Ml. Pleasant WFOS met Wednesday evening, Feb 18. with Mrs. W M Scott. Mrs .1 A Hines hud charge of the program at this meeting King Waddill. of USN. and Tom Waddill. of VPI. spent the week end before last with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Charles W Waddill. Tom was taken with flu while at home and didn't re turn to school until last Thurs day. Recent visitors in the Waddill home were Mr Waddill’s brother, A B Waddill. of Louisville. Ky , A G Caldwell of Keysville. and Mr and Mrs Limvood Cox and family of near Worsham Mr and Mrs Prank Overby are living in one of tlie Bayne cottages now. All three of the cottages are occupied at this time. Mrs Rubv Redd, of Felden. visited in the community. Inst Friday. Visit "iren's Mr and Mrs. James Donaldson, of near Felden. and Mr and Mrs. Orell Lenhart. of Chase City, were guests of their parents. Mr and Mrs. O I. Nelson, during the past week end. Miss Shirley Schelenski enter tained a number of her Worsham High School friends at a Valen tines Party, last Saturday even ing. in the home of Mrs. W. M. Scott. Mrs T. C Jones has received word that her brother, the Rev. C. W Chappell, and his family have resumed their missionary work m the Belgian Congo, after being in the United States the past nine months on an enter* gency leave Leaves For Armv Melvin Covington, son of Mr and Mrs. Martin Covington, left Feb. 12 for induction into the army Ralph Hines, n student at Wor sham High, is now driving the -chool bus formerly driven by Melvin Covington Jersey, was an overnight cue t. of Mr and Mrs. F O. Priddy. re cently They were en route to Miami. Fla Mr and Mrs Bobby Taylor, of Bong Island, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs C B Spurlock. Mr and Mrs Jae Lawler and family, of Richmond, spent the week end here with Mr and Mrs. W H Flowers. Mrs J. K Gherman has been been verv sick with the flu Mr J K Ghrrman has been very sick with virus pneumonia Mrs B I Elliott is .-irk with the flu. Mr It E. Dunkum has had the flu. but he is improving now C O Crafton has been sick, but he is able to be out again

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