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4-CoRNERs AREA

4-CORNERS AREA
Detached brick home. exceptional.
LIST floor, lily. Im., din. .rna,, equip.
kitchen. 2 bedrns.. bath, Ice. at
tie. .1-rm. finished full bsmt With
level entrance to Ice. rms. kitchen
and bath, hot-weter heat slate
roof, lot 70x1O5. Call Mr.. (DobbO
Dohrowolskl for terms.
CAMPANEfL.A y CO., Realtors
6se-S327 Ewes. 10. S-eO00
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


SOMERSET - Lovely residential
area. huge trees, many ehruhe,
This Colonial contains 8 hedrmss
IA baths, lovely liv. rrn. and din.
rna,. with wall-tO-wal carpet,
built-in garage and csTport. Beau
titully drAped. Call 24e.3O00 o.
ewes o6 M, Z ss ssspEdbCS 7es.7siIa
COMPANY OF MARYLAND
sPRfNGBROOK, prestige silver
Spring area-Best buy tedayI a
s eiSEEH All iSesA co SaHfsls SItA
h r truly yin r s, i9 PIssn.n di H.eS
disRwsshsr ana iS saSls 1 spScs. SIN Tn
level lot, brand NEWT s37 800.
/. L. LEWIS 949-43S0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
REALToRe sINCB 1908
POTOMAC FALLS

I
New listine. stone Colonial on over
I isnesS S acres SCR Sspse ,, hal extEa
Tm., library with fireplace, family
Kit, with fireplace, powder rIn., B
bedrms., q baths, rec. rra... 2-eer
9a.1ee. Ewes. Mrs. Page. AK. o.
VIC. A. A. N. MILLER pEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH %
asoo rAf 9ToAMbSc OFFICE a.nooo
POTOMAC AREA = Ranch housei
Yupl 4-bedrn. stone and wealth
cred oak rambler with detailing
finest stoneWorker. 2-aers rollint
yoGNKifNY 4 CO, sss-lS0O I'll 0
POTOMAC HUNT AREA : Artistic
sS1: ra Vss rc O. nnsS q r ssnS
nice kitchen. den. 3 6edrooms'
IN baths. oYer-siIs screened
porch. basement. 2-ear garage.
Excellent opportunity ct S20,76O.
LEIGH \ eCHWAB, INC. EN-, Q.
$500. Ewes. Mr.. Morrison, $685.
RAND0LPH HILLS : Lovely brick
rambler with 9 bedrms. 2 baths,
full bsmt.. rec, rm. and fenced
lot. Assume AM loan or buy
HUGH EEA EPSlssSS K tN SrisS o. S4sI72 SS.
RANDOLPH HILLS "A real gem.
appraisal. 3.bsdfoom, 2-bath RAM
bier with most attractive family
rnn. in walk-out bsmt. Many.
T. N. LERNER
Pres, Inland Corp.
WHEATON PIAZZA e4e-7e00
RANDOLPH HILLs-RAmbleR, W.
v. carpet, storm winds. and doors.
patio, FLA fin.,. immed. occup.
4704 CoachWay DR.. VIII. 0-6263,
ROAST CHICKEN outdoors on barr
beeue fireplace. Enjoy pleasant
rounding S-bedrm., brick rambler
featuring earport, full bsmt., fin.
rec. Im. RARH VALUE ct only
HHUxNE REAL ESTATE NC.
REALTOR VIII. 2.6300
ROCKCRRsT-4-bedrm brick cape
Cod with full bsmt. on level lot,
I blk. 70 bus. 500 On. FHA. Call
H steiaS 4. PECK. l124e George Ave,
RocKLANDM;;Ra@blsF 3 bedFoOmgI,,
basement with. recreation room.
AL In immaculate condition. -.
sumo me, large S. loan; S SLIGO ~ All u,,,
ask about our guar. sale program.
JAS. c. coNLE9 q co. 10. 8.liS4
EsocKXILLIE .,I west Enc Enc a Perfect
SM-bath Cape Cod, fun bsmt.,
Ef 1ssr d1iTT eyESsss..slie4E6s.s lot sls's0O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = No 8
On. OF, $500 FLA. 4-bedrm. home
on quiet court. fireplace, r. l..
SMITH, Realtor, GA. 4-7711.
ROCKVILLE WHEATON, AREA-I
neat and clean 3-bedrm.. brk,
full Rsmty excellsnt fenced lot.
Y 9eIE Sc 3 q. IA ss.iSOO tn d
ROCKVILLE = Modern. Cape Cod.
4 Ice, bedrrns,, family-sized kit,
2 full baths. firepl.. many big
closets, concrete drive and. car
port, on nicely landscaped lot 1t
the top Of the hill. FHA only
3 sGGG CSC g. 7 FsS9si sh' oAsADY'
n .Ss 1DII!,y. viz Ssn;Fa B,drn ar.
sSG 2ssn t din s s rec and I'M i.n ssS
YouNKfN q co. ess-1soo III Q
ROCKVtLLR-4 bedrms., 2 baths.
sep. din. rrn.. 2 esmts.. attic
HRR n. P 81 a.s4 a., ei0'0OO' oWN
ROCKvILLE-spaciou lovely ram
s:S H. t WIN sS. H sSsss p. sHS
SIP. Din. RIM. utility rin.. storm
WindoWe. n0tio. fenced leVei lot,
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SZU,5OO FILA
S1.1O0 Down. 30-yr. Terms
nnnnMGOYAAHl

