Powhatan John Taylor, of Randolph Macon College, spent, last week end with Sam Parker. Mrs. Hippy, of Roanoke, attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Frayser here on Wednesday and visited in the home of Mrs. P. W. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tlam attend ed a dairy meeting in Richmond Wednesday. A large crowd attended Family Night presented by the Das is Merchant Equipment Co., in the high school auditorium, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. R. E. Charlton, in Dillwyn. Thursday night. The Ruritan program on Wed nesday night was especially in teresting. The subject w as ‘ Eco nomic Opportunity for Youth" and was presented by Mrs. Horace M. Franklin. Messrs. H. L. Fire baugh and" E. C Bolte cf the Powhatan High School faculty. A delicious dinner v.as served by Mrs. Madeline S. Crump in the cafeteria of the school1? Directors of the Bank of Pow hatan met Wednesday afternoon and voted to continue with build ing plans. It is planned to build on the lot just across the road from the Tilman residence be tween the present building and the high school. A mule parkin: loom will be established and n modem air conditioned building will be erected. The American Furniture and Fixture Co., of Richmond, are assisting with plans. Miss Lucy Anne Parker visited in Washington last Sunday. Born to Mr and Mr.- Charles Duke, a son at M< lice.' College, and to Mr and Mrs. Garland

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