With their eyes set on a $450(1 goal, leaders of the March of liiine.s campaign in Prince Ed ward county were a little dis appointed, this morning Aboi t $1500 of this amount has been given so far. H. L. Newbill, Jr., Campaign treasurer, said. However, Farmville .1 u nior Chamber of Commerce w ill spon sor a skating party at Hill Top Skating Kink, east id Farmville, tonight (Monday. Many prizes have been donated by Faimville merchants. These prizes will be given away at the party. All gate recepts will be given to the local Campaign to raise money for polio treatment and research. "There will be no house-to house campaign ,n Farmville. this week." E. E. Cook, campaign Chairman, has announced. And he urged everyone to give his contribution at one of the downtown booths, or send the money to March of Dimes, Farm ville. This week will be the final week of the campaign. Mr. Cook re minded citizens. And with $3000 needed to meet the goal that has been set. he urged everyone to give quickly and generously. IOOF Association Will Moot Thursday With Farmville Lodge Piedmont Association of IOOF will meet with the Farmville IOOF Lodge. Thursday yight. jan. 29, according io Ralph E. Fischtr. Farmville, president of the association. This association .ncludes all lodges of the order lrom Brook heal to Lovingston and Bedford to Amelia Court House. Mr. Fischer was elected presi dent of the association at a re cent meeting held in Lynchburg. Mrs. Blanch Clements. Lynch burg, was elected vice-president. Will Head Rotary

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