The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-18
Hunting Club Maps Plans


The AndersoEville Hunting Club
met Saturday night to make
plans for the coming season. The
attendance was good and interest
high. The white deer that has
played around during the sum
ner was not at the meeting but
he had friends there. All present
hope he will escape a bullet.
A hospital bed stood in Mrs.J.
Meade AnderSOn's living room all
last week. Each night it held a
different patient On the seventh
and final night recovery was
complete and all the patients
were able to rise and partake
with gustO of the hot chocolate
and cake served by Mrs. Ander-
son. And so a Red Cross home
nursing course. sponsored by the
Home Demonstration Club and
taught by Mrs. Ira Coffey as
sisted by Mrs. Harold Bailey,
came to successful conclusion.
The class began with an enroll
ment OF ten. Nine completed the
course and are eligible for GER
tificateS.
Boot Training Ended
Boot training behind him, Cur
tbs Farrar is at home on furlough
from the Great Lakes Naval
Training Center. Friday. he will
leave for his new assignment in
Boston. Mass. In the meantime.
Curtis is seeing as many of his
friends and relatives as he can.
Week end guests in the Robert
son-Farrar home were Miss Car
ole Mae Farrar and Booty Bal
lowe. Sunday guests were Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Holland and Betty
Jean Holland.
Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Far
rar. Miss Carole Mae Farrar.
Booty Ballowe and Curtis Far
rar visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Monaghan in Richmond.
With one stone in hand and
two birds in mind, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Parker. Mrs. J. Meade
Anderson and Miss Cammie And
erson were among the early ar
rivals at the polls Tuesday morn
ing. Their votes cast. they were
off to Lynchburg for the day.
John Flood is recovering from a
case of measles which kept him
from school all of last week.
Miss Mae Walden and Morris
Walden visited in the Flood home
Sunday afternoon
Week end guests in the Ernest
Morgan home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Dunnevant and EWell
Morgan
Miss Virginia Jamerson spent
the week end with her mother,
Mrs Mary Jameson. Saturday
dinner guests in the Jamerson
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Almond and children. Of Ports
mouth. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rothgeb and son. Of Newport
News. and Mrs. U. O. Rothgeb.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Chambers and
their daughters were Sunday dim
ner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Morris and
their sons spent Sunday in the
R. H. Flood home.
Mrs. l.. P. Mills spent several
days of last week in Baltimore
with her mother. Mrs. Albert AL
ban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ander-
son had Sunday dinner with the
Lewis Morgan family In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan.
their guests, and Nancy and
Charles Morgan and Mrs. Cole
drove to Monticello on sight
seeing trip.
A Big Problem
Charles Morgan has a problem.
Without giving him proper notice,
his COW presented him with twin
calves. Charles was supplied with
only one name.
Mrs. A. c. Wood and Miss Cora
Wood spent Friday night in the
Jack Anderson home. Saturday,
Mrs. Anderson. Miss Cora. Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. John Nor
gan shopped in Lynchburg.
For Mrs. Hattie Morgan and
Ivanhoe Morgan the week end
was enlivened by Pat Morgan's
visit.
The Rev. T. L. Simpson was
Sunday dinner guest in the w. B.
Anderson home.
The Misses Frances and Jean
Seay spent the week end at their
home here. Other guests, who
joined the family for Sunday din
ner. were Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
Seay and their son, Mr.. and Mrs.