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•is m Rag Mountain. E. H. Walker, -• leader of the trip, said the Old • Ra$ Trail was one of the most < popular ones with the members and that all reservations were taken long before the time for the {trip. ' / ■>: ■?§
Curiiy C. Carter of Staunton spent the week end with his fc.-S_<..l t m ^ mother, Mrs. F. P. Carter. ^ Saturday night early, the old •"Utterback House,” a few miles *ast or town, burned!
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July10, 1936 . Among those motoring to Washington Saturday for the ball game were C. J. Miljer, • Lewis Turner, T. C. L*a, Botts Strother D. D. Miller and I^ave Miller. W. A. Miller, Manager of The Rappahannock County Horse Show, reports that entries in* dicates that the 1936 Horse Show is to be best in its history. Several exhibitors who have won in the championship class are expected to be here, among them Horace Moffett of The Plains and Ray S, Showmaker. L. C. Leith is also entering his horses* and there will be a number from Washington, D. C. entered. Miss Betty Cousins is yxpected to bring several of her ; , hunters. ,v ! -*•. . .
May 11, 1934
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