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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
OES Members Take Chartered
Bus For Meeting In Lynchburg

CARTERSVILLE. Aug. % -
Mrs. j. Alex Ransone went in
chartered bus for OES men,
bers in and around Richmond,
Saturday, to attend a meeting
in the Scottish Rite Temple and
dl. ner and reception in t h e
KaZln Temple in Lvnchburg
This was the official visit of the
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Inez Meekins and the Worthy
Ora Patron. Joseph p.
Latham. of the Grand Chapter
Of the Virginia Order of t h e
Eastern Star.
News from Gainesville is a
little on the short side this week,
as On the morning Of the news
gathering day the phone was
out-of-order But let's see what
we have.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Sheldon,
Ct Toano. spent the week end
with Liz and Will Robinson.
Mrs. Willie Shores was in
Lynchburg several days Ia t
week visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Jack Anderson. and family.
Mrs. jamie Harrison, of Rich
mond, Hildreth Harrison an
Mrs. Maxine Painter, of Wash
ineton, D. c.. called on Mrs.
Ja" lie Snead. Monday. They are
spending a few days with the
Randolph Harrisons and hope to
visit relatives and friends in the
community
Last Thursday, Mrs. B. B.
Ford and Mrs. Mary Updegrove
called on Mrs. Jeff Davis and
Mrs. Winnie Hooe. Mrs. Linda
Walton stopped to see them later
that day Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Morgan, of Richmond.
srent the day with them.
Mrs. W. H. Peasants, Bill
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24

and Wortley Holman have just
returned from a trip to Phila-
delphia, Boston and other places
OF i terest in New England.
Sunday guests Ct Mr.. and Mrs.
George Whitlock were Mrs.
Nancy Hundley and son, Charles
Of Farmville. Mrs. Bernie
BoWles, Of Richmond, Mary
Vogel and Frances Whltlock.
The Blanton reunion was held
at "Chantilly. home Of the
Garland Blanton, Sunday. Those
attending from a distance in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Good
man and children. Of Amelia,
Mr. and Mrs Martin Hudgins
ard three bows of Lvnchburg,
NJ. E. BlantoD, III. of Newport
News, ]. A. Ran. one, Jr., and
children, of Powhatan, Scotty
Walton, Of Powhatan, F. H.
Becker. Of Long Island. N. Y,
Mss Constance Christian, Mrs.
|. W. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs
George Borden, Sandra and
George Lee, of Richmond.
MIR and Mrs. Allen Hunter, of
Louisa, have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Gresham Hunter
Allen has left his family at his
mothers this week while he is
in Blacksburg.
Dinner guests of Frank Dean
Irving. Sunday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Waverly Heath and daueh-
ter. Of Richmond. Carleton Try
ing and family of North Caro-
lima, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Baker. of Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irving and
son, Of Richmond, were week
end guests of Mrs. L a u
Trlce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Meyer
il. and Betty, of PoWhatan,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24

Laundry. cleaned our uniforms
for US. Bob McGahey helped us
with transportation m ong
other things, Stakley Fulton and
the college were very good to
US and one of your doctors
looked after ore of our boys
who was sick We got wonderful
service from your stores and
restaurants. People on the street
talked to our boys and made
them feel at home. The men in
charge of the swimming pool let
our boys go in each morning
and everyone was nice to them.
Your fine people helped our
boys enjoy one of the finest
weeks of their young lives. 1
hope we made as many friends
in F'armville as your town did
with the Danville boys and man.
agement.
Hope some Of your people will
pay us a visit soon and maybe
we will reutrn for another State
Tournament.
Yours truly,
Bill White, CO-Manager
Danville All-StarS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
Many Events 1t
Briery Country Club
On Labor Day

KEYSVILLE. Aug. % Bricry
Country Club, at Keysville. viii
begin its annual Labor Day cele-
bratlon with a swimming meet
at 10 a m. Various kinds of
swimming and diving events
Will be included for which a
trophy will be awarded for the
best performance
Brunswick stew will be on
sale at noon at which time the
trophies Will be awarded to the
winners of the annual golf tour
nament
Several golf contests will take
place during the afternoon in
Guiding a mixed Scotch four
some and a hole in one contest.
The highlight of the day will
be at six pm. when the prizes
viii be given away First prize
viii be- golf cart; sc cond
prize golf bag, and third
golf umbrella.
The annual father-son contest
Will take place this Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
Crewe Downs Red
Sox, Is to 10, In
Twelve Innings

