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ersey. Other very interesting visitors were wo young hoys from Siam, who ame to see how American schools kere different from their schools, letty Lou Rutherford, a sophomore t R.C.H.S., was a guest in the iamese Embassy in Washington for ;veral days this week. (George Lawrence completed his ?gh school course during the sumter at Warren County High School, 'e. yvill receive his diploma with the ■'i H.S. graduates in June 1953. The Rappahannock F.F.A. chapter dd its first meeting of this school ;ssion on September 4. The purpose | the meeting was to elect officers >r the 1952-1953 session. The followg officers were elected: Kelly Upke, President; Daniel Keyser, Vice resident; Harold Brown, Secretary; eorge Pullen, Treasurer; Franklin awkins, Reporter; Edward Armenout, Sentinel. The F.F.A. chapter is 41 active members.
—Barbara Griffith, Senior , Class Reporter f -_. UEST SPEAKER AT -INT HILL BAPTIST The Rev. Mr. Proffett of South iroUna will preach at the morn>rship service, 11 o’clock, in the int Hill Baptist church.. The blic is cordially invited.
Miss Mary Stark spent Friday with
C. R. Hjte and Miss^Dolly Hite.
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