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RA’s - Ga’s Sing Carols In Home for Aged
A group of Sperryville youths from the GA’s and' RA’s of the Reynolds Memorial Baptist church, presented a Christmas program Sunday afternoon in the Home for the Aged in Culpeper. Around 36 persons took part in this highly commendable" project. Mrs. James Atkins and Mrs.Kathleen Lawrence were in charge of the program, which, however, was given entirely by the youths. Mrs. James F. Smith and Mrs. George Taylor also accompanied the group. Following the program of Christmas readings and carols, the visitors were taken on a tour of the Home for the Aged. *
— ..- - mm ' - ■ - - PVt. James Jenkins Joins Ai Division in Germany -
Pvt. James W. Jenkins, whose yrife, Margaret, lives in Woodville, Va., recently joined the 2nd Armored ■ Division in Germany. f The “Hell on 'Wheels” division, which spearheaded the World War • II drive into Germany, is now train-,* ing vigorously as part of the NATO ‘ Army. , . q Private Jenkins,' son of James H. Jenkins, Culpeper, entered the Army f this April and completed basic training at Camp Breekenridge, Ky.
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