Pamplin Rt. 2 Farming activities have been many and varied but chiefly get ting the tobacco on the market before closing time Prices in most cases have been very good, though the quality isn't up to our usual standards We attribute this to the climate conditons ol last summer. We arc clad to report that in fluenza is ' n the wane. J. T. Baker is recovering from a severe case of influenza Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morns, o: Buckingham, and Mr and Mrs. V. P. Bryant, of Lynchburg, were recent guests in the H. E. Canvilc home. Miss May Cunningham spent last week end in Chapel Hill. N C. J. D. Carter was in Cu.irl villc Friday Mrs. Keller. Mr. and Mrs T J Stratton and three children, of Washington. D. C . visited the II E. Hamiltons during the week end A-Cl Frank H Canvilc called to sec Mrs. W. B Binford and her brothers. Henry and Norman Booker, Tuesday afternoon. The Lottie Woodson Circle held its February meeting with Mrs L. K. Cash. Mrs. Cash is leader of the circle for the ensuing year.

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