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Gates were dinner
guests on unday.
Miss Mabel Vaughan was the din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. l.
Vaughan Sunday.
Mrs. Marie Swecker, Of Char
lottesville. was the overnight CUES
Of MI and Mrs. Vaughan, Monday
MI. and Mrs. r. a. Daniel ane
J. G. Farley visited Mrs. Car
Boges, j., at Trlces Lake. Sunday
MI and Mrs Harvey Morgan ane
baby, Gayle Of Gloucester, were re
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06

Mrs. j. Francis West, of Gravel
Hill attended tea given by Mrs.
j. Lindsey Almond. Jr.. at tn e
Governor 5 Mansion on Wednesday
when she entertained the Execu-
tive Committee of the Virginia
Federation of Woman's Clubs. Mrs
West is the Recording Secreatry
for the Virginia Federation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Rakes. of
DillWyn. entertained at their home
Thursday night in honor Of their
daughter. Betty Jean Rakes OF her
fifth birthday.
Guests who helped Betty Jean
cele brate were. Nancy Wingo.
Mary Kathryn Reynolds. Charles
Reynolds. Harriet Apperson, P m
Apperson Mary Clay Goode, John
Goode, Mark D..nkum. Leslie Dun
kun, John Station. Doris Bryant
Mary Lou Terrill. Michael Roop
Judy Shunaker. Wayne Dawson
Jr., William Marks. Wanda Thomas
and Hank Jamerson. During the
evening three movies were shown
and refreshments were served to
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley R West,
of The Tavern left this week to