Virgil Fox. recording and con cert. organist, will be heard in Jar man Hall of Lon wood College to night iTuesday in an Artists Ser ies Recital on the Jarman organ The concert will begin at 8 p. m. Tickets will be sold at the box of fice preceding the concert, or may be obtained tit the Office of the Secretary, at Ruilncr Hall. Mr Fox captivated his audi ence last year during his concert here in connection with dedica tion of the Jarman organ. The New York artist, acclaimed as one ol tiie most accomplished organists in America, will play numbers from the pens of the world's greatest composers, flan del. J. S. Bach, Brahms and Ros si. among others. His artistry and repertoire chos en for the Artist Series concert are equal to the great music pos sible with the magnificent new or gan in the college auditorium. Last year's concert left the au dience enthralled with the volume, range and musical effects h s ar. tistry drew from the instrument, which he commands supeibly. Alumnae Will (Jive Proceeds of Party For Scholarships The Mary White Memorial Scholarship Fund lot Longwood College students wnl receive a boost. Thursday evening. Proceeds from the benefit card party spon sored by the Longwood College Alutnnac Association, which will be held at 8 p m.. Thursday, in the Recreation Hall of the college, will go into the fund. Reservations for the party may be made by calling Mrs. W. A Watson. III. 8611, oi Mrs. G. H. Jarrett. 562-J. All guests are asKed to bring their tables and cards. Refresh ments and prizes donated by Farmville merchants will be pro vided by the alumnae association. Mrs. R. E. Withers. Jr., president, has announced. The scholarship fund is given to a high school senior of Prince Edward county

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