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fPfc.John Burke ,r
f On Leave In Japan \ p Kokura, Japan—Army Pfc John I. g Burke, Route 1, Washington, Va.,1 r rermtlv cnpnt a seven-day rest and j recently spent a —.— —--, * recuperation leave in Kokura, Japan, j f Normally stationed in Korea with rfthe 3d Infantry Division, Burke stay-* g ed at one of Japan’s best hotels and) £ enjoyed many luxuries unobtainable j r on the war-torn peninsula. He is a^
g 7th Regiment. 1 r -:- i JTB Donations Mount i
* Slowly ^ . f Rappahannock is still $124 short of g its $500 quota set for this year’s drive1 * IT.. a. t— Am# k.. A V 1 li / if fl 4* . g Hampton has contributed $102, withi C Wakefield, second in donations,, " totaling $77. Jackson has contributed f $47, Piedmont, $74, Hawthorne, $36 ‘ * and Stonewall, $40. < t - 1
Sperryrille News Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wood visited Lud Lake in Marshall on < Thursday afternoon. • ■g Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hening, who Fhave closed “Apple Tree Cottage,” t their home in town, left last week f for Alabama where they will* spend fthe winter months. f Among those shopping in Culpeper F Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred f Schaefer and children, Misses Ebba f Della, and Beulah Hitt and Miss f Dolly Smith. f Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wood motored f to Orange on Saturday evening to atf tend a pre-holiday party given by f Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Early.
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