The Charlotte County Ruritan c: li. for the fifth consecutive year, v. ill present its annual Minstrels in the auditorium of Randolph-Henry High School on April 12 and 13 at it o'clock. Once again focus is divided be tween the end men and the mixed chorus of .Vi voices with the inter locutor. If. Page Morton, deftly shifting the action from one to the other. William Prcell as Asbestos; Hi hi rt F’erh -'' - Snowball; Billy Nichols as Hambone; Leonard Star ling as Filibuster: Kcrni't Barbour as Cannonball; and Jitt franklin as Lockjaw. Songs 1 la nee Specialties Many specialties and songs will be presented by members of the east. Highlighting the musical mini-1 hers by Hie chorus will be "Okla homa". "Bohemia". "The Lord is a | Bu > Man". "Twine Low. Sweet Chariot". "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You", and "Now is the Hour " Solo numbers will fea ture John McCall and Carroll Kay. Specialty numbers will be: trum pet solo by W. H Hamilton. Jr., accompanied by G. B Harris: "All God's Children" b;- the Ha rimer Brothers Quartet: "Red Sails in the Sunset" and "Young Love" by Shirley Nash. Judy Doss. Ruby Sublett and Janet Ti.rth: saxophone solo by Tod Hollingsworth accom panied by Brett Watson; guitar solo. "You Ain't Nothin’ but a Found Do. by IF ty Hamlett "You're O r. H :h Brother" bj Leonard "FihbusiPi" Starling; pan tomine by f ed Dillard and Vernon Puff- also a specialty Bones number by Fred Dillard Hiding!.'..-- of ' te specialty acts v :11 be a dance routine by the girls of the Floyd-Ward Dancing School m Farmvillc and a tap dance by Me.-- Barbara S -npkins. instruc ti i of the Floyd-Ward Dancing School. Tom Ogle, of Salem, will g ve a monologue entitled "Mister Cl" Mr Ogle is a much sought after artn-t and his monologue will give tie atidiener something to laugh about for many days.

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