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DUDLEY WOOD—From Paga I 13-7. This team was generally recognized as the best in camp, and one of considerable ability arid experience. They had previously won over another Troop 29-0. j
Browning were chosen to take a Junior leadership training course.
At the Court of Recognition held Saturday morning, a number of presentations were made to Troop 36. The following merit badges earned at camp were given: Glen Williams, rowing and life saving; Dudley Wood, forestry,; ‘John Browning, swimming. Charles Brady was recognized for having advanced a rank in swimming. He and Glen Williams received merit badges earned previously. Camp Rock Enon badges were awarded to many of the boys.
Those attending camp from Rappahannock were Dudley Wood, Buddy Moore, Johnny Browning, Bobby Moore, Glen Williams, Marvin Bradford. New campers this vear were Louis Milr ler, Louis Moore, Edgar Brown* ing, Granville Fox and Charle^ Brady. Two Sperryville boys, P. Lee Thornton, III and Frank Jarvis, camped with the Flint Hill troop. The scout leader, Paul Nichols, was with the boys throughout the week.
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Sundya evening dinner guestp of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sisk were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sisk of Silver Spring, Maryland, Mrs. Taylor Deal, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Deal and family of Culpeper. Pete Boves, and John Crouse of Mar* shall,, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Deal and family, Mr. and Mrs; Harry Deal and family and Luther Jenkins.
Rappahannock V. F. W. Post , 1150 will hold a meeting at the V. F. W. Hall, Sperryville, Mon* day, August 1 at 8 o’clock. Alt members are urged to be present..
Granville Fox and
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