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Remember This Date May '2—Square Dance Ami»ville Kre HalL Benefit Fire Co. Music by Free State Ramblers.' May 2—Rock ’n Roll Dance Flint Hill Fire HalL Benefit Fire Co. Music by Virginia Play Boys. May 4—Flint Hill - The Plains baseball game at The Plains. May 4 - 9—Revival at Washington Methodist Church 7:30 p. m. each evening. May 5—Tlie Ladies Auxiliary to meet. May 6—The Baptist 'Missionary Society to meet. , May 9—Lou Keyset Circle meets,' May 10—Ham • thicken supper - Flint Hall Fire Hall 5 JO to 7:30. Given by Auxiliary/ Miy 13—Civil Defense Staff members meet with state C. D. Representatives at Court House. Council to May 13—The T<? meet. May 13—The/Sperry ville Firemen meet pt' 7:30 .at V. F; W HalL May 15—Methodist Missionary meets. C. H. S Defeats H. S. Nine The R. C. H. S baseball team defeated Warrenton bv a margin of 4 - 1 Friday, on the R. C. H. S.. diamond. The lineup for Rappahannock was Franklin Riley pitcher, Jhtian Brown Catcher. Buddy Devers, David Anderson, George Davis, Jonas Jenkins, Bobby Hawkins, and Randolph Clater, - Riley struck out 8 ; • walked 5; ; gave up three hits. Rappahannock scored 11 hits and 4 rims, Julian Brown nude 2 hits and Iran; Buddy Devers, 1 hit. and 1 ran ; Bohbv Hawkins, 2 hits and 1 ran; Randolph jf run. v _N Warrenton’s pitcher, Ramey rented i ran: ■ Hefiuir 1 hit and Wines 2 hits leaving the scorr ar the close 4 -V1 in favor of Rappa■ hannock.
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