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VIRGIN! \ \THLETK I EDER VTIOX Of ( OI.I EGE WOMEN . Ia!d st-. annual convention at long wood House Saturday with, front roe \nnie V. Weaver, president, el 1 ongv ood College; and Sara W irh. vice president, of Madison College; second row. Jean nette ruche 11. eo; responding eevelarv, and Jeanne Vestal, treasurer, la-tli of Eon: ood and Jaeki Z-ehring recording secretary of .Madi son ( o!!i:;e. Group advi-a-rs are Foetus Morrison, of Madison: Olive Her <>; Eo . -world and Martha Barksdale, of William and Mary.

A ( appolla ('hoir to Simr to Woman’s Ciu’o I.ongwood College's a cnpellia. choir. under the direction of M: Jom phme Bailey, will sum at. the Woman's club n;acting Wedncsdajy at .'i:30 p. m. in tilt- club house. Mrs. J. B Williams, club music chairman. is in charge of the pruj '. i am. Annual reports <•! the depart ment. division and committee chairmen arc to Is presented rind ing the - buxine.--, meeting. The club gift .hop will be op*'il at 3 p in.. i Mr. (i 1 - -• S. G ay m charge Baked goods will also be on sale. V ’ ' " ’ 1 ' 1 1 '

Yaches to Entertain John.- Memorial Episcopal church ehur.-h ulflecrs and Sunday School teachers will b" entertain ed a ; Tie ■ :! r.-ai the home o: the Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Vache. Haiti Slides Shown Mi s Pay Greenland, of War wick. showed slides on Haiti to the children of Joints Manorial Episcopal church Sunday The ■; lid rent- Lenten offering >\ ill .go : >1 work in Haiti. I’ll ' same slides were shown later to Canterbury club. _________________

Today in iiu> Community A. \ feature in th Business and Professional Woman s Club

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Kem.iiu ■ 1 • '■ 1 1>am : 1 a ::w.> li :a bur ; to Far^i \ ilit- in is.)0. i •1 in i:n> o’ Cumin. in oi Wiisliin:.!' u. D. C . bi i-iiim ;|ii icivsU'd m Lonnwo.6d CoHoae while : iu' was atleiaanu Mia -hn .flinio: Cob- e w h -IV M'Vll.ii I.je ll inembi : -. wer. I"fnie: L u - wood teat tiers or students. A; IjOIv... w o- 'll. Miss Cuia.at' liam played \arsit v !i:>ck< y (■ irn pet.-d in Mtimmin . «ot'k.’d with : W - mi: - a.m and doeetee, of dramatic production' and a m m|)er . the Del* ma| wlot : I ; - year b - aBle Deb V a After count!'.: b.-ek to F.irmvf)'" M; . ,u*hn Wllsohi !e t -juh Vi -’I' to I -I. Vi od i'Ot I.-. i |U '-a but j IP :< ; m oi |'e ) • : I |-| ... Ol ; '-e Vi la ' e I 'll '' I • a.'UK'! .--I -bail; -I - - m outld tiro' - i . eapab.r .a a: to-make 1 ! •he students as alumni advitei • I>i IX-ian Zeta. Fne m a’.. the i mb' - ■ ■ ’ ' 1 ■ I ! I li o.ior.al I'OlH'b'.Vi • ; 11.1 j J l :a\ :n N a Oile-'.-i last y- i As !'.»*!* rof’ d - ’ li* 'V 1 i M U"!'' i... i' i.t'Ui* \ i ;i .. >' i'-ii*. - ai*.U -i

whose career she is intensely in u '-t-nj Mr- Wilson's interests . :.u acliuties have broadened. Mi a member of the .James '.'.ii F. esby t-enan Church at Kve. where she i Christian cd i.-at,-.u chairman of tl'.e Women el the Church. She served six a.- chairman of annuities ;.ud relief, and ha- helped stage tin- Christmas pageant each year. lp> ii -a a a nit: e the Women Lodge with 25 m< m b. ■ ond i as : 'i ved this group as Star recorder, as guide as a nu mb,: ,-i stab' ritual teams hclptie. to oi ran:if two other eh. .it• t ,n-,ii now. junior regent Sit v.a trip to the national eon-'em ion in Chicago, where cite v. a nv* tried j-.cr star as star re i ideji ,u Mouse heart, the Moose hum ■ tor needy children. Toi group helps the M loir I 'u n ,is ci : tst.mas progiam :■ th,- nr dy ind sponsors a teen .!-•• ' lub. Mrs Wilson has helped it Uiese prospects - especially : i th< At ' ar..i it this group which has n.-nu .1 i.c 'woman of the year." M Wtlss-ii .. also a member of '.lie Fainniiu Woman's club, and ' s '.. l.bru'urc comm;'. ; c c

