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Evening star., 1960-11-15
Potomac Route
SET for Sewer
From Airport
Plans Commission
Expected to Agree
With Other Groups
BY GILBERT GINGBLE
Star Stan Writer

The route for the Dulles Air
port interceptor sewer appears
today to be firmly set to follow
the Potomac River line as rec
commended by District sanitary
engineers.
Approval Of the river route
was given quickly yesterday by
1.-THE National Capital Regional
planning Council.
At its next meeting. the Ma
|tional Capital Planning Com
mission also is expected to
|indorse the river route, accord
ling to its chairman, Dean A
I'M. Woodruff, who voted ir
favor Of 1t at yesterdays meet
ling.
The sewer line is primarily
aimed at solving problems that
are expected to arise with the
opening Of the airport at Chan.
ltilly and the subsequent popu.
lation impact in that area. The
funds available for construc.
ton Of the line total $25.2 mil.
lion, granted by Congress but
to be paid back on q user basis
Fairfax Gives In
Fairfax County officials, who
earlier had insisted that the
lsewer line run generally alone
Route z to assure service tt
various sections Of the county
last week recommended the
Potomac River route.
County officials have decided
that the Route Z path would
be too expensive.
But they still insist that the
interceptor be connected BY
spur lines on Difficult Run
Sugarland Run and Horseper
Run.
On the other side Of the
river. Maryland officials have
insisted that the long-range
plan for the sewer include spur.
to serve Watts Branch, Muddy
Branch and Seneca Greek.
In its resolution yesterday
the regional council approved
the inclusion of the variou.
spurs, noting that the sewer
line is meant to serve impacteC
areas on both sides Of the river
Funds TO Be Needed
Some officials have noteC
That In order to eventually con.
tstructsaali the branch lines
more funds may have to b(
requested Of Congress.
The interceptor will tie int
. the Districts sewer system with
, treatment at the Blue Plain
: plant.
Objections to the Potoma,
. River route were voiced a few
, weeks ago by some planners
including staff members of tn
National Capital PLANNING
Commission, who fear the rive,
location might result in a heav,
development Of the valley.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

IF THIS HAPPENS, it is
all right to park until it Is
fixed.
If, after you have parked.
the meters little red flag
says violation" and refuses
to accept your coin-any
coin-it is best TO follow the
following procedure in order
to avoid receiving a traffic
ticket:
I. Find a piece Of paper
and write on the paper a
note to the man who may
give you a traffic ticket. Tell
him the meter is broken.
Write something like, "The
meter is broken, sir" Stick
the paper under your wind
shield.
2. Make sure the meter is
REALLY BROKEN before
writing the note.
If you can't find a piece OF
paper and, on returning to
your car, find you have been
given a ticket despite the
broken meter, do the follow
ing:
/. Get the number of the
meter.
2. Take the number and
the parking ticket to the
precinct police station and
tell the station clerk what
happened.
3. Do it right away. Don't
let the meter be fixed before
you get to the station, be-
cause police will check to see
if the meter is broken.
1t does not cost the Dis
trict anything to buy meters.
They are paid for by people
who park, to the people who
manufacture the meters.
When the meters have been
paid for, extra money then
goes into the Motor Vehicle
Parking Fund, which now
totals $2.S million because
Congress refuses to agree
with any plan the District
has for spending the money.
In the end, people pay for
everything. -
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Adventist to Talk

E. Willmore Tarr, associate
director of public relations of
the General Conference of
Seventh-Day Adventists, will
speak on South Africa at a
meeting of the District Lions
Club at 1915 pm. tomorrow
at the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

