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New “Reddy Kilowat”
Moves to County
E. T. Wine is the new representative of Northern Virginia Power Company in Rappahannock county.
He replaces V. H. Rosson, who earned the name of “Reddy Kilowat” when he first came to the county as the power company representative. “Reddy Kilowatt” is the little electrical man who is the trade mark of the company and whose picture appears on the <$oors of the company truck.
Mr. Rosson and his family have •oved to Shenandoah.' “JlP, and Mrs. E. T. Wins and Jmu'four children are4>makiae their' home in the S. E. Hening cottage in SperryviUe, across from James Atkins Store, formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harrington.
Red Cross Roll Call J
Extended;' 50% Short \
The Red Cross Roll Call for Rappahannock County Chapter has been extended for a short time as only 50% of the quota has been reached, according to James Atkins, roll call' chairman. While the need fpr Red . Cross services is now so great, Mr. Atkins explains, it is urgent* that all members 'and friends of the organi-' zation extend their efforts at this time and hejp make the fund-raising campaign a success. .It is requested that all Red Cross Workers in the county see the remaining prospects and complete the drive. “We feel,” says Mr. Atkins, -hat no one in Rappahannock wants
to fail in this undertaking. Will .. V as a worker-and citizen do your -tt?” / !’V ; • * * . j, ft „
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