Rotarians, Farmer Guests Profit By Speaker's ‘Loaf’ The Rev. Ernest K. Muvian. of Portsmouth, kept members of Parmville Rotary Club and their farmer guests in a high state of laughter Friday night at the an nual farmers’ night banquet. Woven into Ills humorous ad dress with a loaf of bread. Mr. Emurian pointed out that "it was necessary to be well-bred; be careful with your dough, using it for the upbuilding of one1, com munity and churches; develop a good crust, and don’t forget tc loaf—recreation is a prime need today." he said. "There are two heels on every loaf of bread, and generally there are two heels in every group Don’t be a heel." Guests of the Rotary club were Calvin Bass. Frank W. Bruce, Bjoker A. Cunningham. C. W. Dickhoff Eugene Dunkley. J. Monroe Foster. Drewry Gates, J Wood!in Hughes, Hugh M. .Jenk ins. Robert A. Quarles, E. A. Wat son. J. H. Allen Robert William son. E. A. Payne. D. C. Morris, of Prince Edward county: W. V. Li gon. Robert L. Agee. Jr.. W. M Derey, J. A. Parker, Thos. P. Scott. Reuben Johns Eric Robin son, Cary Smith. Jr., of Cumber land: V. C Proffitt. O. P. Sadler, of Buckingham; J. B. Wall. E. F. Stripli'n. and Robert Tavlor, of f armvflle. Annual Golf Club Supper Thursday Longwood Golf Club will hold its annual meeting Thursday eve ning. April 18. at Cedar Brook Tavern. Fannville Supper will be served at 7 o’clock.

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