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50 Rappahannock
School Children Well See
Ridin? High” Saturday
Fifty Rappahannock school children will he guests in Front Royal Saturday to take part in the parade and see the premiere showCrosby’s
new .movie. Riding High.” The younsters will be furnished a free I nch and will be on hand to see the dedication of the stadium.
Two school busses will take the children to Front Roya^ Gene Wagner and Mrs. Annie Cooke will be in charge of the trip to take care of the youngsters, and Miss Mary Banks will care for the group of colored children.
The following boys and girls are looking forward to a full day of fun.
Johnnie Eubanks, Dons Fincham, Eddie Anderson, Billy Nicholson, Reed Payne, Tommy Wayland, Bobby Rutherford, from Washington; from Flint Hill, Joanne Cowgill, Israel Williams, Shelby Pullen, Mary Fox, Bedford North, Lewis Clark; from Reager, Bradley Williams, Alice Harrison; from Speri yville, Robert Baker, Mildred Baker, Albert Thompson, Alice Leake, Laura Atkins, Russell Sisk, Huey Atkins, Eunice Back, Dick Atkins, Mary Clatterbuck; from Woodville, Emma Keys; from Belle Meade, Junior Frye, Marvin Martin, and Earl Tanner; from Washington, Dickie Atkins, Clinton Eastham, Henry Hudson, Charlotte Burke, Frances Scroggins, Henry Zinn, Mabel Hawkins; fiom Amissville, Rich-., ard Settle.
From the colored schools there will be two from Amissville, three from Belle Meade, one from Flint Hill, and two from Forest Grove; from Washington, Robert Bailey, Marie Bailey, and James Johnson, Jr.; and from Scrabble, Jessie Frye, Josephine Aylor, and Jane Frye.
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