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to enlist donors for the Bloodj: mobile scheduled for February 19 at the Washington Baptist Church these citizens have volunteered to serve as donor, recruitment , chairmen for their districts. They arei Hampton - Mrs. W. A; Miller and Mrs. Clarence Dearing; Hawthorne - Mrs. Brown Miller Mrs. Lucy Childs; Jackson - Mrs. , Margaret Barron, Mrs, Irma Lawson; Piedmont - Mrs. Helen Kilby, Mrs. Dorothy Butler; Stonewall - Mrs. C. B. Johnson, Mrs Lucy Childs; Wakefield.'* Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Betty
S, - Their willingness to serve must be matched by the willingneess of Rappahannock citizens to donate , their blood. Do not wait to be asked.! Call your district chairman and make *n appointment for the Bloodmobile.
Pantherette8 Hand
Nokesville First Loss
The Pantherettes brought to a halt the Nokesville winning streak Friday night when they defeated tWn 45 - 40. This was the first loss of the season for Nokesville. At the end of the first quarter Nokesville led 14 to Rappahannock’s 12 and at half time die score was tied 23 " 23. “‘~* The Rappahannock guards did a splendid job of keeping the opponents score lower than ever before. :V J :
Peggy Burke was high scorer with 20 points, Carolyn Turner had 13 and Shirley Brown 12. The league record now stands as two wins and two losses. The Pantherettes will give Warren ton a tough fight Saturday night when
meet on Warrenton’s court.
Leeway Farm Sells
Purebred Angus
Cows Leeway Farm‘at Washington, recently sold five purebred Aberdeien-Angus cows to % A. and John W. Rucker of Dfclaplane. Virginia. ^ ‘
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