QO1Ch HO6OEO01ONI
CALL EVENINGS WA. 4-o308
Crater Maryland Prop. 10. p.124O
WHEAT0N--Lotl 81, room In this
CO home. WITH far dining rom Tsss
Us .sSos ia't Pie: isssi .S6o. T :Hss ~
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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Pobiak & Pobiak

NeAItor1 OF. $4,000
WHEAT0N-Move fight In. Assume
lRe. loan. completely. EedecofAted.
2:bedrm, rambler, full bsmt., S1o,.
HuoHT. PECK, l124o Georgia Ave.
WHRAf0N-No 5 OF down. $3.50
FLA. Cute Cape Cod, Ice. kit,
lot. SIC, $3.50. HARVEY. 12f-S0i0.
WHEATON, HIGH : Lovely brick
s snesS iOt .'S Sssd- s street tree piise
600 FILA. r: n LEVY. 949.7A00;
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EILLHNDALE AREH-NeaFIy neT
s .os.IyTi S:s - brick split;l.y y;d.
farr s0H lsa.l 1t. iSSs.ssSc, Rc asIHfRs
4. KENT n CO., 10. $4,000.
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Near PROVIDENCE Hospital

Near ProVluence HOSPITAL
Quiet street. Attrae. semidetached
equip. kit, 8 bedrms,, ali painted
walls, full bsmt, with layatory,
saso heat reas. pTiecd; Sis,S00.
c 5iSGe Ella c CO.. 4 TX. s stHytgB
M. GLASS MAN0R-lM -bath
brick, finished bsmt., semi
det. Top cond.. viii OF with no
NJ sH:n al.SS sSa yS.r 1855 1855. E T.s:
JAMES I. D1xoN a CO.. Realtors
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sToNEYgEooK - Pretty
rooms, clubroom. beautiful
K ffffscsHSnESN Pys aslIfp' n, Ss llTSFss
$4,000. Cali s4S-5SoO tn
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WeStWood Rambler

