Special Easter services will be held, in the village Sunday, At 8:30 a Cumberland Youth Fellowship will be in charge of an Easter pro gram ui the Center Presbyterian church An Easter message will he provided by the Rev. T. P Reynolds at 11 lfi a.m. ui the Fitzgerald Bap t st churcli. with special music by the Training Union. Expected guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hayes are J. A. Sherrill and sons. Jack and Glen, of Plainfield. N J. Guests during the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis were S. l-c J. Ralph Hayes and family, of Fort Etistis. The Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Look returned Monday from a visit with their grandson, Charles Edward Look. Jr., who has been ill at his home in Wardeusville. W. Va. Mrs. Philip Asal has returned to the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. New man, after a week's stay at the Southside Community Hospital. Vraratan Visits En route to Westminster, Md. for a visit with relatives, Miss Nell Key, of Ararat, N. C.. spent several days here last week with her sister, Mrs. Georgia Bryant, and family Carol Jean Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs. C D. Brown, was among the tap dancers from the Floyd Ward School of Dance in Farmville who performed at the minstrel show held in the Randolph Henry High School last Friday and Saturday nights. The show was sponsored by the Charlotte C H Ruritan club Mi', and Mrs. G. L Garrett and son. Gordon Lee, visited Mrs L. W. Gills m Richmond Sunday and attended the Virginians and Wash ington Senators game Miss Hazel Cobh, of Atlanta. Ga.. was the week end guest of her sis ter. Miss Marsa Cobb, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B Danby. Din ner guests Sunday included Mrs. David Cmte. Karen Crute and San dra Eddins. of Farmville.

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