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VjF.W. Installs Officers
Rappahannock V.F.W. Post No. 1150 installed its officers for 1952 at a regular meeting on April 7. Quartermaster Woddeli was present and presided at the installation ceremony.
Officers elected for 1952 included: Commander, J. Rodes Brown; Sr. Vice Commander*. A. J. Dodson; Jr. Vice Commander, James J. Wayland; Quartermaster,, J. B. Atkins; Chaplain; James Atkins; Adjutant; James Atkins; Service Officer, George Davis, Jr.; Officer of the Day, P. L. Thornton; Post Surgeon, M.W. Brown; Color Bearers, George L. Taylor and Lin wood Fry; Color Guards, Charles Cloud and Elmer Clark; Advocate, George L. Taylor; 5-year trustee, Carson Johnson.
REPORT OF TB SEAL SALE
Final reports have been turned in for the Seal Sale for 1951, The fallowing amounts were received from each of the districts:
Hampton-$75.95 Wakefield.__ $75.00 Jackson ~...- $70-24 Piedmont ...._..._.„_$56-50
Stonewall _ $53-90 Hawthorne .....___$33.40
Colored salese_*_$55.37 Ba ngle sale-- $21.01 In 1951 the following amount of | money was spent,
X-Rays -$83.75
Supplies (seal sale and county
nurse) - $54-75
Sanatorium board paid __ $138-00 Amount paid State Association
for their part of sale .$224.91 We were fortunate to receive a ^rant from the Equalization Board, ihich helped to take care: of our kxpenses.
firth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Caroll H. Petty ! announce the hirth of a son, James Franklin, born Monday, April 7, In Warren Memorial Hospital, Front Royal.
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