During the program, members will discuss the possibility of join ing the promised efforts to pro- 1 vide clothing for needy German youths and to help finance the , program of world fellowship un der which an international ex change of students is conducted. The State organization has de signat'd the week of February 15 22 as International Relations Week, with the theme "Every Right Entails a Duty.’ Two new members will bo wel comed into the club during the dinner, Miss Lee Cohen and Mrs. Marie Darwin. Miss Nettie T. Yowcll. State chairman of International Rela tions, who was originally schedul ed to bring the principal address, has been confined with flu and will Ixi unable to attend. A nominating committee will be appointed to preesnt a slate of officers for the new year. The committee will report at the March meeting. Mrs. V. D. Venable spent the past week end in Richmond as guest of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lea. and attended the ballet per formance at the Mosque. Mr. and Mrs. Lea accompanied Mrs. Ven able to Farmville. • * • Mrs. C F. Wilson was hostess to the Thursday Morning Bridge Club, this week. « • • Mrs. F. H. Hanbury is a patient at Southside Community Hos pital. Mrs. R. E. Withers, Mrs. Ben Johns, and Mr. and Mrs. H. T Ferguson attended the Wednesday matinee of "Bell. Book, and Candle" at the WRY A Theater in Richmond. • • • Howard Stuart is a patient at Southside Community Hospital. • • • Dr. Frances Simkins is spend ing this week in Durham. N. C.. where he is conducting historical research at Duke and University of North Carolina Universities. • • • J hn E. Wells, of Laurel. Miss., is the expected week end guest of his sister. Mrs. F W. Catlin. • • • Jimmy Mottley. Bob Brown and John Moore, students at VPI. are expected week end guests of Mr Mcttley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mottley. They will attend the Valentine Dance at Longwood College. • • • Lt. Harry Mottley. Jr.. Lt. Chuck Heerman. of Colorado. Lt Marvin Moore, of Ohio, who are stationed at Wright Field. Day ton. Ohio, with the U. S. Air Force Institute or Technology, were guests last week end of Lt Mottley’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mottley. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond English, of Huntingdon. Pa., were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Davis. They resumed their trip for a vacation in Florida on Thursday. Henry C. Mayo.Jr., of Draper, N. C. has joined the Farmville Herald staff, in the mechanical department,. Mrs. Mayo is ex pected to jdtn him when suitable accommodations can be found.

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