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he rantners piayea jwarsnau, :ii Friday night, January 31 at Sper-.r ryillc. , « * » , The first quarter-was exciting for both the Rappahannock fans and Marshall, hit the Panthers came through with a I point lead at the end of the 1st quarter.: 16 to 15. , The Second quarter was equally exciting for Rappahannock-*whjn • the Panthers again scored -16 points, making.the Score at the half Rappahannock 32, Marshall 26. - , Thc Panthers were playing their usual hard game making the game most interesting. The third, and fourfH quarters were exciting for ' the •’•'others and they came up with chetr eighth win of the. searson. 'rhe final score was Rappahanr^-k 6£, Marshall 48.
RAPPAHANNOCK •Davis ■■■■■■ ■ 2 Hawkins 10. TT. * T> . T:"- T
To Garden Club
Mrs. George H.'Davis was hostess to the Rapoahahnock Garden • ClLb at her new home. “Ever • Gifien,” when the club held its lanuarv meeting last Wednesday. Dried flower arrangements, made (n- the hostess, added charm to the ■—'tus rqoml. " .»
In presenting the program, MrSc ■T.; L* Towel) gave Valuable information on pruning flowering shrubs. She demonstrated impor-V i tant points with various bra--"*1 : she had at hand. Mrs. Yow’l .also distributed to each member the following booklets: “Pruning': Ornamental Plants,” “Boxwood: « in Virginia,” arid “Garden1 RoStS’ for Virginia.” These having been prepared at V.P.I. and obtained through the County Agent’s office. . ‘ i-‘i. Thf president. Mrs. Williamson, reminded committee chair-' men to expedite any unfinished objectives before annual reports, are filed in February, , | > ’ ...... - * .’• Updike, R. Updike, G. Devers
Mrs. Davis, Hostess
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