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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
W0man's Club Makes European Trip
With DR.. LETTERS Tuesday Afternoon

DR.. George w. letters, Long
wood College professor, spoke to
the Woman's Club Of Farmville,
Tuesday afternoon on trip he and
Mrs. Jeffers made last year. His
story was an illustrated travelogue
covering a trip from Canada, to
England. Scotland. Ireland. Wales,
Holland. Germany Switzerland,
France and Belgium.
He told of the World Fair in Bel
GUM, and Flanders Field in
France. He reported on the Peace
Palace at The Hague, where he
said there has been no peace since
the building was built.
He stressed the beauty of the
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p r,ona( Msnhou

Mrs T. T. Booth mas Just re-
turned from visit with Mr. and
Mrs. P. j. Ollie in Buckroe Beach.
she spent several Gays with MIR
and Mrs. James Bates III Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Booth and
children David Wman and
George Booth visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bates and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnie Thomas in Richmond Satur-
day.
Professor and Mrs. Macon Reed
have returned from a trip to Co
lumbia, s. G. where they have
been guests Of his brother. Richard
Reed. and Mrs. Reed
Deanna Cassada, of Roanoke. was
a week end guest Of Mary Doyne
in the Tucker Doyne. Jr. home
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Methodist Sunday School Leader
Recognized For 8 Years Service
BY BEN BOWERS

Mrs. John c Garrett cot a phone
call from Dr. H. T. Hudgins. pastor
Of the Farmyllle Methodist Church.
last week urging that she attend
the leaders, training school at the
church Sunday evening, March /
She couldn't figure out just why
it was 50 important that she at
tend the meeting, particularly since
her pastor was we'll aware Of the
fact that she didn't usually 90 Out
in the evening since her husband
has been III
So they didn't get to surprise her.
but honor her they did Dr. Hud-
gins finally Glued Her in that tho
Sunday School wanted to honor Her
in recognition Of 80 years Of con
tlnous and devoted work in the
Sunday School Mrs. Garrett re
signed aS superintendent Of the
childrens division about two weeks
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06

Mrs Newton S. Courtney, who now
reside in Spain.
Miss Newton. 1858 graduate Of
buckingham Central High School,
IS employed With the Navy Depart
ment in Arlington.
Mr.. Courtney attended. Stanton
Military Academy and graduated
from Mt. Vernon High School in
Arlington. He is employed by the
Air Force there.
A fall wedding is planned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
FILA Beauty Contest
Set Friday Night

The Miss Farmville Hig h
School, contest sponsored by the
Future Homemakers of America
will be held Friday night, March 6,
at the FHS gymnasium.
The winning girl will receive a
silver cup and be entered in the
Miss Teen contest sponsored by
Teen Magazine.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Lynn Bartlett
Celebrates Birthday

Lynn Bartlett, Of LAGRANGE. Ill.,,
who is visiting here With her family,
celebrated her third birthday Tues
day with party given by h e r
mother. Mrs Charles Bartlett. in
the home Of her grandmother Mrs.
1. W. Scrugs.
An Easter theme Wa carried out
through the decorations. An Easter
egg hunt was the highlight of the
party.
Guests were Greg Henderson.
Denny Critizer. Danny Dwyer, De
annie Collier, Sharon Lee Booth and
Sandra and Carol Ann Gordon.
Mrs. Dennis Critzer and Mrs.
Julian Noblin, Of Petersburg. and
Mrs. 4. W. Scruggs assisted Mrs.
Bartlett
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06