More than 100 juveniles
surged into the streets after
the opening of a new recreation
center in Southeast Washing
ton last night and went on a
rampage of destruction over a
block area, police reported.
The 30-minute outbreak Of
vandalism caused extensive
damage to a number of auto
mobiles and at the Davis
Elementary School at Forty
fourth and H streets Sc, &C
cording to Fourteenth Police
Precinct Capt. George E. eau
Sey.
About 20 policemen Of the
fourteenth precinct hurried to
the area and were soon supple
mented by additional officers
from the ninth and eleventh
precincts and the traffic di-
vision. Capt. Causey said his
men arrested 20 boys, ranging
in age from II to II. All were
released in custody of their
parents pending a hearing at
Z o'clock tonight at the youth
aid division in police head
quarters.
Attended Center Opening
Capt. Causey said some of
the youths were identified as
among those who attended the
opening of a new recreation
center at SouSa Junior High
School at Thirty-Seventh street
and Ely place Sc. The >identi-
fications were made by John
Hawkins. assistant regional di-
rector of the District Recrea-
tion Department. Capt causey
said.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

TRAFFIC OFFICIALS do
not look on parking meters
as a revenue DEVICE" TO use
their own words.
They look on parking me-
ters ito assist the enforce
ment of parking limits"
which they place on streets.
When more enforcement Is
needed, they raise the price
of parking.
This is usually caused
when "meter feeding" oc-
ours. 1t has been found that
more people are likely to
feed meters II the price is S
cents than if the price is 10
cents. Ten-cent meter feed
ing still goes on, however,
traffic officials report. And
it should be pointed out that
local meters can be made 20
take a quarter, If necessary.
Meters will not be installed
if they are found 70 be too
slow or too fast. They can.
however, be two minutes
fast or two minutes slow and
still pass.
Another specification re-
quires that a meter must be
able to withstand q blow
from a 10-pound weight
when dropped from a height
of two feet"
Clocks in meters must be
able to stay on time in from
10 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
They are also supposed to
reject "coins Of greater di-
ameter or thickness than a
genuine dime" But Canadi-
an coins and slugs have been
found inside meters.
There are eight men en-
ployed by the District to
maintain meters. The clocks
in meters are wound once a
week. On an average, about
80 meters break down a week.
Most meters break down with
plenty Of time still left on
the meter.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Heads Heurt Group

MARTINSBURG, w. Va,
Nov. Is (AP) DIR. Leo Bern
stein of Martinsburg has been
named president of the Eastern
Panhandle Heart Association.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

a man named Carlton Cole
Magee, who was a lawyer
and newspaper editor in
Oklahoma and Texas. He was
one of those who helped
crack the Teapot Dome oil
scandals.
The meters were first dis
covered to be in use in Okla
homa City about 1885. They
spread out, came east, and
were first planted here in the
dying months of 1888.
At this moment, there are
4,491 parking meters in the
District. There are 267 twen-
ty-minute parking meters;
1891 one-hour parking me-
ters and 333 two-hour park
ing meters. Way out on New
York avenue, near the Dis
trict line, there are 189 more
meters which cost more than
any other meters. These me-
tiers cost Is cents but last for
IL hours. All the other meters
cost 10 cents.
Soon there will be 345 more
meters, all two-hour meters.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

George Kennedy. the resulor RembIer,
IS on VocotioR.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
The
Rambler
In q Forest
Of Porking Meters
BY JOHN McKELWAY

Parking meters are in
creasing, sprouting up all
over the Nation. They may
be in the garden soon; on
the front porch; next to the
easy chair.
Parking meters were in
vented in the early 1930s by
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-08

Athens. Ga.
Miss Joan Davidson and Scott
Davidson spent the holidays with
their parents. Nh. and Mrs. Will
liam Davidson.
Spent Holidays with Parents
Miss Mary Virginia Charlton and
Harvey Charlton, OF VPI. spent the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Charlton.
Mrs. Harry Wright. of Roanoke.
and Mrs Robert Fielding and sons,
of Lynchburg, spent the past week
visiting Mrs. S. B. Pearson.
Miss Betty 10 LeSueur, of Rich
modn, spent the past week end With
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. ..
LeSueur.
Miss Sue Gillian, of Fairfax,
spent the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. L. P. Gillian.
The Rev. and Mrs. John A. Adams
and family spent Monday night with
the Rev Adams mother in Roa-
nOke.
Miss Harriet Apperson is spend
ing the week in Alexandria with
her uncle and aunt = 81. aad
Mrs. Hugh A. 1.,las'!son
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Charlton and
Miss Marcia Duke. OF Tabs. were
week end visitors of Mr. ard Mrs.
R. E. Charlton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-08
DiIIwyn Scouts Seek Stone Age Relics

