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Social ^Ictiuitiei Call in events to Mrs. Jean Whitaker at her HOME, between hours of 9:0( a.m. to 9:00 p.m., at Phone 865.

KITING I.ONGWOOI) (OI.I.Kfif. MAY PAY activities Saturday will he Nancy Lea Harris maid of honor, and Jean I’arrott. queen. Miss Harris is an elementary education major from Roanoke, and Miss Parrott a business major from Standardville. Miss Parrott's sister is also a member of the May court. I bey will reign at the May day pageant, “Jacobus Rex. 1607,” a band concert and the dance.

Court, 4Jacobus Rex. 1607' To Reign in Longwood Dell

"Jacobus n.,x. 1307" will reign again a,: Long wood estate this week end. Lone wood College's annual May day celebration this year will fol low a Jamestown theme, with a title taken from King James I of England. James VI of Scotland, who was monarch at the time of the Jamestown landin' . Anita Heflin and Jeanne Saun ders wrote the pageant. and Pat Jones will be tie narrator. The presentation is schedul d for 3 p. m. in tire dell. Leading roles in Hie pageant will be taken by Carol Wolfe, who will play John Smith: Dixie Hil lard. John Rohe: Jo Davrs Pow

ha tan, and Flo Soghoian. Poca hontas. The pageant will portray events of the years between 1607 and 1619. including the wedding of Pocahontas to John Rolfe. Rit ual, tic dance.- of Virginia In dians and early settlers will be incorporated into the pageant. Ruling over the day's activities, which include a concert following I the pageant, will be Jean Parrott, of Standardsvillo. Nancy Lea Har i ii. of Roanoke will be maid of honor. Senior members of the court will be Frances Brown, of Roa nok; . Anne Wayne Full, r of Dan ville; Betty Jean Jenkins, of

Mils. JOHN \V\LilK SANIIERSON Now a1 home in Jetersville

Ncwlyw ■."•(']> ! > }’>(' At Heme in .TetciAvillo A bride of Ap. 1 21 was Mrs. Grace Worm of Richmond, daughter of Air. and Mrs. John Parish Riplcv. of Lynchbure. who married John Walter Sanderson at Trinity Methodist- church in Amelia Mr Sanderson s ;.l e son cf Mr. L M .Saaonrson of Je

'rsville. 1 nc Fte\ Rav K Jenkin ■ per formed the erremonv Richard Branch of R clnnond. brother of • a bride, cave her in marriage. Mrs John Branch was her only attendant. 1 f Riel mond. brother-in-law of the bridegroom served as best man Mr and Mis Sar.der.-on are makju '-heir home ua j.-ter&ville.

Richmond, and Jane Hailey, of Severn, N C. Junior members of the court ire Traci Faison, of Norfolk; Miss Heflin, of Ashland; Carole Stroupe, of Salem, and Sue Tay lor. of Richmond. Lower classmen on the court are Anne Adams, of Montross; Betty Brown Culpepper, of Suf olk: Sally Parrott, of Standards ville. and Ann Norfleet, of Nor folk. The Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Vache went to Leautort, N C.. this week to take part in the St. Paul's church centennial.

Club Calendar Presbyterian Woman’s Executive Board—Monday. May 6, 3:30 p.m., i in the church lecture room. * * • Holton Bible Class—Tuesday, May 7. 8 p.m.. with Mrs. H. Con rad Blackwell. * * * Duplicate Bridge Club No. 1 — Thursday. May 2. 8 p.m.. at Wo man's Club house. Farmvillc Chapter, Ixmgwood Alumnae—Tuesday, May 7 8 p.m., it the Alumnae House Annual ' business meeting. Speaker, Mrs Francis Simkins. Flowers to Decorate Places on PE Tour Local garden club members will provide flower arrangements at i live of the stops along the Prince j Edward county historical tour Saturday. At Hampden-Sydney, Mrs. P T. Atkinson and Mrs. E. R. Elliott will do arrangements at the col lege library and Mrs. D. C. Wilson will do them at College Presbyter ian church. Mrs. F S. Blanton will provide the arrangements at Old Briery church, and Mrs. J. B. Wall. Miss Edna Putney, Mrs. R. R. Pearson and Mrs. R. J. Martin. Jr., will do the arrangements at Longwood house. At Randolph house, Mrs. Rob ert E. Withers. Miss Nancy Wat kins and Mrs. F. H. Hanbury, Jr., will do the arrangements.

Miss Putney Wins Arrangement Award Longwood Garden club mem bers transported themselves to Holland Monday, with arrange ments of vari-colored bulb flow ers. Miss Edna Puptney won the blue award, Mrs. Robert E. With ers tlie red, and Mrs. F. G. Lank ford. Jr., and Mrs, F. H. Hanbury, Jr., the white. Mrs. Lankford was hostess for the meeting. Mrs. R. R. Pearson showed slides of Bermuda, Nassau and j Charleston gardens as part of the program. Miss Minkel Attends DKG Convention Miss Lillian Minkel. president of the local chapter of Delta Kap pa Gamma, attended the Virginia Iota state DKG society conven tion in Roanoke last week end. The society endorsed the Vir ginia Education association pro gram Mrs. Edna McGuire Boyd, of Indiana, former international president, was the featured speak er. NLGC to Meet Nora Lancaster Garden club will hold a brief business meet ing Saturday at 9:45 a. m. at the home of Mrs. J. M. Johns. Club members will leave at 10 a. m. on the Prince Edward county day tour.

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Miss Branch Marries Harry Willard Bryant Miss Alice Faye Branch, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Branch, and Harry Willard Bry ant, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bryant,, of Buckingham county were married April 26 in Chester field. S. C . in the home of Bill Redfearn. Jr., who performed the ceremony. Mrs. Bryant wore a blue dress with white accessories for her wedding. They will live for the present with his relatives and spend part of their time with her relatives. Education Honorary Elects Miss Hudgins M ss Jean Hudgins, daughter of the Rev, and Mrs. H. E. Hudgins, of Parmville, has been elected secretary of the University of Richmond chapter of Kappa Del ta Pi. national education honor society. John E. Jenkins, of Burkeville. has been elected treasurer. Ann Ellwood Smith Marries in Sante Ee Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Smith, of Cartersville, announce the marriage of their daughter, Ann Ellwood. to Lt. Ronald J. Walters, of Birmingham, Mich, in Santa Fe. New Mexico March 30. They are now stationed at Walker Air Force Base, New Mex ico.

“BEWARE NEW YORK OR BEST" sign-bearing Farmville High School seniors are spending the week end in New York City. Shown above before they boarded the bus are Quinton Overton, Mar lin Stanley. Charles Crafton. Russell Adams, Bobby Fowlkes, Bobby Phillips and Roy Laing Pear son. front row. and Edith Yates, Beatrice Gay, Mason Hamlett, Judv Odham and Sandra Johnson in the middle of the back row. The seniors are to return at 9 a.m. Sunday.

FI IS Seniors Leave On New York Trip Two busloads of Farmville High School seniors left Wednesday morning for three days in New York City. One senior however, was a day late in joining his classmates.

John Carson was to join them Thursday. He was injured in an automobile accident en route to school Tuesday, and was taken to Southside Community Hospital for observation. The seniors' tour plans include Radio City Music Hall, a play, either "Most Happy Fella" or "No

Time for Sergeants." television programs, baseball games and the United Nations building. The 52 students and their chaperones. Mrs. Louis Dahl, Miss Kate O'Brien, Mrs. Roirert Scott Booker and Mr and Mrs. M. U. Leete, are to arrive back at the high school at 9 a. m Sunday

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