The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-29
Rudershausens Back
From Stay In Europe

AMELIA. July % = Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Rudershausen re-
turned last Tuesday from "a bust
ness trip in Europe. They spent
several weeks in Greece and
Egypt.
Mrs. Iva Benson and her
niece, Virginia Baker. of An
sonia. Conn, are spending two
weeks with Mrs. Benson's uncle,
C. c. Wingo. and Mrs. Wingo at
their home near Paineville. On
Saturday. Mrs. Frank Gillian.
of Richmond, entertained Mrs.
Benson and the Wingoes at
luncheon. then took them to see
Ben Hur" at Willow Lawn.
From there they had dinner at
Joy Gardens, all in honor of
Mrs. Benson. On Wednesday of
this week Mrs. Warner Beaver.
of brakes Branch, entertained
at a luncheon in honor of her
cousin, Mrs. Benson. Her other
guests were Mrs. Gillian, of
Richmond, Mrs. j. w. Perrin.
Mrs. Benson's aunt, and Russell
Elan.
Mrs. Robert Hardy returned
Sunday evening after spending
the week end with her brother.
j. B. Wilson, and Mrs. Wilson
at Beaver Pond. Mrs. Hardy is
expecting her daughter. Mrs. st.
Julian Shelton. Mr.. Shelton and
son, Robert, of Newport News,
to spend this week end with her.
Mrs. Shelton and Robert will
stay on for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simonds
and daughter. Dottie, of Rich
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs, Plum
er Wis e m a n and daughters,
Mary and Nultie,. of Danville,
together with Mrs A. a. Johns.
Mrs. Simonds' and Mrs Wise
mans mother. spent last week
end at Pawley's Island, S. C..
While there they motored to
Lane. S. c., to see Mrs. John's
sister, Mrs. H. Otis Marshall,
who is spending some tt m e
there with her daughter, Mrs.
T. Vaughan Lyon.
Mrs. J. A. Mclaughlin n d
children, of Chester. Penn. left
on Tuesday after spending sew
eral days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Rudershausen
Also with her parents, the Rud-
ershausens, is Mrs. Vernon Patz
of Chicago Heights, III. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin and Mrs. Ruder-
shausen entertained at stork
shower Saturday evening in
honor of Mrs. Patz. twenty-five
guests called during the eve
ming. Mrs. Patz received many
lovely gifts and was happy to
see so many of her old friends
and neighbors. She left for her
home on Thursday
Mrs. c. Garland Hutchinson
and daughter. Mary Helen. are
expected home this week en- d
after visiting friends and rela-
tives in Billerica, Mass.
Miss Lawrence Baugham re-
turned Sunday after being the
guest of Mrs. Julia Turnbull in
Washington, D. c., for several
days.
Dinner At 'AirwelI'
A grilled-steak birthday din
ner was held at "Airwell" on
Sunday in honor of Mrs. An
thony RoWlette, of JeterSville
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
harles w. Dickerson, Of
Amelia. Other family members
who were their guests were Mr.
Rowlette, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Augustine, Jr., with sons, Harry
III, Dick and John, their daugh
ter. Florence Mae, and a frien6
of hers. Kate, daughter of DR.
and Mrs Joseph Parker, o.
Richmond. The Augustines are
from Richmond.
The Rev. Horace E. Story
Mrs. Story and children. Of YorE
S. c., visited Mrs. w. c. Lester
and other friends here for &
few days during the past week
Mr.. Story was a former pastor
at Amelia Baptist Church.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen L. Farrar. Jr., from Tues
day to Friday afternoon las
week were Mrs. Harvey Brum
bach and son, Lee, of Win
chester. On Friday Mrs. Henry
fowler and Mrs. Glenn Ware
Phipps, both of Petersburg
Joined them for luncheon. Mrs
Farrar, Mrs. Brumback. Mrs
Tower and Mrs. PhippS were
classmates at Madison College
1t was a jolly get-together.
Jean Moore, of Richmond. is
visiting Mr. ond kHrc w n