Chestnut Grove Heme Demonstration club will mem March 25 at the club house. Subject: home lightng. The plan for planting a memorial garden is to be approved. The community sympathizes with the Forbes family on the death of Mrs. James Forbes. Frank 'I O'Brien died at his i hi n e m Moberly, Mo., March 13.. Hr was a native of this community and spent his annual vacation here with relatives and friends. F It. Senger and W D. Cook re main on tile sick list. Mi and Mrs. Vern Torrence and i Mi and Mrs. Walter Ferrell were Sunday dinner guests of the Sauls j Pamplin Sunday guests in the J. Aubrey Gilliam home were Mr. and Mrs. R M. Harris, and sons, of Spout Sp -ngs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Car wile ot Madisonville. and Mrs. H. F Carwile. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson, of Worsham, spent Sunday with their son and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Jotui Hudson. Jr. Mrs W A Carwile. Mr. and Mrs Richard Carwile. and children, spent the week end with relatives in1 Hampton. Flams Expected Mr. and Mrs. Ned Elam, and daughters, of Kingsport. Tenn., are 1 expected guests of the J Brooks Elams. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Phelps, of High Point, N. C . Mr. and Mrs Billy Johnson, and children, of i Farmville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ewaft Welch, and children, were Sunday: guests of their parents, Mr. and . Mrs. J T. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maloney and Mrs. R E. Booker visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gronett, of Ashland. Mrs. E T Wilson also spent a few days in Richmond with Mrs. Henry Gills.

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