Sidelights may w 11 be high light ' Saturday

Sidelights may w 11 be high light ' Saturday during the Pnv.ee Edward county day tour. Starting from Farm-ill- wish stops at Longwood Colic: .• and Randolph house, the tour w: : in clude stops at Lockett hou.v. Sand River and Old Briery churches, the old debtor's prison at Worsham. Hampden-Sydn y College and Longwood estate At Longwood alumnae house, the Lee-Grant bed. which the two generals were supposed to have used on successive nights, will be on display. Other artifacts connected with Lee and Grant will be displayed at Randolph house. They include the desk from which Grant open ed the correspondence with Lee which eventually led to the sur render. Sabers, bullets, artillery shells and other battlefield souvenirs from the Sayler's Creek area will be shown at Lockett house by Mr. and Mrs. John Garnett. At the colonial debtor's prison, restored by the local chapter of the Association for the Preserva tion of Virginia Antiquities, stocks will show the old form of incar ceration. Ham pd-n-Sydney Coll-re li brary will have a display of old books and manuscripts connect d with the history of the college College Presbyterian church will also be open, and those making the tour will be entertained at a coffee hour between 10 a. rn. and 12 noon at Middlecourt. the home of the college president. Lunches will be available in the Patrick Henry room at the college. Climax of the tour will be the Longwood College May day page ant. to be presented at Lone wood estate at 3 p. in. Following the tour theme, which is Prince Ed ward's contribution to the James town commemoration, the pageant will portray events of the years between 1607 and 1619. A band concert will follow, and punch will be served at Longwood house to those making the tour. Directions and tour folders will be available at each stop along the tour, which is sponsored by he APVA and Longwood Garden club.