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ENTERS ARMED FORCES ' James Fletcher Massie left for Alexandria Tuesday where he willjoin the Armed Forces.
H-D SCHEDULE
Monday—Flint Hill 4-H at IV pan. Reager 4-H at 2:30 pan.
Tuesday—Washington H. D. at 7 JO p.m. at home of Mrs.' John Frizzeh. - ,
Wednesday—Amissville H. D. at 1:30 pm.
Thursday—F. T. Vaiey H. D. at 1:30 pm. at home of Mrs. T. J. Pillar.
Friday—Woodville H. D. at 1 JO pan. at home of Mrs. R. M. Johnson. Slate Mills H. D. at 7 JO p.m.
SCHOOL NEWS
The class of 1955 has selected as its Senior Play "A-Ffuding Over Yonder”, a hillbilly comedy by Le Roma Rose.
The Basketball uniforms are all packed away in moth-balls. The baseball team will have new uniforms this year. They have already been ordered. ' ,e
The Teensters held their party on March 1st. „
TTie Betty Crocker “Homemakers of America’s Chapter" held its monthly meeting with Ann Yates presiding. Plans were made and committees appointed for a bake sale, a talent show and other activities.
Total quarters played! in girls’ basketball were: Alice Leake, forward, $6; Jean Alther, forward, 44; Mabel Hawkins, forward, 42; Betty Johnson, guard, 42; Betty Bruce, guard, 41; Shirley Williams, guard, 37; Faye Black, forward, guard, 31; Margaret Ann Devers,; forward, 17; Estelle Jenkins, guard, 6 Martha Smoot, guard, 2; Rachael Many, forward, 1; Annie Dodson, forward, 1. ' Total points scored and average >er game: ! „ Mice Leake, 258, 22; Faye Black, 15, 4.75; Jean Alther, 103, 13; Margaret Devers, 44, 7; Mabel Kawkins, 122, 10; Annie ~ ‘ l, 2 Rachael Many, 8, 8.
Comic Books * Being
Cleaned Up’, Say$ •
New Code Czar
pro
, con(This
is a follow up .on and con column of weeks ago, < ceraing the beginning of deafl up work.) Comic books—which were! attacked as being a major contributor to juvenile delinquency in the poll of juvenile delinquency made
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