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guage 1. Q. scores were 95 and 94 respectively, and the Non-Language L Q. scores’ were 93 and 89. v..;;.;, The median A.C.E. Test score s for county tenth grade students was 53 over all the state and 48 in Rappahannock. The Iowa Silent Reading Test scores are less conclusive, treating almost exclusively with grade and age Equivalents, but a cursory glance at these tests proye that Rappahannock County students compare satisfactorily.' ’
(The scores quoted for Rappahannock County are not final since tests are not available for every year, hut a number sumcient for accurate comparison, purposes were tabulated.) ! The Above figures show beyond a doubt that statistically your children are worth educating. Only your insincts as parents and citizens of Rappahannock anj needed to verify this fact. The New Rappahannock County High School is even now taking shope on the archiects' drawing boards and in bricks and mortar. Prove your faith in your children and in your fftture by supporting this school program thus giving them the education and the school facilities necessary to, this educa- , tion. *
Jill F. Summers
Charlottesville, Virginia
Deeds Recorded
From Oahey Bowen et ux to R. T. and Jean List Tucker 143 acres more or less Piedmont Dist. Deed
From. William J. Stewart Jr, • et ux to Clarence E.f and Rena. Mae Giles 902 Sq. ft. located in Washington Hampton Dist. Deed.
From- Frances C. Smith et ux to t Cutry Carter tract No.. 1:233I/, acres n*>re or less tract No. 2-57. ‘ 66 acres more or less located in Wakefield Dist. Rappahannock County Deed. • .
From Curry Carter -et ux to John H. Hutson Jr. and Maxy Rimes Hutson, tract No. 1 24/-" 11 }|00 acres. Deed, tract No. lL 57 66 Wakefield district.
Fran John S. Buckser to Marion G. Watts and Nell S. Watts 275 on acres in Piedmont District Rappahannock County, Deed.
From Harrv F. Nebel et ux'to Fred L. and Ethel V. Walker 40 acres, located in Jackson District Deed. RAPPAHANNOCK CIVIL
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’ (Coitintd from pmgm 1) . cuate their homes with but a few -hours notice. Raymond Johnson will want to know about availability of housing - he’ll need help in finding it.
It’s horrible |r> think about yet with the “dry-run" held May 6 and 7th (thousands of Virginia people would have been killed and many more injured by radio active Tall-taut had the mgkfe - fcclicvr— bomb that fell at Dayton, Ohio been j the real thing. t ■ v
While the C. D / Authorities ;from Richmond said there are but four target areas close by : Hampton Roads, the National Capital being the two ‘critical’’ target areas, while Richmond and Norfolk are classified as our two target areas, there is no guarante that a bomb, or intercontinental missile aimd at one of these targets will be a bull’s eye.
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