NEW LIsTINo-yery hand
Little Flower Church. HAS
screened porch. recreation
rIn,. double eGrSge. level lot.
gpper sAb0S early poss. Ewes,
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IDEAL FOR IN-LAWS
AIE ,S.S .,RI, PLASTER y sII, fully ,i!.:
pls., patio, ser. porch, exceptional
cond.l Not Q Suhdivision house,
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BETHEsDA = 6-yeaF-oid rambler,
excel, eond,s 9 eedrms. 2 full
Light walk-cut rec. I'm. and 9 fan
E iisES kSnLrlSSt ot o9 S.yaosl "! sSS
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A ,,,I hVoTs IN isysIy Burnt Mills
teT-hall rambler has 4 bedrooms,
BY baths. Over an acre Of
ground 9galisy sVnst!uetion. slate
fsSs sna many. many other tins
features. Shown By appt. only,
.cHkSfER KELLER. REALroR
", b-7t00 Eyes., 10, s-34es
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NV. HOME & INCOME
$3.50 10th ST. NV.

RIGGS PARK
FIRST TINE OFFERED
baths. air eonds., 2 stoves, gar.
bege disposal, storm doors and
windows and manv other extras
BURWELL REALTY co.
RA. e-o702 RA. e-7ael
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Clear
Cool
Country

prand new ana 0ttferont hOmAr
n colesville. Dist. OF y. 8. 90
Hot-wAter heat 4 bedrmi. az
baths. rec, fnn. fireplace. din. rIa.'
is not a. typical "sub-divisicn"
Williams Co. JU. 7-e744
C0LEsvILLE AREA-Like new hfF
M-AcRE COUNTRY EST ATf"' y
. pedEms- baths. Priced right In
". ], NICHOLAS, Rltr.. s4o.rsoC
CONN, AVE, EsTs.--stunnink bfK,
rambler with firepl.. SEP, din, rni.
den, walk-out bsmt,, fenced lol
With trees. Assume $4,000 lean
MOORE REALTY
CONN, AVE. ESTATES = 3-6edTm
rambler, equipped kitchen, add
porch; COW. neighbofh0od foI
schools, churches and transpor.
tation., OF approved with pay.
ments less than rent,
W. $4,000 Ewes, ~. D.l29l
conn. AVE. EA-RoCK CREEK
hi y, I'VE pew brick Colo
Tmsa y baths, lge. list /. floor
family room with fifepl.. attached
garage, full basement. S8f 800.
$500, ewes. Mt. LeIsh, on. 2-37p9.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA Vacant,
Immediate pesssssion on this new
4.bedrm., S-beth rambler loeated
81 s.t sss: e S u .lssSs q: tsa:
III. 1880 'tn 3. M w.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SaSSsr snd I sEs9iS,1sV .s a,AEs y
I'm. SEP Din; rIn., glaInorous
gensled sse. rg1,: 3 large bearm.s.. ;,
nansins, immsd. possess. 10. y
LIST WITH LINGO
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ABBEY REALTx-CH. s-saoS
Forest Hts. Cape Cod 4 bedFms.,
lse. porch, bsmt.. M. schools, shops.
Action Priced-$l9,250I
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A =. s;;..;rTl.E n, sHyoIR, $40 Il
kif.. iyli Ssmt.. epls. wi skiid.
JE. 2-3ST2, JE, 2-4064.
ANDREWs AYE AREA-3-bedFm.
brk: Cape Cod. scr. .peh.. lac. fen.
s ssss '' sS.t sA5 SS
: siss month, snS '' shssllsoessyA july l.
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LIST WITH up FOR RESULTS
LARGE FAMILY should puy. this
house, 4 bedrooms. IN baths.
rssrsaslo9 rg = pcTsp I ale pa
GhAY-KESSIN0ER
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LIST WITH LINGO

A44bA WITT A4A4NOO
SILVER SPRING, Burnt Mills Man
SxgsSIS ttr.SS.IIsr!Isss: 50: S,ss%s';e . !:
level. bsdrms.. ) baths, table
SPACE kit. sep. din. rrn., ige. liv.
m. Nv Wv: CARPET stern windows
I'm. pa.ig eaIport. Lss;, ltyel n.
FHaiiiaTaSP i' co., r5 IS. sw .c2S6R' III
pm.
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Square Look
Popular

