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Bloodmobile Unit In
.Washington, Feb. 19
The Bloodmobile Unit will, be in Washingtop, Va., February 19 from 12 noon to 6 p.m. at the Washington, Batist Church. All vote have to do to donate blood is .•be at the Washington Baptist Chunih between th? hours of 12. noon and 6 pan. 'No one ever pays forS&od collected by the Bloodmobile Unit.
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■ \4! i • • * Pamela Jdnkins ,
Christened,^Sunday
Pamela Susan, thei little daughter of Mr, and Mri Raymond
. Jenkins. wa* . Chriatioed, Sunday s Morning in Trinity Church by the Rev. John R, Friirxll, Jr. Her sponsors were Mr. and Mrs, yirgil Updike, her aunt and uncle and Miss Frances Walker, a classmate of Mrs. Jenkins.
Panthers Lose To f
Herndon, 63 • 41
The Rappahannock Panthers
i j, i - met the Herndon Hornets, T uesday, February 4, at Herndon, , The Panthers got off to a bad start when the Hornets took a lead right from the first minutes of the game. Brown made the first points for the Panthers, Rappahannock was ontscored by 8 points in the first quarter leaving the score at the end of that quarter, 17-9 for the Hornets. f • x Although the Panthers scored lf> points during the second quar.ter, only 2 below that of the Hornets. their lead was too great andthe half score was 33-23. '' A
At the first of the second half.' the Panthers’ fans were given some excitement when several baskets were made, but again in the third and fourth quarter the Panthers werf outscored by the Hornets, and the final score stood, Herndon fi3. Rappahannopk 4!.^
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