tee el i io cli l\ headed by Mr Betty Hammond, arranged this prorraia in oh.scrvajnre of Inter im t-ional Relations Monti: the month. Introduces Speaker Mrs. Anna Moring Palhwh. the club’s legislative chairman iihio du'-ed the principal . peri- a Mrs. Minnie Rodgers and Mir Ethel Southall conducted the i-a ditional candlelight service which vmbolizts the club' internal; n al aims. The state R-PW lias desi'.:tint ed thi' week as International Relations Week, with the theme. Every Right Entails a Duty." Several items of business, in ternational m scope were con ducted during tlic dinner meeting. Membris voted to contribute to '.lie Jttdae Sarah P Hughe.- Inter national Friendship Fund, which is used to bring members of B PW Clubs m foreign countries ; ■ the I.'nited states for visits. The dub also voted to send clothing to German Youth Centers. The clothing will be brought to the next meeting of the club at the Recreation Center District .Meeting Plan were discussed for the district meeting, which will be in Id March 29 in Parmville. Club members also passed one resolution and named two rom ■n it tecs during the business nice: - inc. i The-- passed a resolution re questing the State Board of Edu cation to introduce driver’s edu cation for all Virginia student. ISC-years-old and pro: Two committees named were• Nominating committee Mrs Roxie Jones, chairman. Mr Mil dred Morgan. Mrs. Virginia Har per, Mrs Mabel Jones, and Mrs Annie V Putney, and Auditing ■ommittee- -Mrs Maude Missimer. in.d Mrs Alberta Butcher. Other vp itors at the dinner meeting included Mrs Hazel Mtindv. second co-director oi B P\V Clubs of District V, of Rich mond. and Miss Betty Mi Knight president of the Ruihmcnd B-PW Club. James K. Origin 22. of Dillwyn. was recently commissioned a e • ond lieutenant in the infantry alter ci mplctinc a 22-wcek officer candidate school rour-e at Fort Benning. Gu.

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