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Curtain Fund
Reaches $329.50
Gifts received during' the past week to the fund for the purchase of new stage curtains for the high school have boosted the total to $$29.50.
Additional contributions by districts and grades are:
Hampton—Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner
Jackson—Mrs. Elmer Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Will ‘Griffith, Mrs. Landon. Luttrell
Piedmont—Bill Lyne
Grades—1. Nancy Wood; 2. Myrla Updike, Manley Bruce; 3. Florence Atkins; 4. Betty Settle, Neville Wood, George Davis, III; 8-K Catherine Carter; 8-L Ann Brady, Betty Jane Williams, Reba Atkins; 9-B Vembia Shipp; 9-0 obby Carter; 11 Frances Poe.
Organizations and businesses:
Rappahannock P.-T. A.; RCHS FHA; RCHS FFA; Lee Rosenberg, Culpeper; J. A. Swan, Jr., & Co., Culpeper; Merchants Grocery, Culpeper; Parkway Chevrolet, Front Royal; Royal Dairy, Front Royal; Garber Ice Cream Co., Winchester; Schencks, Winchester; Blue Ridge Fruit Growers, Sperryville; Foster Brothers, Flint Hill.
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Wild Flowers Is Topic
Of Garden Club Meeting
A program on wild flowers will feature the meeting of Rappahannock Garden club May 30 at the home of Mrs. George Taylor at Sperryville. Mrs. J. W. McClasky is chairman of the program. A list of forbid wild flowers is published on page two of this issue in order to acquaint members with wild flowers not to be used in arrangements. Any arrangement including one of these forbidden flowers will be disqualified.
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COMING EVENTS—
FAMILY NIGHT AT AMISSVILLE CHURCH
The Baptist church at Amissville is having a fellowship supper at the church Wednesday evening, May 30 at 7:30, and invites all members to come and bring the family and friends. There is no charge for the plate, so come^on out and have a good time together.
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