Good looks are keeping up
with the tremendous me-
chanical improvements in
1868 refrigerator- freezers and
freezers.
Probably the most signif-
icant style change Of recent
years has been what differ
ent manufacturers call the
sheer or square look.
Because Of this styles I'M
cluttered. clean, square de-
sign. free-standing refriger-
ators and freezers can fit
snugly into cabinet arrange
ments and look like built-ins.
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Apple Pancakes

ia cups buckwheat pam
cake mix
package corn muffin mix
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
! egg, well beaten
3 tablespoons light molasses
/ cup cold water
/ cup diced canned apple
slices
Combine first four ingre-
dents; mix we'll. Combine
next three ingredients; stir
into first mixture. Stir in
diced apples. Drop by heap
ing tablespoons on hot, lightly
creased griddle or skillet;
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flatten with back Of spoon.
Cook slowly, turning often.
until well-browned on both
sides and cooked through.
Keep warm while baking
remaining cakes. Serve with
butter and strip. Makes six
or more servings.
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Baking Tip

If you bake drop biscuit
dough in srnall-sized muffin
pan wells, the biscuits will
have a better shape than II
you drop the dough onto a
baking sheet.
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veil of French illusion was at
tached to a crown of matching
lace and seed pearls. She car
ried a bouquet Ct white flowers
centered with an orchid.
Miss Doris Smith. of SCOTS
vile, sister of the bride. was
maid of honor. Bridesmaid was
Miss Rosemary Snead, of Carys-
brook, sister Of the groom, and
junior bridesmaid was Janet
Smith, also Of Scottsville, SISTER
Of the bride.
Robert A KNIGHT. Of Rich
mond, cousin Of the groom, was
best man. FISHERS were Alvin
All Smith, Of Redmond, brother
Of the bride. aid Franklin
Jones, Of C~arysbrook, brotley-in-
.aW Of the groom.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the church
parlor.
After a northern wedding trip.
the couple Will mako their home
in Buffalo, NY. where Che
bridegroom has accepted a posi-
lau with Boil h4rosystems.
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Betty Joyce Smith, C. C. Boulin
We'd In Christ Episcopal Church

The marriage Of Miss Betty
joyce Smith. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kermit t. Smith, of
Mannboro, to Clinton CARLYLE
Bowlin IL, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
BoWlin, Of Amelia, took place on
Saturday, June -, in Christ
Episcopal Church, here.
The Rev. NJ. Ross Becton Jr..
rector, officiated.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown Of
white Chantilly lace over satin
with a Vel which fell from a
crown Of pearls and seQuins. She
carried a PRAYER book with a
white orchid and streamers.
Mrs. Leroy Smith, Of Black
stone, sister-in-law Of the bride,
was matron Of honor.
Mr.. BoWlin was his sons best
man Ushers were Leroy Smith,
Of Blackstone. and Bruce Bow
lin, of Amelia.
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Miss White Becomes Bride OF
Luke Nicholas Agec, IT,, June Is

The marriage Of Miss Sandra
Lee White, daughter Of MI. and
Mrs. George White, Of Dillwyn.
to Luke Nicholas Agce, Jr,, son
of Nj. and Mrs. Agee. of Buck
ingham, took place at / pm.
June Is. in White Hall Metho-
dist Church.
The Rev. John e. Harwood.
III. pastor, off ciated.
Given in marriage bv har ia
ther the bride were d gown Of
organza with Chanrilly lace bod
ice. Her vel fell from a crown of
seed pearls and She carried 4
prayer book with an orchid ana
stephanotiS.
Miss Sharon Waltrp. OF WI
llamSburg, was maid Of i2uor.
Bridesmaid was MISS Sandra
Hostetter, Of Lexington.
Albert Gale. Of Richmond. was
bos. man. Ushers were Call
Berricr, Of Richmond, and W.
TAYLOR Duty, Jr.. 81 Baoking-
ham.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

