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Rappahannock Short Of Blood Bank Quota ' The Red Cross Bloodmobile Committee wishes to thank all those who gave oftheir time helping with thei visit on March 26, and to the following persons who volunteered blood:
Jackson leads the list: Jackson District—A. C. Latham, Jr., W. A. Laing, Silas Grigsby,^ Edward J. Walker, Irvin M. Johnson, Frank Zinn, Fate Greaves, Elva Compton, W. Willie Walter, Mrs. Margaret Barron,/Elizabeth Martin, Raymond T. Priest, Rosie C. Green, Capt. L. B. Stuart, Jennie Lee Whitmer, Sarah Latham, Lucy M. Hitt, and Marie K. Atkins. Piedmont District—; Paul Thompon, Thelma Wigington, Dorothy Perry, Fred W. Schaefer, Krs. Fannie Jackson, Anne Thompderson
fly-out to left field. Parker’s two base hit in the second inning scored White and Meedham who had' singled. Two more runs were added in the third on Henderson’s single and ragged fielding by the local team. Flint Hill batted around in te first inning, scoring tree runs. Jim Settled home run came in the fourth with no one on base, and two more runs were tallied irf the seventh on three hits and two walks.
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