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‘Red Cross Meeting for
District Chairmen
Thers will be a Bed Cross meet- , ing for District Chairmen and dll of their workers, in the Court House, Washington February 28,
p.m. Miss Lucy Duer, yotaa* tear Service Field Consultant, will he present to instruct those in the county who desire to help in the Bloodmobile Clin|e< fik Sperryville, March 21, 10 a.m.«4 p.m. Any one whd wishes to help in any way dr wants any information, please see ,one of the following ladies.
Hampton District: Mrs. W. A. Miller or Mrs. D. D. Miller. Wake-, field District, Mrs. Paul Miller or Miss Ruth Stevens. Piedmont District: Mrs. S. E. Henihg. Stonewall District, Mrs. Weldon Burke. Hawthorne District: Mrs. Maury Brown. Jackson District : Mrs. A. -C. Latham. , y
Ninth Grade To Present
Play Friday, February 29
A play, “Navy Blue and Bold,” will be given by the ninth grade at Rappahannock County High School on Friday, February 29, at 2:30 in the ofternoon, in the auditorium. V, Visitors are welcome. '
Taking, .part., in the play are : Lynn Updike, Ann Yates, Lelia Gentry, Carlyle Lea, John Turner, Deloress Thompson, and Robert Thornhill.
The third grade pupils will give a program jointly with the ninth grade. Mts. Jessie H. Cox’s third grade pupils have^ written a program as a culminating activity of their study of dental health and nutrition. Every member of the third grade will take part on the program which includes mtisic, conducted by 1 Miss Charlotat-Golladay, agd a playlet given by^ie pupifg.
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