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Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Obituary
WILKINS

WILKINS
Elmer wilkins, 76, a retired
farmer, died last Friday, Nov
ember Is, In Milford Memorial
Hospital. He formerly was
superintendent of the Milford
Holiness Church Sunday School.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Nanine wilkins; five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Bertha Kersey of
Galena, Md, Mrs. Sally Plea
santon of Bowers Beach, Mrs.
Myrtle Kenton of Frederica,
Mrs. Roberta Edge of Delmar,
Mrs. Kathryn Scott of Houston;
five sons, Howard of Milford,
Elwood and Donald Of Lincoln,
Herschel of Greenwood, and Nor
man of FELTON,; three sisters,
Mrs. Lean Vanderslice of Phila.,
Mrs. Clara West of Georgetown,
Mrs. Marie Clendaniel of Mil
ford; five brothers, Raymond,
Leroy, John and James of Mil
ford, and Lollis of Phila.; 36
grandchildren, Is great-grand-
children, and four great-great-
grandchildren.
Services were held Sunday
from the Lof1and Funeral Home,
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Items Of A Purely
Personal kntUre

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pullin and
family.
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle of
Swarthmore, Pa, is arriving to-
day to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Draper, Jr.
Misses Gertrude and Helen
Tain an will have as their
Til anks giving guests, Miss
Maisie Riley Of Atlantic High
lands, N. j., and Miss Martha
Pennington of Navesink, N. j.
They will arrive on Wednes sday
for the remainder of the week.
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Miss Mary Welch Of Reading,
Pa, was the past week end guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
p. Richardson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James j.
Deputy and Mr.. andMrs. Char
les jenkins had as guests the
past week END Mr.. and Mrs.
Grafton Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burks of Baltimore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stokes Of
Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Postles Ham
mond are leaving today for their
home In Pompano Beach, Florida
where they will spend several
months.
House guests this week end
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James K,
Pettyjohn were Misses Michele
and Jean Fairfax of Annandale,
Virginia.
Mrs. Fred c. Geyer visited
with DR.. and Mrs. Leland Miles
in B ston, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Miles is the former
Virginia Geyer.
DR.. Miles is at Harvard Uni
versity on a Senior Fellowship
award until February %, 1864,
when he and family will go to
London, England. He will then
attend Kings College. London
University on a Fullbright Fell
loWship award to spend six
months there on research and
writing.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Local Happenings

CHORAL ADVENT SERVICE
On Sunday evening, December l,
1868 at 700 pm. Christ Church
will have a Choral Advent Serv-
Ice. Music will be sung by the
Community Choir, under the
direction of Miss Grace Porter
of Greenwood, Delaware, ac-
companied by Miss Kathryn
Copple, also of Greenwood.
The Choir consists of signers
from several nearby COM
munities; Milford, Harrington,
Bridgeville, Seaford and Denton,
Md. Everyone is invited to at
tend this service.
LATE DISCIPLES CLASS :
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th
the Late Disciples Sunday School
class of Calvary Methodist
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Thelma Carpenter with Mrs.
Gladys Paquette as co-hostess.
There were seventeen members
present. We want to welcome
our new member, Mrs. Mary
Davis in our class. Mrs. Car
penter led the devotions; Mrs.
Paquette read a story about
"Armistis Day" which is now
called f'Veterans Day."
Mrs. Tmelda Jackson conducted
the business meeting. The new
business of the month was the
revising of the class bylaws.
On the committee were Mr..
Richard Hall, Mrs. Thelma Car
penter and Mrs. Emma Harding.
The new Bylaws were then
read and voted on. Now each
member will receive a copy OF
them.
BAKE The Junior Choir OF
Calvary Methodist Church will
hold a bake on Saturday, Now
ember 23rd at $50 am. In front
of Woolworth's In the Milford
Shopping Center.
ALI donations of baked goods
will be appreciated. Contact Mrs.
John Long phone 422-877l or
422-5378.
GREENWOOD REVEALS .
Revival meetings at the Green
wood Mennonite Church. The
meetings begin November 20-27
at 1880 pm. The Rev. willard
Meyer from Pideon, Michigan
will be the evangelist.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

