Rappahannock News, June 12, 1958

SUBSCRIPTION: 12.60 PER TEAR WASHINGTON. VIRGINIA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1068 VOLUME 10—NUMBER 20 H.S. Horn Barksdale fed For Combi Years leting Over 10 Service As ASC Committeeman Du rink the regular Meeting of the Rappahannock ASC County Committee. Jun» 4. 1958 Herbert S. Barksdale reixived a certificate of recoginition foe having served over 10 '[years on the Committee. Mr. Barlcsdale is presently Chairman of th*. three member Committee and has been a very faithful and loyal member during these _ , jutfufal Stabrtiwitidft' and Conservation County Committee. consists of three Rappahannock fafmers elected to administer Agricultural programs assigned to the Commutes through Congressional legislation The most active program inHappahannock under jurisdiction of the Committee is Agricultural Conservation Program. This program aims to further the protection1 and Conservation of the County soils through the use of funds appropriate by the Congress to share With farms needed Soil and wateij conservation practices. Besides Chairman, Barksdade, the other two [Committee members are D. D. Miller and Maurice O’Bannon. r Herman! D. mwman, fieldman represeutirtg tlA Virginia ASC S t iKe Committe presently the certificate sward and pin. Following die Meeting, Milton C. Gore, Coufity Office Manager, had arranged for the group to eat lunch together - it Guy’s Restaurant. Mrs. H. f-J Barksdale and Mrs. Gore joined ithe group for lunch. Reviva 'At Five Forks Church Revival services which started June 8 at the Five Forks Baptist Church will! continue through June 22. Rev. Wing, Pastor of Berryville Baptist Church ? is guest speaker. Jj. On SundW June 22 all day services Will the grounds, invited. held with dinner on Every one is cordially birth ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Massi* III -are j receiving congratula• tioas on the birth of a girl bom 4 Monday, June 9 at the Warren ~ Memorial Hospital. ' Wade Wallahan and Mike are staying with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wade Massie Jr. while their mother is in the hospit" 1 . II . : 5 ' ' Washington Opens County Carnival Season June 19 ; Plans arf in full swing and everyone is getting busy preparing for the Washington Fireman's Carnival to be held June 19, 20, 21 at Dick Miller’s lot on highway 211 just south of the towrh^ A parade highlights_ ties on Friday starting "at 6:30 P. M. Many other attractions are offered each night. * The Ladies Auxiliary will a cold plate supper Friday night, $1.00 per plate. serve Revival Services At 1 Full Gosoel Taberna Revival servWs will begin day, June 15 at the full gospel ernacle in Sperryville. The verend J. W. Aleshirc will duct the meeting. The public is invited to attlend Suntab- tabRe- Recon- conCORRECTION Mrs. Gilbert Weakly was winner in th£ horticulture cass the flower shpw last week ire of Mrs. Gilbert Yowell as in last weeks paper. Heltzel — Carpenier CULPEPER — The marfiage »f Miss Barbara Jeanne Carfpen■er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Carpenter, to Roy Frankn Heltzel of Woodstock and| the ate Mrs Heltzel, took place j Saturday at 3 P- m. in Cult Baptist Church. Miss Ellen Hossleyof Culpeper <vas maid of honor. \Wter atfendints were Mrs. Hartford Lehnon fr., of Independence, Mrs. jja R. Miller Jr. of Bethesda, Maryland, Miss Maxine Weaver of Richmond and Miss Dorothy Car* renter of Brightwood, cousiiji of :he bride. j Paul Heltzel of Hagerstdwn, Maryland., was his cousin’s jbest nan. Ushers were Paul Reynolds uid Mason .Hutchcijon of Culreper, Rapley OWens of Madison 3arl Wassum of Jrtrasburg. j Mr. Heltzel was assistant jeojnty agent for Rappahannock a ew years ago. > Rock 'N Roll Dance At Soerruville . There will be a rock 'n loll Dance Friday, June 13 at lie Sperryville Elementary School. Benefit of the Washington Rescue Squad. Music by the county RJhythm Boys. Remember This Date June 13;—School one-half day. Session ends for pupils. June 14— Session ends for teachers. June 12—'The Methodist Missionary Society to meet. _ June 15—Flint Hill vs Upjwvilk June 13—nA rock ’n roll Dance at the Sperryville School auditorium. Benefit of the Washington Rescue Squad. Music by the County Rhythm Boys. June 25—The Lou Keyser Circle to meet. . • July 1—The Bloodmobile will be at the Trinty Parish House from 12:00 noon to 6:00 P. M.. F. H. A. Club Installs Officers The F. H. A. Club of Rappahannock High School installed new officers for the 1958-59 school session with an impressive candlelight installation ceremony_ New Officers are: President. Dottie Sisk; Vice President, Shirley Smoot; Secretary; Joan Nethers; Treasurer, Doris Atkins; Historian, Charlene Gasch; Parliamentarian, Pat