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INDUCTION CALL NO. 10
The following: men are to report to Fort Meyer,, Va., February 0:
Charles L. Williams, Huntly; Morris Jeffries, Washington; William E. Foster, Washington; John N. Grimsley, Castleton; Charles C. Pruett, Sperryville.
TICKETS GO AT TOP SPEED
Mrs. D. D. Miller has begun her work in selling pickets for the
ssxSner eaaijrieiRappahannock. The lady reported a sale of $225 worth of tickets, sold in record time of little less than 24 hours, and'she hadn’t been outside her own front door! Using her telephone, she began getting promises, and the results were most encouraging.
The hope has hocn. expressed that Mrs. Miller'S tine work and her initial success is indicative of the speed and results to be had throughout the entire membership drive. •.
Theatre Partv 1
Miss Carolyn Gates Turner entertained at a theatre party Friday evening, having as her guests Mias Mary Norman Davis, Miss Evelyn Tyler Miller, Miss Becky Jones, Miss Ruth Jeknins,' Miss Betty Jean Settle, Jeorge Davis in, John Turner, Tom Massie, Carlyle Lea, and Miss Neville Wood, who was the overnight /gnsrt.of *
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