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* Jamestown Drama Highlight If Repetition Is Binding. Pocahontas An I John Unite Will Really Be ‘Wed1

Knu.iv s reenactment of the mar i... u : Pocahontas and John Hollo Jam stown was only the first ol i. ; 'ridding ceremonies this year lot Ml aiid Mrs Jaine- Molfatt. Selected to portray the lovely Indian maiden and her colonist-hus band. the Moffatts will be •‘mar ried" the other 133 times when they c i.Jiuuc thi'i! rules in "The Foun ders." Paul Green's new drama of Jamestown which will open in Wil liamsburg on May 13. 1 a • week's ceremony, held in the eld church at Jamestown, marked toi anmversaiy of the historic wed i. : in 1614. The morning event a! .< served as a reunion for all eli-.- e-ndant.s of Pocahontas. For the Jamestown colony, the wedding of Pocahontas and Holfe was more than a colorful occasion, though Since the young maiden was the daughter of the powerful chief tai. Powhatan, their marriage fm med a bond of unity between l!i" Knglish settlers and the hostile V? Itusiness and industry !)icktirson Honored I or Car Sales Work fop salesmen in iiie Richmond Chevrolet Zone during 1956 were »nual eco lion banquet of the ’/.ones 100 Cur arid 50-Car Honor Club held Thursday. April 4 at Hotel Jef ferson. Richmond Among those honored was G. it Dickerson, of Newman Chev rolet Sales Corp.. of Farmville. M 'mbership. as well as officers of

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native Indians which war. to last until the Indian Massacre of VJ2. ' The Founders” tells the story ol the Jamestown colony, from its settlement in 1607, through the torrid massacre of 1622. A new out door theatre. "The Cove.” is now being completed for the drama near the site of Green’s other noted his torical production. "The Common Giorv" Opening on the 250th anni versary (T the colonists’ landing at Jamestown. "Tin* Founders will be given each afternoon, except Mon days. through October if Averill Accepts New Job Near Roanoke James W. Averill. Union Bank and Trust Company cashier, has j accepted a position as assistant vice-president and manager of i Mountain Trust Bank at Vinton, near Roanoke Averill will leave Amelia May 1 o take over his new duties May 6. H- went to the Amelia bank four .cars ago from Bluefield \V Vu. Farmer .Activities Held At Ram pi in The last, meeting in the current series of Adult Farmer Classes at: Pamplin will be held Thursday evening April 11 at 7:20 p m at the Pamplin school. The newly organized farm ma chinery repair class will meet each Wednesday night in the the club are determined annually on the basis of outstanding sales i performance. Recognition and presentation of awards to the ap proximately 150 outstandin g salesmen was made by P C. I.oehr. Richmond Chevrolet Zone manager.

Pamplin sc 1 tool shop The iep...- , class meets at 0:30 ami ;• upe’ vised by R N Ashworth and VI L. Motley, Instructors of voca tional agriculture at Appomattox high school. Powhatan News Miss Elizabeth Jessun of Wash ington. is visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs W. R. Parker. E. F. Yates will attend a meeting in Norfolk Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Collier, and sons, visited at Urbanna Iasi week end. John Campbell is returning home from the Retreat for tin Sick ho pital this week end. Russell Wilke rson has also n turned home from a Richmond ho - pital.

v\ hi taker i u? • < ' -i Nea>* Fort Polk M Sgt. Lloyd D. Whitaker. Jr.. . whose wife. Betty, lives at 3824' Mount Chinati Rti.. El Paso Tex., is participating in "F\t u. < v King Cole ;i n. : n : Pear Foil Polk. La After complehon of the four-week field tiam.in.t i sc; . Ser 'ant Whitaker will relurt m F e-t Bliss. Tex., where it- is as died to the 832nd Ordnance Battalion He entered the Arm" in 1340. He is the son of L. D Whitaker M Sh taker, ' of Fannville. A church choi’ is irsnc organ- . le.eti at May Memorial Baptist church, to lie directed t>v Mrs. D. A. Bottom;

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