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Rummage Sale Goes
On Successfully I Interest seems to each week in the J s: the being: sponsored Auxiliary to the W unteer fire Dept. The sale on Frid^jr, conducted by ■ Mrs. ins and topped *11
mer. Mrs. Charlie prise for making chase during 'the John Burke, St., • making the first i The door prise goes \lof Ticket No. 0278 1 ' der will present it " Friday, July 210, si her lovely prize. be increasing Rummage Sale the Ladies ashington Vol, won puicl so CONCERT SC Mrs. Jo Elle* Wo Wayne Garber of will give a concert lege, Harrisonburg, at 8:00 p.m. i Mrs. Crane fa
Mrs. C. “B. Caijy, of the Washington ’. July 13 was Walker Jenk.sales this sumnkins won the largest purday and Mrs. the prise for hast of 12.00. to the holder l. Tf the borkt the sale on will receive tie HEDULED rth Crane and Harrisonburg Madison ColVa., July 26, thi i daughter of a graduate High School. ai d JAMES W. FLETCHER
ELECTED CHAIRMAN DEMOCRATIC C OMM. Mass MeetAt the Democrats t’ng, held July 10 19 >6, James W. Fletcher was Elected Chairman,
and the following Relegates and alternates were jalso Delegates: Ai C. Ralph Rowzie; C. Latham, Jr. Alternates: W. F. Elliott Doyle; Rddie W. Fletcher. The delegation was vote as a unit. elfected. Latham, Sr.; E. Jones; A. Moffett, Jr; Hitt; James instructed to
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