The Farmville Red Sox. de-
spite five home runs, including
three by first sacker, Bob Halle
wood, lost the first game of a
best two Of three playoff with
CreWe, l3 to 10. in II innings.
CreWe nlpped Farmville hurl-
ers Weldon Bowles and Larry
Hammer for 10 hits. including
three homers. Pie" Mccain
and Charles Rickers hit 18th
innings homers to lock up the
game for CreWe. First Crewe
pitcher. Ma SIM, hit a tWo-run
shct in the fourth inning.
In addition to Hazelwood S
three homers, Billy Franklin and
Larry Hammer also homered.
Duncan. Franklin and Hazel
wood had II of the Red SoX
Y hits and drove in seven of
F'armNll.e 10 runs.
Spencer, Elder and Mccain
each had three hits for Crewe
with Mccain driving in four
runs. Charles Rickers. who hurl-
ed the last two innings for
CreWe. was the winning pitcher.
Farn1ville held four-run lead
going into the ni'th inning. when
CreWe scored four times on
walk. four hits and a sacrifice.
CreWe took a 10 to s lead in
the 18th inning but the Red Sox
came back to tie the ga NJ e
again on solo honerS by Frank
lin and Hazelwood. Rickers
struck out the last three Farm
vile batters to preserve the win.
The two teams viii resume
play Friday night at Crewe at
3 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
Farnville-CreWe
To Meet In Best
2 OF 3 Series

Farmville and CreWe. who fin
ished IN first and second place,
respectively. in regular season
PLAY in the Southside Baseball
League, will play best two
out-of-three series, beginning
Wednesday night, August p. in
Farmville.
Other games will be played
Thursday night in Crewe, Fri
day night in Farmville and Sun
Gay afternoon in Crewe. If
necessary. another game will
be played next week.
In six regular season games,
CreWe beat Farmville four times
The Farmville Red Sox bat
ting ard pitching records for
the season are as follows.
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Scottsvllle

Aug. % Miss Anne HAYES
Dozier, 16-yearold daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Dozier, of
Thomson. Ga. has been elected
president of the Future Home
makers of America for the state
of Georgia, $4,000 member state
organization. Her mother was
born and reared here: the for
mer Miss Beulah Robinson. She
is a granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Howard Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Winks, OF
Scottsville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
PEA Practice
Gets Under Way
With so Present

Approximately so boys began
football practice at Prince Ed
ward A c d my on Tuesday
night, August q, including nine
who saw regular service last
year Coach R. c. Gilmer says
that he will have about Ia let
termen back this year.
Helping with the coaching
duties will be George Ferguson,
former end under Coach Gill
mer, who was graduated from
1ampden Sydney this past
June.
Although Gllmer has a good
number of lettermen returning.
The loss of nine boys will be
felt. Bobby Gllmer. who last
year became the third highest
ground gamer in the schools
history. Lamar Williams, Eddie
Noel. Bill Wilson. who will be
playing at Hampden- Sydney this
year. R. D. Brightwell, Bobby
0 Brien. Leitch Lancaster, Phil
Gay and Paul Simpson are all
gone.
Returning to the backfield
will be quarterback. Billy Hay.
halfbacks, Jerry Frank, Joe Ed
dlngs. Lloyd johnson, stuart
Metcalf, Glenn Morris and Billy
Turns The line will be bolstered
by the return of center Archie
Dunkley and end Frank Os-
borne, vino VIII serve as CO.
captains, Tom Brooks, Tony
Glenn, Johns Bailey, Chuck Pat
teson Melvin Reynolds. Bill
Reynolds, and Calvin Wilkerson.
Coach Gilmer said that he
plans to hold practice at els
each night until school starts.
He will have about three weeks
to prepare for his opening game
with F'luvanna, in Farmville, on
September "a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24

called on Mrs. Louise Boggs.
Sunday.
The Rev. j Kenneth C a / k
and family have returned from
their vacation.
The choir of the Cartersville
Baptist Church sang recently
at Mt. Moriah Church, PoWha-
tan and at Muddy Creek Church.
Kenny Smith. son of the Rev.
Cecil Smith, spent Sunday night
with the H. B Peasants. His
father. a former pastor of the
Gainesville Baptist Church, was
guest speaker at Muddy Creek
Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
&h&.e Ne.u,
Coach Gilmer Begins 18th Year
By GERALD DUNCAN

Coach R. c. Bob Gimer begins his 25th coach in
Farmvie this fall Coach Gmer Farmvle in 1888 from
his hometown high school, Pembroke and his Is service has
only been broken by months in the Navy
When Coach Gier held his first football practice 1888 he
first of the
with South Boston he took IA boys play and finished the
youngsters this his first four and
lost four with little dozen PLAYERS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
Youth League All
Stars Win Two
From Keysville

