Si£n of Spring! Highway work costing about $45,000,000 will be given the go j ahead signal April 1 when winter i restrictions are removed on about i 250 primary and secondary road ! projects. Construction will start j on a full-scale basis as soon after j that date as weather permits, a j spokesman from the Department; of Highways said today. From November until April, road building is restricted to bridge work, off-road grading or other operations that will riot j interfere with traffic. \\ orsliam Mrs. C L Irving and Mrs. Lonnie McKay were among those attend ing the Home Demonstration club executive board meeting in Farm 's! Ho Thursday. Each member stated ! ner various duties and plans for the .■ear a recording was broadcast the following morning. After the busi ness session they wen luncheon guests of Miss Katherine Habel. Mrs. T. W. Carter. Jr.. Hannah ind Tommy Ca”ter. Mrs. Jessie j Southall and Hugh Cabell Garland spent Sunday in Richmond. Mrs. C. F. Ellington visited Trent Ellington in the Blu? Ridge Sam arium Thursday. Mrs. Stanley McKay, Mrs. R. H. McKay. Ernest. Lloyd and Ann Earol McKay. Miss Myrna Loy Jor dan and Melvin Tribble, Jr., visited Mrs. Tribble in a South Boston hos pital Sunday. Southall Returns Archer Southall returned to Nor olk Tuesday after spending his ;pring vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs. R. H, McKay had as their guests last wek end Miss Lynri'.’e and Hugh Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pollard, and family. Mrs. Annie Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. Lumie McKay. Miss Peggy McKay and Mrs. Martin Covington. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Hammock, of Richmond, were week end guests of their parents. E. Lawrence Dupuy. of Martins ville, spent the week end with Miss Mary Dupuy and R. W. Dupuy.

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