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News Among Our
Colored Readers
--Mr. and Mr*. Russ Ayk»r are receiving congratulation* on the fcirth of » son, born January 14 at Charlottesville hospital.
T'he Rappahannock branch of the Carver P.-T. A. met Sunday. Business of importance was discussed. The quota from Rappahannock to Carver thi% -year is $130. There will be a committee calling on the parents and patrons ef Rappahannock for a contribution, please do your best. The committee fyom Washington is Mrs. M. M. Dearing, Mrs. Rachel Beckwith and Mrs. Edward Bailey; Flint Hill, Mrs. Mary J. Jordan and a helper; Amissville,. Mrs. Mary Finklin, Mrs. Elmo Jordan, and Mrs. Anna Brown; Scrabbie, Mrs. Willie Dennis, Mrs. Clarence Wallaee, and Mrs. Lucy Childs.
A culminating pig contest and box party will be held at Washington school Friday, January 26, at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Lou Ella Dennis celebrated her 72nd birthday January 23 at her home with some of her daughters, Mrs. Millie Cliffin of Luray, Mrs. Mary Ellen Pruitt, Mrs. Aaron Fletcher, Mrs. Mc> Kinley Weathers, and her granddaughter Mrs. William Groves, also her great grandsons Randolph Groves and Bobby Beckwith.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey had as their dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Willie May Russell, Mr. Will Bailey and John Helston, of Washington, D.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timbers, Mr. and Mrs. James Timbers and family of Washington, D.C., were dinner guests of Mr. nad Hri. Henry Timbers Sunday.
James Russell of Washington, JD. C., was the week-end guests
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