The Youth League All-Stars,
behind the one-hit pitching OF
Bobby Farmer. powered four
home runs to take a II to 4
win over Keysv:llc for their fifth
straight triumph without loss.
Catcher Tommy Fulcher crack
ed two homers and Lester Hts
key and Bill Bridgforth hit one
each.
Farmer had a nc-hitter going
until the sixth inning, when aft
er issuing two walks. he gave
up a three-run homer to pitcher
Thorpe for the only hit for KEYS
vile.
Framville had IS hits includ-
i~g three each by Spillman and
Bridgforth.
On Saturday night, August Is,
Farmville defeated Keysville by
a score of II to Z as Bobby
Farmer once again stole t h
spotlight. Farmer came on to
relieve Clements after Keysville
took a 6 to 3 lead. and went
the rest Of the way, allowing
only two hits and one run. He
hit a two run homer. a triple
and single. as well. and drove
in three runs. CAN'T also had
homer, triple and single for the
winners.
Thorpe drove in three runs in
the first inning for Keysville.
The All-Stars completed their
season with a and record
and four of the six wins we're
no hitters. two by Tommy Moore
and two by Bobby Farmer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
Safety Program
At Keysville

KEYSVILLE. Aug. % - The
keysvlllc Garden Club will be
the sponsors of a progra m.
Safety or the Highways" Mon
cay evening August 27. at 8
pm. in the Cub Community
House. An open meeting. all
drivers are urged to attend,
and teenagers will be especially
welcome.
The main speaker will be
from the State Police Head
quarters. Appomattox.
The films, Safety through
Seat Belts, and Anatomy Of
az Accident" Will be shown.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24

Edward Academy football coach r. c. (Bob) Glmer
his Farmvlle
College Gimer
Farmvie coach and has 1920 of his ball
including football basketball baseball
Academy squad began workouts Tuesday and the
September Ia against Fluvanna Farmvile
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
Football Takes Spotlight In Area
H-SC To Start
Knocking Heads
Next Thursday

Fifty boys, including IS fresh
nen. will start football practice
at Hampden-Sydney on Wednes-
ay, August %. Wednesday will
,e set aside as press day WITTY
ocular ractice sessions to
tart on Thursday.
Coach Stokley Fulton will
ave II lettermen returning. but
will have to find requirements
or six starting positions Ends
will present the biggest problem
With the loss of Bobby Saylor
and Tony Rucker. Bill Sale and
George Perkins, who each play
ID both center and tackle. are
gone, leaving two more slots
open. The other heavy losses in
clude fullback, Tom TredWay,
tackle, Tim Butler, and guard,
Bill Heinzer. Utility back, Iris
Hyde, who finished in three
ears, will also be gone.
The guard slot seems to be
the strongest with Ken Pritch-
EFT, Billy E d W arc 5, Mike
Vaughan and Farmville's Sid
Eey Druen all back. The back
field should also be strong with
Freddie Mitchell at quarter
back, Dennis Dills and Bob
Lammay at h alf bac ks and
Lewis Everett at fullback. This
was the number one backfield
at the end Of spring practice
last school year. These boys are
backed up by Archie Souchek,
Bill Shirley, Jim Pickens and
a converted guard, Ernest Curry.
The team will be small and
inexperienced as it is predomi-
nately sophomore team These
are six seniors, eight juniors, ID
sophomores and the rest fresh
men, included in the so report
ing for practice. AL houg h
smaller, the team will have real
good speed.
Coach Fulton announced that
game captains will be chosen
each week from the six seniors.
Other local boys on the team
are end. Dickie Cralle; tackle,
Steve Sanderson. Of Cumber-
land. and freshman guard, Bill
Wilson, who was graduated this
year from Prince Edward AGA
deny.
Coach Fulton says he plans to
start knocking heads the first
day since he will only have
about IA days to practice before
opening game with Guilford,
September ID. which will be
PLAYED in Danville.
Mitchell and Ever EFT give
Coach Fulton two outstanding
backs. Everett was voted to the
Mason-Dixon and Little Eight
All-Star teams in 1861. and was
honorable mention Little All
American. He was the Tigers
number one ground gamer with
1853 yards and an average of IA
yards per carry. caught II
passes for l59 yards and punteC
AZ times for a 36.7 yards pei
kick average.
Mitchell was voted the Most
Valuable Player in the 1851
Shrine Bowl game. He averaged
4.8 yards per carry, passed Il
times. completing 10. for three
touchdowns and 1875 yards.
Outstanding linemen will prob
ably be guard. Kenny Prltchett
who was voted the Tigers bes'
defensive player in 1861 anc
was honorable mention Little
Eight, and three year letter
man. Otis Bradley who has
played center. guard ard tackle
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
!aycees To Play
Crewe Lions C!ub

