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Rappahannock
v» * 'V ! V. .-s Published Thursday Morning at
Washington, Rappahannock
- County, ..Virginia
Dial Washington 2851 .
LUCY CATHERINE BOWIE
" - ■ Publisher'
Entered as second-class mail matter at the post office at Washington,- Virginia.
Subscription: —— $2.00 a year
Letters In The Paper
The P.-T. A. is anxious to have opinions expressed about building of a ’high school in Rappahannock county.
The paper is here in the county for the use of the people.
Letters to the paper are more than 'welcome. Your name does not have to appear in print if you are a person who dislikes to see your name in the paper. Sign your name to the letter and request that it be withheld and no .one will know the author.
Everyone has an opinion as to what is needed in the county for the high school, and these opinions should bo expressed. Your letter may offer one suggestion that will be of great help, or your letter may be one that will prevent the making of a mistake. And even if your letter contributes nothing spectacular, nor prevents any terrible error, at least it will show that you were interested.
Now Begins The WorkLike
the little'boy who was invited to the “Apple Butter B’iling” and then told to start stirring, “I knew there was a catch in it somewhere.”
It looks like Rappahannock will be the location for the. Virginia Orchestra summer camp— but there's a catch in it. We’ve got to go to work and get the plans all set up and sell the memberships.
Now would be an appropriate time to wish it were possible to ‘‘get something for nothing,” but, unfortunately, the world didn’t get made up that way. We are to*
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