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_Our Constitutional guarantee of freedom of the press, with its earlier precedents in Virginia, has affirmed the experience of history in the association of unfettered newspapers with the enjoyment of liberty.
Free access to the news is an essential part of our lives, and its expression, the daily newspaper, has become a revered and respected institution.
No calling is more demanding; or more necessary than that performed by those who gather, prepare, and distribute the news. We take pride in the cordial relationships and understanding that prevail between the press and the public officials of Virginia and which assure ready access
WoodviUe H. D. Club Meets with Mrs. Johnson
The October meeting of the WoodvUle H.D. Club was held at the home of Mrs. C. B. Johnson on Thursday, the 10th. This was a continuation of the demonstration on "Gifts to Make” from the September meeting with several members bringing gifts and ideas. Others worked on gifts. - Present for the meeting were the following members: Mrs. C. B. Johnson, Mrs. R, M. Johnson, Mrs. B. G. Titchenell.Miss Nellie Johnson,Miss Mattie Rector, Mrs. R. G. Quaintance, Mrs. Amos Butler Mrs. Cary Thornhill, our County Home Agent, Miss Harriet Goode, Prospective members, Mrs. Dudley Pullen Mrs. Julia1 Wood and Mrs. Myrtle Falls and special guests, Miss Kathleen Wampfen
of V, Pjr I„(in Blacksburg ind Mrs. ftdBa Hi Compton of Peoria, Illinois.
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