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Brown Attends
Treasures Convention
R. L. Brown, Treasurer of Rappahannock county, attended the Treasurers’ Annual Convention in Richmond Saturday. ,
In session at Hotel Jefferson, for the first of two meetings, 65 city and county treasurers heard several informative talks.
In an address by R. H. Woodward, t r•« as are r of Middlesex county, the following method was aet forth as the most successful one for solving the delinquent tax problem:
His suggestions: educate the * public to pay taxes before the ' deadlines; make every effort to collect taxes before the' deadline and, after the deadline, to bombard the delinquents with notie- < •a and, if necessary, to Wry gar• nishments.
Treasurer Robert Ls (“Jock”) Brown sincerely hopes that this excerpt will make the citizens of Rappahannock ‘tax conscious’.
Williamson—rPledger *
Miss Pauline Pledger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Pledger of Richmond, was married tb William Thomas Williamson, son $ of Col. and Mrs. William it. Williamson of Woodville, in a quiet but impressive ceremony Saturday morning, June 17, at the Barton Heights Methodist church, the Rev. Roland Riddick, pastor, officiating. .' i, -. •. j > a ' ,;. k' J 1 Mr. and Mrs. Williamson will f make their home in Richmond.
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