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Mrs. Irving Corbin and children of Alexandria spent the week end with Mrs. Herbert Foster.
Thf planning committee for the annual 4-H Club dinner met Thursday evening in the • court house and set the date for the evens ** March 16, in the High School cafeteria. A menu featuring ham. sweet potatoes, green beans, com nudding, assorted relishes and dessert was planned. Tickets will go on sale about March 1 and inay be obr-n’ned from 4-H club members. This, is an annual money raisin<r d«nnrr to help pay the expenses of members going to short course and camp, and other expenses of the county council, the sponsor.
Week end g»iests of Mr. and Mrs. Tames P. Cook were Mr. and Mrs. James Day Sr.. Mrs. FJou■>se Beahr and daughter. Nancv Miss Jean Ferguson of Richmond Tames E. Dav. Jr.. Bill and Lvnn Hoffman of R. M. A. and Mrs. Lillian Gunther of Herndon were Sunday guests of the Cooks.
Mrs. E. Freer Willson will leave Thursday for a vacation in New York. Count Franz Palffv. who has been euest of the Willson’s for several weeks will also leave for his home in Austria. Thiijrv dav.
Miss Dollv Lillard went to the Tee Caoades in Washington, D. C. Sunday in comoanv with her class at Roller Business College.
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