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Ailuflmi News

> Reporter: Helen IL. Zinn

Last year’s dignified seniors are now pui suing difficult pa.hs, each in his chosen field, as follows:

Jim Massie, at University of, Virginia, is taking a pre-medical course. Vernon Scott is in training at Coyne Electrical School in =Caicago.-_

Future n.rses in training at RocStingham Memorial hospital are Anna Mae Martin and Hilda Nethers. At Washington, l>. C., Mae Racer is working in Sibley hospital and Marie Racer in the credit iuream ^Marion ®piMr is ' a waitress at the RHz Hi-Hat in -Culpeper, —---——-—;Wedding

bells rang for Francis Hudson and Annabelle Pullen.

Washington Cadi Store hais employed Mary Edna. Smoot* John Scott is taking a post graduate course at Warren County High School.

Frank Smith’ is clerking in a hardware store in Culpeper. Jackie Gilbeit is working on construction with his father. Irene .Brady is employed as checker at Claude’s Cleaners.

Jenkinb’ Garage has employed Irvin Sisk. William Payne operates 'the movie projector at washington Theatre.

Taking a course at Winchester Business college is Roadcap Atkins. Those at home as yet -are Carrie Scroggins, Mary Miller Latham, Kathleen Atkins, and Virginia Welch,

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