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The Front Royal-Warren Tuberculosis Association (serving Rappahannock) yesterday announced the winners of the Sixth Grade Scrapbook Contest for die two counties. The contest was a class room project, used to evaluate and / stress the health habits in conjunction with the textbook used in all sixth grades.
The winners art: 1st place-A. S. Rhodes, Mrs. Gertrude Griffin’s class; 2nd place - Otterbum Miss Ethel [ Ramey’s class; 3rd place- Front Royal Elementary, Mrs. Essie Knight's class with Honorable Mention to A. S. Rhodes, Mrs. Hallie Beatty's class.
Other entrants were: •Mr*. Anne Keyset' sixth graders of Sperryville, Mrs. Rena Mathew’s' Miss Isabel Gore’ and Miss Mildred Hoshour’s classses of Front * Royal Elementary, Mrs. Julia Boddie’s sixth graders of Washington Graded School, Mrs. Elaine Russell's class of Flint Hill and the sixth grader^ of Ressie
school, taught by Mrs.Jeffries
Lucy 0. bin.
Irby
and Mrs. Janie CorJudges
were Mrs. Claude N«ci ,„ton. and Mis* Margaret Moora of. ..^..Frqot Royal and. Mss. R. M.-MiV, ler, Jr., of Washington, Virginia.
All of the scrapbooks are on display at the | S a tn u e I Library, Chester Street, Front Royal, and 5 parents as well as children are invited to see rthem during the hours the library is open.
Missionary Society
To Meet
The Washington Baptist Missionary Society have completed their book study in titled The Life of Katherine i Mallery. They will hold their regular monthly meeting
t 3. Mrs. John A.
head of the program,
be “On The TbursTucsday June Keyser will be The topic wil hold of Life.’
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