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this coveted j.r. .11 ami lileii won hatldilv on the second h.a'bn.
Rappahami'ick Fn?u e baimer? will again be seeking Icilra" i'i honors on > ).Tolr i v'th, mien they travel to l.n, iv to courx-tc in the Forestnr Judging Contest, i !.c Fores "v reant will be mix. ions to turn the:: la-t ’ear- se; - ond place into a w'n tor 19^7. All nu mbeis v. ti h ■ ■: • ■ n a i li.ut e to \ fo- *s ,s‘'oM, .'i the ream and the re" ;■•••< « i|| (>e selected to repre-rs t the Km one's F. F. A. Ch
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Sperryville S. C. A.
Elects Officers
The Snern' lie S. C. A.began tVs K-r he electing the '.hot! md class officers and delegates The officers are: President. Sallv Latham: Vice-President. T:sh h’dbv; Sec retan’, Mollie Smith. The school delegates are: Mh grade. Gloria Durden. John O’Rannon, Janice Dodson and Nancv Jen. kins. 6rh grade. Dav id Lvne. K’\ Johnston. Sarah Friz/e! and Gatherin' Knolls. 7rh grade. Margaret lenl’Mls. F’anccs | ndike. DnriDodson -od Woody Atkins.
Tt... „»\-f sfen \--.n rn have their In-fc- ice over which \|re Duainranpp presided.
't'S- first S ■ C. A. Count.’ fco- d meeting 'vas held at the r"e,—v'illc <'ch<Mil Tuesday Ort. Is. T1,cv discussed the goals for *he coming rear. The sixth grade's r>ur on the f'rst program of the year.
Thornton
Fntpyfarns At Rridae
\fr I " Thornton enerfamed at bridge Friday.
Those placing were Mrs. Fred Schaefer. Mrs. R. K Wood! Mrs. Holnaes Hall. Mrs. Frankev Me f e M’V 7 fl Sealock, ' 1 ' [ M Winfrev. Mrs. Brown, Mller. Mrs’ Thos. Pilla”. Mrs. t’i. H. Fstes. Mm. John P. So' d M ■s. L. I. Kilhv. and. Mrs. C. Fe Johnson.
Washington News
Mr. and M:c. Raymond Jen-' k’os and daughter Pamela Susan, Mr-. M. Verp'r and \’irgil 1 pd'ke motored to the National Vrporf on Saturday to meet Mrs.
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