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Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
Boy Scout News

The Executive Board of the Del
Mar-Va Council, Boy Scouts of
America, at its annual Camp Rod
ney meeting this week, was COM
mended by Regional Scout o f.
ficials for its foresight in planning
for adequate camping facilities 35
years ago and again during this
period as future expansion is
anticipated.
All three of the present Rodney
Scout Reservation Camps earned
"a" ratings following inspection by
Mr.. James o. Boyer, Deputy Re
gional Executive, and Mr.. Thomas
Trice, President of the Baltimore
Council, Regional Inspection Of
ficers.
Most highly commended was the
program in the camps and the fact
that it was based on, and centered
around, activities for the individual
Troop as it came to camp. In adj
dition, MIR. Rogers comments were
very favorable toward the Senior
Patrol Leader Training program in
the development of future Scout
leaders, and the stepped up physi-
cal fitness program being CARRIED
on at camp. He also was impressed
with the management of the camp
and staff operation Opinions eX-
pressed by Scoutmasters with
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
COKESBURY
Mrs. Mabel Lambden
Phone: 629-432S

Preaching service at Cokesbury
Methodist Church this Sunday [
9:45 am, followed by Sun d a y
School. Everyone welcome.
Friends of Roy Hill are glad to
see him out and around after being
confined in the Nanticoke Memorial
Hospital at Seaford.
Mrs. Ella Fowler and Mrs. Ber-
nice Fowler and children called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Elliott this past
Saturday.
Mrs. Delema Baker entertained
last Wednesday for dinner, h e r
niece and family from New York,
and Mrs. Rose Carson of Seaford.
Garry Hastings, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Paul B. Hastings, is in Wash
ington, D. c., this week attending
National Boys State Conference.
Miss Ada Warrington spent a few
days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Givens call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Car
mean last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Iambden and
son Ronald, Charles Downey o
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lambden and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry ,Mears and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lambden and Sue, wer
dinner guests of Mrs. Mabel Lamb
den last Sunday.
The MID. Club met last Tues
day evening with ten members and
one visitor present. The vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Paul Hastings, presided.
The Club Family and Guest Picnic
will be August 4, at $50 pm. at
the Community House with bar
becue Mrs. Charles Short is chair
man of the picnic. Each family
bring a covered dish, salad or veg
etable and their family's drin k s,
also china and silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Blake have
been entertaining their b r o h r,
VIM. Blake from Florida, for a few
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Kitchens
are at the farm for their vacation
over the weekend. They entertained
their children and families.
Arthur Carmean of Phila, is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Carmean.
Mrs. Mildred Hill called on Mrs.
Mabel Lambden last Saturday NOR
ming.
Mrs. Peal Spicer recently visit
ed Mrs. Mildred Hill and Nob1 e
Fleetwood
Mrs. Roschun Hill and children
accompanied Mrs. Patty Kuhns and
children back to Massachusetts.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27

women from 35 states. They are
engaged in occupations ranging
from homemaker to astronaut.
Several thousand persons have re-
ceived county and state awards.
Candidates for awards can be
nominated by anyone. Nomination
forms and further information are
available at the county extension
office.
A judging committee selects two
individuals in the county who best
measure up to standards set for
meriting county certificates. From
all those receiving county recog-
milton, as many as four can be
chosen for state honors. The win
ners receive a handsome, engraved,
FURNISHED copper and walnut
plaque.
Eight national award recipients
are invited to Chicago to attend the
National All Club Congress. Each
is presented with the All alumni
key during the annual alumni ban
quet ATTENDED by 500 national and
state All leaders, educators, bust
ness officials and friends of All.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27

whom he talked as he visited
Troop camps were favorable.
While the camps received an
ga" rating, it was noted that an
even more efficient operation could
be obtained through some correc-
tions to existing physical fa-
cilities. However, it was pointed
out that these improvements would
be forthcoming as a part of the
program of renovation and de-
velopment made possible by funds
recently raised in the Del-Mar-Va
Councils Capital Funds Campaign.
Special commentator was made
regarding the conservation pro-
gram in which Scouts actually par
ticipate in conservation projects in
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
Real Esfufe Transfers
In Sussex County

