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Johnny Jenkins Visits
News Office
Johnny Jenkins visited the office of Rappahannock News on Wednesday afternoon. During: his thorough exploration of the type cases, this 7-year-old citizen imparted much general information at a rapid clip.
“I want my name in the paper and John Turner says he wants his name in the paper; too.”
‘‘AH right,” was the reply of the ambitious news-hawk, “what news have .you of yourself and of John Turner?”
The ensuing stories were quite interesting—as well as startling: —but, “Whoa! We can’t publish* that! What have'you done that was good?”
“Hnji? Nothin’." "
Johnny reports that 'his ambi'
!»■' «*«> ■■ cnerewith, for his statement is a' firm belief: “I’m gonna be a shferiff,” - The answer to the quei*y, “What does John Turner want to be when he grows up?” ran like this, “Sometimes he says he’s gonna be a rabbit catcher. When he catches rabbits, he knocks ’em in the head with a stick.”
CROP Notice
There will be a meeting of all CRO? canvassers apd community chairmen at the Courthouse oh1 Wednesday, January 4, at ljjM) p.m. The Rev. Ashby Craves 'of Madison will be present to discuss plans for the canvassing of ' Rappahannock county.' All °canvassers are urged to be present.
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