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“The waiting was the worst part of it all,” commented the Mayor. While back stage, however' she talked to George Wright, the 14-year old genius who took [home $100,000, last week. She was surprised that he was so small, (in statute and nothin gray matter, l hasten to comment.)“He (George) was very excited about he and his family going to the Marti Gras in New Orleans.1 “Gjeorge was very nice when I asked him to give me an autograph fojr my son, George.” A policeman escorted George and talked with us while George was on the j*ir.” Mrs. Davis an«J the other contestants were at the stud id frq o’clock until program time. The first of the warmup tions asked Mrs. Davis, was the name of the estate 1 Washington inherited, at the agj
20, fntoi his half-brother, ij rence?” was answered promptly, “Mount Vernon.” Mrs. then Mfent on to answer correctly the second query-“What waslthe maiden name of George Washing(Cwtiiu4
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Sadie Hawkins Dance
Friday, March 9
Girls, March 9th is yo chance! The Sperryville PTA sponsoring a Sadie Hawki Dance from 8:30 to 12:00 in t le Speijryville Auditorium. $1.00 per person. Anyone from 12 to I X) invited to join the fun.
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Sgt. D. E. Walker
Leaves Germany
For California
Augsburg,, Germany—Sgt. D. E. Walker, son of Mrs. Matilda Walker of Washington, Virginia, is scheduled to leave Germany |For the U. S. this month as part! of Operation Gyroscope, die Amjy’s unit rotation plan. ■„ ! ■
Sergeant Walker’s unit, the 5th Infantry Division, will be stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. It is -being replaced in Germany by |tbe 11th Airborne Division. | A Squad leader in Company C of the division’s I !th Infarjtry Regiment, Walker entered tjhe Army in .August 1954 and completed
bask training at Fort Gjrd.
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