Carl F. Webb and Hilda to Chas
E. Adkins and Shirley A., Cedar
Greek HID, lot 81.
John willard Kinnikin and Isa-
belle B. to Manford d. Short and
Robert p Short, Jr., Cedar Greek
HID, SO acres.
Travis R. Absher and Geraldine
to Wise Homes, Inc, N. Nanticoke
HID, lot
Ruby c. Tull to Calvin Tull
Seaford HID, Al acres.
Walter r. Hill and Goldie V. to
Hope Realty Co., Inc, Seaford HID.
lot.
Charles G. Allen, Jr. and Ruth
H. to Richard E. Merritt and
Helene K, Seaford HID, lot with
imp.
Clayton A. Smith and Clara J. to
Frank David Smith, Nanticoke HID
29 and 0ne-tenth acres.
Garrett Locates and Sophia w
to John A. Moore, Jr., Seaford HID.
lot Is and part of IA, Westview
Howard Galloway and Fannie j.;
John A. Moore, Jr. and Helen
Karl P. Thompson and Elsie W.
/ to Bay Road Dew. Co., Seaford Hd
lot IA and part of 1 blk. E., Sec
III.
Citizens Acceptance Corp. to
Charles H. Mason and Virginia L.
Broad Greek HID, lot.
VIM. Robin Carter and Peggy
Ann to Delaware Power and Light
Co., Broad Greek HID, 2 lots.
Mary H. O'Neal; H. Manning
O'Neal and Geneva to Louis D
O'Neal and Shirley F., Broad Greek
HID, 6 acres.
Pearl Gaines to Shelton R
Gaines and Matte E., Little Greek
HID, $4,000 So fit.
Nellie NJ. Hill and Howard E. to
Norman w. Hastings and Diane D..
Little Greek HID, 1 acre.
Gus Wieland and Elisa to Will
helm Seefried and Martha, Little
Greek HID, lot.
Homer L. Disharoon, Jr, Exec
Will Jennie Williams to Dale l.
Ruth and Margaret E., Little Greek
HID, 2 lots.
Dale H. Twilley and Margaret to
Robert F. Hazel and Nancy B..
Little Creek HID, 1 acre.
Edward S. Cordrey and Virginia
H. to Ernest A. Nelson, Sr. and
Glenna Mae, Dagsboro HID, / acre
George j. Schulz and Mary d. to
Isaiah G. Mumford and Julia E.
Thomas H. Hudson and Dorothy D.,
Baltimore HID, Isle of Bali Hi, lots
522 and 523.
Edgewater Acres, Inc. to Jack A.
Green and Nora c., Baltimore HID,
lot IL, blk. 1.
John M. Salisbury and Mary r.
to Lewis B. Price and Ruth G.,
Baltimore HID, S. Bethany, lot 16,
blk. l.
Edgewater Acres, Inc. to John
]. Peers and Louella NJ, Baltimore
HID, lot 3, blk. 1.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27

TO any one who installs total electric heat
in home on our lines between March 1
and Dec. "a, 1862. Get full details on this
offer, plus free heating layout for your
home, at any district office of
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27