James Vinal Is the name
given to the son born to Mrs.
James v. Roberts on Novem-
Der 8, 1868. They have two
daughters, Julia and Joan.
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Miss Mary Travis IS a pa
tient In the Milford Memorial
Hospital where she is recover
ing from a fall from which she
sustained a broken leg. Miss
Travis IS employed at the L. D.
Caulk Co. and was leaving for
work when the accident oc-
Cured.
Hon. and Mrs. Carroll d.
Kearns Of ConneaCt Lake, Pa,
were guests of Mrs. Joseph j.
Pearce and Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph J. Pearce, Jr., from We'd
nesday until today. They are
enroute to Fort Lauderdale,
Florida for three months.
JJhJ " sh g1lAl - *s$ saI.s oJ
n Mr. and Mrs. e. Dallas Hitch
ems, Robert Kitchens and Miss
Mary Ann Kitchens will attend
the Dickinson-D -Drexel game to-
morrow at Carlisle, Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Pack have
returned to their Lakeview Ave-
nue. home after spending the
past several months at their
cottage In Rehoboth.
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Mrs. Paul v. Mckay has been
spending this week with friends
in North Carolina and will re-
turn home on Monday.
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Miss Lois Deputy of Whining
ton was the week end guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Deputy.
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Mrs. Fred Burton recently re-
turned from a visit In Pitts
burgh with her sister, Mrs. John
Cannon.
Mrs. Joseph Morrison Of
Sturgis, S. D., is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. B eni amin
Vinyard. On Monday they will
leave for Atlanta, Georgia, tc
be the Thanksgiving guests Of
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Service Slunts

Quonset Point, R. I. (F HTNC) :
William D. Zencak, seaman ap-
prentice, USN, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Zencak of Mil
ford, DEL, is serving at the
Naval Air Station, Quonset Point,
R. l.
The station serves as an opera
tion base for major elements Of
the Atlantic Fleets antisubmar-
inc forces including aircraft car
riers and antisubmarine squad
rons and as headquarters for
Navy air activities in the Ant
arctic
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Square Dance

The Biziers, Collins, Mazzas,
McTyiers, Millsaps, Masses, Pep
pers, Reiters, Steeles, Vinyards,
Tewelows, Widdowsons and Will
liams attended the Grand Ole
Soap Opera Square Dance In Sea-
ford, Friday night. Every one
finally managed to get through
''Tt's Later Than You Think"
Square Dancing is fun and you
always enjoy the fellowship Of
good friends. Larry Dees did
the honors at the mike.
Twelve squares danced away
the hours at the Dover Air Base
on Saturday evening. Lee Billow
was In great form and every one
thoroughly enjoyed the Harvest
Ball. The Bowmans, Gains, Cur
reys, Links, Morgans, Phillips,
and Weatherholds had a great
time and enjoyed visiting with
the Lewis and Lace Club and
seeing friends from Chester Y
Nots, Media and Pennsgrove. The
hall was decorated with beauti-
ful autumn leaves In all their
glorious colors. The fun COM
mittee had a picture of a pig
and turkey that was given to
a guest, whenever a man had
the picture Of the pig, a lady had
to say "oink, oink" to get the
picture and II a lady had the
picture Of the turkey, a man had
70 say, "gobble, gobble" to take
It from her, each time, In order
70 get the picture, It had to be
the opposite sex, when the alarm
sounded the person having the
pig won a 10 pound ham, the next
alarm sound, the person having
the turkey picture won a COM
plete dinner, turkey plus all vege-
tables and trimmings. Both Of
the winners were from the Penns-
grove Club. Later there was q
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

