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*Soda / ^IctiuitieJ Call in events to .Mrs. Jean Whitaker at her HOME, between hours of 9:0f a.m. to 9:00 p.m., at fhone 8B5.

BPAV OFFICERS were sworn in Thursday by Airs. Annie V. Putney, district chairman. New offi cers are Airs. Ethel Cook, second vice-president: Airs. Alabel Jones, president: Air-. Bertha Bris ntine, first vice-president; Airs. Beulah Longsworth. recording secretary, and Airs. Verna Pritchett, treasurer.

BPW Installs Mrs. Mable Jones Mrs. Mable Jones was installed as president of the Business and Professional Woman's club Thurs day. following the club's annual banquet at Longwood House. Other officers installed were Mrs. Bertha Brisentine. first vice president; Mrs. Ethel Cook, sec ond vice-president: Mrs. Ann Mc Gahey. corresponding secretary: M's. Beulah Longsworth, record ing secretary, and Mrs. Verna Pritchett, treasurer. Mrs. Annie V. Putney district director, conducted the ceremony. Baptist Juniors Tour Assembly Grounds Mr and Mrs. William Carter, Mrs. E. G. Webster and Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Chapman accompani ed a group of junior training union students to Salem Sunday, where they were guests at the Virginia Baptist Children's Home. 'Construction of t]ie new chapel and gymnasium there will be completed and dedicated the lat ter part of April. The junior group of Farmvil'e Baptist, who toured Eagle Eyrie, tl.. CdptlSl A.-.v ilibly gi Guilds near Lynchburg, en route home, were Nancy Lee Webster. Char lotte McClung, Patty Wright. Pamela Atkins. Nancy Gilliam. Roy Ransom. Archer Dunkley. Di ana Walker, Gail Sherwood, Edith Ann Carter. Lynn Smith, Betty Lee Wells, Helen Morton, Nancy Cumpston. Graham Webster and Lee Chapman.

Retiring LC Dean Honored at Tea Miss Emily Barksdale, Mrs. Janice Lemon and Miss Virginia Bedford entertained at tea Friday at Longwood House honoring Miss Ruth Gleaves. who is retiring in June as Longwood College dean of women. Miss Grace Moran. Mrs F. R Crawford, Mrs. W. M. Holladay. Mrs. W. E. Anderson and Mrs. A. T. Gray poured Also assisting the hostesses were Mrs Francis Simkiris. Mrs. Douglas Gee. Mrs Marshall Wat kins. Mis. G W. Jeffers. Miss Thelma Souder. Miss Eleanor Weddle. Mrs. Robert Merritt. Mrs. J. H Wamsley. Mrs. Richard Meek • Miss Irving Armstrong. Mrs. J. M Pharr. Miss Helen Dra per. Mrs. Charles Hall Davis. Jr Mrs. R. C. Simonni -Jr., and Miss Beverly Ruffin. Linda Lee Edwards Christened April 7 Lynda Lee Edwards, daughter f Mi and Mrs. Walter A. Ed wrtui.-. Ji . of Farmvilie, w.-.s •.n.-tened at the Farmvilie Pres byterian Church, following the morning Service. April, 7. The Rev. C Lloyd Arehart con ducted the service. Lynda Lee is the giand daughter of Mr. and Me- Mead* S. Robertson, of Dan ville.

MISS C HRISTIE EOl IIIT.VEV I npagemcnt to Thomas I <-e Varner announced

Hulvev Varner Betrothal Announced Mr. and Mrs Herbert ,-'amu '1 Hulvev. of Staunton, announce the engagement of then daugli t< r. Christie Lou. to Thomas Lee Vain r. son of Mr. and Mrs Junes Albert Varner, of Waynes boro. Miss Hulyey is a senior at | ■imnrwm-M. -aae-jrat. .Mm* »awwii»n»

Lon;:wood College, where she is a member of Della Zeta sorority and the Cotillion Club. Mr. Varner is a senior at the University of Virginia, where he is president of Phi Sigma Kappa frai nv.ty and a m 'mb r of Phi Delta honorary education frater nity. No date has been set for the wedding. — ——————

NOTICE SPENCER’S EFSTACJRANT WILL EE CLOSED Sunday and Monday • APRIL 21 AND 22 FOR FASTER

Jamestown Colors Form Backdrop For College Hill Talk Jamestown colors formed the backdiop for a talk given April 11 by Mrs Graves H. Thompson at the- College Hill club meeting. Mrs, Thompson presented a history of the early industries and colonial a rriculture as they re lated to the current celebration of the 350th anniversaty of’ the larding at Jamestown. She illustrated her talk with drawings of the festival aiea and various phases of the celebration, inciud ng oils of the Jam stown How rs. representative ot the of ficial festival colors. Officers for the next vear were installed by the retiring presi dent, Mrs. H. B. Overcash. N:w officers are Mrs. Paul L. G| ?r. president; M - Paul E. M Lelland. vice-president a n d Mrs. C. H Pritchard, Jr., secre tary-treasurer. The club presented a vase on a three-tiered pedestal To College chuich in the memory of Mrs. F, W. Spindler. a College HD1 club nrmber who was killed in an automobile accident last fall. Mrs. Joseph C. Robert was hostess for the meeting. She was assisted by Mrs. R. C. Beale. Mrs. J B Clowcr Jr., Mrs. J. M. Fred ericksen and Mrs. W. W. Watson.