Eugene BOokhammer and Cath
crime to David ]. Oliver and Rose,
! Indian River HID, lots 40 and Al,
B o o k h a m m RS Add to Oak
I; Orchard.
Elisha A. Steele to Webster B.
Fox and Esther D., Indian River
HID, lot 54
Elisha A. Steele to Webster B.
Fox, and Esther D., Indian River
HID, lot SO.
Edward S. Wolfe and Lucinda J.
to Nichloas Phillip Vescount and
Mary Elizabeth, Lewes and Reho-
both HID, lot on Rd. 270A.
Malch Investment Corp. to VIM.
A. Owings, Lewes and Rehoboth
HID, lot.
Ida Mae Carpenter ct al to Yer
non T. Smith and Rebecca, Broad
kiln HID, 2 lots, all imps.
Jesse A Harman and Maud B.
to David B. Hartman and William
r. Harman, Lewes and Rehoboth
HID, lot.
Charles H. Massey and Ola E. to
Benjamin E. Hicks and Myrtle P,
Lewes and Rehoboth HID, 3.S45
acres.
Charles H. Massey and Ola E. to
E. Hobson Davis and Fannie, Lew
es and Rehoboth HID, 3.518 acres.
James H. Leight and Amelia J.
to John E. Fearins, Cedar Greek
HID, dot.
Bessie Daisey Lee to George E.
A. Empty and Claudia NJ, Days
boro Hd., lot.
Ernest A. Timmons and Florence
l. to Ralph Timmons and Mildred,
Dagsboro HID. 140 and two-fifth
acres and 100 acres.
John Best Robinson to Linda M.
Nelson, Lewes and Rehoboth HID,
lot 45 Brooklyn Ave.
Annie Handy to Levi Colona,
Baltimore HID, lot 81, Clendaniel
Ave-, Town of Selbyville.
Alfred Tyson Cannon and
Geraldine F. to Ronald d. Cannon
and JoAnn, North West Fork HID,
lot.
Bethany Realty, Inc. to Joseph
M. O'Brien and Peggy, Baltimore
HID, lot 81, Bethany Realty Harbor
Section
Bethany Realty, Inc. to John A.
Lolo, Baltimore HID, lot "a, Beth
any Realty Harbor Sec.
S. Bethany Corp. to Charles Ell
mer Walls, Jr. and Margaret
Frances, Baltimore HID, lot SO, add.
to blk. 2, S. Bethany.
Bethany Realty, Inc. to George
H. Norris and Jane Elizabeth,
Baltimore HID, lots 158 and 159
and " of 160, Bethany Realty Har-
Dor Sec.
w. Robert Sammons and Kath-
leen to Herbert R. Renders, Jr.
and Pauline s., Seaford HID, 0S75
acre. y
Addie Warren Guthrie and
Thompson Clyde to Howard Boni-
we'll Warren and Florence D.,
Baltimore HID acres.
Raymond Harmon and Sarah E.
to Willie Melton, Broadkiln Hd.,
lot.
Ella A. Warrington; Samuel I.
Warrington and Cora S. to Everett
S. Warrington and Catherine,
North West Fork HID, 0.723 acre.
Pearle Watson and VIM NJ. to
Robert E. Wink and Nancy L.,
| Cedar Greek HID, lot.
Henry Keys to Charles Edward
| Stevenson, Broadkiln HID, lot
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27

ters of farm families, or lived in
small rural communities. By 1870,
according to Baker, the larger per-
centage of All membership will be
non-farm youth. This is the result
of the shift of farm population, he
says.
Consequently, more former All
members will be filling city jobs
or pursuing professional careers.
For the last ten years, there has
been an adult All activity which
looks for former club members
who have distinguished themselves.
1t is the national All Alumni
Recognition program.
Since 1853, the national gold
alumni key award has been pre-
sented to 80 prominent men and
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
HELPFUL VISIT

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) = An
Oklahoma City woman's mistake was
the selection of parking spot
when she went to visit her husband
in Jail.
Police Said she parked car with
a stolen license plate, loaded with
stolen goods, in the sheriffs park
ing lot, in the path of a policeman
scribbling parking tickets.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
BANG-UP DEMONSTRATION

FIT. SILL, Okla. (AP)-To show
what happens when an auto hits a
concrete wall at so miles an hour,
the 34th Artillery Brigade - at a
public demonstration = dropped a
car 215 feet from helicopter.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27

completing merit badge require
ments.
Walter @. Simon, newly elected
Council President and former
Camp Development Chairman, pre-
sided at the meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
COLD THEFT

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Thieves
attempted to beat heat wave in
Tucson by stealing three tons of
ice cubes from a motel ice mach
inc. The loot was valued at 1880
in cold cash.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
A BUSY SEASON

LEXINGTON, KY. (AP) = The
most basketball games Kentucky
ever played in a single season
was 80 in 1947-4S.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-27
Four-H Clubs Seeking To
Find Outstanding Alumni

members the
in
O.
nd aduat active rolls All
puntith All
The Adak sun., 1962-11-05
ADAK SUN

served to those persons attending this
Open House.
The Marine Corps Birthday dinner will
be held at noon in the Boring Galley
for 1avSta Marines and at the NavCom
Sta Galley for Company "a" Marines.
parade and review Will be held in
front of the Military Air TERM nal,
weather PERM tting, or inside the
BirchWood Hangar in case Of Indictment
weather. Time for this is at 400.
The actual birthday lebrati ons' wi II
be held at the Tundra Tavern, Carl bou
Club with the Officers Ball being
held in the Village Gyzlnas ium.
The Adak sun., 1962-11-05
AARIN-j BARRACKS
MARK. SlLAN SHIP

