Mayor Davis

Mayor Davis

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Mrs. Davis, her daughter, Mary Norman, and son, George III, will leave Saturday morning for New York. The next question, coming her way will be valued at $500. She has already decided to take from now on in, the hard •• questions. Thus, were she to miss any question, she would still have half of her earnings. (By picking the easy question, you risk all your money.)

Letters and phone calls have been pouring into the Davis’ until to put it in her honor’s words, “It’s just like Christmas.’’ Among the letters was one from a friend who knows both Mrs. Davis and the Admiral who is also a contest* ant or^ The Big Surprise. Having lost touch of the Admiral, the friend asked Mrs. Davis to deliver a letter to the Navy topkick, when she sees him Saturday night, She has also heard from a lady, whose great—great—great—kinsman swore in George Washington.

Whatever the fate of Saturday night, it is an honor to have been chosen as a contestant on The Big Surprise.

Herbert C. Houser

State Chairman Of

Clean Up Committee

Herbert G. HouSer, Sanitarian of the Rappahannock Health Department and State Chairman of the Clean-up, Fix-up, Paint-up Committee of the Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce, attended a Work Conference of the Jaycees in Bristol, Va. February 10-11-12.

Mr. Houser, in a speech before the group, urged that the Jaycees promote an intensive two-week campaign to beautify their local communities.

Mr. Houser will be more than glad to work with any civic group in Rappahannock County if they are interested in promoting a campaign of this nature. Information concerning a Clean-Up, Fix-Up Paint-Up campaign can be obtained by contacting Mr, Houser at the Health Office in Virginia.

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