Slate ITill Chapter Receives Recognition At DAR Conference Slate Hill chapter was named to the Daughters of American Revolution ate honor roll at the recent DAR state convention in Roanoke. A report on the confer ence was given at the chapter meeting Wednesday. Mrs. C. F Wilson, chapter re gent, reported at regents'night on Slate Hill's act ■•vines. They includ ed a joint banquet last fall, with Mrs. John Wesley Dixon .peaking on Jamestown: clean-up of Slati Hill cemetery, and joint organiza tion of the Cl rry G v< Children of the American Revo lution. Nearly 400 member of the 104 DAR chapters heaid a past presi de nt of the U. S. Chamber of Com merce deliver a sharp attack on personal handouts from govern m.nt public expense. Clem D. Johnston, of Roanoke, now chairman of the Chamber ex ecutive committee, termed demo cracy an "unfinished business." and listed five essentials to the American way of life: dignity of man, faith in the capacity of nun to solve his own problems, equali ty of opportunity, social change by persuasion and maximum op portunity for release of opportun ity. A second conference speaker was Dr. Jean Stevenson, national DAR chairman of genealogical records, who proposed a state wide program to place vital rec ords on the DAR library in Wash ington and the state archives in Richmond. Gene Watson Has II is Fourth Birthday Gene Watson celebrated his fourth birthday Saturday with a party given by hi: mother. Mis. W A, Watson, III iVatsoi home on Milnwood road Mrs. E M. Pairet assisted Mrs Watson The guest list included Kathy and Gina Pritchard. Tommy Paiv et. A1 Arrington, Gary Atkins, Donny K syton. Bet Baldwin. Bri an Kay ton. Kipper and Lisa, La foon. Judy Dugger. Sally Anne Watkins. Betty Burger. Connie L-u Gills, Betty Watson. Susan ‘McIntosh. Jackie and Steve Fer guson, Janet Verier. Tenv Lock Oepry," (t-: ’ ., M l --I Chapman. St/'ve and Gloria Har ding. Charlene Dowdy. Jenifer Whr.:.k»r. Kathy Jarett Betty Billings, and out-of-town guests Gill and Gordon Smith, of Peters burg.

Club Calendar Farmville branch. \..\ F.W. — Friday, April 5. 4 p. m . at Long wood house Program; art and ed ucation department. Duplicate bridge club No. 1 — Thursday. April 4. 8 p m at Wo man's c'ub house. Methodist W.S.C.S. Circle 5. Thursday. April 4. 8 p. m.. with Mrs. Hugh Garnett; circle 6. Mou ady, April 1. 8 p. m . with Mrs. Joseph Goode; circle 7. Tuesday, April 2. 8 p m with Mrs. Nor man Myers. Other circles post poned. Holton Bible class — Tuesday, April 2, 8 p m.. with Mrs. C. B. Williams. Woman’s club W, linesdav April 3. 3:30 p m . at the club house. Jacksons Have Girl In Germany Ep 3 and Mis. J- B. Jackson. Jr., are the parents of a daughter. FaKh Diane, born !•■ t week in Rormhoim. Germany, near Main1 Mrs. Jackson, the former Faith Ellen Daniels, is the daughter *>1 Mr and Mis. O. C. Daniels, of Powhatan. Jackson, the son of Mr and Mrs. J. B. Jackson, of Richmond, is stationed m Ger many. Girl Set uts to Register Fa: mvmile ^ Girl Scouts and Brownies will' have their official registration day Tuesday at the parish- house after school.

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WOMAN'S CI.I B BANQl'tT speaker. Mrs. Dexter O. Unold. right, of New Hampshire, was introduced l>\ .Mrs. f\ T. Mkinson. left, of Hampdeti-Sydney, club president from 1933 to 1933. A widely-known speaker, Mrs. Arnold's next appearance will be in Salem, Oregon.

