Mrs. F U. CrawloHi entertained the Farmville Branch of A A U W in her home on Thursday. Feb. 5, from four until six o'clock. After tea. the Status of Women committee presented three papers. Miss Mary Clay linin' discussed the work of the Status of Women commission of the United Nations from 1946 to the present time Mrs. Crawford, chairman of the Status of Women committee Rave informative personality sketches of some of the women dtjeRiites to the United Nations, some of whom Mrs. Crawford met at a recent luncheon in New York City attended by BOO women, and Riven for the women of the United Nations. They are: Dr. Gertrude Sekaninova Cakrtova. chairman of the deleRatioij from Czeshoslovakia: Mrs. Pandit, chairman of the deleRatioij from India: Bcruiii I,e;u;uatoli Khan, widow of the former prime minis ter of Pakistan: Miss Minerva Bernardino of the Dominican Re public: Dr Miopia A M Klloinpe, of Denmark Mrs Evelyn Emmet, of Great Britain. Mrs. Lester Pearson, of Canada. Mrs. Warren Austin; Dr. Edith Sampson: and Mrs. Lord. Mrs. Rooseveltjs suc cessor in the United Nations Mrs. F. D Roosevelt made the primcpal address at the luncheon with the words: peace, justice, fraternity, and faith as the key notes of her remarks. Mrs. L. B. Franck . biographical (lap. Mrs. C’. B Berk played the piano accompaniment for ^mcinp Heliotherapy is toe treatment of disease by sun batiiinp.

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