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JVirs. JL. jonnson, jr., rica. of Rappahannock Garden Club & Mrs. G. W. Smith, Pres, of Flint Hill Garden Club, were co-chairmen of the Artmobile visit to Rappahannock. j .
Members of the Rappahannock and Flint Hill Garden. Clubs served as hostesses jai>d guides, aiding the driver-curator. Va. Federation of Women’s Cl|ubs is sponsoring the Artmobile as a public service and has und operating expe year. v...'
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Fredericksburg on October 13J 1953, the Artutl wiwya avu •' — I . mobile is a unique educational service of the Virginia Museum. A recording, heard by visitors inside the museum on
wheels, gave explanatory infomiation about the paintings..Prior tp the Artmobile s arrival, filmstrips prepared by the • f* • • _ .Iliiat-rsfiner lit# Virginia Museum, illustrating life and customs in Belgium and Tha Netherlands, were emulated hi the schools. i
Upon completion of the twoyear tour of the present exhibit, a mr WUI W* pavw^.w w-yv | new exhibition will be installed and the Artmobile will repeat its travels throughout die Commonwealth.
Mrs! Johnson and Mrs. South wish to-express their appredation, to Mr. McDaniel and the Northern Virginia Power Company for donating the current, and to B. M. Varner for making the electrical connection; to Mrs. Della B. Howard for allowing the Artmobile to park on the lot of the Lee Highway Hotel; and to the members of the Rappahannock xnd Flint Hill Garden Clubs fori their cooperation and support.
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