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MRS. JOHK J. MILLER Induction ceremonies, accompanied by members - of her family: Mr. end Mrs. James M. Settle df Flint Hill and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller of Washington, and Col. and Mrs. B. F. MiUer of Sperryville.

This being the mother of a president should fall very com* fortably around Mrs. Miller’s shoulders, for she’s used to such things: she's the lister of a former Governor of the State, and she was married in the Governor’s Mansion. Her mother was Miss Julia Magruder of Charlottesville before her marriage to George Tyler of Caroline county.

Mrs. Miller’s college president son began his successful career with his graduation from Washington High 'School in bis native “Rappahannock. He isal*i a graduates of ftandolph-Maeoa Academy in Front Royal with the highest scholastic rating in the his-' tory of the school at' that time.

The people of Rappahannock have followed with interest the stories of his successful career and read his inauguration address *r.it appeared .-in the Sunday papers along with his picture in . cap and gown. Z ^ T

The county, as wall as Mrs. Miller, may feel Justly proud of the outstanding accomplishments of G. Tyler Miller, an outstanding citizen and Son.

Rockets Meet Strasburg

Tuesday Night

The Rappahannock Rockets will play their opening game with the Straeburg teams on Tuesday, December 20, at 7:30 in Washington High'School auditorium. "

Gibson Wharton is manager of the. team, with D. C. .Link assistant..

Members of the boys’ team are Bob Cook, Charles (Sissy) Corder, Pete Clater, Red Payne, Jackie Gilbert, Chuck Payne, 'Jlinior Menefee, Carson Johnson*, and Clarence Jones.

The girls’ team members are Mrs. Thelma Russell, Mrs. Frances Gilbert, Mrs. Carson Johnson, Miss Mary Anna Sisk, Miss Mary Wharton, and Mrs. Pegf^ Beahm.

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