Long'wood Freshmen To Present Play An original play, written and directed by Miss Amy McFall of Warwick, a freshman at Long wood College, will be presented by the freshman class on Friday in Jarman Auditorium, beginning • at 8 p. m. The play, a one-act remedy j called "Derby Doings”, is based j on events in the lives of Miss Mc Fall's grandparents, and centers ‘ around their attending the Ken tucky Derby. All of the acting, props, direction and work in con nection with the play will be done by members of the freshman class. Carolyn DcHaven, of Radford, is co-director of the play, with Miss McFall as director. Members of the cast include Carolyn Marie Madrin, of South ! Norfolk; Annis Graham Norfleet, i _>f Norfolk; Patricia Ann Cleve- j land, of Fredericksburg; Nancy Elaine Morton, of Chatham; Eliz abeth Marshall Bowling, of Alex andria; Mary Dawn Perry, 'if Richmond; Roberta Cartmell Reardon, of Winchester and Hcl ■n Gray Carter, of Pratts. --- Social Hour Club Adds New Member Mrs. C. A. Dowdy was welcomed as a new member at the March Social Hour Home Demonstration club meeting at the home of Mrs. L. A. Snow. Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Edna ; Mann gave a demonstration on I counter and floor coverings. Mrs. J. A. Garner gave a short :alk on highway safety, and plans were made for the club's role in the district meeting April 17 at Amherst

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