ACCIDENT WEDNESDAY An
accident occurred at approx
mately 1925 am, Wednesday,
November 20, when a vehicle
operated by Albert Hill Of 41o
Church Street, Milford, west
bound on Route IA, N. W. Front
Street, collided with a vehicle
in the northbound lane of U. S.
113, operated BY Robert A.
Burton of Whites Avenue, Mills
boro.
A passenger in the Burton
car, Georgia Ann Fosque, 19,
Of R. D. Millsboro, passenger
in the front seat, was thrown
from the vehicle and seriously
injured when the vehicle ran
over her. Her sister, Shirley
Fosque, II, also in the front
seat, suffered head injuries and
is in fair condition in Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Charges are pending follow
ing investigation by the Milford
Police. Burton and Hill we're
both uninjured.
DIABETES CLINIC The only
free diabetes clinic to be held
In lower Delaware will be held
on Tuesday, December 8, 1863
In Milford, Delaware from 1890
pm. to 800 pm. The clinic
will be held at Avenue Methodist
Church located on Church Ave-
nue. in Milford, Delaware. s7
A free blood test will be given
to all persons who come to the
clinic for the diabetic checkup.
This Is rare opportunity for
the residents of Kent and Sus-
sex Counties and should be used
to the benefit of those residents.
The only benefit you will re-
cetve is the one that will come
when you attend the clinic for
your diabetic check. The clinic
IS sponsored by the Shawnee
Home Demonstration Club of
Milford and will be conducted
by the Delaware State Board of
Health, Division Of Health Edu-
cation.
DIVING CLASSES Skin and
SCUBA diving classes will be-
gin Friday, November 20, 1868.
Approximately IL lessons, total
ing SO hours, will be given. In
terested persons, thirteen years
or older, call 422-4240 or 629-
4733.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Hospital Auxiliary

Mrs. Leslie Dobson presided
at the regular meeting Of the
Women's Hospital Auxiliary,
November IL, In the Nurses
Home. Devotions were led by
Mrs. John Vinyard who read the
23rd Psalm for volunteers. Mrs.
Theodore Aber read the minutes
Of the October meeting and the
treasurer, Mrs. Edwin P. Mes
sick reported a balance Of
s3,422.75.
Mrs. Dobson gave a compre-
hensive report which included
recognition Of the splendid as
sistance she is receiving from
officers, chairmsn and members
OF the Auxiliary.
Accompanied by Mrs. Ralph
Cats and Mrs. Theodore Aber,
Mrs. Dobson attended a worth
while mesting Of the Tri-State
Hospital Association In Washing
ton, D. c., but returned with
special pride in our own shop,
cart and baby picture service.
On October 26, the president
attended a luncheon given by
the Milford Branch Of the Pen
insula Council Of Negro Women
and on Thursday, November IA,
attended a workshop luncheon
at Beebe Hospital, Lewes, for
the ten Auxiliary presidents In
the state. Those attending had
an opportunity to inspect the
new wing and shop at Beebe
Hospital at Lewes.
A reception was held by the
Auxiliary Executive Board on
November S for Mrs. Mary War
rem, the new director Of nurses.
Mrs. Dobson expressed thanks
to all who ably served on this
occasion.
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs.
Edwin Fisher we're appointed tc
study the Bylaws and recon-
mend changes regarding the time
for installation Of officers.
d was reported by the Special
Fair Planning Advisory Com
mittee that Mrs. Rem e r
Barnard can not accept the 1864
Fair Chairmanship. However
this special committee will en-
deavor to secure chairmanship:
for this important annual event
held In May and will report al
the December meeting. But Il
can be announced at this time
that Mrs. Palmer Anstine, pas
Fair chairman, will be Ares
Chairman for 1864 to contaci
surrounding communities.
Miss Cordelia Carter report
ed the sale Of 40 Sets OF baby
pictures with a profit of SAT. rs
Mrs. George Reed reported :
cart balance Of $l28. .07; the shoy
balance as $699.37, and receipt.
OF 81, ,45l.55 at the Sneak Pre-
view at the Country Club. Spec.
ial mention was made OF the at.
tractive arrangements Of gift.
by Mrs. Lee Fernald, poster.
by Mrs. Eugene Nelson and re.
freshments served by Mrs. Sam.
uel Marshall and Mrs. panne.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Obituaries
HOLDEN

