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RED CROSS WILL
MEET SEPT. II
Thej annual meeting of the Rappahannock Chapter of the American Red Cross will le held ir. r'l- Court House in Wiishingtnr< Va.. r.t 7:30 P.M. on Wcdrcr-dav. September 11.
At this meeting reports of the activities of thje Chapter far the
* ' ear will be given a id the need for increased services, such as First Aid. Water Safety, Home Nursing and participation in the Rlood Program will be disrussed.
Thest services affect each of us and wej would like to have your opinions, your questions and your comments. A member of the Blood Center in Washington, D. G. wiH he present to talk about the Blood Program. Your attendance is urgently requested. BUGLE USED FOR
LEE STILL IN USE
With the Sixth Fleet in the ATed'fer "anerm—The bugle that blew battle calls for Robert E. T.cr is <aiundin<r battle statiois for the crevy of the attack aircraft rj^Vr USS Randolnh. TV hfttle-scarred bugle that incited thousands of grev-<oated Confederate soldiers is now used bv Robert Lee Smith, .seaman USN. of Brevard, N. C.
His great-great-grand fath cr. bugler irt Lee’s Army of Virginia, was firstj to use the instrument which has been handed down from generation to generation.
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