Nothing can make 4 woman
more charming than pleasant
expression, # YOU are il the
habit Of noWning, resolve now
ID change your expression
Practice smiling and it will
soon seem very natural, You
will be surprised how much
better i win make YOU lopk
ana feel ana VIII make those
around vou feel better too
a colorftu hairdo VIII make
sou look and feel better. 100.
n vvlT hair rs streaky. fading
III gr,Ning it's time to do sons
thing About II. Thy tint Dr.
rinse at the VANITY BEAUTY
SHOP. Farmville. Cab $50.
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mr. and Mrs irwin WoolrI dge
and Raymond Woolridae of Rich
mond were Sunday guests Of the
WI " Mitchell family
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Ieen Magazine.
Mrs. j. B. Ellington and daugh-
ter. June Carole. will spend the
week end in Richmond with Mrs.
F j. Rolfe.
Miss Connie Fahrner. of Rich
mond, will be with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Fahr1er, for the
week end.
Mrs. Jack Lewis entertained her
bridge club Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Charles vache. of Ports
mouth. visited his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. J. A. Vache. Sunday and
was guest speaker at the Canter-
bury Club meeting Sunday evening
at the Parish house.
Miss 10 Hilisman, Of Martinsville,
spent last week end with her mother,
Mrs. W. j. Hillsman.
tucker SKully, jimmy SOmmerS
and Richard Tilghman. of the Uni
versity of Virginia in Charlottes-
vile, will be guests Of Steve Mar
tin in the John Martin home for
the week end and will attend the
mld-winter activities at Hampden-
Sydney College.
Miss Caroline Mcuwair4 Of Mar
tinsville. spent last week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j..
McIlwaine.
Mrs. Charles F. Mclvae was
called TO Richmond Tuesday by the
sudden illness and death Of her
mother, Mrs. Donald Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Jcyner. of
Windsor, have been guests Of their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. w. T. Joyner. Jr.
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Miss jeanne GRAHAM
Makes Deans List

Miss jeanne GRAHAM, a sophie
more at Randolph-Macon Woman s
College and daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. John G. GRAHAM, is one Of 40
students Of the 676 member student
body making the Deans List for
the first semester Of the 1889
school session
Miss GRAHAM is member Of
Kappa Delta sorority.
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Routt Atkins
Vows Exchanged

The marriage OF Miss Joan Carol
Atkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
D. c. Atkins. Of Farmville. to
Ryland Routt. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Routt, of Cullen. took place
Sunday, March l.
Dr. w. Otis McClung. pastor Of
the bride. performed the ceremony
at the Baptist parsonage.
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was like when she began teaching
in 1901. You just can't appreciate
the difference, she said. "a.
teacher was paid s25 month for
> months and that was good" She
added that teachers then had quite
a number Of extra duties such as
keeping the fire gong and bringing
in water, etc.
Began In 1926
In 1926 she began teaching in the
primary department at the Sunday
School She was made superintend-
ent Of the department and held that
position until 1916. Then she as
sumed the duties of the children
division superintendent B position
she held until how.
Calling the Sunday School work
a real challenge. she said, 1.-THE
children are 50 young and eager to
learn that they could work one to
death. can't put into words how
rewardlng this work has been to
me. : was her answer to a question
along that line. She described the
work as enjoyable to let it 80 at
that after explaining She felt it
was a privilege to do il
you can't stop along the way.
she said. and hope the church
viii continue to call on me for
help. "As ID the past when / wa
teaching school keeping house and
working il the missionary society
along with kindred other duties in
addition to nay Sunday School work,
! will continue TO do what | can
to I'll Al o5ligation Of service which
| feel
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NOTEBOOK
This Model Comes and Goes
Beck and Forth to New York