Mrs. Louie Foster. of Farmville,
spent the past week end as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bur-
roughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Seay and
Mr.. and Mrs Abner Seay were in
Norfolk Sunday where they visited
Ernest Seay who has been i'll.
Miss Thellna Seay, of Pitts
burgh. Pa. spent several days last
week visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Seay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Saunders, of
Atlantic Beach, N. c., returned
home after spending ten days visit
ing with Mrs. Saunders parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton l. Poole
Parents OF Son
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Simpson. Jr..
of Alexandria. are the parents Of
a son born Saturday. December 2s.
The Rev. T. L. Simpson Of the
Dillwyn Methodist Charge is the
grandfather.
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carton were Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Clark, DR., and daughter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Tostenson, all of
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Maxey, Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Maxey and Miss
Thelma Maxey were in Richmond,
Sunday where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. R. T. Maxey and Jasper
MaXey. *.
Mr. and Mrs Summers Maxey
and daughter, Elaine, of Richmond,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen MaXey.
Mr.. and Mrs Hunter Talbot, OF
Richmond, were week end visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Talbot Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Talbot and their
family. of Farmville. were also
week end visitors in the Talbot
home.
R. S. Rainey returned home after
spending a week as the guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. N. NJ McClung in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-08

CURDSVILE, Jan. z Mrs.
Halle Ra1dridge gives most won
derful report OF her visit with her
niece and other friends in Chicago.
nj. She also enjoyed the plane trip
to and from there and saw quite a
number of her old friends.
The Rev. Philip Thomas filled his
Sunday morning appointment at
Smyrna ME and the observance OF
the Lords Supper was held. Quite
number OF visitors were present.
having been guests in the different
homes during the holidays.
With the schools opening after the
holidays. the teachers and children
are back at work. after quite a
long vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wise and
young daughter visited her sister.
Mrs. David Hawkes. and family. Of
Blackstone. Sunday. There we're
also visiting in the home many OF
Mrs. Wise's relatives to meet the
Little Miss Gal Wise" ii being
her first visit
Holiday and week end guests Of
the Emmett Dunkums were Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard White and son
Leonard. Billy Ross White. Jerry
Wenditz. Mr.. Boyd and son. Billy
and Mr.. Hastings. all of Richmond
Mrs. Worth Leap. OF Waynesboro
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs
Jimmie Leap. They called on Mrs
Emmett Dunkum in the evening.
Visitors From Green Springs
Mrs. Mary Marks Dunkum and
Miss Rub Dunkum. Of Green Spring
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves Pahur
and Mr.. and Mrs Walter Marks
| Mr.. and Mrs Tom Grigg and
daughter. of Richmond, spent the
week end with Mrs. c. R. Wise
James Grigg. of Richmond. was
up during the holidays
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Calvin Vaughan
Mir. sud Mrs F / Elankenai.ip
visited relatives n AIartiIsyille. and
Winston-Sakm. n c. during tie
holidays.
Misses Joyce and Linda Waiting
ton spent several days last Week
at Gretna with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 7. Wagstaff. Jr..
and Joe. Of Richmond. visited !ela-
tives here last week end
Mrs. B NJ Goodwin. of Norfolk.
recently spent several days with her
sister. Mrs. II K Magnesium. and
other relatives
Clyde and Irwin Robertson are
back at school after having been
confined for the past several We, Ks
With measles
r. A. Pulley. II Richmond. II
spending severa! days tere tlus
week on vacation to hunt Wlsn has
brother, ] W Pulley
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F'aliS and
family. Of r { Ii III a. recently
| visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
F. L. Blankenship
| Louis Snead and Miss Anne Hack.
hey, of Victoria, visited MIR and
Mrs Sandy Watlington over the
week end.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Ed A+allon and cil.l
dlen. of New Jersey. were recen,
!. guests Of Mr. and MrsrFg Hinkel
mann.
The friends Of Mrs. John Bub vii
be glad to learn that she is much
improved after having been under
the doctors care for some time.
Visitors in the j. w, Pulley hont
during the holidays were 1t. Cdr
Lansing Viccellio. Of Silver Spring
Md; Nh and Mrs. r. A. pulle,
and Gladys. OF Richmond; Mr.. ant
Mrs. S, w. Reams. Of Victoria: Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Conner. of Meherrin
and Mr. and Mrs. Billy S. Smith
Joyce and Bill. OF near Victoria.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-08
vt. And Mrs. Ingle
Guests Of Honor
Before Trip Abroad

