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Rappahannock Tops
Cancer Quota_ ;■ ;; I Volunteer workers in RappahanInock County today received the contgratulations of William R. Perkins, fjr,, of Lynchburg, for topping its, quota in the 1952 Cancer Crusade*,;
J| Rappahannock County, with a quota of $475, has raised $579.87 to .■pate. ■ Campaign chairman for the Virginia Division of the American Cancer Society, Perkins said, “We hope eryone will realize his or her gift was worthwhile. As the work goes >n ..toward-j«ducisg-tha---d^tth:" r»ter” rom cancer, those who have made is progress possible with contributions of time and money will earn '’ividends of satisfaction in their inestment in cancer control.” “The bulwark of the American ancer Society is the volunteer rker—intelligent, Informed, warmly humanitarian,” continued Perkins,. Without volunteers, our educational program would falter and our services to patients would come to a pialt Members of the Rappahannock fcounty Chapter have every right to be proud of their contribution in the Jbattle to eradicate cancer, the second largest killer in the United States”
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