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Jones —I Brown
marriage of Eleanor Jean Jones, Jr„ sc
Mr. and Mrs. Maury Brown of Sperryvilltf have announced the
their daughter,
to Joseph Bernard
m of Dr. and Mrs. J. Bernard Jones of Culpeper.
The wedding took place in Chester, South Carolina on Aug. t 4th.
The bride ;!s a graduate of Rappahannock High School. The groom is a graduate of Randolph Macon Acadeim and attended Randolph Macon College last year.
They ate both employed and are making their home in Richmond.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Rappahannbck County is renowned far aijid wide for its natural beauty, itsj blue mountains, its crystal clear streams, its green meadows, its Orchards and its fields of wheat and corn. Whether in the springtime, with hillsides pink and v-hde with bloom, or in autumn, that most glorious season, with the forests and glades, hills and hollows a riot of the vivid shades of red, purple, rtisset and gold, this "eitirular hit jof Eden has been a place of trarkpiil, soulsatisfving beauty.
It ■’-••• been a place of beauty from Hughes River to Chester Gap, from Amissville to Mary’s Rock and all along the highways in between.
The beauty of this county, its unsurpassed loveliness, is being marred by the rankest, crudest, ugliest form of commercialism— highway billboards.
Let those of us, citizens and sojourners alike, offer our sincere thanks to all the many landowners who have refused artd who will continue to refuse to permit the erection of these defilers of our natural, God given beauty. May the day soon come, when all the citizens of this county will join a crusade to restore its verdant green
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