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Grant Court
Convenes For
November Session
Seven appeal misdemeanor and - nine felony cases are on the doc- . ket for the November session of the Circuit Court; being held this,, week, and presided over by the Honorable Judge Rayner Snead. . Two of tnc felony cases were disposed of onr Monday. Court was not held Tuesday, but reconvened Wednesday.' It. will probably last this week and may go into next week. The two felony cases heard on Monday were: ~ v The Commonwealth vs. Preston Duncan, charged with unlawful . wounding. Duncan was convicted and sentenced to six months in jail. The sentence was suspended on good behavior for one year. *nie Commonwealth vs. G E. Flurry, charged with unlawful wounding. Flurry was convicted and sentenced to. six months Jn - jail. His sentence was suspended on condition of good behavior for » 'one year.
Fight TB By Baying!,
Christmas Seals >
“ ' A 49-year-old American tradition was observed this week, Wednesday, November 16, when the 1955 annual sale of Christmas Seals, for the support of the voluntary fight against tubercu- ’ losis officially opened.
Mrs. B. Mi Miller, county chairman, urges everyone to contribute early to this proven purse. V Her co-workers include Mrs. G. W. Smith, Jr., Mrs. George H, u Davis, Jr., Mrs. A. C. Latham, Mrs. Jack Weaver, Mrs. John - Davis and Miss Ruby Pullen. «
The people of Rappahannock and of the entire state are being urged to support die sale of seals to help fight TB, a disease that' annually takes 400 to 500 lives in the state and continues to cost Virginia taxpayers close to five ihillion dollars in drugs, long hospitalization, surgery, nursing services, welfare services, rehabilitation and loss of man-power. Buy your seals now.
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