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Dates to Remember by Mrs. W. F. Moffett, & r. Sept. 26th Rappahannock Gi rden Mrs. Club meets at the home of W. R. Williamson. Fall meeting Virginia Tuberci losis Association Hotjel Jefferson, ■ Richmond, Va. Sept 27th State Mission Day of Prayer 2:30 'iTp.m. Washington Baptist Church. I Sept 28th Applications for Educ a t i o n a 1 Development to divi not Inter must be returned! Supt Q. D. Casque Sept. 28th. ' j Sept 30th Promotion Day Washington Baptist School. > JCPPPOI test [ision than Sui iday
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Rapp-Chats By W. H. LYNE County Agent Rappahannock farmer, Elgin Grosclose, has a book of his lii as a special in the '“Family Reading Club”. F. R. C- describes the
book: “TThis exciting and coloj-ful historical novel tells the moving story of Father John Thaddeu* of St Elisaeus, the corageous Carmelite
friar, and | his dangeious mission to win freedom from |iersecution for the Christians in l'erMr. Gloscose owns the Majti Hopkins farm on Route 211 tween Washington and Spe ville. | ;tie berry- rryThirteen hundred and fortynine feeder calves, yeals and yejarlings
have been inspected and jaccepted by theweeding commit|tee for the Oct. 16th sale sponsored I by the Rappahannock Angus Breedj: Association. Also a total of head of Herefords have been cepted by the Rappahannock Committee for the PJorthern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale at Winchester. •ri'
57.9%