tremely friendly. very busy.
all 80 tired" intelligent and
very business-like, says Bar
bara.
Working with the Plaza
5 Agency, Barbara's al
ready been photographed by
such leading directors Of
lights as Richard Avedon,
Kazan, Mark Shaw and Jack
Shannon. She's appeared in
a full page McCall's ad in
the New York Times; will
appear in national ads for
Bernard Altman sweaters,
Lenox China, modelling bri-
dial dresses in Modern Brides
Magazine" She was in Life
Magazine last week model
ing zany beach hats.
"She's Busy
Busy as she's been with
Photographic work. she's
also been on any number OF
New York runways modelling
furS for Revillion, fashions
for Du Pont Fibers, woody
styles for the Woolknit As
sociates, and appeared in the
big fall fashion presentation
for Mademoiselle.
Her husband admits it was
nicer having Barbara around
more when she was accept
ing local assignments from
the Models Guild and before
that when she worked at
Julius Garfinckel & Co. Now
that she's such a big hit in
New York. his husbandly
pride makes him admit that,
though some things like his
laundry get snafued occa-
sionally. he's as thrilled as
Barbara Is with her new
found success in the big city.
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by to listen to records. but
most of the time the couple
like to take long drives in the
country, go "museuming" or
see foreign films.
At first Barbara lived in
a hotel but now has taken an
apartment in New York.
Jack gets up occasionally.
and we love to go to the
theater," the model who's
nudging the big time says
fondly.
What's it like to change
cities. her personality and
looks?
On New York Models
Barbara says New York
mas given her the real Ieel-
ing of what it is like to be a
real professional model. The
models, she finds, are rather
placid types and very poised.
They never wear too dressy
things. Usually a sheath or
a shirt and skirt. Rather
than those big bulky hat
boxes. once the badge Of the
model, a little black bag and
a portfolio for their pic
lures has become the replace
ment. The models are ex-
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Arden's special beauty ennis
sary. Hildegarde Carnes, will
be at Julius Garfinckel g.
Co. in the cosmetics depart
ment outlining sum er
beauty plans for you.
TUESDAY
Informal modelling, Gar
den Restaurant of the
Shoreham Hotel, 1890 pm.
to 2:30 pm. with fashions
by Frances ct Frances.
WEDNESDAY
Scott Shop fashions will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
By ELEM
star Fashion Writer

How do you manage it?"
That's the question Bar
bara Harned's local modelling
colleagues are asking, along
with the elite corps of slim
hipped, dazzling New York
models with whom she's been
working.
A commuter from Wash
ington to New York since
April, Barbara admits COM
bining career and wifehood
is not so hectic now that or
ganization has come into
her life.
New York's newest "face"
In the fashion modelling field
calls Washington, D. c.. home,
because this is where her
heart is.
The young Harneds were
married two years ago this
9Th Of July in Wisconsin.
They met in Berlin where
jackson Harmed, now a press
secretary to Senator Prox-
mire Of Wisconsin, was visit
ing on military leave.
Actually Barbara had be-
come "Americanized" earlier
than that. She was an ex-
change student five years ago
living in Pittsburgh with Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Ferguson.
Getting Caught Up
Filling the cupboard in
Washington and filling her
modelling assignments in
New York during the week
poses quite a few problems.
Friday, Saturday and Sun
day the Harneds are busy
getting caught up on things
like laundry, groceries, cook
ing, cleaning and keeping
their bank account straight.
Il try to do this on Fri
day along with buying fiow-
ers for the house." says
blond Barbara, "in order to
have Saturday and Sunday
by ourselves"
Occasionally friends drop
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be modelled by the Bethesda
Modelling Agency at l pm.
in the Rib Room Of the
Charterhouse Motor Hotel,
Shirley highway at Edsall
road. Alexandria. Call Fleet
wood 4-4400 for reservations.
Washington Fashion
Group, American fall COL
lections of ready-to-wear
fashions, millinery and the
leather story. Speakers:
Miss Leonore Benson, mer-
chandise co-ordinator for
Mademoiselle M agaZine;
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merry presentation. For reser-
vations call Joan Brown, Fed
eral 3-5252. This is a pre-
view Of falls fashion pro-
lection with topfiight FASH
ion authorities telling all.
willard Hotel in the South
Ballroom at 1880 pm.
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HOW BARBARA
SIZES UP

