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jura. u. j. fwuoy lead tne assemblage in ringing “America," followed by the preamble of the Declaration of Independence recited hy John Turner, dressed as Uncle Sam.
The Pledge of Allegiance by the entire assemblage was led by the Boy Scouts of the county.
The program was concluded with the ringing of the Liberty Bell by Mary Norman sDarii, dressed in patriotic colors, representing Miss Liberty.
An invitation to inspect the Lib. •rty Bell after the conclusion of the program was extended to the assemblage. *,
SPECIAL SERVICES AT AMI3SVILLE METHODIST
Special Services at Amissville Methodist church, Sunday, June 18, at 11 a.m. Rev. August E. Ernst will preach at Amissville Methodist church. Mr. Ernst will be assistant minister on the Rappahannock Charge during June, July and August. He will preach at Amissville the third Sunday, and at Washington the fourth Sunday of each month.
—— ■— 'll .1 .|" m".ELIZABETH SMITH TO TAKE PART IN RECITAL JUNE 18
Elisabeth Smith/of Sperryville, will bf one qf the young ladies taking pirt b- a piano recital at
Tjmatre. Jude 11, at i o’clock.
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