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BLOOD MOBILE—|from pi |< 1 , ^
to give that pint ofjjblood, lijl "s. D, D. Miller, county jtdtairmati; Mrs. M. R. Bradford, Massie, Mrs. G. David Corbin, Mr Mrs. “Buck” Bra Stephenson,
Jr., Mrs.! I L.t
Smith, Jr.,
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n, Misj Annie
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of her Jppen, wall District or or Mrs. John Woodward, Mrt Ray Cannon, Mrs; A. SL Cannon, Mr*. J. VVr. Fletcher, Mnrs. W. A. Dulaney, Mrs. Weldon Burk Mrs. Maurice O’Bannosi. Mrs. It. B. Winfrey. Mrs. Milton Hjajvi kins, chairman of Hampton Distrirt or her helpers, Mrs. A). M. H ckman, Mrs. George H. Davis, JiijMrs. G. L. Updike, Mrs. Ashbj Way* land, Mrs. W. Fj Moff#, Jr., Mrs. H. T. Updike, Mrs.jCirson Anderson, Carroll Racer, Jrl, Gibson
Wharton. Mrs. Bertha, Bjrock, Mrs. C. J. W'ller «>nta« Mrs.
John Davis, Hawthorne.) J Mrs. Magdaline is county chairman for the colored donors. VA. APPLES—fr
HI* by Virginia apple L idustry semi-automatic mac aging, insuring a
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Virgin al a pple corrugated contain* quality pack meeting the d of consumers. “In past years the industry has been nost in having actiive participaji trade groups, Stat< agenci the public service media papers, radio anjd Moore said. “Our
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apple people, appreciate this
and hope that all groupf their advantage to < ooperatf other Virginia 4PP^e Time promotion." j
In addition to advertisin sored by the applf indust Virginia Apple Hardest Tii paign will be tied ill with tive ads by local fobd deal«
For the first time t motion picture shofts also employed, it was John F. Watson, o ecutive Secretary Apple Commission.
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