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ICE CLOSES SCHOOL
Schools were closed yesterday (Wednesday, January 81) in Rap-' pahannock due to the icy roads.
Emmanuel Auxiliary Met
With Mrs. S. £. Hening
The Auxiliary to Emmanuel church met on Wednesday evenins i» the home of Mrs. S. E. Henins. The followins officers were elected for the ensuins year: Mrs. Henins, president; Mrs. William Williamson, vice president; Miss Louise Schwarts, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Z. H. Sealock, devotional leader and box chairman; Miss Louise O’Bannon blue box chairman; Mrs. Catherine Trescott, Mrs. William Fletcher and Mrs. Jack Bruce comprised the Social Service Committee. Mrs..John Revercomb the retirins president, was presented with a potted plant • by Mrs. Williamson on behalf of *"■ the Auxiliary. There were thirteen members and one visitor present. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manuel of Winchester have announced the birth of a son, Ronald Haywood, bom January 15, at Winchester.
Thirteen To (Report For
Examination February 15
The following men have been notified to report for physical examination at Fort Meyer, Febru-. ary 15:
Vasyl Sereda, Newark, N. J.; Arthur L. Starks, Flint Hill; Gid Brown Clatsr, Sperryville; Jack Smith Clater, Sperryville; Marion G. Scott, Castleton; Jesse F. Foster, Washington; Charles L. Clark, Washington; Peter N. M. N. Dickey, Washington, D.C.; Carrol J. Silvey, Amissville; Willie B. Payne Flint Hill; Edward R. Hackley, Amissville; Harry C. Lillard, Flint Hill; Bernard F. Settle, Washington.
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