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The following comment on reft _cent events was received by the Pip Rappah annocle N e ws: “Charj

lottesville, Va. has adopted a sloi gan for safe-driving in the corporate limits reading as follows: ‘Slow Down and Live.’4Washington, Va. has adopted a slogan for safe-driving in its corporate limits reading as follows: ‘IncreaseSpeed ! and Die.* i o o o o Paul Thompson of Sperryville answered last week’s question: j “Who was the first governor of the state. o£ .Tjfirgiiiia,” with the> , correct answer, Patrick Henry.. —^—This week’s question “Who is the commander-in-chief of the Pacific " Fleet,” who, at a recent Pentagon news conference, said that U. S.

i fliers are under orders to be “quick on the trigger” if a hostile pass is made at them; and. “What inciI —dence prompted this remark?” Revival Services Confirm Reopening Of Mount Salem f The Re.vival Services at Mt. > Salem Baptist Church near Rock I Mills ended Sunday night in a

| note of triumph. During the week I tHfere were thirteen conversions I aqd two came to unite with the I church by letter. These 13 conI verts will be baptized on Saturday, July 31 at 3 p.m. at Rock -Mills. Plans are being made to definitely re-open the old church ' and a preaching service will be I held at 3 p.m. on Sunday, August 8 at which Robert C. Graver, a young ministerial student, will preach. The Rev. Joseph Graver ._will preach on the fifth Sunday at 3 p.m.

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