HOLDEN
Mrs. Annie ]. Holden, IS, died
Thursday, November IA, at Sill
Franhord Avenue, Philadelphia.
She lived In the Milford area In
her younger days.
Funeral services and inter-
ment were made in Philadelphia
on Monday.
She is survived by five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Gillette Tolbert, Mrs.
Marian Thornton, Mrs. Annie
Courtney, Mrs. Dorothy Pendle-
bury, and Miss Ella Holden and
one brother, Robert McColley of
near Milford.
COOPER
Harry j. Cooper, 7s, Of MIL
ton, formerly Of StocMey, died
last Thursday, November IA, at
his home, following a long ILL.,
ness. He was a member Of Eden
Lodge 1OOF, Wilmington, and the
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Carrie E. Cooper and one
daughter, Mrs. Louisa Nichols
of Wilmington.
Services were held Sunday In
the Dodd Funeral Home, George
town, with memorial services
at l:30 pm. by the Golden Rule
Club of Odd Fellows.
A4t
LYNCH
Walter M. Lynch, age 40
years, died suddenly Saturday,
November 8 In San Francisco,
California. Funeral services
we're held from the Berry Fun
era1 Home, Milford, on Monday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. DR..
Charles I. Carpenter OF Avenue
Methodist Church officiating. IN
terment was made In Odd Fell
lows Cemetery In Milford. He Is
survived by his wife, Mildred
Lynch, San Francisco, Calf,
one daughter, Mrs. Kathleen
Tavares, Martinez, Calif., one
sister, Mrs. Albert French,
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

one of the few firms licensed
to do business in Montana as
well as in their own state.
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Lloyd Rogers Yerkes is the
name given to the third son
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Townsend Yerkes on Tuesday,
November 19, in Milford Me-
mortal Hospital. Mrs. Yerkes
is the former Miss Janet Mills.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dallas
Kitchens, Robert Kitchens and
Miss Mary Ann Kitchens will
attend the final football game Of
Dickinson College tomorrow.
Glenn Kitchens, a senior at
Dickinson, will play his final
game as his college plays
Drexel. Mr.. Kitchens plays S
end for his college and has
been deemed a valuable player
on the team.
Miss Mary Travis is pa
tient in Milford Memorial Hos
pital as the result Of a fall o n
Thursday of last week. In walk
ing to the bus for work she
broke her crutch and sustained
a broken leg. Friends are wish
ing her a quick healing Of the
broken bone.
Miss Maggie Deputy was fiji
teen last week and in celebra-
tion she played hostess to a
few friends, inviting them for
dinner at Hotel Milford. Miss
Deputy is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James J. Deputy.
The Shawnee Country Club
had its first "Sing Along" Sat
urday evening at the club when
a large number Of members
and their guests we're present
for an evening of old and new
songs now gaining popularity
with groups. Mrs. Mabel Muir
ply played for two and a half
hours, bringing back many
memories Of the old songs,
which were interspersed by
some OF the later songs, all
! much enioyed.4 slIa .aniikiI
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Poeuhonfus News

The regular bi-monthly meet
Ing of Ionic Council was held
last Monday evening, with fair
attendance. We wish all our
members who are Ill, a speedy
recovery.
Don't forget to bring your
small Christmas gift donations
for Stockley's Mentally Re-
tarded children. These should
be brought next week, as we
have to turn them In by Dec
ember |.
Our next meeting night is Nov
ember 25. See you then.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
DAFB
Sfork Club

Bond, AlC and Mrs. Phillip
c., FELTON,, Nov. 8, daughter.
Elkins, AlC and Mrs. Fred
c., Dover, Nov. Il, son.
Fultz, A2C and Mrs. Roy W.,
Dover, Nov. 8, son.
Newell, SSgt. and Mrs. James
W., Magnolia, Nov. 8, daughter.
\ Spruill, AlC and Mrs. Donald
L., Dover, Nov. IS, daughter.
Stanuszek, AlC and Mrs.
James W., Dover, Nov. II, son.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Wedding
LIVINGSTON : MILLS

L1F 1NIO yin MILD
On Friday evening, November
8, at 800 pm. In Calvary Meth
odist Church Chapel, Miss Jean
Livingston of Lincoln, and Will
liam j. Mills, Jr., of Milford.
we're quietly married by the
pastor, Rev. F. Douglas Mil
bury. Their only attendants we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mills of
Milford. After a short honey
moon in Virginia, they are now
residing In their trailer home
on his fathers farm In Cedar
Nnck
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

