t.. r. Yates. c r. Montgomery. W. R. Blandford. G. W. Palmer and W. R. Parker motored to Washing ton Tuesday afternoon. Congress man Watkins M. Abbitt. Senator Charles Fenwick, Emmett Gallo way. Karl Koch and Irving Martin joined them for dinner at O'Don nell's. after which the group had a good bridge party in their hotel rooms. Wednesday the same party were guests of Abbitt for lunch in the House dining room where they were joined by Senator W. M. Tuck. Rudy Wood, of Victoria, spokp at the local Baptist church Sunday. We have been most' fortunate in having outstanding young men to preach for us recently. The pulpit commit tee is having a number of ministers visit us and may extend a call to some available man in the near future. The community is looking forward to Easter services at the Baptist church when one of our own young men. Jesse Green. Jr., will preach. High school girls basketball game Wednesday will be a sellout. Better come early if you want a seat. The Ruritan men are busy selecting their suits for the occasion. Herald correspondents throughout the county would appreciate inter ested parties sending in news items to be sent to the Herald from week to w.'i k Why not send in your item of interest instead of complaining about it not being in the paper or laughing at items incorrectly re ported because the information did not properly reach your correspon dents? Powhatan Selects Talent Show Acts Acts for the Powhatan talent show, which will be given at 8 p. m. March 29. have been selected. Participants from the elemen tary school will be Helga Lud wig, Liston Rudd. Clara Lawson. Wayne Willis. Page Brown. Ron nie Clements, Sarah Whitmer, Phyllis Utt. Scotty Walton. Anna Allen. Ivan Pekinson, Jean Berry, Thomas Brown. Nancy Campbell. Bunny Hurt and Ruth Worrell. High school contestants will be Helen Shiflett, Tommy Dalton. Nancy Hudson. Jean Heath. Betty Welday, Nancy Hudson. Jo Elam. Sandra Manley, Ann Bod is, Mary M. Maxey, Jimmy Tomlinson, Larry Clarke and the Waldrop sis ters. Nancy, Shelby. Charlotte and Mary Kay
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