cepted by the Dinwiddie clubs. "‘Pennies for friendship” are volun tary contributions given annually to the Associated Country Women of the World to help in their work of promoting relations betw-een home makers organizations of all nations and to giving help in their economic, social or cultural development. Chula Paul Barnard, Jr., of Richmond, spent Saturday with his parents. Mr. anit Mrs. P W. Barnard, and ’"amily. M s. A. M. Dodson. Aubrey and Ramona. Mrs. T. C Beasley. Mrs. W. T. Majors, and Blanton Felts went to Henderson. N. C.. Friday where they visited the W. E. Rob

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