The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-03
AndersonvilIe

ANDERSONVHLE, Feb. 2
Snow still covers the ground, but
having outstayed its welcome. it
is receiving the cold treatment
even from those who greeted its
arrival with the most enthusi-
aSm. Besides, more absorbing
news has come along.
Richard Judson Morgan, dark
haired. blue-eyed and as pretty
a baby as yet has been issued
by the MCV Hospital. came
Sunday with his parents to
his Throckmorton grandparents
home. There he was met by his
paternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Morgan, his great
grandmother. Mrs. Cole, his
aunt, Nancy Morgan, and his
brother, David. all of whom were
dinner guests in the ThrockmOr-
ton home. The baby is named
for his two grandfatherS.
Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Morgan.
whose fingers are never idle,
have made quilts by most of the
known patterns. Besides looking
out for young David while his
mother was in the hospital. they
have recently completed four
quilts and have six or seven
others ready to go into the quilt
ing frames.
Pat Morgan was a guest for
the week cid of her grandmother,
Mrs. Hattie Morgan, and her
father, Ivanhoe Morgan. With
younger members of the family
around to wash the dishes and
do other household chores. Mrs.
Morgan claims that she took a
holiday and watched them work.
Anybody with an imagination
active enough to picture Miss
Hattie sitting with folded hands?
Number Candies Secret
Once a year Mrs. Alice Glover
spends day in the R. H. Flood
home and there are lot OF
things to talk about and get
caught up on. Saturday was the
day. Once a year Miss Lula and
Jane Flood observe a joint birth
day and, along with the other
members of the family. they go
to the j. w. Morris home for
big celebration. Sunday was the
day. Six of the candles on the
cake belonged to Jane. Miss Lula
Flood claimed the others but she
didn't say how many there were.
Wednesday. the Flood family
was in Rustburg and had lunch
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Glover.
Miss Bettye Mills and her
guest, Miss Faye Balm. spent the
week end with her family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Saxon
were hosts Monday night at sup
per to Gene Holsinger, of Harri-
sonburg, and Mr.. and Mrs Julius
Coleman.
Mrs. Sam Anderson and Miss
Linda Anderson were with Mrs.
c. H. Anderson for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Thompson
drove to LynchbuTg Sunday for
the day with the Luther Waldens.
They were joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Wilson and their
daughter, Jane, for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Anderson
visited Mrs. A. c. Wood and
Miss Cora Wood Sunday after
noon.
The Saxon family were supper
guests in the Jack Anderson
home Sunday night.
Miss Louise Morgan was with
her mother for the week end and
Miss Billie Morgan came Monday
night. Miss Morgan's work will
take her to Nelson county this
week, so she will be back at
home from time to time through
out the week.
Nan Forbes tripped back to
school Monday morning with the
gaiety most children reserve for
holiday. After her tonsil oper-
alton, she is overlooking with
energy and buoyancy.
The Parkers have shed one
worry and acquired another.
Their granddaughter is out of the
hospital and improving slowly.
And now their daughter-in-law,
the baby's mother. is a hospital
natient