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AmissviDe Jr.
Presents Program
A musical program, including
choral singing, duets and [solas, was presented by the Amjssville Junior Choir Sunday evening, October 30, «t the Amissvillc
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Mrs. John Pearman presented each member with a gold pin, honoring their superb York. The church decorations, a ed by Mrs. J. L. Walter, consistchoir
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Members of the choir: row (left to right) Emity Landra Dennis, Sally Latham, Carolyn Hodge, Earl Mills,
Second row: Agnes James, Dickie Latham, Dan Smith, William James, Gayle Fitzjatric, Geraldine Jenkins, Linda Rowzie, Teddy Hodge.
Third row': Nancy Latham, J. L. Jenkins, Yvonne Weaver, Carol Rowzie, Elizabeth Latham; Sandra Staap.
Pvt. Jack Sisk, Jr,
Completes Basic
Training
Private Albert Jackson Sisk, Jr. son of Albert J. Sisk of Sperryville, has completed the Medical Training Center’s eight-week advanced basic training at Bfooke Army Medical Center. j
The training at the Army’s, only basic training center for combat aidmen and medical corpsmen has prepared him for duty with the Army Medical Service. The Medical Training Center offers intensive instruction' in field mediad care and . hospital ward management, and trainees make practical implication of their instruction during a field problem conducted for five days under simulated battle
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