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Mrs. U U. Martin, Ken v^ross , Field Representative for the Eastern Area, who attended the meeting, made many helpful suggestions. Mrs. Martin stressed the Disaster Service of the Red Cross. "This service,” she. said, “has beert perfected by 73 years of relief work in thousands of catastrophes —it stands today as a unique symbol of help and hope to disaster victims. If ever the massive destruction of atomic warfare is directed against this county (and it can happen here) certainly the relief experience of the Red Cross Disaster Service qrould be inval- ' uable. - J 4> <
In disaster to wham do we turn. To the Red Cross. We do not ptand alone; they are ever by our sides, with encouragement and ma•terial help. -
Gibson Wharton is Disaster Chairman for this county.
The goal for Rappahannock thi* year has been set at $1185. *n»e jgoals for the individual districts and areas are listed as follows:
Hampton, Piedmont and Wakefield, $225 each; Jackson and Hawthorne, $200 each; Stonewall $100 and for^ Slate Mills, $10. Help your county go over this,. 8^ -p
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