Dress Size: 8 or 10.
Height: s. 8" Stocking
feet.
Bust: "a.
Waist: %.
Hips: 3417.
Shoes: 9l2 IA.
Hat: %.
Glove: 7.
Eyes: Green.
Hair: Blonde.
1t all adds up to a WASH
ington model who is max
ing New York sit up and
take notice.
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Miss Marylin Karnes. fash
ion director. DeLiso Deb
shoes. presenting the fall
leather picture; and Miss C.
Burnett. fashion co-ordin-
ator, Frederick Atkins office.
New York, will do the milli-
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IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW

Rita Marshall Of Tovar
Tresses will be at Jellef's F
street store all this week
showing you ways to achieve
an instant" summer couture
with pin-on tresses and
curlettes. Swimmers take
motel
All this week Elizabeth
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Ary0nla

ARVONLA, Dec 10 Rothwell
Jeflry and Aubrey Ysneet at
tended the Store Seminar con7sd
ton il washington, D C.. Monday
and Tuesday.
The MadI1gal Singers Of Long
wood College viii be heard In
Christmas concert, Friday. Deem
Der IL. at $3.50 pm, in the Dillwvn
Elementary School. The Fine Arts
Department of the Buckingham
Woman's Club. whose chairman Is
Mrs. T. A. Yancey. extends to you
cordial invitation 10 attend this
concert Of Christmas music.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johns and
daughter. Beth, were overnight
guests in Waynesboro, Saturday
They attended the ring figure at
Fairfax HILL Hli4lp Miss Sarah
Johns Is senior tais year. Beth
vas the ring bearer for Sarah
Cndy. David and owen Smith. Of
Richmond. spent thu week end with
Mr. and Ms vi. T johnson while
heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Smith, attended a wedding in New
Jersey. Saturday.
William Allen Yancey, Of FUMA.
spent the week end with his par
ents. Mr. ana Mrs 4 A. Yancey.
He was Accomplished home by two
Of his classmates Donald Triner.
Of Long Island. N n. and William
Roughly. Of Toledo. Ohio. Tommy
Yancey. employed hy Melpar at
Falls Church. was also home for
the week end. The boys went to
FarInville Saturday night to see
the movie. Pillow Talk" In spite
Of late hours Saturday night, they
were up In time Sunday morning to
attend services At Aryon. Baptist
Church
| Mrs. Owen r. Williams. Anne
Williams and Mrs. A. R. Smith
were business visitors In Charlottes-
Vile, Monday
| Mrs. Luther Saunders who has
been living with her son and daugh-
! ter-in-laW. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
| Saunders, is now making her home
with her d augh n. Mrs. Agnes
Reardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Yancey were
dinner guests, Sunday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tying. of Pal
myra.
The Aryon Baptist and Presby-
terrain Church choirs will present a
Christmas cantata entitled THE
Dawn Of Christmas" on December
| % at 8 O'Clock at the Arvon Baptist
Church. Some Is voices will be
heard We hope you will join us for
an evening Of Christmas music.
Latham Harvey. Of Appomattox
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Mrs. Eggleston Here For The Holidays

R, williams They were the guests
Of Mrs. R. E Williams rnother.
Mrs E. L. Tulioh. at her home ii
SutheTlin
Receive Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs Harry Nfidkiff, Of
the Truxillo area of the county. are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a daughter. Susan Leigh.
on Wednesday. December 2. at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. x. James. of
Blackstone. were the dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. M Aaron. Sat,
urday evening. Also In the party
were Mrs Aaron's sister. Mrs c.
c.. Bowlin, Mr. Bowlin. and their
son. Carlyle They enjoyed helping
eat the wild turkey Mr. Aaron had
killed during coffee break
Mrs r. M BlanEenship and three
children were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Mortimer and
family OH Sunday They returned to
their home in Richmond, Sunday
evening.
Preston Mortimer Of the Navy
stationed at Oceana, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Mortimer. in
Amelia.
Mrs. Howard Morecock. Of Bris-
tcl, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stark. Jr. Mr. and Mrs Stark and
Mrs. Morecock motored to Norfolk
On Friday. returning Saturday eve
niIlg.
In Charlottesville Sunday for a
visit with Miss Belle Burke were
Mrs. E. n. Burke. her sister-in-law
accompanied by Mrs. Eugenia bee
and her sons. Eddie and JohRny
Lee.
Miss Judith Warren. Of Arlington
a student at Mary Washington Col.
lege, and Ben A. Rucker. Jr.. OF
Arlington. motored to Amelia Sun
day for a short visit with bis grand
mother, Mrs. H. c. Rucker. :
Attend Christmas Show
Mrs. w. H. Ellet, Mrs. James T
O'Neal, Mrs. S. v. Wheeler. Mrs
H. c. Rucker and Mrs. E. H Burke
were among those attending the
Christmas show, What Is Christ
mas" presented by the Blackstone
Garden Club, Tuesday afternoon.
The Mattoax Home Demonstra.
ton Club held their annual Christ.
mas party in the home Of Mrs. Roy
Saunders. December 8. The Pine
Grove HID. Club saw a food demon
stration Wednesday afternoon. De
cember 9. at pm. with Mrs
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Alpha /.

