The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-26

| ANDERSONvnLE. June 81
From all reports Father came
out well in this community last
Sunday. His supply Of shirts and
matching ties was renewed, fam
lily dinners were given in his
honor. and all long distance
! calls were for him. He was
petted and pampered and spoiled
! all day long. Now. how to get it
F.; out of him!
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Herman Ander-
son picked Mrs. E. C. McCraw
up Sunday morning and together
they attended church service at
! Bethel. and then went to Apo
mattox for dinner with the EN-
melt McCraws. Father Emmett
McCraWs. Father Emmett and
Grandfather Herman called all
the tunes and had everything 60
! ing their way for that day, at
least.
Jimmie Anderson telephoned
his Fathers Day greetings from
Mexico Cit. He and Gary Love
are finding much to interest
them on their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Morgan,
their children, Cydna and C. B.,
joined Mrs. Morgan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson, and
her sister and brother and their
families a. camp near Deer
field for the week end. The
young cousins had time to get
acquainted while their parents
exchanged family news.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan attended the wedding of
! her niece at Craigsville.
Miss Louise Morgan spent
the week end at her home here.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. G..
Cowan were supper guests in
! the Morgan home, Monday.
Miss Rita Morgan has return
ed from Germany and is spend
ing a few days in New York
She is expected home with in the
next few days.
Raymond Overton Anderson,
nine month-old son of Mr.. and
; Mrs. Claude Anderson, was
christened at Bethel Sunday.
Following the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Anderson enter
tanned at family dinner.
Besides young Raymond, his
parents and his brother Woody
the guests were his maternal
grandmother, Mrs. w. o. Day,
of Waynesboro, the Rev. and
Mrs. John HARDWOOD. Mr. and
Mrs. John Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Juan Anderson and Mrs. Julius
Coleman.
Mrs. Jack Anderson spent
Thursday in Roanoke with Mr..
and Mrs. George Wood.
Mrs. Branch Rcsen spent Sun
day night with Mrs. Julius Cole
man.
Saturday supper guests in the
o. j. Thompson home were, Mr..
ard Mrs. A. M. Wilson, their
daughter, Jane, and Mr.. and
Mrs Luther Walden, and sons,
Nat and Aubrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Tolbert and
their son. Allen. spent Friday
night in Richmond. They visited
the Kenneth Burtons and the
Herman O'Briens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan
Mrs. Fred Cole and Miss Nancy
Morgan drove to Roanoke, Sun.
day, for the day with Mrs
Mrs John Cole.
Friday dinner guests in the
Lewis Morgan home were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Flood. and theil
sons, and Mrs. Louis Poats, anC
her children.
Don Singleton of Herndon, w
Va. spent several days las
week in the Fred Flood home
Singleton, June graduate o.
Berea College where he major
ed in physics, was on his way
to Fredericksburg to be inter
viewed for job.
Louis Poats had Sunday dinner
with the Floods. In the after
noon he took Mrs. Poats anc
the children, Judy and Gene
who had spent the week in the
country, back to Richmond.
Ewell Morgan spent the weei
end with his parents. MIR. anc
Mrs. Ernest Morgan. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Bobby Morgan, and theil
children, had supper with the