Mrs. Harry Langhorne will speak at St. John's church,

Mrs. Harry Langhorne will speak at St. John's church, Scottsville. woman's auxiliary meeting May 7.| She will talk on the work of the church periodical club. Scottsville school band will pre- i sent a concert in the high school I auditorium May lt> under the direc tion of Mrs. Webster L Simons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hall, and j children, have returned from Winnns boro, S. C., where they visited his' mother, Mrs. Rae Hall. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith are;; visiting their daughter and son-in- | law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Lowe, I and family, in Richlands. Ttie Lowes j! have a daughter, named Carolyn 1 Elizabeth, born April 18. The Smiths' i lye also visiting Mrs. Smith's | mother, Mrs. S. F. Ogle, and other j f relatives in Bristol. j f Fair Haven Garden club flower 11 show has been cancelled for this I spring. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ranson, and ; j daughters, Barbara and Andrea, of!) Norfolk, spent several days last : I week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ! Smith. Dr. Halstead S. Hedges, of Char lottesville. and Floy-d Johnson will j be guests of the Scottsville Boy Scouts at their meeting in the Fire- j mans building May 7 at 7:80 p.m.! They will talk on camping. [ Other activities for the Scouts in- \ elude a camping trip with Floyd | Johnson May 10 and 11. Camp Shen- f andoah will be open in June, and ! a number of the boys are planning | to go there. Floyd Johnson will take f them on another camping trip in | July, and James L. Dorrier will j take them on a camping trip in l August. Roy Hamner and Ragland l Daniel are planning a fishing trip 1 for the Scouts in September and a | camping trip to Fluvanna H unt I Club with John Williamson and Ha- { den Anderson ill October. f