The Civic Association of Richmond has invited all associations of like kind to join it in its effort to secure the other charter for Richmond. The invited associations have been asked to send representatives to the annual meeting of the Civic Association, to be held on the night of June 14.

Complete Study of the city's needs is to be made by the association, and it will then be made to the efforts of the various men to serve, on the charter-that-commission.

THREE GRADUATES
Misses Palmer and Miss Smith and Miss W. V. Wilson were appointed as delegates to the First Presbyterian Church to represent the church in the general Assembly.

Trainmen School for Lay Workers and Girls, it is to be operated for two years. The principals were Misses Lucy Winton, of Meridian, Miss., and Miss Jane Smith, of Charlottesville, Miss., and Miss Nellie N. Newton, of Charlottesville, Miss.

The program included a discussion on the importance of the church and its role in the community. The meeting was held in the First Presbyterian Church, with Misses Lucy Winton, of Meridian, Miss., and Miss Smith as the principal speaker.  Aged Miss M. Jones, of Frederick, but, "Oil Miss Aubrey Knabe, of Philadelphia."

J. Stuart Nye, the principal address. After the exercises, which consist of thirty-five pupils, was served in the dining room of the Presbyterian Committee of Public Education.

A campaign for an enlargement of the school will be launched shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Jones will be in attendance shortly.

A meeting of the committee will be held shortly.

A meeting of the committee will be held shortly. 