Mrs Floyd sl.umaker. lt..
and Mrs. ". &. s.ali~S Asll h
surprise farewell party i. thc
latjer's home. last WeeA, Tor
Mrs. Warren Duncyant.
Those attending w,re E "
DANES Clarence scruges. moth
or Of the honoree. W V. Lynn.
Monroe Evans, Louis Bridat It'll
Albert simanske. Marion Jac6-
son, Mel Estes. John Harris.
Eva Garland. John Trear. rub
ert l.. Davis. Charles Rosscr.
Howard Vaughan. Charles F.
Anderson, Jr.. Ben Hartie. I'D
Banming, Mol Coleman. aMd
Mrs. Lloyd Vaughan. Of Apo
mattoX.
The D%unevantS Will soon leave
to make their home i'll L.ylch-
burg where Mr.. Dmevant is a
staff member e the Old Do
minion Life Insurance Company
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
Mrs. Epsie Vale
Has All Her
Family On Sunday

The Rev. and Mrs. Richardd
Watson and family, of Tampa,
Fla, returned home on Tuesday
after being guests of his moth
er, Mrs. Epsie Vale, for two
weeks. On Sunday they were
joined by Mrs. Vale's other chill
dren and grandchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. L. N. Watson and
family. Of Roanoke; Mr.. a d
Mrs. David Lee Watson anf
family, of Herndon; Mr.. a d
Mrs. Tate Watson and family.
Of Lugoff, S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Watson and family, of
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Minor and family, Of Culpepar.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Giles and
family. of DanWlle; Mr.. ard
Mrs. Jack Quinn and family, Of
Roanoke and Mrs. M. t. Com.
of st. Stephens Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
Daughter of Former
Residents Receives
z Scholarships

Blanche (Bonniel Gillian
Noel, Of Greensboro, N. c.. is
the winner Of a $500 scholarship
from the Bclk Foundation. A
senior at Goldsboro High School.
Sho is the granddaughter of
MS. G. r. Rodgers Of Farm
vile. and daughter of Mrs. Sta
ION Noel. the former Miss Mar
tla Putney, Of Farmville. and
the late Mr.. Noel. She plans to
epter Meredith College, Raleigh.
m G., in the fall, majoring in
English.
Bonnie is the first student in
Go-dsboro ever to win this COW
ated award which is given for
outstanding scholarship and
leadership. She also had receiv-
Ell previously. a $500 scholarship
on her scholastic record III com
Dctltion with 100 seniors.
School Activities
She has participated in the
Biology and Latin Clubs and
held the office of president in
me latter. Tapped into the Ma
;lonal Honor Society in her jun
,or year. she IS now serving as
rs president. She attended Girls
State last summer.
Outside Of school, she is in
tere>ted in music and church
affairs. She plays the piano for
the BlooAside Methodist Church
and attends the First Baptist
Church IN Goldsboro.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

VOWS Exchanged

MI. laad Mrs. A. D. Hobsood.
Jr.. Of NIeherrin, announce tie
marriage Of their daughter, Mar
sha Anne, to william =. Hogan.
at the FarnlviIe Baptist Church
on Tuesday, June 10.
The ROY. Dr. WI. Otis Mc-
CHING. pastor, offIciated at TIE
8 pm. ceremony.
Members Of tae immediate
families ana close friends were
present.
The young courle will make
their home at WINFIELD Trailer
Park, near F7armVille.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

