Kaynor Snead.

Kaynor Snead.

Juniors over 12^ are encouraged to enter any adult class. Again, H » stressed ihat entfteS Ire limited to club members in only two classes: “A Bit of Fun,” which is a miniature arrangement; and the Invitation class, whjch features an arrangement and setting for a Harvest dinner. This class is open only to members of Garden Clubs in adjoining counties.

Mothers are able to give their daughters some preliminary training for tiye “Mother-Daughter” class, but the actual arrangement must be made by a child not over 12 years of age in the presence, of the Junior Participation chairman on the morning of the show before 10:30. * The similar arrangements are to be flowers and/or berries, one large, one small, using same collors, design, and similar plant materials. These arrangements are to be shown on a hall table furnished by the exhibitors. It is requested that these hall tables be brought to the school at Sperry-ville before 9:00 p.m. Thursday J»ight.

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Bunting Buy Wagner

'Property in Washington

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Bun.tin, who have been occupying an apartment in the home of Miss Lottie Burton, have recently purchased the property of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wagner, on Main street between the properties of of Miss Margaret Compton and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jenkins. The sale was private. Mr. and Mrs. Buntin hope to move by October 1.

Flower Show Adds

Extra Arrangement

Special attention is called to an additional class for exhibition by the schedule committee of the Flower Show, to be held Friday, September 15, at Sperryville school. .

The committee announces that there will be a table for miscellaneous flower arrangements provided in addition to the specific arrangements listed in the schedule, published earlier in Rappahannock News.

On this special table will be shown any or all arrangements of flowers not conforming to any other listed class in the regular schedule.

Blue, red, and white ribbons will be given for this table.