Dance Classes To Be Entertained The Ballroom Dance classes of the Floyd Ward School of Danc ing will be entertained at a Valentine dance Friday evening, February 13. from 8 to 10 at the Recreation Center. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilck. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Harper and Dr and Mrs. John G. Graziani will be chaperones. Dr. and Mrs. D. Branch Armi stead. Carolyn and Billy Armi stcad, of Greenville. N. C.. spent the week end with Dr. Armistead's mother and sister, Mrs. J. A. .‘rmistcad and Miss Frances Armistead. • • • Mrs. Harold Riley and children, Mary Jo and Daniel, of Lynch burg, were the guests this week of Mrs. Riley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Noel. • • • Miss Dorothy Daniel, of Rich mond. was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce. While here she attended Ihe anniver sary ceeibration and banquet of the Baptist Student Union. m m • Miss Minnie Rodgers returned Monday after spending several days in Lynchburg, where she at tended the executive board meet ing of the Baptist Business Wom ens Circle Federation. • • • Mrs. S. R. Geyer has returned to her home on First avenue after spending several weeks at South side Hospital under treatment. • • • Mr. and Mrs. J. Barrye Wall. Jr., will spend the week end in Richmond and attend the mar riage of Miss Betty Moore to Robert Lacy, on Saturday. • • • Prof. H. B Overca.sti. of Hamp den - Sydney College, conferred with high school students at Winchester Wednesday during a college day event in tnat city. • • • P T. Atkinson, of Hampden Sydney College, represented that institution at Boydton Wednesday during a county-wide conference of high school students and repre sentatives of colleges, businesses and state agencies. Representa tives were present from 14 schools and colleges, two businesses and two state agencies.

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