The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-23

young beagle puppies. On Sun
day afternoon one tllrred up Sc
Veral times alone so Stephen Lee
and his father started searching
for the other one. Not finding
him close TO home, his father
started out in the car to look.
There was a crowd of children,
dogs. ard grown people on the
corner at the post office and Bap-
fist Church but Mr.. Farrar did
mt stop to see what it was all
about. He was looking for a
PUPPY.
Not finding a trace Of the dog
Mr.. Farrar finally decided to
find the game warden. James e.
Allen. and ask him of there had
been any report of a lost dog
He found Allen at the fire hOust,
and upon asking the question was
told there was puppy in the
clllvert by the post office and he
was getting the fire engine out
to go over there what he was
going to do with the fire engine
this reporter did not find out but
guessed maybe flush the dog
OUT.
Returning to the post office
there was such a noise, between
the dogs. children and the fire
engine uhis reporter heard that
even the emergency squad was
there, that the dog was too
frightened to come out of the so
foot cnl2ert. The engine was cut
off, the dogs shooed away, the
children asked to keep quiet. and
Stephen Lee called his puppy
which traWled out from Is feet
inside. wagged his tail and licked
Stephen Lees face. =
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.. Powell and
family. Of Franklin. VISITED her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. R.
Barnes last Sunday.
Mrs. Stuart Townes returned
to her nome last week after
UNDERGOING an operation at Grace
Hospital, Richmond.
Dr.. and Mrs. Roland Garrett.
who were married on February
3. have returned from their
honeymoon and will make their
home in Richmond. Mrs. Garrett
is the former Miss Betsy Stark
of Amelia county.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E j..
Flippen for the week end were
their son and daughter-in-law
MI. arl Ms. Bob FGppen. and
infant DAUGHTER of Enporia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Dickey and
son, DOUG, of Richmond, visited
his mother, Mrs. F.. A. Dickey,
for the week end.
In Brookneal over the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Mitchell. They were the guests
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Carwile, at their home
there.
Mrs. A. A. Johns is spending
some time with her son-in-law
and daus httr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Plumer Wiseman, at their home
III Danv.lic.
Another ecent visitor of Mrs.
F.. A. Dickey was Mrs. Lucy
KEN. who is a teacher in the
Ashland schools.
Amelia residents were very
thankful to hear that Mrs.
Thomas w. Eppes came out of
an ut IN 0 b ile accident in
ucking a m county I'M
scathed last Friday. She was
driving along when the car hit
an icy spot in the road and
turned over Damage to the car
amounted to between SIPS and
$50. Eppes said. Mrs. Eppes is
memorial gift fund chairman for
the current heart fund drive.
Friends of Sergeant James H.
Barnes, of Martinsville. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Il. Barnes OF
Amelia. and with the state police
was in an automobile accident
recently as he was returning
from Richmond to his home. For
tunately he sustained no serious
injuries, they will be glad to
hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen L. Farrar
Jr.. Stephen Lee and Sarah Hol-
land Farrar. accompanied by
Mrs. George O. Hardy. Jr.,
motored to Farmville Sunday
evening to see Mrs. T. H. Shell
ton of Radford, who is visiting
her step-son. Farrar Shelton, and
Mrs. Shelton at their home there.
Mrs. R. L. Luckado enjoyed a
visit from her niece and family
on Sunday. She said she hadn't
seen the children for some time
and enjoyed having them so
much. From Gainesville. they
were MI. and Mrs. Randolph
Harrison and children, Robert
and Judy. From Richmond the
same afternoon, came some first
cousirs. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy X.
Snead.
The Rev. Milton P. Reid re-
turned last Wednesday night
after two weeks training as a
chaplain IN the Naval Reserve.
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