Chestnut drove Flu Hits In Many Community Homes The flu epidemic is still rasing :n the section. Mr and Mrs. E R Senper had a relapse of the flu last week. He! is much improved, but Mrs Sen : per is still confined Mrs. Hannah is very ill in her | home Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Cook Sunday afternoon were Rev. and Mrs. J P. Leitner. of Vera, and Mrs Ivv Ronton and Miss i Routli Routen. of Lynchburg Hospital Patients Henry Gills was taken to Soutfi ckle Hospital on Thursday wifh bronical pneumonia I.errand Jones was admitted to ! Southside Hospital on Saturday ’ with pneumonia Miss Lois Cook, of Panmil'c. '■ spent the week end in her home | here > Mr. and Mrs. F. CL Lynn and 'family, of Farmville. were eue-'s m ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. II F Harris, Thursday nioht. Mr. and Mrs. R. L Harris and Anne visited in the W I and P I. O'Brien home. at. Prospect. jWednosdav night F H Chernault visited Mr and jMrs j \v. Jennings, at Cullen. | Sunday evening. ; Mr. and Mrs R. I. Harris and j Anne vi. ited Mr and Mrs. J. M | Harris, at Phenix. Sunday J M. | Harris returned home with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton and j sons, of Burkeville. visited Mr. and j Mrs W T Cook. Saturday night. Mrs H F Harris is sick with j flu and medicinal reaction. Re cent visitors m the same hom< were Rev. and Mrs. ,J. P. Leitner. ' of Vera. Mr and Mrs C. T Forbes and Miss Beulah Porbe- Mr- H C. O'Brien. Mrs. T. N Saul and ! F. D Senper Curdsville PTA Will Present Play For Founder’s Day A Founder's Day Program will be given at the next meeting of the Curdsville P-TA This meet ing wili be held at 7:30 p. m.. Fri day, Feb. 20 .at the school A play, "Times Change." will be a part of the program Direct ed by Mrs. Ben Ballowe and Mrs. Frank Johns, the play will have ■ as some of its characters, Mrs. Ed McCraw. Ed Senper and Earnest Bowling. Jr A social hour with music and i square dancing will follow the program. i Members and their guests are ! invited to come to the meeting.

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