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wmmm in i ,i »m ■■ .....« i ^ ,l 4 1 going to |«t that “conned’* educe- ' tlon. Memory present* a fee teachers who tried to make ft lift* man being of mq and who worked extra hard to, pound something (in addition to the 3-R’s) into my head. They , couldn’t" have done that in this mechanized school, 1*? shouldn’t think.
ft ¥ * *. A fellow front the Governor’s Highway Safety Commission was in the county visiting the other day. He was Informed, with Rappahannock’s best tone of bragging, that local citizens don’t have the accidents that occur- in the county—it’s strangers. We know that certain roads are treacherous and we watch out for them. If visitors in the county would abide by warnings placed on the roadside, they might fare better. Perhaps that doctor iwho was in such a hurry Tuesday afternoon to get to Front Royal wouldn’t have put his auto bottomside-up in tjie ditch at Massie’s Corner if he had used some of .the cautions and warning posted along the way.
MAY COURT ATTENDANT
Miss Louise King was one of the queen’s attendants at the May Court held Saturday at Madison college, Harrisonburg. Miss King spent the week end with her parents, CoL and Mrs. C. W. King, at Ben Venue.
To match the smart lines and finish of a new automobile a man
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