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Stat< H Contest winners left*' by spec;.a! train from Manassas on Thanksgiving Day and will re- r turn December 7th. Writers ^nd photographers from eight new?" papers were on hand to send the group off „ '
All of us should be proud of these two native sons of Rappahannock and hereby extend our rongratulations 1
Both began laying the foundation work towards winning these honors at the age of 10 years when they enrolled as 4-H dub members. This organization, the world’s largest for our youth is sponsored by the Extension Ser\ ice.
Seven More Deer
Bagged By Hunters
The game checking stations re-’ report seven more deer k.illed. Ceorge William Beahm. Washington, 6 point deer, Linwood Pullen, Hint Hill, a 4 point deer, John Marshall Clarke, a 7 point deer am Everett Estes a buck weird)” mg 1 14 pounds. f
Murphy Weakley killed a nine point Buck, weighing 219 pounds, after two days'.-hunting without any success. He killed the buck on Hughes River standing in the front yard at his home. He fired one shot from his dO-dO rifle at approximately 200 yards.
Another deer was killed by Archie Dodson. This w’as a nine point buck weighing 200 pounds on Hughes River near Sharp Rock after a crying chase with his ' hounds. 'I his was enjoyed by many, of the nearby residents.
Roger Jones killed an 8 pointbuck, weighing 180 pounds. Mr. Jones was hunting with a hunt club in Caroline County.
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