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Hening, chairman; ‘C. E.
Johnson, Jr., vice chairman ^ Robert L. Brown, treasurer; ,*-Miss Harr Killer Wood, associate ire— urer; Mrs. B. J. Wood, sectMary. Mayor Dorothy C. Davis was named as honorary chairman and F. Clyde Beggarly, honorary vice chairman.
While the amount necessary to insure the beginning of the concerts this year has been secured through contributions and memberships at |8 each, it is hoped that the hall selected for the concerts will be large enough to accommodate still more, including a limited number from adjoining counties. Tickets for adults at $8 and for students at $1.50 will be placed on sale shortly at various points in the county and at Culpeper.
In order to be prepared for the inauguration of this important county project, competent committees are being appointed to handle both the accommodation of the director'arid his wife, the faculty and students of the music school, as well as the public. Mrs. C. J. Miller has accepted the chairmanship (of the hospitality committee and Ned Jones heads up the committee on arrangements. Both will soon select their own committees from different sections of the county.
IF THE CAP FITS . . .
E. B. M.
What is this thing we hear every day called gossip? Is it just being malicious ... or is it that the gossip likes to attract attention to himself? Is there any difference between gossips and termites, who work in the dark and undermine good wood before they are ever discovered?
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