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Mary Ann Jenkins
Miss Mary Ann Jenkins of Sperryvillr, Virginia, a senior at * Rappahannock County High fchoo! was the first place winner cf the First Annual Apple Pie Baking Contest held in Winchest'r on Thursday May 2, 1957 at lames Wood High School frooi 9 a.m. to 12 o’clock noon.
She w*^ oi»e q! the guests pf■honor at the luncheon at George Washington Hotel on Thursday. She and her home economic teach1 *er, Mrs. Stella D. Johnson were guests also at the convention and Pageant and the Fireman’s Parade.
4-H Play To
False Money
For Summer Camp
After three months of planning end infermittant practices, the 4-H Night Club finally presented the two one act plavs. “Wilbur Takes His Medicine" and “The Comical Cousins", at thefite hall Wednesday evening. There wr an audience of about 90 people and thev applauded each actor with enthusiasm. Bobo Bradford was the incorrigible thirteen year old in the first comedy, supported bv Eddie Sutphin as Mr. Maxwell. his father; Loretta Sutphin as his mother and Mary Frances Pullen and Jean Lillard as his long suffering sisters. The second play was a variety show with the following cast: Paula Miller, Aunt Ophelia, the boss and master of ceremonies; Cousin Sukey playpd by Mary Frances Pullen, was assistant master of ceremonies; Mrs. John Derting as Cousin Mollie. who played the piano; the(Continued
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