The Farmviilc Jaycees. of the
Little Boys Baseball League, will
eiay the Lions Cub team of
Crewe on Saturday night, at 7:45
4, M. al Grove
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Coach agrees that the game
has changed greatly IN many
WAYS. This year he Will have
about so boys reporting and one
year. at Farmville High. he had
80 boys partici ating in football.
including his J2yvees.
Other changes in the game
have been the Introduction Of
wide open football, with passing
punting and field goals, and the
blocking and runni g patterns
Coach said, when l first start
ed coaching. YOU seldom saw
over two or three different de-
lenses by the opposing team in
a ball game Now they will use
as many as a dozen different de-
lenses in one game. He con-
tlnued. 1t is still fundamentally
the same game though, because
to win games you have to block
and tackle well, and the team
with the strongest line will win
nine out of ten times
In his % years at Farmville
Gllmer has won over 20 percent
OF his ball games. including foot
ball. basketball and baseball He
has won over 100 games ir each
sport. Last years as Won-losl
record in football was only his
third losing season in this sport
in Farmville.
Gilmer considers his finest
football team the 1850 team
which went undefeated. This
was truly a wonderful football
team to coach. We had two anc
three deep in each position anC
we had loads of good ball play
ers instead of just a starting
team" Gilmer said Of his 1856
squad These same boys were
together in 1850 and 1851 anc
they won Is. lost three and tieC
one in 20 games.
What does Coach Gilmer con
slider his biggest thrill in coach
mg. OF course. it would have tt
be coaching his own son. Bobby
who proved to be one of the
best bal players in the school s
history. Bobby plans to enter
Fork Union this fall.
-. Coach Gilner is also Head
master of the Prince Edward
Academy. which. in itself. is a
fulltine lob. Il know that soor
| will have to give up some of my
coaching because l lust don't
have the time to spend on il
that l should Gilmer comment
ed. When this time comes. some
one will have to fill the shoe,
of this fine coach and gentleman
There are few. if any. capable O
doing this.
SPORTS SLA\TS
This is a letter received from
Bill White co-manager of tn
Danville All-Stars to the pres
dent of the Chamber Of Com
merce. Farmville:
Dear Sir:
The Dan Willie Little Boy
League All-Star team partic.
pated in the Virginia Little Boy
League State Tournament he'll
in Crewe the week OF Angus
6-l2. Our team spent four day
three nights at Hampden-SyC
ney College during the tourns
ment. We were in Farmville
lot of that time and want 70
and your citizens to know "
have never been in friendlie
town before.
Mr.. Wayne Harper, Of Sta
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
Worsham Baptist Church
ReuiuaI Starts April 20

W0rsham. April ia revival
will start at the Baptist Church.
April %. and continue through
out that week. The Rev. Omar
Burhette will be the guest speak
er.
The Kate johnson Circle met
at the Baptist Church Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mr.. Julian Wilson. Mfr.
and Mrs. Reed Wilson. and Mrs.
Joseph Morton. of Oxford. N.
c.. visited the Dupuys one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sharp. of
Detroit Mich. were overnight
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Lane. Jr.. Monday.
John Wick was one of those
representing Appoma ttOX
Church. at the Presbytery in
Danviile.
Mrs. Chester Ellington and
Mrs. Clara Pillow, attended an
organ recital at Jarman Hall
Sunday afternoon.
Overnight guests Saturday of
Mr. and MRS Greed De Hart
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
THE FARMWLLE va-) HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1862

day to spend week in Wash
ington visiting friends. She will
also be attending the OAR Con-
gress as a delegate. and repre-
senting Stanford University.
J. B. Ashworth was a guest
last week. of his son, David w..
and family. of Greenville. S. c..
While there he attended the
Block Horse Races and was a
guest at the Mimosa Mountain
Inn. Tyron, N. C.
Miss Constance johnson flew
out TO San Francisco on April l
to visit Gen. and Mrs. Henry
B. Lewis. She returned April 10.
Friends of Mrs. Lewis here have
been concerned about her health
Tor some time. and hope she
will soon be much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Laws are
the proud parents Of son, Ro-
bert Lee. Jr., born at Medical
College of Virginia Hospital on
April ID. at 6::47 am, and
weighing 7 lbs. 8 ouhces. Mrs.
Laws and the baby, have now
returned TO their home here, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
FILA Members
At Spring Rally
In Blackstone