ALPHA. Dec. l0-There's al old
proveib, Weep with those who weep
rejoice with those who. rejoice,
or words to that affect. There has
been some Of both in the com
munity. Many in the community
were weeping with the family O
Stewart Thomas when he fell and
tractor and 4. disk ran over him
Fortunately he didn't receive the full
impact
After several days at the hospital
Mr.. Thomas was able TO return
home. He is recovering real wen
at his home.
We also rejoiced with Mrs. EN-
ma Allen. upon the return Of her
son. Wiley Alien, from Germany
Mrs. Allen. Like most mothers, cook
ed his favotfte foods He was 90
thrilled 10 get home. that he could
hardly eat any.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Thomas and
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Old, recently
spent several days in jacksonville,
Fla. and while waiting oranother
plane. toured the city Of Atlanta
Ga. They were pleased with the
plane ride and the many beauties
of Florida.
Hunters have been hunting but
with not much luck. Rev. Howard
Edwards and Frank LeSueur spent
most of the day Tuesday. hunting
He killed one rabbit and a few
squirrels. Friday. Archer LeSueur,
Andrew LeSueur and Frank Lee
Sueur were out with gun and dog
halt day. and returned with seven
squirrels. No rabbits can be found
In the day but at night can be
seen running about. Could it be
they are getting wise?
/ A Christmas worship program
and play will be held at Rocky
Mount Methodist Church. Sunday
Dec. 20 at 7::3O pm. The public i
cordially invited.
| Rev. Howard Edwards taught .
study class. Sunday. at Rocky
Mount with members from all fouI
churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allen. Jr
and Kendall, have moved into theirs
new home.
\ Week end guests Of Ms. Emma
Allen we're MIR. and Mrs. Mann
Rakes. Of Covington. ]
Callers Of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Thomas were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wooten and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Thomas ard Ernie NJ. aa1
Mrs. Horace Thomas and Sandra
Of Richmond.
Mrs. Matte Snifflett IS II anl
her mother, Mrs Alice Diver *
still not well, after a recent IA
ness.
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Charles Meyer. r.. as hostess.
The Beaver Pond Earls H D.
Club viii have q Christmas party
in the home Of Mrs. c. D. Weisiger
IN Tuesday. December Is. at 80
prn. Also On the sa1ne day vii BE
the supper for the 1T1H1llo 4 p
club at the home Of Mrs. H. H. COR
nor at $50 pm. The WinterhaD
H. D. Club Is scheduled for q
Christmas party In the home OF
Mrs. irving Morris on Wednesday
December Is, at 2 pm. On Friday.
December IS. the Little Patrick
II. b. Club will meet at 7:3O pm-
with Mrs. Ertle Lynch
The Namoztne H. D.. Club has
scheduled its annual meeting at 2
supper on Saturday, December 10,
at $50 pm In the Namoz1ne Com
niuntty, House.
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Hiixburg

