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Milk Tracks Resume Hauling

The Alexandria strike of drivers of milk-collection trucks for the Sunbeam Dairy has lost its effectiveness for the Rappahannock shippers. According to reports from the drivers all the trucks are running, with two new drivers and the remainder, old drivers. Discontinuing their hauling on Friday, said one driver, some trucks did not resume hauling until Thursday. However, he states that the Rappahannock truck resumed on Tuesday. The picket lines are still there, he concluded, but the trucks go through. »

■ Firemen’s Carnival Queen

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

1. Cost . . . lc per vote

2. Anyone can vote for anyone

3. Just drop money and name n

jars located at: Rappahannock

News, Watts Barber Shop, Frand’s

Kitchen, Lea Bros., Merrill Motor,

Jenkins Service Station and Washington

Cash Store.

4. Rappahannock News will carry names and votes of each contestant weekly until August 1.

5. Contest closes at Firemen’s _Carnival, August 1.___

6. Queen will be crowned and

honored the night of August 1, at Washington.

This contest is for benefit of the Rappahannock Volunteer Fire Company.

Votes cast as of July 14: Nancy Buntin . 6 Alice Mae Coughlin. 27 I Mary Norman Davis. 162 f Virginia Estes _ 4 Betty Eubank .1003 Kay Johnston —..— 36 Paula Miller . 38 Lois Racer.. 28 Mae Racer ...T....1_ 175 SaHy Ramey______ 2 Dana Snead . 25

53 votes were cast- for Mary N. Davis, Virginia Estes, Alice Mae Coughlin and Betty Settle, but not listed as to the number for each. Please write the number of votes with the name on the paper when you cast: your vote. This is important so your contestant can lie given credit for the bright number of votes.

The cans having largest number of votes in them were at Frand’s Kitchen, Lea Bros., and Merrill Motor Co.—

Watch for next week’s paper—See who is leading!

Church Services

Services will be conducted at the Washington Baptist church at 11 o’clock, Sunday, July 19. Rev. Profitt will speak on “Three Things in the Hand of Christ.” This is also communion Sunday.

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