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Picnic Today

The entire high school will hold a picnic at Old Hickory Tea Room in Culpeper today (Thursday, May 24). Buses will leave in the morning and return before the closing of school in the afternoon.

* * a Commencement Plan* for R. H. S.

Rev. S. Felton Carter, pastor of Woodville and Mt. Lebanon Baptist churches, will preach the bac-, calaureate sermon Sunday, June 3 at 8 p.m., in the high school auditorium.

Commencement exercises will be held Wednesday, June 6, at 8 p.m.

The members of the graduating class are Peggy Ann Black, Sperryville; Barbara Brown,Sperryville; Louise Clouet, Sjferryville; ■ ■F. -D. Coffey, Jr., Sperryville; Betty Dellinger, Castleton; L. D. Harrington, Jr., Sperryville; Phyllis Hudson, Washington; Christine Jenkins, Woodville; Della Mae Mills, Huntly; Charlotte Pullen, Woodville; Marion Scott, Castleton; Leland Walter, Amissville; Lois Walter, Amissville; Helen Zinn, Amissville.

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Ha* New Phone Number

“Reddy Kilowatt” has a new telephone number: Sperryville2535.

V. H. Rossen, representative of the Northern Virginia Power Company, has announced this ciiange for the benefit of people having to call him when something happens to the electricity and they need him.

Mr. Rossen gets his nickname of “Reddy Kilowatt” from the company’s advertising and the little electrical character who is the trade mark. The picture of the character appears on the side of the truck ‘Reddy Kilowatt’ drives. It is a little red, lightning-bodied man with a light-bulb head and .nose. (No resemblance whatsoever to Mr. Rossen.)

With thunder-storm Season at hand, make a note somewhere of “Reddy Kilowatt’s” new phone: Sperryville-2535. .

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