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It * Now that wc have seen it, we jLcan die happily . , . Never, even pH- in our fondest imagineings have we dreamed of this .. . “But with

1 my own eyesj I saw L. J. (the 1. 'second) play the pin ball machine. * (and the nickel wasn’t wooden I either). What is this life coming i toI ' , I O O O o " The town mepting on “buying the -water works” will clear up any hazy points on this issue. It will explain exactly what the purchase will entail, and what the « failure to purchase will imply. Therefore, it is highly important' that every citizen in Washington attend this meeting. Amissville Youth Group Honors *54 Graduates Misses Laura Lee, Julia Belle, r and Margaret Cole Walter, who ~ werc 1954 graduates from Rappahannock County High School,

rwere honored by the Youth Group of the AmissviUe Methodist church at a lawn party-buffet supper Wednesday evening, June 9. Between forty and fifty friends were present to extend congratula^ lions ‘and best wishes to the three sisters. Many delightful games were played by the guests. Among „ them was a feature game “Taking A Trip.” won by Miss Nancy Zinn* who was awarded a baby duckling as her prize.

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