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The second part'of the volume tills of old chnrches and their ministers. It is a valuable contribution ' to- ‘ future religious Virginiansr
The third part is made up of miscellaneous stories—stories that will be preserved permanently in this book through the careful study and research of Miss Hite.
The author of “My Rappahannock Story Book” was born at “Mont Medi," ancestral home of her people,^tucked away in F.T. Valley. “Dolly” Hite, as she is known to her many friends, spent her childhood there, riding and playing with her five brothers. There she developed a deep love for her own spot of earth that has influenced her life—-and which has made this book possible. The occasion of the publication of this,', the first large and exhaustive book on Rappahannock county, will be of immense interest, not only to Virginians, but to those in other sates whose ancestral roots are in the Old Dominion. '
The .book is published this month, . , ... .
'Washington Cafe*
Will Open July 1
“Washington Cafe” will open fpr business on Saturday, July 1, under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins.
The new restaurant will be located in the building occupied at present by Payne's Grocery, on Main Street in Washington, opposite the Post Office. Regular dinners ind short, orders will be served.
Mr. and Mrs, Jenkins were former operators of the Washington Sandwich Shop which they operat. ed for six '&&&*** *
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