The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-25
Gainesville

children and grandchildren of
Charlie Robertson were at his
home to celebrate his 83rd birth
day. From Roanoke came the
c. M RObertsons: all the Pol
lards from Charlottesville h e
F.. K. Pollards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pollard. Debbie an
Charlie. Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Pollard and Billy, the Roger
M. Pollards and Michael. from
Gainesville were Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Robertson. Mrs. E. H.
Robertson. Jr., and Debbie, and
the Nelson Robertson family. It
was a happy birthday for mfr.
Charlie" and the best wishes OF
the community to him for many
more such birthdays.
Mrs. Dora Sutton and Diane
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Sutton. They attended
the shower given Mrs. Sutton.
Saturday night. Mrs. Sutton is
from Germany and She was
quite thrilled with meeting her
new neighbors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spill
man, of Cumberland, are the
proud parents of daughter
Mrs. Spillman is the sister of
Mrs. Wilson Shores. The night
Susan Kay was born Mrs. Shores
was to preside over a meeting
OF the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Fire Department. That was post
poned until one night this week
After four nephews. Mrs.
Shores said, II was too excited
about having a niece"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Peasants
left Sunday for High Point. N. c..
to attend the furniture showing
The will be home about the mid
die Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Horing
and children, Of Richmond.
spent Sunday with Mr.. ard Mrs.
H. B. Peasants. Jr.
Two Birthdays
We had two more birthdays
this week in the community
Peggy Harrison was sixteen and
Darlene Peasants, six. Darlene
had a party Saturday afternoon
Most of her guests were much
older than she, but that was
what she wanted, her mother
said. Little Hunter Peasants and
and Lee Blanton sang Happy
Birthday" to her and then to
Peggy. Peggy and her friends
celebrated her birthday bowling
in Farmville.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson is a
patient in Jolnston-Willis Hos
pital in Richmond. We hope she
will not be there long.
B. F.. Richardson has been in
and out of a hospital all win
ter. We hoped when he came
home a few weeks ago that
he would keep well. Yesterday
he was taken TO NOV with pneu-
m0nia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stimett
are expecting her brothe r.,
Robert Glenn, to spend a few
days with them. Robert has re
Gently returned home from over
seas duty IN the army
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Blanton.
Jr., were in Richmond, Tuesday
Mrs. j. Alex Ransone spent
Monday night with her son and
daughter in law in PoWhatan
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Blanton,
Jr., and Mrs. Ransone spent
Sunday visiting Mrs. Blanton S
mother, Mrs Turner. and their
cousin, Mrs. Pierson, in Rich
mond.
The Home Demonstration Club
met at Mrs. H. B. Peasants
home this week. Several ladies
joined the club. Plans are under
way for a turkey supper to raise
money for the community house
Mrs. Nancy Blanton Goodman
has returned home from NOV.
Mrs. Wilma Blanton has gone
to Amelia to be with her few
days.
Frank Dean Irving has been
down with the flu but we hear
he is much better and hopes ia
return to teaching in Goochland
this week.
Fay Jeter, OF Ballsville. was
the guest Saturday of the C. o.
Andersons.
Mrs. Hurt and Bunny. OF
BallSville, spent Saturday eve
ming with their daughter, Mrs.
H. B. Peasants. Jr. Penny Hurt
was with her sister several days
John Baker is the guest of his
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cowherd. His
brother. Esten Baker, Of Co
lumbia, suffered a severe heart
attack and is in Johnston Willis
Hospital.
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