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For Blood-Mobile Visit *
L. Grant McCubbin, field representative of the Red Cross Blood Pro- ' gram, met with some of the members of the blood program committee for fV Rappahannock at the Courthouse, on Friday, February IS. Tentative plans were formulated for the blood-mobile to lie in Sperryville on March 21, from 10 a*m. to 4 p.m. for the purpose of collecting blood for both military and civilian / use. ™ Mr. McCubbin explained the set- ^ up for the visit He said that the county would provide the building, the donors, and transportation for them, refreshments for the donors, two men to help unload and load equipment, four hostesses, four registrars, two or three typists, eight nurses or nurses’ aids. The Bloodniobile brings all equipment, some nurses, and doctors. Mrs. Paul Miller and Miss Ruth-~ Stevens are co-chairmen for coun- < ty, with the following chairmen for >'v each district: Hampton, Mrs. W- Ar- ; thur Miller; Wakefield, Mrs. Paul Miller and Miss Ruth Stevens; Pied- ' f mont,Mrs. S. E. Hening; Stonewall, - \ % Mrs. Weldon Burke; Hawthorne, Mrs. Maury Brown; and Jackson, Mrs. A. C. Latham, or Mrs. D. D. i Miller.
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