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The fight against polio is being Carried out on four, fronts—-poilo prevention, patient ,aid,'; scientific research and profesrional education. This makes ft a much bigger, job now. Great advances have been *? made in the past far years .but' the four-front attack must continue till final victory.

The March of Dimes needs, mrf whole-hearted support- right- flow to do a bigger job for all of us.: Dig deep during this January drive. It’s YOUR fight.

w-Miaa Miller Accepts Position ‘ In Senator Byrd’s Office

Miss Louise Strother Miller of Millermead has accepted a position in the office of Senator Harry F. Byrd in Washington, D. C.

HITT—JENKINS ? Richard Edward “Buster” Hitt, | son of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell I Hitt was married on Friday to Miss Margaret Rose Jenkins of WoodviUe.

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr. and. Mrs. J. T. Woodards Jr., are receiving congratulations on die arrival of a daughter born Wednesday, December 29 at Fauquier County Hospital in Was*rentoa. The baby is die granddaughter of Mr.- and Mrs. John Woodard of Casdeton. ,

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