The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-19
IFYE Delegate

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change student from Berne,
Switzerland, who is living with
DR.. and Mrs. Gayle and their
six sons in Sandston. Peter
BoSshard. who is Is years old.
cana by ship to this country
last August along with 600 boys
from all over the world. He
will stay for one year and is
attending Highland Springs High
School. The Fahms are hoping
that he will be their guest
again soon.
The weather rang all the
changes. in this county and
probably in all the counties in
this papers area from Jan. 10
through the 18th. Snow, hail,
rain. sunshine and fog, hot and
cold, succeeded each other with
dismaying speed. Of course, it
was not really hot on Sunday
Just SO warm in comparison
with Thursday and Friday with
temperatures nearly down to
zero, that temperature in the
forties seemed almost hot. With
fog and then a heavy rain on
Monday all the snow disappear
ed. Did YOU hear that clap of
thunder?
Home For Week End
David Morris, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Irving Morris. and Robert
Carlson. his friend from Anchor
age, Alaska. both of whom are
now stationed at Little Creek
Naval Training School. spent
the week end here with the
Morrises. Also here for the
week end with her parents were
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Blanken-
ship. He is with the National
Guard and was among those
who were in the parade at the
Inauguration of Governor Harri-
son on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles F.. Hardy was
the overnight guest Of MI. and
Mrs. Walter K. Hardy in Wash
lngton. D. c., on Thursday. She
visited her sister, Mrs. George
Olsen. who is a patient in a
Washington ospital. while
there.
Mrs. S. V. Wheeler was called
to Church Road last Thursday
on account of the death of her
sister in law, Miss Loula B.
Wheeler, at the Confederate
Home for Women in Richmond
on Wednesday. The funeral was
held at 2 pm. on FRIDAY
at Blandford Cemetery. Peters
burg. Mrs. Wheeler is staying
with Mrs. D. c. Maycs. a sis
ter OF the deceased.
Mrs. Alton Perdue motored to
Lynchburg on Tuesday to see
MIS- r. D. White who is pa
ucnt at Lynchburg Baptist Hos.
pltal. Mrs. Whites condition is
reported as unchanged.
On The Mend
We were glad to hear that H.
Mason son was well
enough to return to his home
here last Wednesday after being
patient for some time at
Johnston Willis Hospital. His
friends hope he will soon be
able to be about again.
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Alice
and two children took her sis
ter. Miss Emma Pride Wood
back to her home in Washing
ton. D. c.. last Saturday aftc
she had spent the holidays with
them and other relatives in
Amelia. While in Washington
the Altices visited his cousin
Miss Estcue Price. and arrived
home safely in spite Of the
cloudburst that day.
Guests of Mrs. II. Otis Mar.
shall last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Marshall. of Rich
mond.
Mrs. A. a. Johns has return.
ed home after spending two
weeks in Richmond with her
daughter. Mrs. j. N. Simons
and family.
MIR. and Mrs. .. &. Ward and
daughter. "Scootjc," were in
New Orleans for Christmas with
their son. Byron Ward. who is
a student at Tulane University
He is working on his Ph.D. in
psychology. "SCO0te' has now
returned to Duke University
where she is a student. They
had a wonderful time on their
trip they say.
Bill Hardy. young son of Mr.
and Mrs. George o. Hardy.
celebrated his sixth birthday on
Sunday with a party. His guests
were his classmates in kinder.
gartcn and bis Sunday School
class. about ten guests in all
They enjoyed cake, ice cream
and the usual birthday plea.
ures
Overnight guests ot Mr. and
Mrs J Gordon Tilmar on sat
urday were his brother, c. F
Tiln,an and Mrs. Tlln,an and
his sister. Mrs Alice 7. Sledd,
Who accompanied them. All are