three brothers, John
Lynch, Chester, Pa, Arthur
Lynch, Greenridge, Pa, Daniel
Lynch, Everett, Mass, one half
b other, Calvin Warrington,
Easton, Md.
SUTHERLAN
James Fisher Sutherlan, age
"a years, husband Of the late
Alice Sutherlan, died at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Elsie
Stubs, In Frederick, on Monday,
Nov. 18th. Funeral services were
held from the Berry Funeral
Home, Milford, on Thursday
afternoon, Nov. IA at l:3o O'Clock.
Rev. George Bishop Of Frederick
Methodist Church officiating. m
terment was made In Barratts
Chapel Cemetery, Frederick. He
Is survived by daughters, Mrs.
clara webb and Mrs. Elsie
Stubbs, and Mrs. Mary Palmer
Of Frederick, Mrs. Mabel Hol-
leger, Hollywood, Fla, Mrs.
Mildred Anderson Wilmington.
One son, Wilmer Sutherlan, VIII
mington. q grandchildren, Is
great grandchildren, | sister,
Mrs. Catherine Massey, Middle
town. **+
LANGRELL
Enos M. Langrell, Sc, an
agent for the Prudential Insur-
ance Co., Harrington, died at his
home last Saturday, November
Is. He was a veteran of World
War II. He was a member Of
Harrington Lodge No. 4, Jr. o.
U.A.M.
Mr.. Langrell is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Hazel Langrell;
a daughter, Mrs. Lois Curro Of
Claymont; a brother, Caleb Of
Harrington; sister, Mrs. Mary
Brown of Harrington; three half
sisters, Miss Bessie Langrell of
Harrington, Miss Elma Langrel
OF Wilmington, and Mrs. Edna
Fairheller of Washington, N. j.,
andewo grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday In the McKnatt Fhhsral
Home, Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

MAGNOLIA REVIVAL The
Magnolia Methodist Church will
have Revival starting on Sun
day, November oath, at 7:30p.m.
Nightly through Wednesday, Nov
ember 9th.
The Rev. Olin j. Shockley, Jr.
from Asbury Methodist Church
in Harrington will bring the mes
sages.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

DANCE at the Pennington
Fire House, Saturday, Novem-
Der %, from 9 pm. till / am.
Music by Nooks Naugle. $500
per couple.
DIABETES DETECTION A
Diabetes Detection Station spon-
sored by the Shawnee Evening
Home economies Extension
Service Club and conducted bv
the Delaware State Board OF
Health, will be held at the Ave-
nue. Methodist Church, Church
Avenue, Milford, on Tuesday,
December 3rd from 1890 to 8
pm.
The tests consists of taking a
few drops of blood for examina-
tion from finger. When diabe-
tes is found and treated early.
1t Is much easier to control.
There Is no charge for this
service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Mrs. D. Hooper
To Speak To
Baptist Groups

POWHATAN, Oct. 3 Mrs.
Dale G. Hooper. Southern Bap-
fist foreign missionary % East
Africa. will be the guest speak
or al the fall meetings of the
groups of Baptist churches Of
the Woman S Missionary Union
Of Middle District Association
She will speak in Powhatan. in
Amelia. and Chesterfield coun-
ties. Mrs. Hooper serves at the
Baptist Publications. House in
Nairobi, Kenya, and writes stor-
les for CHI ldren and teaching
helps for children workers.
On October Is she viii speak
a. the Lydia Green Group meet
iag at Muddy Greek Baptist
Church. and on October - at
the Elise Murdoch Group Meet
ing al Sandy Greek Baptist
Church, Amelia county. On Oct
ODER Is Mrs. Hooper will speak
to the Elizabeth White Group at
Mt. Hermon Baptist Church. and
on October II at the Second
Branch Baptist Church for the
Mamie Bland David Group. both
n Chesterfield county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

ia. DR.. Preston Nowlen is a,surg-
con at Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Whitcdinb Spencer is tax
ing a beauty course in Farm
vile at the Hollywood Beauty
School She hopes to set up a
beauty shop here when she
completes her course.
Recert guest of Mrs. Lewis
Williams were Mrs. j. E. Az
bogast, of Monterey. Highland
county. and Mrs. John A. For
bes Jr.. and son. James Edwin
Forbes Jr.. Of Ednor, Md. James
Forbes Jr.. is Mrs. william S
great nerhew They were en-
route home via Charlottesville.
Appomattox and several other
places Of interest.
Joe Franklin Shumaker. Of
Richmond, was home for the
week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Bossieur Shepard Becomes Engineer
For Newport Ne,us Shipbuilding Co.

