now 1’asior The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth L Barnes and three children, Bobby. Ruth, and Randy, have moved here from Bruno. Minn. Mr. Bar nes has accepted tlie pastorship of the Mayesville Presbyterian Church and New Store Church. He was born and brought up in j northwestern Pa. His hometown j was Carry. Pa. He attended Northwestern School in Minne apolis. and University of Minne sotta. Duluth Branch. He grad uated from New England Semi nary in 1940. After 22 months service in the army, he accepted the charge in Dulutn Presbytery, where he was ordained. April 30. 1951. H: served that field at Bruno and Kerrick. Minn., for nearly seven years before trans ferring to the Mayesville and New Store Churches. Mrs. Fannie Banell has return ed home after having visited in tlie homes of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Hatting at Herndon and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Burrell at Staunton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garnett and Mrs. Tina Garnett visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hackney at Wilscn, N. C, last week end. Women Meet The “Women of the Church” met in the home of Mrs. Mal omb Sadler, last Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. D E. Moore were "isitors in New York, last wepk 'or several days. Dr. Robert Barrell returned to New Orleans, last Sunday, after having spent tlie Christmas holi ’avs with his mother here. Sympathy is extended to the 'amily of Jim Baird, who passed -way. Tuesday morning. Jan. 13. Richmond Guests Mr. Brothers and Mr. Spivey. ■>f Richmond, were supjier guests yf Charles M. Spencer, Tuesday tight. Dr. Grosclose, of Lynchburg.

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