Recently, a group Of Marine Barracks
pers onne1 fired the vs. caliber pistol
for qualifi cati on. Out of the thirty
six Marines firing the pistol, there
were thirty-one expert shooters,
four sharpshooters and one marksnan
shooter. The scores were close and
the five highest shooters went as
follows: lstLt. G. c. IJARN took
hi gh honors wi TIL a score of 378. Sec
ond and close behind 1t HART was
Pvt. D. a. FOLSOM vi tn score Of 374.
Third high man vert to Capt J. I.
O'TOOLa wi tn a score of 266 and just
one point behind for fourth hi gh man
was, Cpl. c. VASQUGz wi tn 367. LCp1
u. q. BUSH took fit tn hi eh man wi tn
q score of $50. Congratu1 at ons for
q "Job we'll done" goes to all shooters
for keeping with the Marine tradi tt on
of good craftsmanship.
The Adak sun., 1962-11-05
MARI MI CORPS BIRTHDAY

Next Saturday, 10 November 1862,
the Marine Corps will be celebrate ng
! its l57th birthday. Around the world
all the vari GUS Marine Corps commands
Will be celebrating the birthday of
our Corps. There will be formal balls
for some but then for others the
situation may not be SO rosy q pic
ture. Some Marines will be guarding
our positions and protecting our in
terests on foreign shores just as
they have done in the past.
Hi gh1i ghts of the ce1ebrati on to be
held here on Adalz this year will be:
An Open House will be conducted from
5000 to 100 with tours to be conduct
ed through the Brig area, office
spaces, living quarters where cer5ai n
displays wi IL be set up and Weapons
displays in the lecrecti on Room
At the conclusion Of the tour in the
Tundra Tavern, refreshments Will be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
C,,r,lsville Ho,,o1,s
N wlywed Beasleys

CURDSvHLE. Feb. 8 A
shower was given to the newly
WEEDS. Mr.. and Mrs. John Beas-
ley. Saturday night at the Ctfdsr
vile Community Center by
friends and fellow church Mlem-
hers. A large CROWD attended and
the happy pair received Hlshy
beautiful gifts ami Wen WISHES
All enjoyed the delightful occas-
ion.
Mrs. Earl Phanp continilsss 10
improve from her recent opera
ton. She and her family had as
recent guests. j. j.. Phaup. and
Mrs. Virginia Stins0n.
Mr.. and Aflss. Crosby Ehaa,p
and their small nephew, Ed
motored to Richmond Sunday to
visit her sister and fadlily. MI.
and Mrs. John Fai1n1<. and chill.
drrn. Ed had a great time play
Ing with their ct1Alren.
Sunday guests d Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wise wet Mr.. and Mrs.
d. c. Stables of Wilson. Mr. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
Buckingham TO
Be Visited BY
Artlnobae

BUCKINGHAM. Feb. s-The
buckingham County Woman's
Club is sponsoring a five day
visit Of the Virginia Museum Of
Pine Arts Artlnobile to the coun-
ty February 1916.
The artInObile's appearance
here is the work of the fine
arts department. headed by Mrs.
John Mclean. Mrs. Rowlett H.
Bruce and Mrs. John Eldridge
are cO-chairman of the arfmobile
project. Two hostesses are
scheduled to be ron duty
throughout the week.
The artm0bile will be located
at Buckingham Central High
School. The schedule includes
hours for sixth graders through
high school students from $3.50
am. to 3 pm. February II to
Is.
It will be open to the public
from 3 TO 4:3O pm. each day.
1t also will be open to the pbulic
from z to 4:3O pm. on Feb. 16.
The current exhibition Of the
artmobile is entitled Art be-
fore Columbus" and Is compos-
ed of 40 rare objects of the
ancient civilization of Central
and South America.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09

