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Ned Jones will act as interlocutor with Gibson Wharton, Bob Cook, Buddy Aylor,. Ralph Rowzie, Rodes Brown and Lewis Turner, end men. Among the feature attractions will be “The Cat’s Mee-ow” starring Jim Massie (Atomic Tom) and Red Payne; Billy Moffett, who renders in. an unforgettable voice, “The Indian Love Call;” J. Rodes Brown, Jr., the coy fan dancer; Clarence „Gough.-_star hnlaAula-fflrlf-and-Pattf— Nichols, • the diamond studded song bird, escorted by George Jenkins, and led in by The Mad Usher, L. V. Merrill. And of course there’s the flirty chorus girls. Support your fire company and have a load of fun at the same time by attending this minstrel.—
Trial Justice Cases
These persons were summoned before Trial Justice court by C. Ennis Brown, local game warden: Olden Atkins, Lewis Woodard, Ustus Dodson and Brue Wood Grant. They were required to pay the court costs and a fine as well as being ordered to buy tags for their dogs, (the usual fine is the price of the dog tag)
Henry Jordan was fined $10 and costs for failure to appear in Trial Jusaice Court after the summons by~ game warden for having in his possession a male dog without a tag.
In the case of $he Commonwealth vs, Eugene Atkins, charged with dis- 5 orderly conduct in public, Trial Justice B. M. Miller dismissed the case upon the motion of the complaining witness at cost to the defendant
Joseph N. Ralls
Friends of the late Joseph N. Ralls,_ IHuntly, filled the sanctuary of the FuM Gospel Church of ithe Assemblies of God, in Front Royal, at a funeral service for him Sunday at 2 o’clock conduoted by the Rev. V. R. Jackson. Interment was in Willis Chapel Cemetery, Rappahannock county. Pallbearers were Woodrow Figgins# Clarence Fosnight, Ernest Henry, Ernest Rudacille, Gilbert Smith and Albert Wines.
BREAKS COLLARBONE' Miss Neville Wood broke Her collarbone last Wednesday when her horse, after talcing a jump, fell to his knees, catapulting her from his back. After several trips to the hospital, Miss Wood is recovering satisfactorily.
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