WANTED: RELICS OF

WANTED: RELICS OF THE CONFEDERACY Hostesses who will serve at the Randolph House in Earmville during Priori; Edward County Day May 4 are in need of Con federate relies for display there. Mrs Anne-Atkinson ( ham her layne reports that they wi'l be safeguarded and kept under lock. The Herald will relay information called in suggesting loans of rel ies to the hostesses. tablished One of the oldest Presby terian churches in eastern Virginia, it was the church of early Prince Edward planters and the mother of four colony churches Presbyterians, too, had a part in establishment of Hatnpden-Sydney College the same year in which the Declaration of Independence was adopted. During the Revolutionary War. the entire student body formed a company. The building in which the college was founded stands near the administration building today. Guides will iPad campus tours from the administration building. On dis play form 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the college libra v wTl be old books, manuscripts and portraits of notable men connected with the history of the college. Highlight of the Prince Edward tour will be the old debtor's .prison at Worsham, from 1754 to 1872 the county seat. Colonial architecture experts have described the hewn log building as one of the few origi nal debtor's prisons still in exis tence. Prince Edward branch. As sociation for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, has restored the building, and Worsham High School students have built stocks to be placed in front of it.