,tbe tobacco Jubilee ii faf 2e1A. /
4hey mere md 1asy ~ Tor ~
4z750 they wen III hlefeAaniiise
certificates certainly helped 10
warm TIE way home.
Week end guests In the Morgan
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan ana Ray Crews. Mrs
Cole Is lnuch improved after her
lengthy illness. and Sunday. went
with Ray back to Portsmouth for
d visit 81 several weeks.
MIR and Mrs. Marshall seay
and their children spent Sunday
with hlr. and ..Airs, Rice aeay.
Mrs. A. c. Wood. Miss Cora
Wood and Charlie Wood were
visitors in the Jack Anderson
home Sunday afternoon. Later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson called o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ellis. vi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oliver
were both brought up in Chris
Eianshurg. For the week end they
took their children back for a
family get-together with their
Oliver and Daingerfield grand
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wilson.
their daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Walden and their sons
were supper guests OF the O. j..
Thompsons Saturday night.
MFR. and Mrs. Branch ROsen
visited the j. Meade sAndersOns
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Miles Cole. CT Rracey. and
Mrs. Raymond Hudson, of South
Hill. spent Sunday and Monday
nights in the Herbert Anderson
home.
Patricia Morgan was with her
father and grandmother for the
week end.
Monday afternoon. the Rev.
John HARDWOOD called in the Nor
gan nome. Miss Hattie. whose
hands are never idle. took him
into the living room where she
had a quilt in the frames. Later,
when she spoke Of the pleasure
Mr.. iTarwood's visit gave her.
she added: II think he went
away with a skill he didn't have
when he came. taught him to
quilt"
| The Andersonville Home Dem.
cnstratiOn Club met with Mas. j.
G. Morgan Tuesday afternoon.
About Is members we're present
to hear Mrs. Helen McCraw tell
how to make a flower border
that would fill the neighbors with
envy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09

Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin DunkuIn
had as recent supper guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Haden Christian from
Richmond.
Visitors in the Alfred Harris
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Hadcn
Christian. Miss Ruth Harris. and
Mrs. Eunice CarrloO. from
Hyattsville. Md. Laurence Jam-
erson. from New Canton. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Acie Allen and
Acie. Jr.. of DillWyn.
Mrs. J. G. AtWater visited her
daughter and family. Mr.. ard
Mrs. T. E. Burgess of Norfolk
She reports her daughter is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nixon
and family had as recent guests.
his aunt, Mrs. Beatrice Nixon.
ard his cousin. Mrs Bessie
Dennis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Parr-
Oft Nixon and two daughters.
from Cambridge.
1t is good to hear that Mrs.
Belle Boiling. who has been in
SOuthside Community Hospital
for some time is now learning
to walk by herself.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09

Mrs. David Hawkes.. Of Black
stone. and Mrs. c. R. Wise.
Friends are happy to learn that
Paul Jones is somewhat inprov-
ed and that he viii receive ex-
ceIent treatment st Mcclure
Hospital IN Richmond.
Mrs C c Harvey has return
ed ,At01ne after an extended visit
with her daughter and family m
.HIland.
MRS. Ruth P.laltp. WHO has
been spending some time with
her brothers widow. Mrs. James
Marks. in her daughters home
lin F..g..:ae. expects to return
home before long.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Kick
man and family attended
singing" at Salem Methodist
church in Amelia Saturday.
Mrs. j. E. Newton attended the
home demonstration club meet
ing In Buckingham Friday. An
agent from VPI made an in
teresting talk and demonstration.
AIRS. r. E. Newton visited her
sister In law. MRS. Margit. Cough
In Richmond Friday. Mrs. Mar
gle Cough and her friend. Miss
Pat HauAders returned home
with her for the week end and
the three of them visited Mrs.
Lula AshwOft'i. of Appomattox.
on her birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman 'Dowdy
and family had as their week
end guests. NJ. and Mrs. Guy
Norman. and v. G. Wootcn and
son. all Of Farmville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Dowdy ami daugh-
ters visited the Ryland Dowdy's
Sunday. They report that 'Ryland
DOWdy'S son and the others. who
we're recently in an automobile
accident. are all improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesly Dunkum
motored to Louisa recently and
visited his sisters. Mas. NJ. l..
Foster and Mrs. W. r. Dunlann;
and her mother. Mrs. Walter
Duncan. They also visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Woodrow Dunkunl and
family In Dtllwyn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Ayres and Beverly Ann Wis
tied in the Wesley Dunkum
home over the week end.
Visitors in the william Lindsay
home during the week end were !:
Mfr. and Mrs. Alfred Woody and
family. from Concord. and Mfr.
and Mrs. Frank Ownby. and MI.
and Mrs. Haskell Lindsay. Bobby
Lindsay gave the address for the
Youth Revival Week. in the
Farnville Wesleyan Methodist
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
Dillwyn Man
Killed In \
| Sunday Crash

