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A three-minute contest among the ladies, t esting their knowledge of musical compositions bearing girls name s, resulted in a tie bet we en a guest from Spotsylvania, Mrs. Sponcer Roberts, wife of the District Governor, i ind Mrs. Dottie Settle. In a 30-s econd sudden death play-off, Mrs Settle won the floral tab le " piece from the speaker’s U .ble as her prize.
The evei ling was further high lighted by the folk singing of Nan and Chuck Perdue, professional ! entertainer i presently living in 'Woocfvil le The singers ! accompanic ?d by Chuck’s guitar gave a group of numbers appropri ate for love and ladies. In a half hour of such vocal exertion singers tend to go dry, but half way thiough their repetoire some | well meanir. g individual had illy i timed the nmioval of the water ! from their table. Sensing the problem, both the Master of ICert-monies and the entertainment chairman sprang to relieve the situation. Finally just as the crowd wa s joining Nan and Chuck in “Goodnight Irene”, L. J. returned with two glasses of water and T. C. w ith the pitcher. Something, how'ever, seemed strangely inordina te with their coordination, because L. J. J tripped over his own shoes
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Coffee Hour i > A Coffee Hour will be held ’ Sunday, November 30 at the I Parish Hall immediately fo llowing ' the 11 o’clock service at Trinity Episcopal Church, Washington.
t NOTICE » \ • , The renovation and expah&ion 1 of the Washington playground h'as i been postponed until Spring, r Work days on two eonsecutivo . weekends were cancelled because i of inclement weather
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