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Let as, who are interested in the progress of Rappahannock awaken ourselves to the fact our county is slipping. Proof of this fact can be found in the census reports for the past thirty years. The trend will continue if we continually have to go out of the county to obtain the things that we need. Let us each contact our - Supervisor and tell him our county has slipped far enough. We can start up the ladder by voting his confidence in the School Board recommendation that a new high school building is needed. CHARLES WOOD ALL’S WELL PRICES HAVE FALLEN Swiftly all our hopes departed, As prices rose most every day. Filling all our lives with sadness, As we journeyed on our way. We were promised no inflation, A ceiling would be placed on pay. On price of food and cost of living,
We still await that one sweet day. Harry spent the many millions, Said to stop the price advance. Only to increase all prices, We lost all—except our pants Now all’s well—there’s no inflation,
What Harry said was not a fake. The prices now are back to normal, Since soap’s reduced ONE CENT a cake. Cheap soap will wash the dirty linen, As one commentator wisely wrote. Let’s now invent a disinfectant, To deodorize the swell MINK COAT. F.C.B. Miss Phyllis Verner who holds a position in Dunn Loring, spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs: A. M. Verner and family.
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