4SUNNDY SIDE. Jan 7 = Mr.. and
Mrs.. Il! C. Atkinson, il. entertain
"a It dinner Wednesday evening
h0nouug 1t and Mrs Jack Ingle
y no left Saturday for three year
tom Of duty IN Germany Those at
Tending IL, addition to 1t. and Mrs
Ia2.e Wtie Mr ana Mrs Shirley
Reynolds. OF noWhatan. MIR aut
Mrs. Bu&ter male NJ. and Mis-
Herbert jones, and MI. and Mrs
Horbert lAndle Goodman
Herbert Hindle Goodman and
Mis- Herbert Goodman. Miss Becky
Lou French and Kay French, of
Richmond, attended the very i'm
plesSiYe New Years Eve service
at Centenary Church
B q Garrett returned fir III
Southside Community Ho spita |
Wednesday Among his visitors
were Mr. and Mrs Garrett Turn
er and daughters. OF Richmond. and
Mrs Nellie Tonnpkns. Of Suffolk
Nh and Mrs c j. Allard. Jr,.
and children. Of VarIna. spent the
Christmas holiday 1T their farm
here
M A French. who, has been con-
fined to the house with a severe
cold is now able to be III the store
The Owen family. who purchased
the Kent Flippen farm and lived
/ there for several months. have
moved to Newport News.
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i Lindsey and family during the

Riu Lindsey and family during the
week.
MIR. and Mrs. jimmie Leap and
daughter NeIe III Richmond
Wednesday.
g gorge Flaur All Erattson.
TGmuIe Plaaup. student st Cen
trail College. 8. C.. called in the
Emmett home. Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Spencer, Fran
ces and Mrs. Halle Baldridge were
In Richmond one day last week. and
were luncheon guests Of Mrs
Smith. together With the Jay De
Witt family and the Spencers
Mrs. Emmett Dunkum called on
the Julian Dunkums. who are leav-
ing for Florida on the 5th Of Janu
ary fer the winter. She also visited
Mrs Woody Dunkum and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernard Proffiti
and daughter and Miss Lizzie Will
i'sOn visited the Clyde MARKS. Fri
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Phaup en-
joyed having their sons. The Rev.
Bernard phaup. and Grady Of
Marion. Ind. and the Rev Walter
Phaup. Gastonia. n c.. and their
families during the holidays.
The Mems Club Of Smyrna M. E
Church met Tuesday evening at the
church. Carey Noblin and Claude
Butcher. of the Farnlville Methodist
Church were the speakers. The Of
ficers for the year are: DR.. Ro-
land Huchings. president Mittie
Moore. vice president: Cleveland
M. Jones. secretary: and Wesley
Dunkum. treasurer.
Mrs. Bessie Finch was a Rich
mond visitor Friday.
| The Emmett Dunkunls and Miss
Wilson called on Dallas Rainey and
the Jack Wingos Sunday afternoon
They also visited Mrs. Baldridge
Mr.. and, Mrs. Lacy Flippen ane
children and Willie Toler. OF Co
lulnbia, visited the Wesley Dun
kums and the Alfred Harris family
Sunday afternoon.
Tommie Thomas is on the sicl
list. We wish him a speedy re
cOVery
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Norman enjoyed deer hunting and
was happy to have sore venis0n
to take back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. HIN veil 2nith and
Burwen, IT., OF Dinwyn. were din
ner guests ID the Clyde Marks home
Wednesday, night.
Mrs. Clyde Marks and Julie and
Mrs. Norman Taylor, Patsy and
Debbie visited Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves
Phaup last Thursday. The girls
had a delightful roulp with the
Phaup's new collie puppy named
Tied"
The Women OF New Store Pres
byterian Church win meet Friday
night. Jan. at 8 pm. with Mrs
Willard Marston at her home.
Sunday visitors Of the Clyde
Marks were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Marks and family. Of Dillwyn. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack MANS
Mr. and Mrs Eric G. Flanagan
and granddaughter. Celia. arrived
last Thursday to spend several days
at Buckingham Springs Farm. Mr.
and Mrs. Eric G. Flanagan. Jr,
Kathy and Chris came New Years
day and returned Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hurt. of
Blackstone, and their guest, Mrs.
Alex Watkins. Of Henderson. NJ c..
who is a dear friend Of Mrs. Flan-
nagan. came to visit the Elan
nagans at the farm. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farrar. of
Norfolk. and their daughter. Mrs.
Ronnie Christian. and her daugh-
ter. Theresa Lynn. of Elizabeth City.
N. c., visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Farrar last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Griffith also visited the Far
rars.
Mrs. E. H. Bowling. Jr., Sarah
Frances and Ernest. III, visited
Mrs. T. s. Garnet last week. They
and Mrs. E. H. Bowling called on
Mrs. A. p. Carwile. last Thursday
Mrs. Monroe Jones and grand
daughter, Annette, left the day after
Christmas to spend a week in High
Point. N. c., with Mr.. and Mrs
Royal Jones. Rebecca and Stephen.
Mrs. F. S. Middleton has returned
to her home in Memphis. Tenn.
| after spending two weeks with the
Paul Jones family at Sheppards.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-08
Jerome Returns From Florida