Dr. and Mrs. Oscar C Stine will spend the Easter holidays at their home in Shepherdstown, W. Va. Mrs. J G Hane.s will spend the Elaster holidays in Hampon with her son-in-law and daughter, the Ret. and Mrs. George G. Henley. * , # M s. W. J. Gills. Jr . will be hos | less to her bridge club Wednesday evening. Mrs L Z. Johnston, of Buena Vista, is the guest of her son and jfanvly. Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. John ston. Jr. Reginald Spoil-. of Radford, spent i the week end here with his family. Henry Reed, of the athletic staff • of tlie UnlversUy of North Carolina | in Chapel Hill, was a week end guest of the C. H. Pritchards. Mr. and M s. Mont Linkenauger and family will leave Wednesday to spend the Easter holidays at then home in Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus. Owen. Jr., of Cluster Springs, were Sunday guests of the P. T. Atkinsons. Mr. and M’\s. Jack Dugger and children, of Martinsville, visited Mr Dugger’s mother, Mrs R. H. Dug- j ger. during the week end. Mrs. John Cox and M s Sydnor Newman will visit Mrs C>x's son Ben Ashly Cox this week. Mrs. Clyde Davis and M-s Helen Rousch will attend the AFL con vention in Roanoke Thursday through Saturday. M s VV’llie Elam is spending the ; week in Richmond with her daugh ters. Mrs. Louise Smith and Mrs Jeff Taylor, and family. * * • M s. J W Bentall of London. England, w-s a guest, in the E P. i Lancaster home last week M\ss I.illian Minkel lias retu’-ned 'rotn Richmond wh> -r she taugiit a a course at the vacation chuvc' school institute of the Synod of Vir ginia. M'ss Belle Ligon, of Richmond was a week end guest of her sister ; and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stimpson. M s. W W Taylor was a guest in Washington. D. C . for the week end.

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Mi’s. Howard Stuart local spon sor. and the Misses Marjorie Garn ett and Josephine Crowder attended the state convention of the Future Teachers of America in Richmond Friday and Saturday. George Hoy. of Courtland. spent the week end here with his family M and Mrs M P. Farrier. Mr and M s R. C Gtlni '-. m s. Erbv Johnston, Mrs. Wiley Putney and Mrs. F G Baldwin attended the R chmond Virginians-New York Yankee ball gam • in Richmond last week. * • * Maj and Mrs I.airy O Leas and (laughters, of Fort Bragg. N. C . will arrive this week to visit Mrs Leas' patents, Mr. and' Mrs G. H Reid. Mr. and Mrs. E. T Jones, of Richmond, were week end guests of Mrs Jones' parents. Mr and Mrs. G. H Reid. Miss Connie Fahrner of Rich mond spent, the week end here with • ■ i ; ... ■ m and Mis G. H. i Fahrner. Miss Patsy Lindsey has returned to Charlottesville after spending the week end with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Lindsey. A1 Snv'th attended the Virginians New York Yankee game in Rich mond last week and interviewed Yankee manager Casey Stengel and several players, including Mickey Mantle. M ss Caroline Mcllwaine has re-j turned to Martinsville after spend-j ng the week end here with her j ■i’-enhs, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Me-1 Ilawine. v ii, „ - _ UJL. — ■ „ LJLJ ■ ... - , _

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SIGMA CHI and td’Scat.on v,v?e the eh f t ;pic< of Hr. Joseph C. Robert, a Sigma Chi and H.vhpden-Sydney C o'iege president; Mrs. J. Dwight Petersen, of Ind'.anapo is, fnd . and Mr. Peterson Thursda: . Pet rsen. grand cons il of Sgma Chi, visited the Ira te n't-\ S'gma Sigma chapter at Ha nnd n-Sydney. Mrs. Peterson, w ho has he* n accompan- ing h"r h ash . nd on his v< its to Sigma Chi chapters across the corntry. is a member of the Sigmas, a unique organ zat'on of the wives of Sigma Chi members.

