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Eleanor J\tkins and j>oris Atkins both won red awards in ironing. and E ranor won a blue in outdoor coOkerv and 1 a u n d r v. Doris won 1 blue award on making a chicke i salad. In dress itview, the judges were challenged to make a choice, such was the quality of the work presented. Wi tners were, Dorothy Ann Moor*, Eleanor Atkins and Tean Lillart. blue. Judy Kay Lillard and Shirley Smoot, red.
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Elsie Dodson, Mrs.
c. Mrs. W. R. Denman
Melody. '
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Plans Senes
Of Squire Dances
The Washington Rescue Squad is planning ja series of Square Dances for the winter and spring. Look over tpe schedule and plan to attend as! many as you «an. Bob Woo4 and his Range Riders of Gainsville, Va., will play for the first w&ich will be held on October 12th at the Rappahannock High School Auditorium, Washington. Va.,
Dancing will start at 9:00 P- tn. Home Sweet! Home will be played at 1:00 a. m|
Other datps for dances are:
November |9th, December' 31st., January, ll^h- February 8th March 8th flnd April 12th.
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