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they Arrested Atkins. His torn* ing up after only Id hours was. described «s a “good break.” g
Atkins ,was lodged in the Charlottesville jail last night, awaiting transfer to military polios for -rev turn to the army and a trial. '
.-— ^ —... •. /.li'y DROUGHT HITS CROPS, FISH AND DOVES v '
" The extended drought throughout the Old Dominion is playing havoc with both farm crops and wildlife crops, according to reports coming to the office of the Commission on Game and Inland Fisheries.
Doves and dove hunters 'have felt the full effect of the drought, if hunters' reports are any indi-* cations. Parties report there are no doves. ' ■• *
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County News Notes
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Atkins on Sunday were Mrs. Jonas Jenk^ps and family of Washington-, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkins and son, Joseph Hill, of Sperryville, Nelson Atkins of Flint Hill, Laura Ann, Charlotte, Russell, Nancy, Francis, Juanita, and Lois Atkins. ‘ |Mr. and J^rs. John. Nethers had as their guestk Monday and Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Pennell of Washington, D.C., and Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Robinson of North Beach, Md. ' “
The ability to speak several languages is valuable, but the art of keeping silent in one is precious. -
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