Dowdy School Of
Music To Present
Annual Recital

The annual recital of tn e
DoWdy School Of Music will be
held in the Recreation Room OF
the Farmville Baptist Church,
June q, at 8 pm.
The following students will
play in solos, duets, and four at
two pla os: Geraldean Higgins,
Cindy Cave, Martha Fletcher
Bruce. Wanda Morris, Jean
Metzger, Gail Simpson, Mary
Frances Allen, Pat.ie white.
Fay Patteson, Edith Ann Car
.er, Carolyn Gates, Peggy Ingle,
Ann Vickers Bruce. Donnie
Higgins. Drew Bloomfield and
Thomas Moore.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
William G. Blacks
Have F'irst-Born

Mr.. and Ms. william &
Black, Of Richmond proudly an
nounce the birth Of their first
born, a daughter, Gayle Mich
ellie. She was born at Richmond
Memorial Hospital on May &c
and weighed seven pounds and
four and one-haif ounces.
Mrs. Black is the former Patsy
Lou Miller. Of Charlotte Court
House, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. G. Miller. Jr The paternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
L. G. Black, Of CreWe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
William Pippens
Have Second Son

Mr. and MIS-. William Pippen
of Dayton, Ohio. announce the
birth Of their second son, Oar.
rel. on May %.
The father is the son of vii
liam P. Pippen. Of West Car
rolton, Ohio. and the late Mrs
Pippen. Maternal grandparents
ar MI. and Mrs. Carl Mat
thews. Of Guinea, Cumberland
county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
Miss Mary Loretta Brehm To We'd
Thomas OCOnnclI ReardOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
Brehm, of Keysvllle, announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Mary Loretta, to Thomas
O'Connell Reardon, 0 of Mr..
and Mrs. William J.. Reardon,
Of Richmond.
Miss Brehm attended Long
wood College and was gradual
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
Snead-Smith Wedding Held In
Sc0ttsUille Church On SATURDAY.

The marriage Of Miss CAROLYN
jeanne Smith, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Nicholas Smith,.
Of S%cottsville. to Charles Seldom
Snead, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kent Snead. Of Carys-
brook. took place at s~cottsvllle
on Saturday, June Is, at 4:3o
pm.
The Rev Gary Shelton, pas-
tor, performed tie ceremony
Given in marriage by her IA
Their, the bride wore ! gown Of
silk organza with Alencon lace
bodice outlined with seed pearls
and featuring a sabrina neckline
ard bracelet lenqth sleeves. Hel
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
2 Grandchildren Of
J. W. Elliott's
Baptized Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Watson FL
lott nave as their guests the
following children and grand
children; SGT. and Mrs. George
Pressed and children, Dobbie.
Linda and Gail. Of Tucson,
Ariz.; Mrs. W. A. McCullok and
children, Charles Elliott. Maria
and Greg. Of Granville. Nd. On
Saturday they all visited Mrs.
Elliott's brother. the Rev. H. G.
Allen, and Mrs. Allen in Har-
risonburg. Nh, Allen baptized
Linda and Gail Pressed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
NJ The Camera Artist

ed from Maryview Hospital
School of Nursing, Portsmouth
Mr.. Reardon was graduated
from the University Of Rich
mond. where he is a member
Of Phi Gamma Delta. c
An August wedding is
planned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
.R,.1oua/.
rm..n;,.