DILLWYN, Feb. 2-JOhn VIII
lie Gornus. 45-yearold Dillwyn
man. was killed early Sunday
morning in car crash on route
20 near Maxey Creek in Bucking-
ham county.
Gol11,us. identified by police as
the driver OF the auto, died when
the car left the road, travelled
off the side of the highway for
the distance Of about a city
block. ard turned over twice
Julian Shumaker. "a. OF Dill.
lWyn was a passenger in the
car. He was only slightly in
jured. He was treated at a
Charlottesville hospital and re-
leased. The two men were re-
turning home from a dance In
Scottsville when the accident
happened.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
Some People Have Luck 10 Bun,
And Miss Forbes Is 0ne OF Them

Coast to Sarasota. only IA few
miles south Of Bradenton.
With her classes at Central
High left in the capable hands
Of Mrs. Claude anderson MISS
Forbes and the Lipsons to0k off
gaily Sunday morning for q va
cation in the F7criaa sunshtne
At home, the .faf1aily .sathered
.fof Sunday dinner much as| usual.
The John 1orriefs were TIE first
to arrive, and Mrs. Dorr1er and
Miss Slsan Forbes became subs
tilute hostesses, Others WHO join
ed the family at the dinner table
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lewis
Moss. their son. and Nan and
Jimmie Forbes.
Day OF Skiing
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bailey had
their great.meces. the Misses
Linda and Iona Hurst. with them
FOR the week end. The girls
home is In Santa Barbara. Calf
but they are students Mt Stuart
Hall. Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Bailey and Roy Bailey. II
took their guests to Warm
Springs for d day Of skiing be-
fore taking them back to lStann-
ton.
Mfr. and Mrs. Bill TOlbert and
their young son. Allen. have
moved into their new five-room
house on the Lewis Morgan road
The house is unfinished as yet
and the lawn untouched but, say
the Tolberts. they don't mind the
! work. and transforming theil
house into a home is a satisfying
experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Vest were
1lnner guests Of Miss Annie An.
derson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Flood. theil
daughter. Jane. and Miss Lula
Flood spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Morris. Sunday sup
per guests in the Flood home were
Mrs. Bonnie SOuthall and Billy
Glover and his daughters. Eller
and Cathy Ann of Richmond
Miss Virginia Jalnerson spen
the week end with her mother
Mrs. Mary Jamerson. Charles
Jamerson had uicner with his
mother Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Chambers and their daugh
ters. Brenda Kay and Cathy Ann
were Sunday dinner guests.
Warmed The. Way
Mfr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan
faced snow and sleet to attent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09

PROSPECT. Feb e-The Pat
rick Henry P-TA win have Its
regular monthly meeting Mon
day might. February Y. at 8
pm. at the school. The Girl
Scouts will have the program.
4 Those attending the Blue and
0o1d Banquet at Cedar Brook
Moaday night were Mrs, 6. B.
Carson, den mother. and son,
Richard, M. and Mrs. Ed
Glenn and Danny. Mrs. Howard
Brown and David. Mrs. Elwood
Wilkerson and c. T.. Tolnanie
Coin and Marvin. Mrs. r. NJ.
Campbell and Howard. Mrs.
Lewis johnson and Howard
Mrs. Bob Wilkerson and Tyree
and Bat Bantley.
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell we're Mr..
and Mrs. Benny Kreider and
family. Of Richmond