M s. Howard Cook will entertain the Tuesday duplicated bridge club this w'eek. * * • Mr. and M s. J. G Hanes. Jr., of Richmond, were guests of Mr. Hanes' mother. Mrs. J. G. Hanes, at Kampden-Sydney during the week end. Dr. William C. Barger, of New York City, was an overnght guest of Dr. and Mrs. Graves Thompson Friday. Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W A. Watson. III. during last week were Mr and Mrs A1 Nelson mci sen. Scotty, of Whitford. Pa. and Cliff Efey, of Saverna Park, Md. Miss Eina Ann Wilson, of Martins ville. was a week end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wilson. E A. Parry. Ji f Cape ChiuV visited his sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. H S. Whitaker, during the week end.

Robert Marshman. of Raleigh. N. C.. was a guest of Mr. an:i M . I. Monroe Johns for the week end Faster B. Gresham, assistant pro cessor of English at Longwood Col lege. conducted a curriculum-plan ning meeting for the Greensville: High School English teachers in Emporia last Wednt sday. H dis cussed the reading emphasis pro gram proposed in bis recent study. "The Teaching^ of English in Vir itnia High Schools." Howard Imboden. of Pulaski, visited lus daughter. Miss Eleanor Tmbulgn. Sunday n route to Rich- ' mond. Mrs. Emma Anthony will be hos- ' tess to her bridge club Tuesday evening. The M sses Maria Jackson and Lexingl Richmond, and Miss Helen Tanner, of Richmond, all framer Longwood College students, a t ten d e d the Kappa Delta banquet at the college Saturday evening.. M ■ and M s’ 1?! II. Wa -n of Washington, D. C , were week end guests of Mis Ware's father. George R. Rodgers, and Mis. Rod gers .

r~ YOUR COMMUNITY’CENTER] iT ~ .. ii mi .rwrl IN FARMVILLE,VA. Ends Tuesday April lfi , FAMED PLAY HILARIOUS ON | _ ML THE SCREEN!

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Wednesday April 17 A BETTER m MS PK’Tl'RE 1 I AM \N IH \LOGl I | | ENGLISH SlTiTITLES AI .no FABRIZI VITTORIO de SICA GINA LOLLOBRiGIDA "TIMES GONE BY" Admission by Season 1 ieket or Regular Price Admission — SHOWS — 3:15 7 TO 9:00 Please Note: "The (»re; l Man" as I sled on Weekly Programs for \PR1L r - 18 II \S BEEN ( ANC El ! : n Thin Tiv rrhhiv - w ;i ‘ in d t v \V’ i) 18* -20

Miss Emily Barksdale and Miss Helen Draper attended the spring meeting of the Virg.nia chapters of ■'merican Teachers Association of French and Spanish Saturday at Washington and Lee College in Lex ington. Mrs. Frank Hendeison, of Rich mond. was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Gray. Miss * ireen Honored U I’ridal Shower Miss Dor,.thy Green was hon O' d with a bridal shower Satur day e\ tiling given by Miss Rutl Johnson. Mrs. Edward Carter and Miss Rochie Webb. > Miss Green will be married to Robert Gibbs Glover, of Crewe. May 25. Canterbury Club Members elected Ten representatives of the Can terbury club, made up of students :u Long wood and Hampden-Syd ■ . ■ . ; at l 1 Dio> i sun college conference held this week end in Richmond i ■ H e. J. A. Vaehe. adviser 1 the local group, was elected io a two-year term as conference u reiser Miss Linda Allen, a Long w.ood student was elected viee •■H-stdent. Others who attended the 15 college conference at Roslyn, the •lp; sc opal church conference cen ter, were Ann Baines. Myra Brush. Ann Caldwell. Pi Fu i in-ton. Nancy Wmirry Geu Hunter. John Robbins. Walter Walker and Larry Whitten.

Club Calendar Judith Randolph Chapter. I) v. R. Thursday. April 18, 8 p.m.. with the Misses Patsy Watkins and Nancy Watkins. Mrs. a. M. DeMuth will present the program. * * * American l egion Auxiliary. Jack Garland l nit 3?. Toe: day April 16. 8 pjm . with Mrs. John R ck man. Ptogram: Honduras * * . * Noraii Lancaster Garden Cldiy— Tuesday Arril 16 3 30 p.m v .t.h Mrs. Hj C. Kay ton. Jr Topic: !

Fundamentals of Flower Arrang in'*/'. * * # fV men of the .Moose—Thurs day. Apr:! 18. 8 p.m., at the lodge. Miss Wilson Feted si Mrs. W- -I Svdnor and Mrs. H. L Ncwbi’l entertained at luncheon Saturday honoring Miss Elna Ann W.Is >n whose m irriage to Thomas Mayo, of Roanoke, will take place ■June 22.

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