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averaged 1417 pounds, 75 of them averaging 1444 pounds each. The same gentleman also sold Rappahannock apples in Richmond at $2 and $2.50 per barrel, when Northern apples were only bringing $r.50. Rappahannock leads in everthing. (This paper was loaned by Mrs. Bartow Brown.)
_Messrs. Thos Huff, W. C. Armstrong,, Clifford # Lillard, Floyd Compton and others from this place are attending the Hagerstown Fair. ~ •—Little
Joe aapd Edward Keyser, of Washington, Va., are vis- . iting their grandparents.
Miss Frances Gore leaves Saturday for Rileyville to teach the coming term.
Mr. Barnett Grimsley is in Culpeper attending school.
Mr. Hubert Keyser is having four rooms added to his dwelling house.
MAY 10, 1928
Mr .and Mrs. D. D. Miller are receiving congratulations ~on the birth of a son, D. D., Jr., born Friday May 4.
Mrs. Gilbert Wharton . and children and Mrs. Susie Fincham were, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fincham.
JULY 26 —Measles, measles everywhere, among the young people who have had thlm are: Francis Slaughter, Albert Slaughter, Roscoe and Taylor Bishop, Lotis Partlow and a number of others.*
Mrs. G. E. Bywaters is spending a few days with relatives in Washington, D. C.
The Page' Power Co. is still progressing with the light line. The poles have been set to the top . of mountain and wire is being strung between this place and Flint Hill. The construction crew is at work in Page county.
MAY 3, 1928 • The pupils who made the honor roll for this period are Arlean Johnson, second grade; Acline Payne, second grade; Henry Fincham, third grade; Jenetta Hitt, fourth grade; Ruby Jenkins, third grade, Mabel Coppage, fifth grade; Hatcher Chelf, eighth grade; Mabel Cook, tenth grade;—Erwin—Hackleyr= tenth grade. The valedictorian of the senior class is Edward Jones. The salutorian is Tom Harley. Last session these positions were filled by election, this year by scholarship standing.
SEPTEMBER 27, 1935 *
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Armstrong left Monday for Ann Arbor, Mich., where Mr. Armstrong will attend the University,_
Mr. Lewis J. Turner brought
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