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Everyone enjoyed the game very much and said that it was the most exciting donkey ball games they had ever attended. There was a number drawing on three cakes. Two of these cakes were donated by Ben Curtis of the Holsum Bread Co. and Mrs. Mamie Leake. One was baked bjT two other ladies. Tessie Stringfellow was the winner of 2 of the cakes and Junior Hitt won the other.
The Fire Co. cleared $79.67 on the game and food, after paying all expenses, including insurance on the players.
Bo; Joins “Greatest
Show On Earth”
Ralph G. Bolen, former U. S. Marine, son of the late G. N. Bolen and Mrs. Lucy Dodson Bolen, is with the Ringling Bros., Bamum and Bailey Circus this season as an animal keeper. Ralph was formerly with the National Zoological Park, in Washington, D. C. as animal keeper. He also was located at one time at.the U. S. Navy Yard, Washington, D. C.
As usual, Ralph is very enthusiastic about his job, and friends in Rappahannock are always glad to have news of him.
In a letter recently he says, “The Greatest Show on Earth” is touring the Northern states. Later they will tour the Mid and Far Western States.
“Circus people are wonderful and nice. America is strong and prosperous, and, as ever, the most beantiful land in the world” writes Ralph.
His Address is Ralph G. Bolen, c-o Animal Dept., Sarasota, Fla.
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