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St. Pafs Day
Dinner Enjoyed
By 4-H Friends The 4-H Club dinner eerved Set urdey evening, St. Patrick’! Day, in the Rappahannock County High School cafeteria, was well attend ed and vary much enjoyed, cording to many. The decorations featured, ak> with the four leaf clovers of th< 4-H Chiba, the shamrocks, Irish potatoes of the “Emeral Isle”. P-TA MEETING—Frees Page 1 young men and 'women employment.
Mrs. E. M. Jones, member of the School Board, reminded d present that the School Board..... always worked for the incrcasmen^ of teacher salaries, and had do their best within the bounds of t sum alloted by the Board of Superi visors.
As little could be done at presen on increasing the salaries, it thought best to concentrate making the teacher feel at home i: Rappahannock,by cooperatin, with him and working side by sid<
Mrs. Mjlton Hawkins, o Washington, was appointed pu’ licity director of the PTA. He: work will be to keep the public formed on the workings of the cal PTA.
A motion was made and cajrrii to look into the formaton of county P-T-A council, that wo be composed of members from the local P-T-Al The president, the Rev. John R. Frizzell, Jr. will talk with other PTA officials on the forming of the council. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Ben. nis of Washington announce th< birth of a daughter, Ruth Clarice, born Tuesday, March 20, in Garfield Memorial Hospital, Washington, D.C.
Mrs. Dennis is the former Misi (Mary Edna Smoot of Washington.
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