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Two other members of this per* ty proved to be successful marks* men. James Waters of Blackstone killed a 120-pound buck, and W. M. Gravett, Jr., got two turkeys. -W. M. Gravatt on whose farnf the hunt was held is the father of *' Mrs. E. M. Jones of Washington.
Organization Plant
P Rayner Snead of Washington ^w*d-Atkins juad, “*‘'
were in Luray last Friday even-V in# -; Where tftey-**»**• gqoat* the Luray Chamber ot Commerem at ’their annual meeting. Attorney •General Almond was the speaker of 'he occasion.
These Rappahannock citizens, and others, have been considering— plans for some type of county organization which will afford a mouthpiece for the county and will serve it in many ways, such as acting as a clearing house for inquiries, and any other public service that will be of benefit to the county.
College Student* Home
For Thanksgiving
Students who are spending tho Thanksgiving holidays at their homes in the county ;are Miss Loujse King, Miss Nancy Moore, and Miss Charlotte Coates of Madison college, Harrisonburg; Dave Miller, Wilbur Wirtz, John Keyser, and Robert Johnson of V J*.I.; Joseph B. Ried, N. C. State; Brook •Moffett, Medical college, Richmond; Jim Massie, University of Virginia; Thomas 8. Reid of the Diesel Engineering School in St. Louis, Mo.; Miss Marry Massie Lea of Stuart Hall, Staunton; Miss Carol. Settle of , University of Maryland, Miss Nancy Yowell * of the College of William and Mary; and Jimmie Johnson of University of Richmond.
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