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Spencer
ard children Miss Laura Lee
and Clint Edward Of Lynchburg
were guests on Sunday Of Mr..
Spencer's mother Mrs. Mamie
Spencer. They also visited with
other relatives here.
Sheriff and Mrs. H. B. Adams
attended the Oil Mems corven-
ton at the Williamsburg Inn last
week.
Mrs. H. B. Adams and Miss
Pattie Sue Adams were over
night guests Thursday of Mr..
and Mrs. John Rogers of Rich
mOnd.
Sheriff H. B. Adams visited his
mother. Mrs. Claude Adams. at
Red Oak Sunday. She is some
what improved. Spencer Adams
was home for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sprouse
entertained their daug tie r.
Pam, on her 18th birthday
Thursday, Sept 26 at their home
with a birthday party.
I The Buckingham Book Club
Will NEE. Tuesday. October 10.
at Mrs. Claude Anderson's at An
delsonville Co-hostess with her
are Mrs. Rodney Smith and Miss
Beth Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B Spencer.
Mrs. Ruth Crute. Mr.. anil
Mrs. j. R. Snoddy Jr.. and Mr..
and Mrs Cluade Anderson were
among those who attended the
Xifth Circuit bar and dinner
meeting Friday night at the
Weyanoke Hotel in Farmville.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Daniel and
daughters Cheryl and Betsy
We're guests Sunday, Of IMr.
and Mrs. Albert Moss, of brakes
Brarch.
Guest this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. VI. Rogers and Miss
App ing Moss is Miss Clara
Gary. OF Richmond. Mss Moss
Will return to Richmond with her
tor a visit.
Members of Trinity Methodist
Church honored the Rev. and
Mrs. David Hilton, with recep-
ton last Sunday afternoon at the
church. and presented them with
gift Of silver in their chosen
pattern. Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton are
recent bride and groom.
Miss Calthy Ann Whorley. of
Lynchburg. was home to visit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pat Whcrley. last week end.
DR.. Preston Nowlin and his
son. Preston Nowlin. Jr., of
Charlotte, N. c.. visited Mr.. and
MIS-. Thomas B. Hall. ST., last
week end. DR.. Nowlin' s father.
j. Burton Nowlin practiced here
for about Is years. He married
Mr.. Halls oldest sister Rober-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

Mrs. Charles Miner. of Cumber-
land. were Sunday afternoon
visitors with the Robens and
Harris families.
William N. Brock and Doug
las Graham of Richmond, were
guests Of w. o. Clements, this
past week end, and enjoyed fish
ing in the local PONDS.
This commun ty extends its
sympathy to Mrs. Gordan Rudd
in the sudden passing Of her
husband.
Word has been received here
from Mr. and Mrs. William
Knabe, that they are comfort
ably settled in their new home
in Roanoke Rapids. NJ G. Good
luck to a very nice couple.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Homecoming
At Graceland
Baptist Church

POWHATAN Oct. Friends
and former members are invited
20 attend the homecoming at
Gracelard Baptist Church. Sun
day. October g. The days actl-
vlties viii include Sunday School
at 10 am. worship services at
IL. followed by dinner on the
grounds, and a song service in
the afternoon. There will be a
guest speaker for the morning
service and the program for the
afternoon will consist Of music,
presented by local church
choirs and individuals.
Harry Steffenhagen. Bruce
Rush and Vivian Palmore, al
tended a church supper and a
meeting at Gracee Covenant
Presbyterian Church in Rich
mOad on Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Harris, Of
Midlothian. were Sunday evening
guests of the Robens and Harris
families.
Joe Harris was entertained on
Sunday with a dinner and de-
lightful day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Townsend in Richmond.
Attend Homecoming
Mrs. Harvey S. Re- m S
Mrs. w. o. Clements and Mrs.
J. A. Clements attended the
homecoming at Centenary Meth
odist Church in Cumberland
county, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shaw.
of LaneXa, AID Mss Edith No
len, Of Richmond, were Satur-
day guests OF the R. A. No
lens.
Mr.. and Mrs l A Flippen and