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Mrs. William F. Fox
Mrs. C. T. Bruce was notified on Thursday, February 16, of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. William F. Fox, who died at the Massachusetts General Hospital, after having been in declininghealth for the past year.
Funeral services and burial were held near her home at North Weymouth, Mass.
She is survived by her husband W. F. Fox and one son, Bruce F. Fox who is in the Army Air Corps at El Paso, Texas.
Trial Justice Court
The cases of James Elmore of ^ Culpeper and Leon Hackley of Amissville, who were charged with reckless driving in November, were dismissed at the Trial Justice court on Friday morning, February 17. They wpre apprehended by State Police Sergeant Dammon of Culpeper, and tried by Trial Justice B. M. Miller. A. M. Hickman represented Mr. Elmore, who is the Warrenton mail carrier and Leon Hackley was represented by James W. Fletcher.
Rocket Girls Defeat
Front Royal Shoe Center
The Rappahannock Rockets (girls) eon a smashing victory over the girls of the Front Royal Shoe Center team, played at the Washington High School auditorium on Tuesday. The final score 56-10.
The Rocket boys' team which was not so successful, lost by 20 points in a score of 60 to 40 in favor of Front Royal. .
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