Ruritans Discuss New Industry At March Meeting1 The possibility of an industry coming to Buckingham county was discussed at the meeting of the Buckingham Ruritan Club at its March meeting. J H. Spessard and C. If. Moon led the discussion. They told of an interview with a representative of the Thornburg Manufacturing Company, a firm that makes a product from wood. He has a sim Uai business under operation in Bowling Green. He said that he would need a large building, a gang saw. and some operating capita! to start the enterprise in Buckingham. Dorothy May Will Hold Fashion Show Two fashion shows sponsored by the Dorothy May store will be held Wednseday and Thursday. March 27 and .28. The fashion show Wednesday will be held at the State Theatre following tire first show in the evening. The Thursday fashiorj fashion show will be held at the Dorothy May from 2 to 5 p m. Shenandoah Head To Speak at Tuggle Rev. James Comstock, president of Shenandoah. Christian College, will speak at Tuggle Community church Sunday at 11 a. m. Accompanying Mr. Comstock will be his wife, Mrs. Comstock, his two children, and his father and mother-in-law. Mi; and Mrs. L. O. Moser, of Lynchburg. A group of 18 will be coming with Rev. Comstock to visit Tug gle Community church, including Thomas Anderson, former pastor of Tuggle Church and now a stu dent at Shenandoah Christian College Other students from the College corning with the group will be Lonnie Richardson, who will tcacli tile morning Sunday school class and Robert Ware, who will bring tire Sunday even ing message. Herman Dowdy, pastor of Tug gle Community Church, lias in vited the public to attend these services Sunday.

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