GREEN RAY. ROUTE l. JAM
, ". Jerome returned Monday
from an extended visit with bis son
and family In Miami. Fla. He also
spent several days with friends and
relatives in North Carolina before
returning home
Miss Judy Ma9nussun left last
week to resume her studies at Ire
vetca College. Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. Grace Lan. Of Norfolk. and
her daughter. Fay. Of Winthrop Col
lese. Rock Hill. s. C.. spent the
Christmas holidays here With her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. M. bolton.
MFR. and Mrs H. D. Henderson. OF
Portsmouth. were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. BlankenShip
Back to College
Miss Betty Lou Lewis left Sunday
to resume her studies at Lynchburg
College
Mr. ard Mrs. William Monk and
family. Mr. and Mrs Alvin Splulock
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert King
Jr.. all Of Richmond. visited thel
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Rob
ertson. during the Christmas holi.
days.
Jerry Warrington is now home
after spending some time with rela
tives in Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnie R. Atkins
were recently at Gretna to see hel
mother. who continues quite u.
Jimmie Stowe. Of Dry Forks. was
a week end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Sandy Warrington.
The friends Of G.. T. Robertson
will regret to learn that he is or
the sick list
Bethel Club Has Party
The Bethel Hill HID Club held TIT
annual Christmas dinner for mem
bers and their families Tuesda.
evening before Christmas.
Mrs. Lois Vaughan had as he
guest over the week end. her sol
and daughter law. Mr.. and Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-08

DILLWYN, Jan. Z Fourteen
members of the Dillwyn Boy Scout
Troop. No. SIS. accompanied by
their scoutmaster. j. M. Burroughs,
enjoyed a four-hour trip. Sunday.
in their search for stone age relics.
The troop brought back a number
of Indian heads, some Of which
were perfect specimens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Luttrel and
Mrs. B. D. Biddens, Of Fountain
City, Tenn. returned home after
spending week as guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. John A. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Nor
gan. Jr., had as guests Wednesday
day, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hite and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hughes, Of
GAINESVILLE.
Carl Purvis. of Capron, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. H. Crow last
Friday.
Mrs. j. R. Snoddy returned home
after spending a week visiting her
son, H. N. Snoddy, in Alexandria
Mrs R. NJ Johnson, of Gold Hill
and Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Robertson
and son. Gary. spent several days
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. j.
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Richardson
and family, of Toano. spent the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H.
Self.
Attend MYF Meeting
Mrs. r. j. Jones, Miss Betty
Fulcher and David F'ulcher attend
ed the Sub-diStrict MYF meeting
held at Smyrna Methodist Church
last week.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Moore during the holidays included
Humphrey Hardin. Mrs Lee Med
lin. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Wood
and family, of Richmond: Mrs. Al
Ian Rainey, Of Newport News;
Buddy Wood. of the University of
Virginia; Billy Moore and family, of
Norfolk. and Charlie and Philip
Brandt. of Richmond.
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Mrs. Bald1idge Reports
Nice Trip TO Chicago

