Archer Southall, of the College of William end Mary, Norfolk division, returned there Sunday after spend ing the week end with his parents. Those visiting Mrs. Stanley Mc Kay this past past week end were Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Tribble. Mel vin Tribble, of South Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Arthur. Cathy. Connie and C. W. Arthur, of Alta vista: Mr. and Mrs. G G. Cralle and sons, G G. and Alex, of Farrn ville: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tribble and Ralph Edward Tribble, of Rust Francis Ghigo and Mrs. Paul burg: A. N. Lloyd McKay, of Nor fol;k Miss Myrna Loy Jordan, of Farmville, and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKay, Charles and Ann Carol McKay. gram, in force at Longwood Col lege for the past ten years, bet ter qualified students are selected. The quality of student has been raised and in turn the quality of instruction has increased. . Dr. Lankford was optimistic for the future of Longwood College and predicted its continual in crease in value to this commun ity, culturally and economically. The interest of members of the Chamber of Commerce was shown in a lively question and answer period following the address.

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