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Announcment has been received by Mrs. D. D. Miller, chairman of Rappahannock County Red Cross, that a tentative date of March SI has been set for the visit of the bloodmobile.
A tetter from an administrative director of the Washington Regional Blood Center states that the Rappahannock chapter has been approved for participation in the blood donor program.
The tetters states: “We are setting up a tentative date to visit your chapter on March 21 with, our bloodmobile. We (will conduct a training session for the volunteers of two or three neighboring chapters to which we wiH want to send v those volunteers who will work during the bloodmobile visit. This training session will be conducted by our chief nurse, Mrs. Helen Kemmerer. The place has not yet been selected, but it will be either in Front Royal or Luray.”
Joe Shober of^ew York arrived
Friday night to spend the Christmas holidays with his family at the home of Mrs. Ertha Hawkins.
Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Carder of Wake Forest, North Carolina, wero over night guests Tuesday of the latter’s mother’ Mrs. Ertha Hawkins. J
Robert Clear and Pepper Carson of Falls Church spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown in Sperryville.
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