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R.C.H.S. Opens Baseball

Season With Madison

Rappahannock High School opened its baseball season April 21 at home with Madison High. Madison won, 6-3. Sisk went* all the way for the Panthers giving up five hits and six walks while striking out 13. Lefty Nichols went all the way for Madison giving up five hits and one walk while striking out six. Tucker led Madison wih wo doubles.

The game was a wild one with Madison making five errors and Rappahannock four. Run Batted In: Rappahannock—Newbill Miller 2 and Sonny Brown 1. iTIrSF T

ATTEND RALLY

Among the young people from Rappahannock who accompanied Rev. and Mrs. David Menchhofer to attend the Methodist Youth Rally at the First Methodist church, Charlottesville on Thursday were, Dolly Lillard, Betty Lou Atkins, Doris Atkins, Eleanor Jane Atkins and Paula Miller.

MISSIONARY MEETING

The Woman's Missionary Society of Reynold’s Memorial Baptist church will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in the Sunday School auditorium.

Mia. W. C. Campbell, Mrs. Guy Burke, Mrs. Grace Reid, Mrs. J. Frank Jones attended the Sue Slaughter group meeting at F. T. Baptist church on Saturday.

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