HIXBURG. Dec. 10 - Fifty years
ago, from Sunday, Dec. 10, the Rev
w. Twyrnan Williams was ordained
to the ministry Of the Presbyterian
Church at Falls SPRINGS PIesby-
terrain church. in Rockbridge
County in 1909.
This Sunday. the three churches,
-Appomattox Court House Presby--
terrain Church, StonewaH Pteshy
: terrain Church and Walkers Presby-
terrain Church at Hixburg. which he
now serves, will celebrate with
Union service at the Appemattox
Church.
The Rev Dudley NJ. McIver, Dr.
Williams roommate at Union Theo-
logical Seminary in Richmond. viii
deliver the message at II am.
Dinner will be served in the
church dining room at 1880 pm.
Besides church members. friends
are invited.
\ Chops Finger
On Thanksgiving Day. Lee Glenn
had eaten his turkey dinner and
was stretched out for a nap. when
he heard a cry at the woodpile
Two little boys were getting kind
ling for their mother.
Luther was splitting. and ivy
maintained for DR.. Twyman vii
liams-was picking up.
AS Luther has only one good eye,
he failed to see Twyman's little
hand reach for q stick.
The axe came down on Twyman's
forefinger on his left hand and
nearly severed 1t from his hand.
Lee took the child in his pickup
and drove with one hand and held
Twyman's finger up with his other
hand until he reached Farmville.
The doctors think they may be
able to save the finger.
From Hospital
On Wednesday, Ernest Car
son was brought from Lynchburg
&c. .eral Hospital to the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Nelson Xix. in
Prospect. Mr.. Carson says he is
better.
Mrs. Hollis Maxwell tllrnbled
down some steps, on Saturday. Nov.
%. She was taken to Southside Com
munity Hospital. She is reported to
be improving.
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sized population Of her home town.
Farrnville.
A junior intern at the hospital.
she attends medical staff meetings.
lectures for medical residents. ami
intern discussion periods Hss ao
tivities include some teaching. play
ing In instrumental ensembles, &C.
cornpanyins and singing. helping
with routine duties Of supervision
and escort. On December Is. Ed
vida will become senior intern
and then Will participate In the
complete program as It operates at
Overlook
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AMELIA. Dec. 10 Mrs. Joe
Cary Eeeieston. who is now living
at the Sunnyside Home. Massa-
netta, is visiting Miss Elizabeth ard
Henry VAUGHAN. She plans TO stay
until after the Christmas holidays.
Miss Stella Carver and Mrs.
Elsie Rudasill, Of Marshall. N. c..
were holiday guests of Mrs. n. H.
Ccnnor and Mrs. J. W. Thurber
last week end.
Crawford Kee ner and Chaffin
Hundley recently hunted at Back
Bay. They got three geese and ten
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ducks as their bag Oh the two day
trip.
Mrs. Thomas D. Lewis is now st
home after undergoing surgery at
Virginia Baptist Hospital. Lynch
burg. She is getting along nicely
we are glad to report.
Mrs. W. A. Haley. of Culpeper
was the week end guest Of her SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Holman. III. and family
Away for the week end were Mrs
r. Ellis Williams. her two daugh-
tiers. Helen and Anne, and Mrs. C.
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spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Tatlim Mon
day Of this week. he with Mrs.
Harvey and son. Billy. were again
guests Of the Tatufns. The men
hunted while the ladies and Billy
shopped Ii Fa1mville
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coloeed News
Farmyille Graduate
Is Therapy Intern

After acquiring June degree Ill
music with q major in musical
therapy from A1verno College. Ed
vida Allen has started her SIX
month intefnsmp at q neuropsychl
atric hospital. She is resident at
Essex County Overlook Hospital
In Cedar Grove. N. ]. The hospital
houses about 1900 patients which
represents approximately the same
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IS THAT KIND

! Whefflebotham A month ago
my wife left me without any rea-
son.
Tyndale I felt sure someone
had LEFT you without it.