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On Friday, August lotn tne mobile unit will be stationed at Jenkins Service Station in Amissville from 9 a.m. to poon. when it will move to Flint Hiill where free x-rays will again be offered to our citizens at Bradford’s store from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The following week the x-rav unif will be in Front Royal and at Chester Gap on one afternoon. j

The Health Department furnishes the equipment; and technicians. The Front Roval-Warren Tuberculosis Association (which serves Rappahannock j now) will, furnish the hostesses, iposters.leaflets and other publicity. Both the

Health Department ajnd the TB Association urge all citizens to get their free chest x-ray every year.

With new drugs ahd methods of suroerv, TB is no longer a disease

of the dying but j one of the living because the cure is possible ouicker and easier. The! earlier thp person is found to be infected, the quicker it can be cured.! No matter what age the person is, jTB can be cured even in moderate^ advanced stages if treatment is started as soon as discovered. i

Mrs. Lewis stated that voliinteer assistance would bej welcomed at the unit, and urges ryeryone get their x-raV. ‘‘No undressing necessary,” she said, only take a minute."

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Bridge Club

Mrs. Frank Spalding rntertaijr ed the Washington Bridge Club, Tuesdav evening. Her guests were Mrs. M. R. Bradford. &^rs. T. p. Keyser, Mrs. C. T. Bryce, Mijs. Wade H Massie. Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth DeBergh, Mrs. R. V. Snead, Mrs. G. W. Smith and Mrs. M F. Moffett, Sr. j

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