The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02
THE FARMvn1E WAY HERALD. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1860

and their children, Linda Sue and
Donald Ray, spent a few days
travelling recently. Starting out
! on Thursday morning with no
particular destination in mind but
I planning to return home by Sun
day night. their first stop was in
Cumberland to visit Mr.. and
! Mrs. Orburn Speas and family;
on to Farmville for lunch and
Winston Salem, N. c., for the
night.
On Friday they visited the
Baptist Assembly grounds al
R.dgecrest. through Ashe lie to
/ Lake Junaluska where they
stopped to visit the Methodist
Assembly Center, also the Chero-
kee Indian Reservation nearby,
and on across the Smoky Noun
taiEss to Gatlinburg. Tenn. They
reached Knoxville, Term, Satur-
day afternoon ard had a most
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bass and family. Bob was
former resident of PoWhatan
county. Taking a different route
rome, they visited Bristol. Abing-
don. Roanoke, Natural Bridge.
ard the VMI campus at Licking
ton. They had wonderful time.
Linda Sue was particularly inter
ested in quite a number of his
t0rlcal points that she had heard
| about IN school. But most of all,
| both the children were very ex.
| cited at seing a real, live bear
on the side Of the road in their
mountain travel.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon L.
Sprouse spent the week end of
August 20 in KenSirgton, Md
Mrs. Sprouse stayed on for a
longer visit to greet her new
granddaughter. Cynthia, who ar
rived this past week weighing
eight pounds. five ounces. The
proud parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Graham.
Another new arrival is son.
Stevie. born July Is in Winter
burg, Germany. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Hosford. Mrs. Hospord
was formerly Bessie Tilman of
this community.
Mrs. Allen Pickles and her two
children, and Mrs. E. L. Avis.
all Of Richmond, spent last Tues
day with Mrs. M. N. Bradley.
Jr., and Mrs. Ethel Keeton. Miss
Mary Kay Waldrop, of State
Farm, was also a guest for the
day.
Mrs. Eliza Game, of Trenholm
is spending several days with Mr..
ard Mrs. c. B. Denoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Piercy
and family. of Norfolk, spent the
week end of August 20 with Mrs.
M. N. Bradley, ST..
Mrs. Annie Ives was in Rich
mond Tuesday to see her doctor.
She had an unfortunate fall about
four weeks ago. breaking her
arm near the shoulder. and it
las been bandaged to her side.
This week she came home very
much encouraged as the doctor
was able to let her use a sling.
Mrs. M. N. Bradley, Jr., and
Mrs. c. B. Denoon went with
her.
The Intermediate Sund
School Class of Fine Creek Bap-
list Church was taken to the
Southside Plaza on Monday
right, August %. for an evening
CT bowling and refreshments.
Eleven boys and girls enjoyed
the recreation. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. M. N.
Bradley, Jr., and Mrs. Harry
Mcconnell.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Perkins and
sc~c spent the week end of Au-
gust 20 in Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Walcott, who
have been living in Sayre. Pa,
have returned to Virginia and
are staying for a while with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muir
ply. Mr.. Walcott is now working
in Richmond. They are planning
to move later to a house in the
Fine Creek neighborhood as soon
as some necessary repairs are
made.
Quite a number of persons