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SCHOOL SEli'S
Q. D. Qasqufl, superintendent of Rappahannock ; schools,- will bfe at the Forest Grave school house, Thursday, Novernbcr 10, at 7:30 p.m. to participate in a discussion on the school system. Anyone interested is wclcom; to attend this 'V discussion. r • • • Friday, Novembe ; Naticnal Education Week wiillfbe observed in the Sperryville Eleijientaryi School, j All parents are invited to visit the school. Room mothers wilL be hostesses. i
1 ■? * *; f FUNT HILL \ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The yearly Hallowe’en Program was presented at t| * Flirtt Hill Elementary School" October 29. The program was :s follows: Judging of Costiim s—age group up to 10, Miss Einpa Nicholson won the prie. Age group, 10 and above, prize went to Bussell Nidi- | olson. The judges w 're Mrs. El- j mer Jenkins and Mr!. Stanlsh Riley. 1 j 1 Mrs. Annie Moorejread the devotion als and Richarc Corbin followed with “The Origin of Hallowe’en." A recitation was given by Pat Foster, and J G. Russell r told the scared audienae that l“The Witches Are Riding". The fourth and fifth grades presehted ai song ^-“Who-o-o-o? Wko-HH)?" was sung by the seventh grade I boys, , and another song was [sung by the j second and third grade. 'Hallowe’en Friends” was I given by a mixed group and thei "A jDarkey’s Hallowe’n” w« < escribed by Jackie Chadwell and E irl Lillard.
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