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Important Red Cross

Board Meeting

There will be a meetji Board of,Directors of pahannock Chapter, Red Cross on Monday^, 28 at 7:30 p.m., at th Clerks Office.

ing of the

the RapAmerican

January

le County

O’Connell Mrs. Martin J. Volunteer Field Worker, Eastern Area will attend the mleeting. Mrs. O’Connell has stated that unless a County Chairman is secured and a Disaster with an active

comm

Chairman

ttee that Rappahannock's Red Cross Chapter Charter will have yoked.

to be reDavies

is

The Rev. John D." now temporary chairmar.

Members of the board are Mrs. James M. Settle. Mrjs. L. L. Vo'gt, Mrs. A* M. Vertaer, Capt. Luther B. Stuart, The Rev. John D. Davies, Mrs. D. D. Miller, Mrs. W. F. Moffett, | Sr., and Mrs.- Magdalen Downing.

R.C.H. S. Tak^s

F’’rst Place

Rappahannock knocked previously undefeated Garfield out of the lead in District 9 Grouo 2

with a 9-0 victory here) on January 18, and went on top itself/ RCHS is 3-0 in league jind Garfield is 3-1. Garfield led at hall

time 21-19 and 31-29 atj the end of the 3rd quarter. Rappahannock tied the game 39-39, \vith four , monutes left to play thev forged into a lead and held to the end.

Both “Soup” Clater arid Buddv Devers shared scoring honors with 13 points each. i

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