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Mrs.
Bertha Brock
Expresses Her
Thanks To Red Cross
Mrs. Bertha M. Brock wishes to express her thanks and appreciation to | the American Red Cross tor theip wonderful aid in getting' her soni Airman 2c William L. Fstes'hpme from Little Rock Air Force qlasc and an extension of leave during tihe illness and subseouent djeath of his grandmother, Mrs. M. C. Corder.
She especially wishes to express her thinks jto Rappahannock’s Home Sen-ice; chairman. Captain L. B. stuart, who worked so faithfully in leaking the arrangements fo r her i
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College Scholarships
Provided For Pupils
In the jspringof 1956, a fund to provide jcollegf scholarships for
students <j>f Rappahannock County High School was established. Fraqcis Bruce pf Sperryville was the first pecipiei t of aid from this fund and is now attending V.M.I.
fturingj the :past school year, members of thie senior class at R. C. H.ijS. who were considering college were encouraged to make
applicatiotj for these grants which are know:|i as j“Thc Scholarship Incentive Aw ardk for R. C. H. S.” The award committee met on the morning <jf Junjr 7 and the following menibers of the senior class were given rhc sessior Kennedy, Hawk
aid for college work in
1957-58: Robert K.
Slate; Mills; Thelma
s, Woodville; Johnny Browning, |Flint Hill; and Shelia Keating, VYashington.
All applications were judged by the following standards: Scholarship: To qualify for an award the applicant must have obtained 75% or better of quality credits unless
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