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TB Contributions
Fall Short of
Half Way Mark
At the last counting (Tuesday tnorning) Rappahannock’s annual TB Drive has brought in a total of $198 with Hampton district leading in the amount contributed. Hampton receipts totalled $56.50, while Wakefield district’s contributions are $34.50; Jackson’s, $37; Stonewall,. $23; Hawthorne’s, $18 and Piedmont, $29.
The goal for the TB Drive in Rappahannock County is $500. The county has not yet reached the half way mark. To provide adequate^in- — vestigation, treatment, and rest care for those inflicted with the TB enemy, Rappahannock citizens must support this drive. The giving of our dollars is our wordless acceptance of this responsibility. The willing giving of our dollars is our wordless acceptance of the privlege, we have in this opportunity to contribute.
FAMILY-THANKSGIVING "
DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. T, Morgan Johnston entertained at a family dinner m v their home on Thursday, November 26. Among those present were Mrs. Johnston’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tanner and family of Charlottesville, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.‘ Tanner and family of Stanardsville, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Harvey Willoughby of Unionville.
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