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United States Discontinue Direct Aid to Foreign Countries?” John Gill, of Trenton. N. J . and Sidney Bach, of New Orleans. La., carried on the discussion and answered questions from the floor. The nominating committee pre sented the slate for the coming; election: T. A. Allison, president;' John F. Williamson, first vice-presi dent: Floyd Johnson, second vice president; Wiley J. Smith, third vce presdent: Luther Cleveland, lion tamer: Roy Hamner, tail twis ter: James L. Dorrier, secretary treasurer; director for one year Edgar H. Turner and David Piiil pot; director for two years, Web ster L. Simons. Jr., and Curtis C. Conrad. Jr. May 22 will be observed as char ter night with ladies invited and a dance following the banquet. Green Bay Mrs. Walter Lee Moring, and boys, left Friday for their home at Fayetteville. N. C . after spending the week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Havens. Mr and Mrs. Havens went home with them to spend the week end. Mrs. R H Morgan, and Susan, attended the Saturday wedding of her brother. Charles Healy, and Miss Anita Carter at Bonny Brae Christian church. Mr. Morgan and Kenneth spent Saturday in Rich mond. After spending two weeks Navy leave with his parents. Mr and Mrs. W. L. Price, Byrl Price left Thursday for his assignment at Clarksville. Tenn.
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