Mr and Mis Conduff Mathews m il daughter. Phyllis,

Mr and Mis Conduff Mathews m il daughter. Phyllis, visited Mrs. 1' G Mathews, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Richmond Saturday. They also visited the Frank Ran soms. Mr and Mrs. William Giles and daughter. Cathy, of Richmond, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B Walker Mrs. W D Walker attended fu neral services for W J. Beasley at Farmville Baptist church Friday. Mrs. J. P. Stratton, who accom panied the W. E. Petersons home to Maryland, returned home Satur day In Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Stratton visited the latter's aunt. Mrs. C. L. Nunnally. who had been ill. Mrs. Charles Womack, Jr., was hostess to the Guinea Home Demon mration club Wednesday. The group was invited to meet with Mrs. Louis N. Agee in May. Mrs B B Walker accompanied the Robert Woottens to Charlottes '■ Tie. where they spent the Easter holidays with the George Baileys. On April 17. Mesdames Robert E. Garnett. David Hazlegrove. Joe A Hazlegrove, J. P Stratton and j Charles Womack. Jr., attended the j district Horne Demonstration club; meeting in Goochland J. A Addlrman. of Farmville, j was a guest, of M. Sgt. and Mrs. I David J. Matson April 26 to 29. Mr. j and Mrs. J. P. Stratton were Sun-; day evening guests in the same home. Mrs Lottie Brown and Mrs. Con-! duff Mathews entertained Centenary church WSCS at their home Thurs day. Mrs. W D Walker was in charge of the worship program. Mrs. Conduff Mathews gave a re port of work being done by the WSCS in Anchorage. Alaska. The group was invited to meet with Mrs Robert. Garnett. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, of Rich-. mond. on the birth of a daughter, Sandra Gail. April 21. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wootten and daughter. Cynthia Ann. of Burke bille. were Sunday guests of Mrs. B B. Walker. W N. Jones, of Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, was guest speaker at Guinea church Easter Sunday