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Help Our Boys?\
By Giving To Local USO Drive
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the with many other things, a bit “Home Hospitality” for our in the service? You can help them a home-like atmosphere by helping your U.S.O.
President Eisenhower U. S. Honorary Chairman, speaking its program, said, “This (U. S. O.) must go forward for. the happiness of the individual man and woman in our aimed services, for the furtherance of our country’s security.” Know your U. S. O.
W. C. Armstrong, who been appointed chairman for 7th Congressional District with Victor F. Lecoqi Field Representative for the State, were in Rappahannock recently in the inttrest of the program and the camps (ign this Fall for funds.
Mrs. W. F. Moffett, Sr. is chairman for Rappahannock and Mrs. C. T. Bruce is Treasure:-.
If you can help the boys from Rappahannock County serving in uniform, please see Mrs. Moffett, Mrs. Bruce or your County District Chairman. Miss Annie Stephenson has accepted the chairmanship for Stdnewall and Hawthorne Districts. Chairman for Piedmont, Jack .amt Wakefield will he anr as soon as they can be secured. )
“The ‘cold war’ with the I mUnist nations still continu Under the circumstances three i lion men remain in the *rm) forces, more than half of them • tioned overseas in real need of welfare and morale program hj nished by the U. S. O."
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