The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-01
Ernest Morgan Gets Taller With
The Arrival OF Each Crandchild

/ their sons. Gary and Bobby, and
Mrs. Una Flood we're in the com
munity Sunday. They visited in
the Eugene and Fred Flood and
Lewis Morgan homes. Gary Du-
Val is spending this week with
his cousin, Nancy Morgan. Other
callers in the three homes were
Mrs. Eleanor Wood and Mrs.
Blanche Baker.
John Brooks has returned to
Orange and his teaching duties
after spending the summer with
the j. Meade Andersons.
Mrs. Bonnie Southall spent Sat
urday night with the r. H. Flood
family. Sunday, the Floods, their
guest and a group of Farmville
friends, including the Misses Jes-
sic and Geneva Walden, the Her
bert Covington family and Bert
Page met at Holiday Lake for a
picnic lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dunna-
want visited the Ernest MorganS
during the week end. Week end
callers were Miss Mary Ham
men and Houston Cole. of Balti-
more, and Mrs. Bonnie Southall
and Mrs. John Glover.
Mrs. John Walden and Miss
Mae Walden spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lewis Moss
and their son, Billy, were Sunday
dinner guests in the j. B. Forbes
home. j. H. Leeth and his sons
called on the Forbes family Sun
day morning.
Elizabeth Ann Parker spent
Tuesday night with Susan Forbes
Miss Dorothy Cole, Miss Mary
Hammer and Houston Cole were
week end guests in the Morgan
Cole home. After spending her
vacation with relatives in the
community Mrs. Irby Cole re-
turned with her family to Mary
land Sunday.
Mrs. j. c. Morgan had Sunday
dinner with the Lewis Mcrgans
Sunday callers were Mr.. and
Mrs. DuVal and sons. Mrs. Una
Flood, Mrs. Eleanor Wood and
Mrs. Blanche Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christian
visited the R. L. Seay and Rob-
ert Christian families in Rich
mond Sunday. Stevie Christian,
who had spent the week with his
grandparents, stayed in Rich
mond with his parents.
Miss Jean Christian is back at
home after a weeks visit with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Seay, Jr.
Off to Germany
After spending the summer at
her home here, Miss Rita Nor
gan left for Kaiserslautern, Ger
many last week. A cablegram to
her mother announced her safe
arrival.
Saturday Mrs. c. B. Morgan,
Miss Louise and Miss Billie Nor
gan drove to Roanoke to see Miss
Virginia Anderson. AS always
they found her eager to hear all
the news from her home neigh
borhood.
Miss Billie Morgan left Monday
after spending several days with
her family.
Time For Remembering
Miss Louise Morgan spent last
week at her home here. It was
a time for remembering and a
time for looking ahead. Regret
for the long and happy associa-
ton that was being broken and
the friends she was leaving. was
mingled with pleasure at the
prospect of work in the field she
loved.
For Is years Miss Morgan had
worked in DR.. Crawford office
in Farmville and each night had
gone home to l05-A High Street.
The following week she would be
in Bedford with DR.. D. H. Rob
ertson. and each night she would
go home to 1854 Ashland Street
DR.. Crawford's office will be
open to his patients but for many
people, probably DR.. Crawford
most of all. it can never be quite
the same. For people from this
community. the town itself won't
be quite the same.
The ironnr.ta nf thinU hOuo,ov