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Neil Plummer, head of the University of Kentucky School of Journalism, Has collected some wedding bonerjs which include: “The bride wa§ given in marriage by her father, wearing her mother’s wedding gownl The couple went
to high school j together and their marriage will ptop a romance begun
there. Thejbride wore a strand
of tiny matchejl pears. Her gown was of vile gnjen. Her accessorial were plain punll. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in a lace dress
which fell to t^e floor. The maid of horror wore yellow tulle. The bridesmaids carried tiny nosebags.
rl wore a maize
d sleeves touching
e bride’s mother
lue chiffon and n black stray hat.! The nuptials took place in a setting illuminated by lighted Roman candles. The couple
exchanged theiij cows. The bridal couple then passed out and greeted the guests. Thej ceremony was attended by only ja few loos friends and relatives.” The flower gown with pu her ankles, wore a dawn
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Why it is necessary for property owners to bujy '‘POSTED” signs to put up on their property is beyond us. We were always of the opinion that a persons property was private and trespassing is a violation of thi laW. Then why should a property owner be called •a dlT^piroperty that Ms taxes « w paid to protect? Recently a pro >erty owner came in the office to purchase some of the signs that v am trespassers to stay off. He sa d a few days before six automol dies of beer drinkers and gamble s had been in his orchard, and he felt that with that kind of behavu ur going on his buildings and property were not safe. We agree with him, but we also feel that His tax money is paid to protect lis property,
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Again we art going to remind you of the necessity for Are prevention in Rappahannock. We are fortunate in having four Are companies in the county for our protection. These Imen are always
ready to answejr your call, but they ask'you to jgive them a little help too. If youT have to call for one of the Are companies be sure and give your information dearly, and if possible hkve someone near the highway to guide the truck to the scene of the! Are. You should be better qualified to tell the driver how to reachj the scene.* Make it your business (to know where a supply of water can be reached. All Are trucks Require a 12-inch depth of-water *tjo pump from. If you have this information ready for the Aremen jit may save you a great lobs. When you report a Are give as much information at the time as you jean. From your information the Company will be able to determine -whether to bring
one piece of equipment or more.
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