The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-29
Mt. Pleasant


through Saturday, September 2.
The Rev. Norman Chattin. of
Victoria, is guest speaker. Every
one is invited to attend.
The Methodist Mems Club of
Prince Edward charge will have
family night Friday September
8, at Mt. Pleasant. All are in
vited to come. bring a picnic
supper and enjoy the fellowship
of this group.
Mrs. Tom HALEY. who makes
her home with her youngest
daughter. Mrs Claude Dix. near
Keysville, spent Sunday night |
with another daughter. Mrs. |
James Layne. She entered the
Southside Hospital August Il for
medical observation.
Talbot Copps and son. jim
my Cops. Of Kinston, N. c..
spent Saturday right with the
A. D. Hobgoods. They we're here
to get an antique Plymouth car
which Jimmy had purchased in |
Farmville.
Mrs. Hardison and two sons.
of Dan willie. were week end |
guests of her sister, Mrs. Joe |
Redd, and her family.
R. E. Dix recently visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Dix. near Keysville.
Mrs. T. C. Jones and grand |
sons. Bobby and Ricky Dix, visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crymes
near Keysville on Tuesday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonus Donald
son and daughter, Of Chase City
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonus Nelson
and family of Cumberland. were
guests in the 0 H. Nelson home
on Sunday. Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson.
Of the Mt. Harmony community
visited the Nelson's.
Miss Anne Newcomb and her
grandmother, Mrs M innie
Meadows, spent the week with
Mrs. Meadows daughter, Mrs.
Eunice Duty and her family
near Richmond.
Bobby NeWcomb has returned
home after spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ho-
gan near Chase City.
Homecoming will be held at
the Marble Hill Church of God
on Sunday September 3. The Rev.
Clyde Mckay, Of Danville. will !
be one of the guest speakers.
Miss Eloise Chappell returned
to her home in Richmond Sun
day after a two weeks tour of
the Paci fic Northwest. Mrs.
Myrtle C. McCutchen and Mrs.
Inez c. Thompson stayed with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Chappell, while Miss Chappell
was away. Mrs. McCutchen has
returned to her home in Alta
vista. Mrs. Thompson has gone
to Ocean City, Md. where she
will visit with relatives until she
and her family leave September
for Baton Rouge. La. She will
do graduate work at the I'M
versity of Louisiana this min
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Meadows.
of Salisbury, Md. recently vlsi-
ted their son. Fred, and his fam
lily. They plan to move into their
new home here in the next few
weeks.
Misses Hilda and Nancy Nc
Kay. Of Nortonsville. are visit
ing their sister. Mrs. L W S
Lock. apd her family in KEYS
vile. They all have been fire.
quent visitors to relatives in this
community the past week.
On arriving at Mt. Pleasant
on August 20 the day the suPerin-
tendent, A. D. Hobiood haf
promised a surprise for every
one - one began to think it must
| be preaching Sunday. with the
lovely arrangements Of various
colored gladioui furnished by
the LayneS and HobgOodS The
program was very inspirational
| with a quartet Of Young ladies
| rendering an instrumental and
vocal number Miss Linda Layne
was pianist. and was assisted
by Misses Anne and Pat" Hurt
and Reva Layne. Following the
Sunday School program every
one went to the Sunday School
social rooms where watermelon
and homemade ice cream were
served Flfty-one were present
on that rainy morning.
The T. C. Joneses visited MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas w. Jones in
Keysville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Inglefried
spent several days last week
with her brother-in-law, George
E. Jones. en- route to their home
in Philadelphia from a visit tc
relatives in Charlotte, N. c.