Women Leave Fingerprints On Time. Speaker Says

"Women are leaving their fingir ■ Dtfxier O Arnold, recording secre ';r v of i1" n'Mi util federation of \V .men's elubfs told a banquet i ■ « ■ ’) ; \ i !<■■!■ ; :,':eti Thurdday. Mrs. Arnold . t ntp'nMi-’rt the role i ; 'v.nii; n in inspect me and examin ing the world about them, in res ponsible citizenship, in creativentw. understand’ns and spiritual life. She criticized the tendency to fall into a pattern ■ it thuikuig. wit eontrolhnn the "dept!., breadth and height of Iwuic." and sha p words for ccller.e trraduat. «- and others who are not utilizing their training for the betiermeut of their com munities. ■ portuniiss to 1- . -e :■ i by." she said, "and to think as we think otlufs think, rather than thinking for otirselves " Mo- Ai::.ild discussed the re! of they are ' ■■ ■::l1 to gel in! i pohtio tliey t'. : ' • ■ o;t.i a If democracy efficient, and toe tvspnnsiie.

MRS. 1) U IIS i:. \\ MS K! Fit 1 ’Il’m'T Farmvilie \Y< man Recognized A born seamstress, who started out nick."” doll blank. in km ci'n-nutni and has graduated to making most of the clothes for lift si !l and her husband, has been selected i a. h r ■..[ the week in Rock M.-iut. N. C. f h Mr David Far) Wheeler, the granddaughter of Mr. and Mir W. li Wnclit. of Farmvilie. Her parents art' Mr. and Mrs R H. Wright, formerly of Farnivihr. and now of Halifax, where Wright is .supervisor of Halifax Counts Schools. 'idle funnel India Wright now teaches home economics at Scot land Neck and advis's both the local and county chapters of Fu 1 ture Honn makers of America.

concluded. Mrs. P. T. Ali.inson. of Hampden Sydney, a former Woman’s club prt s:d( n!. min d icn! tin spi da r Mrs. Bennett T. Taylor. Woman's club president, acier as toastmis tress. Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Warner played (oik music durinp the dinner hour. Farinvilie Students On Wesihiimpton List Two F irmvill"1 snoeo, Sally Bar ok 1 :.'.ch -■ i Ka; Co.'■ . Lacy an. included on the first .seir.e.st. r d 'nti V list ->f di.-t my wish ed Students at West ho. nip’on C d o . ’.camel] ■ \ . -s I'M viTMty of Ricl’-mt tc.1 Min Finch, who has served as fre: iynan n presem ttive to college government this year, was vice pri .occmi. m' tic : ubic : pe. com At Wi ; in nip on : . v .0 k i on ib- e 01.c i cm . icon. tee f; 1 i Tyr e 1 me’: wl 10 ... vilh. * 1 La .’, tl;o t;1 ic ■' v- e *»d lor of the y.;.rb.uk at Fornl v;!i • It mil : e ■ ah.' v .is a! u junior ei.i s i ;■)iresf):'a five to the St ud U. ("nep :a’e. A -ociu lion and a number of Beta Club. Her p.trric- Mr aiui Mis H >\v. ell Edison Lac.. live on route 6 Pat 11.\Ml

Patricia Me?ire lias Birthday Luik he on Mrs Il'chaid Moore l'onivc< her daughter. Palrim S: 1 ir.day on heij sixth birt&iay with a luncheon. Mrs. Moore was am.-t.-d by Mrs Phyllis Walker. Guesto ■•re Jackie Fergus--n Ricky 1 Mil1, p Mane Do;, r .si m ry Gregory. Martha Gail Mona sett..Marshal Weinberg, Carl Ker nodle Karen Eppard. Judv Ar 1 ovr.ai . 11,i Margaret Baldwin

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"» - ■ Dr. Ocr C S me .!> med M“s. S'iiv• a* inch- ..honv in Shepherds •i >. V.' Va . for the week end. M >. c J Muir . of RJChmond, - :- i■ ■ -.- ■ ' .(1 ;;l l \I! • 111’) den-Sydnev vr:th In r son and family, Mr -,i ! M ■- Dr. - M ID-! ()«>••:. G h on . ‘if Dir ds-'ll C ’!• lego in Davidson. N. C . is spending the so -ine h< lidays with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gilmer. * * * The Misses Frances Spindler, of Midlothian, and Judith Spindler. of Virginia Beach. cent the wok end at their home at Hampden-Sydney. M rs W K C:r1 '■ will be hostess to the Tin . day duplicate bridge club this Week. M” and M s El mh Baker. III. and. family, of Hampton. have re Ha af the week end here with Mrs. Fakir's sister. Miss Edna Putney. Mr I eat A Icy. Of He abridge, visited Dr. and Mrs. William P Terry during the week end. AF ami M’s. II. E Bites, of Front Royal, ven d on the Hill Sunday.

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