Scouts Leave for Camp

Scouts Leave for Camp

Boy Scouts of Flint Hill who left for camp' Sunday, August 5, were JLester Clatterbuck, - Junior Atkins, Elmer Foster, Jr., and Jimmie Sealock. The boys were motored to camp by Claude Cook, Scout Master of Flint Hill troop.

-_ --*SPERRYV1LLE LEGION WILL MEET MONDAY, AUG. 13

The American Legion will meet at the V.F.W. Hall, Sperryville, on Monday night, August 13, at 8 o’clock. All Legionnaires are urged to attend this special meeting.

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WASHDAY akwg the-streams of

Central America as shown above, not only involves considerable b^S&reaTtHt* iMysTeOl effort but is no d. ibt mad on the l»u> • tons and the life o the %■ •* ots.

burn primitive methods of pounding u.-.U heating tho dirt out of clothes are fortunately not the custom hi America where washday is the world’s easiest — thanks to plenty of 'running W&tety; washing, machines and snedal new -det argents scientifically dssigr.ed for the rec ily tough jobs in the family wash.

Progress in lightening washday burdeps/however, cane slowly over the years. First running water ir. hdmes .’id away With th< n« i toting the water in from the pump or we1’.' Then came the washing machine to relieve1 women of the physical- -drudgery of rubbing tlaw. dirt pufcaf elothcS. New, fieeording to a regent survey, more than twothirds of all American homes have washing machines. 'On? of modern science’s latest contribution■, to America’s washday Is ta~ s“eoIs! heavy-duty detergent rec 1 'A--'1-' ‘ after more than 19 yolipiRxf rescci clr and developir.cnt. itfSfi ihch scientistj at Procter £ Gamble’s' Cincinnati laborsto• rie s ceil the new product one of the most important discoveries in more then 1.00 years of softer,taking. ' The new detergent, being introduced in this area under the trade ' name Cl.cSr, Was specially designed to do the really touftb jobs in the - family washing-—to get out the greasy, ground-in dirt.

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lsing entertained at dinner Sunday.