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Whidden during the past week
were Mr.. and Mrs. william
Lumpkin and children, of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burger
are returning on Friday after
attending a meeting of the Viz
ginia Funeral Directors in Rich
mond the past few days.
Miss Elizabeth Robson has
left for the University Of Vlr-
ginia where she is attending an
eight-Week course in nursing at
the School of Nursing at the Uni
versity Hospital.
Mrs. Robert A. Hubbard, and
children, Of Columbia, s. c. are
visiting Mrs. Louise B. Hubbard.
Robert A. Hubbard left on Sun
day after spending the week end
with his mother and family.
here.
Mrs. Harvey Shelton Whitaker
entertained her bridge club
Wednesday night.
Mrs. c. E. Agee spent last
week in Elkton With her sister
in-law, Mrs. A. B. Terrence and
returned on Tuesday. She is eX-
pecting her daughter, Mrs. W.
WI Rixey, and two daughters,
Susan and Sarah, from Memp-
his, Tenn, to arrive today
Thursday for a visit. On Satur-
day another daughter, Mrs. K.
A. Locke, and Mr.. Locke, Of
Beckley, w. Va, Will be her
guests.
Among those attending the
meeting Of the Vir-inia Council
Of Social Welfare, District VII,
in DaaVille, last week, was Mrs.
Emma Anthony.
Mrs. Emma Weaver has just
returned from Bristol where she
visited her sister, Mrs. Ellen
Mason, for two weeks.
Mrs. o. H. fowler, Of Acco-
mac, is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. fowler.
Mrs B. T. Taylor il, and
daughters, the Misses Sherry
and Betty Bennett, and Mrs. H.
w. Laughlin and children, Jean
and Hal, afforded the Sterrett-
Livingstone wedding on Satur-
day at Timber Ridge Presby-
terrain Church. near Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Gresham
and children, Jet, Jean and
Glenn, of Wilmington, Del,
were week erd guests of his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Gresham.
Miss Kay Whitfield left this
week to attend summer school
at William and Mary College,
Miss Sherry Taylor is attend
ing summer school at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Perry
and Cecil Perry, Of Washington,
d. G., we're guests Of their sister.
Mrs. Walter Edwards, over the
week end.
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
William j. ellis, Jr.. and fam
lily were her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Armstrong. her sis
ter, Mrs. Carol McColgan, and
son, Scott, and Robert Wesson,
all of RiYeIton, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Meredith
Robson, daughter, Elizabeth,
and son, Jackie, with Bill Trim
BILE, and accompanied by Mrs.
Robeson's sister, Mrs. Bernard
Dodson, and daughter, of Col
umbla, Tenn, spent several
days last week at the Robson
cottage at XIII Devil Hill, N. c..
Mrs. Gerald Duncan spent last
week in Richmond visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Davis have
returned from a vacation in
H Houston. Tex. They visited
friends and relatives in Tennes-
see and North Carolina on the
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cla-
Dough have returned after a re-
cent visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Grimes in New Rochelle,
N. Y.
Mrs. Ashby Fulcher and chill
dren, Of Greenvllle, S. c, are
spending some time with Mrs.
7. j. Fulcher and her parents.
Mr. ooJ Nrrc TT A1lo-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. An
derso2, Jr.. were Saturday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Vaughan, in Appomattox. The
Vaughans are former residents
OF Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson Snead
scent the week end with his
brother ard sister-in-law. Nh.
and Mrs. Tom Snead. On Sun
day Mr.. and MIS-. Garland Lips
comb. Of Chester, were guests of
the Tom Sneads.
Spending the week end at
Smokey Mountain, N. c.. were
Mr., and Mrs. Bill Coe and the
Misses Judy Womack and Joyce
Lewis.
Mrs. E. L. Morton and son.
Roger. and Miss Jane Morton
were in Lynchburg on Saturday
to attend the Hugh-Brodie wed
ding. Miss Morton was maid of
honor in the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean McOsker
and children, Nike. Kathy and
Cheryl, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Davis. over
the week end. Others visiting in
the Davis home were Mr.. ard
Mrs. Barley Owen, of Rich
mond. and Mrs. Nellie Yeats.
of Jetersville.
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Price anc
son, Gilbert. visited friends and
relatives in Norfolk and Virginia
Beach OH Sunday.
Arriving from Providence.
r. l., On Thursday is Miss %
anne Cox to remain with Ter
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J
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"ee@ eld. o'ier week enc
guests OF me CoNeS VIII be Miss
2aAe story, OF providence, and
III. vernon {. Hoerton and
mss JudN IayIor, both OF
LEllchbuf@.
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After a wedding trip to Flor
ida, the couple VIII make their
home in Richmond.
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A reception followed at the
home Of the bride.
The couple viii live in Rich
mond.