Powhatan's War -M < in o r i a 1 Building lias imam a lot ol thing, to a lot ot citizens m the county And recently, this fine, new cen ter of community life has taken on an added meaning to tlie teen agers of the county. After much ground work and preparation, civic and community organizations in Powhatan have oragni/.' d a Teen-Age Club fui youth between the ages of 13 and 19. About 35 members have paid the one dollar annual due., and are now active members of the club. Members meet every other .Sat urday night from 7:30 to 11 at the War Memorial Building to dance play games, sing, and tak part m jolly recreation aimed to build so cial and relaxing grace... \ irKiiiie. Bee' Last Saturday night, for c> - ample, about 35 members gather ed at tile War M morial Building to take part in a breath-taking round of the Virginia Reel. Group singing, basketball, dancing, and refreshments occupied the re mainder of the evening. Jimmy Laync is pres.dent of the Powhatan Teen-A' . Club with Gay Knabe as vie. - president Adult sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. ! felines Bottom Mr. and Mrs. C Mason Knabe. and Edgar Boltc. B aid ot ducctor:- ot the club i. made tip of rt prcsentatives from noil county oieamzations as home demonstration clubs. P-TA. American Legion. National Guard Unit, and Run:an Club. Ollie Mar tin is president of the board, with Kenneth Wright, treasurer, and Mrs. C. Mason Knabe, secretary Director

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