BLACKSTONE, April 10 -
Highways and Byways to Citi-
zenship" was the theme of the
spring rally of the Longwood
Federation of Future Home
makers of America which was
held at Blackstone High School,
on April IL. To help carry out
the theme. each girl present was
given a red, white, and blue
citizenship Identification badge
to wear during the meeting.
The program consisted of a
series of skits dealing with citi-
zenship. ''Our Young Citizens
was the subject of the skit pres
ented by Blackstone High School.
Cumberland High School gave
a playet entitled, Citizenship
in Music. I and Amelia High
School showed "A Recipe for
Citizenship" Sally Pottage. of
Crewe High School. conducted
the devotions for the meeting.
During the business session,
Inlogene Mann, president of the
federation. presented each 10
cal chapter with a copy Of de-
tailed history of the federation.
Delegates to the rally voted to
send Imogene Mann. of Amelia
High School, as an officer cand-
idate to the state convention to
be held later in the year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
Sandy River

SANDY RIVER, April 19-Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Woodward and fam
lily spent Sunday visiting Miss
Mary Bruce and John Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bruce and
son visited in Richmond, Friday
Mrs. Charlie Gates visited
Misses Betty and Virginia Gates
and Mrs. w. N. Rankin in Roa-
noke Rapids during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Savage
and family, of Norfolk, were
week end visitors of w. E. Brad
shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert William
son and sons visited Mrs. Wood
Banton at Norwood, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates, Jr.,
OF Chester, and Mrs. S. M.
Hughes were guests on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates, ST..
Betty 10 Gates spent the week
end with Kathryn Yancey.
Carolyn Gates was an over
night guest Of Martha Lea Hub
bard. Friday.
Hugh Jones, of Richmond, visit
ed in the homes Of w. B. Bass
and William Bass, Thursday eve
ming.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
Ransons

April 19-Guests for the week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Pat
tesOn Sr., and Miss Cynthia
Patteson were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bert MaXey and children and
Edmund Ayres, all of Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spenc
err. of Scottsville. and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Patteson, Jr., and
their children. of Charlottesville
Visiting Misses Annie and Lu-
lie Patteson for the week end
were, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Grin
stead, of Hillsboro. Mr.. and MES
r. L. Agee. Mrs. Ebert Maxey
and Edmund Ayres, all of Rich
mond. Clayton Davidson from
Ncrth Carolina Military Camp.
Cleveland Flowers from Waynes-
boro, and Mrs. Sam Spencer.
DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Patteson
had with them for the week end
E. T. Patteson. of Richmond
and Dr. S. c. Patteson, of Farm
vile.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
Throck :.

THROCK. April 19-Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Mylum. Lacy My
lllm and Miss Catherine Dodd, of
Bethlehem. spent Sunday, April
. in Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs
Bob Greer.
Friends and neighbors of L. :.
Irving, ST., will be glad to knew
that he is able to be up and out
again after being confined 70 his
Ted for the past six weeks.
Miss Temple Lipsconrb, OF
Richmond, was the week end
guest of her sister, Miss Sarah
Lipscomb. They were both oye:.-
right guest of Mrs. jim Elliott
in Farmville. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
at Deep Greek with their son in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cartwright, Jr., end
daughters, Pattie Sue and Betty.
Mrs. Cartwright and daughters
returned with them home to
spend the rest of the week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Slayton also he'd
with them for the week end, their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. anc.
Mrs. Carl Slayton, of Lynchbulg
and Walter Cartwright, Jr., of
Deep Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Slayton
and children, Bradley, Bryon and
Pamela Diane, were luncheon
guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Slayton, Sunday.
1t was Pamela's first outing, so
after lunch they called on her
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baudie Carter.
Miss Dolly Thackston, of Smith
deal-Massey Business College in
Richmond, spent The week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. Thackston.
Miss Mary Rice ard Mrs. Bert
SWalley and Lou spent Saturday
in Richmond shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cart
wright. Jr.. and daughters, of
Deep Creek, visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cartwright,
during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Greer, of
Richmond. left Tuesday after
spending several days with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Marston, and
Shyrl Lynn, and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Mylum.
Miss Lynette Calhoun and Mrs.
Mabel Bolick and son. Ronnia,
visited Hugh Calhoun at Mcclure
Veterans Hospital in Richmond,
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Baudie Carter
anG Mrs. J. j. Meadows were
recent callers of Mr.. ami Mrs.
George Patterson at Abilene.
Mrs. Charlie Boy" Skinner,
Of Richmond, called on her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. aad Mrs.
Charlie Skinner, Sunday.