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ette, Linda Lou Atkins, Sperry ville. Prizes awarded at the close of the carnival Saturday night were: electric organ, Roger Hawkins, Arlington; Savings Bond, Wade Hampton Fletcher, Washington, Va. The Fire Company, Rescue Squad and Ladies Auxiliary express thanks to all who attended, contributed or assisted with the carnival In any manner. The assistance is appreciated.
Louisa Mfg. Plant
Changes Hands
Woolf oik and Company, a Louisa garment manufacturing plant established in 1927, has been sold to three of the four owners of a garment firm in Philadelphia and will operate as Wool Mfg. Corpora tion. The new owners will continue to manufacture men and boy's slacks and shorts, and no additional changes in personnel are planned. Named manager of the plant for the three new owners is Norman Roof of Chambersburg, Pa., a veteran with 40 years experience in the garment industry. He succeeds Mrs. Anna K. Woolfolk, who has managed the business since she and her daughters, Mrs. James Marshall, Jr. of Petersburg and Mrs. Earl Dooley of Lynchburg, acquired ownership. Mrs. Woolfolk is the former Miss Anna Keyser of Washington, Rappahannock County.
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