Moore 'will teach the book, "High ways to Health" to the juniors and Mis. Woodrow Ragland will, teach “Pleasing God »With My Body" to the primary children. The Rev. Walter S. Thomas, pas I tor of the Dillwvn Methodist charge, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Annie E. Pearson were supper guests of the R E Charltons Sunday. Arvonia Julian Connor has returned to Richmond after spending the winter months with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Morgan. The Rev. and Mrs. Earl Woodall are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Hunter Earl. The Rev. and Mrs. Poe are receiving congratualtions on the arrival of a daughter. T. H Ford has returned to his home here after undergoing surgery at Johnston-Willis Hospital. Mrs. O R. Lanford has returned to her home in Fluvanna county after spending the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. T A. Yancey. Miss Johns Visits Miss Nancy Johns, of Collegiate j School in Richmond, wpent the week i end at home. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spessard were in Richmond Sunday Mrs. Charles Holt, and children, i of Blacksburg, are spending this ! week with her mother. Mrs. J. M. Hannah Joel M. LeSueur is recovering from a recent fall in Which he frac ■ tured his wrist and lacerated his ! head, necessitating stitches and an vernight stay in the hospital. Mrs. Foulkes Has Guests Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Foulkes, of I Richmond, were week end guests of | Mrs. W. W. Foulkes. Mrs. Lucy Leedy, and grandson, ! Bruce Swartz, of Richmond, re i cently spent several days as guests j of Miss Nell Jeffrey. Mrs. T. S. Jeffrey and Rothwell Jeffrey were week end guests of Col. : and Mrs. T S. Jeffrey, of Annadalp. The Mother’s clul) met at Arvonia Elementary School Monday, with Irving Driscoll as guest speaker. His topic was "Let's Take a Look at Education.” LcSueurs in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. M. F. LeSueur were m Richmond Monday. Mrs. Leon Kasbaum. of Cincinnati, Ohio, spent last week with her par ■ nts. M. and Mrs. Hunter Duval. Arvonia Improvement club met in the home of Mrs. J. H. Spessard Tuesday. SWINGS BONDS Small investors of the country now hold S41,125.000,000 in savings bonds-senes E and H-but the Government reports that sales of the bonds have not rolled up the ex pected 1956 volume. Even so. sales have averaged 1446.000,000 a month, not too far below the goal of *471,0,;'i,000 set by the Treasury.

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