Mrs. M NJ Julian had as guests
during the holidays her sons, Stan
ley Julian and two children, Of
Clarksville. and J. R. Stanley,
wife and two children. OF Newport
News.
The Rev and Mrs. Philip Thomas
and children were luncheon. guests
CT Mrs. Annie Garnett. Sunday.
Mrs. Leonard White had lunch
Saturday with MI and Mrs Joe
7 Thompson and family Of Eucsing.
ham Quite a number Of her rela-
tiFes were there for the day. and
We're delishted to see her grand
mother. Mrs Goble.
Mrs. c. r. Wise was in Farm.
Vile Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman DoWdy and
daughter visited the Ryland family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman,
all of FarmVille. Christmas day.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Griffith and
family. OF Drewrysv1lle. visited Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Griffith during the
holidays.
Here For The Holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Huskey had their
daughter. Mrs. Huskey, and Tommy
Rafferty,. of Richmond. for the holi.
days.
Mr. and Mrs Reyes Phaup call.
ed on Mrs. C. r. Wise last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkun
and Mr.. and Mrs Yancy Bailey
visited Mrs Lucy Bersch and Miss
Annie Phaup. Of Lynchburg. as
luncheon guests.
Mrs. Myrtle Allen called on Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-08

sHEFPARDs, Jan. z - MIR and
Mrs j. N. Carter entertained at
stag party Tor Mr.. Carriers hunt
ing btlddies at his houe, Wednes-
day evening. Among those VIM en-
joyed a borntifll supper OF char
coal steaks With m the trimmings
were: Wallace Rainey. Frank Johns
Clyde Marks. ]. r. Bailey. Yancey
Bailey. Watkins Lee. Marvin Aus
tin. Ben Banowe. Russell Ballowe.
George Kesler and Max Upton.
Mrs. Carter Was assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Carter. Those
who couldn't attend really. missed
a treat.
It's back to school for the young
sters and back to work and regular
routines for the adults after two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Cleveland Jones. Mark and
Jane and Miss Mary Hannah Jones
drove to Roanoke last Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Jones mother. Mrs
c. D. Shipplett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Carney. of
Hopewell. spent several days in
the H. NJ Smith home last week
Other recent visitors were Jasper
Lyons and Leila Vest. Of Charlottes-
vile. and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith
and family, of Scottsyille
News has been received from
Statesville. N. c.. that Mrs. Ross
Mills, the former Mrs. Virginia
Steger was admitted to a hospital
last week. We hope she may be at
= home again soon and feeling lots
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones.
Mark and Jane had dinner with Mr..
and Mrs J. L. Jones. New Year,
day to celebrate Mr.. Jones birth
day.
Miss Mary Hannah Jones returned
to Charlottesville Sunday after
spending several days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Jones
George Carter was at home New
Years day to hunt. He had NO
luck but enjoyed being out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Irby were
Sunday callers in the J. NJ Carter
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Taylor
Patsy and Debbie, of Back Bay
were visitors for several days last
week in the Clyde Marks home
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Nj ARD Mrs Albert Bolton aid
family OF brakes Branch, rsseLe.y
visited his parents. MI and MIR.
A nj. Bolton
AIrs 3 nj Green spent several
days during the holidays in Vic
tolta With her sister Mrs. s. W.
Realms. and Mr.. Reans.