Frazier; Song •Leader, Linda Lou Dodson. \ ] "f\le Home Ec C|uh in the past Session gave a Mother-Daughter, Father-Son Banquet for all F.H.A. and F. F„ A. members and their parents; had a picnic May 28. at Luray; sold vanilla and sponsored three school dances to niatke money to send delegates to the State. F. H. A. Convention being held in Roanoke j:his week. Delegates, Dottie Sisk and Jean Ruth Butler left Wednesday morning June'11 ior the convention and will return Saturday. The club presented their teacher Mrs. Stella Johnson, with a set of aluminum cooking warc in appreciation of her service for the past two years. Mrs. Johnson 'is moving from the county and will not teach next year. ‘ Out going officers of the club Were President, Carolyn Williams; vice President, Dottie Sisk; Secretary, Shirley Smoot; Trtswurer. Elizabeth Latham ; Historian, .Jean Ruth Butler; Parliamentarian, Annie Dodson; Song Leader, Shirley Burke. CORRECTION The Sperryville Cemetery A^.pne sociation has. pu rchased Povyer mower instead of two as was stated last week. The association is in very bad need of money. Mrs. Pcrle Coffey .Sec. and Treas. “Martyr Critzer New Mayoress Mrs. Martha Ann Critzer was elected Mayor of Washington, * Va., Tuesday June 10th She succeeds Mrs. Dorothy Davis who re* signed after holding die office eight years. An, all woman council was also relected. • Election jreturns indicate the voters think the ladies have been doing a splended job. Since no one had filed for candidancy it was a write -in election with only a few votes being cast for men far either mayor or council. Mr. Critzer did not solicit votes' but says since elected by a majority, die will accept the position and takes over the g^vel In September. Council women reelected were Miss Ruby Jenkins, Mrs. Dorothy • Hawkins, Mrs. Alice Verner, Mrs. Christine Johnston and Mrs. Bobby Critzer. Mrs. Edna Wayland was elected to replace, Mrs. Jessie Cox who was serving temporarily.' Amissville Methodist Church Opens Bible School June 16. Vocation Bible School will start Monday June 16 at thesAmissville - Methodist Church. Classes will be held from *9 until J2 a. m. Mrs. Judy Davis will act as director, ! The Methodist Sunday School bus will make its usual run Two Injured In ^ Accident Tuesdayj An accident, occured Tuesday evening at about 6:30 in front of the Ivy Hill Tea room between Washington and Sperrvivlle. 1950 Buick car owned and operated by John Gyruh of Ohio hit a truck driven by John Marshal Clarke of Washington, Va, f. The -Gyruh car heading to Sperryville hit the truck coming toward Washington. The cause of thc accident is unknown. * , In the Gyruh car from Ohio was Mr. Grpruh and his wife a,newly wed couple on their honeymoon. The>r both were carried to the Warren Memorial hospital by the Washington Rescue Squad. \ John Gyruh received a broken left arm and cuts and bruises on his legs and head. Mrs. Gyruh1 recieved cuts and bruises, buft nothing serious. John Marshall Clarke was apparently not injured. Thc speedy response and efficient handling of- the case by the Washington Rescue Squad is to bp commended. Twenty-Seven * Seniors Receive Diolomas At { Rappahannock High : Twenty-seven proud seniors re-, :eived diplomas from Rappahannock County High School Wednesday^ night, June 11 at the eight 3 annual graduation exercises." Rev. John Divers gave the invocation and Paula Miller made an address of Welcome followed by selection by the Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Level. Class data was given by Eleanor j Jenkins' and Lynn Lillard. -l>. Principal H. B. Winfrey con- 1 gratulated th* Class on their achi- j evement and wished them well. Diplomas were presentd the gradi rites by Q. D. Gasqtfe, Superintendent' of Schools and the Glee Club same ”H alia of Ivy”. Joyce W alter, Valedictorian/ was introduced but was uoable to * make he* tlplk since she had l>ccr* hospitalized \ for several days and was released only time" for the commencement. The pregrath closed whh a candlelight recessional and the Bene- ^ diction. ' Johnny Weaver, President of - the Class, presided at the exercise. i/fife/ S rirv : T. . s- - :. • Three injured In c; r: ‘ Auto Amissville On June 2 at 2;20 p. m. a 1957 Chevrolet station' wagon owned and operated by Thomas A. Smith , of Bowling Great, Kentucky and carrying several 'passengers/ collided with a 1953 Studebaker owned by James^rrfigsby of Amissville and operated by Russell Thomas Haynes. Mr. Smith received bruises and abrasions of the right shoulder and ■ chest Mrs Lorene Smith, a pos- f sible, skull fracture and abrasions of both arms; Edith Spear, a sprat-/ ‘ ned neck and lacerated wrist. Passengers in me local car were not injured. Earl|Nicholson, Charles Stringfellow |nd Floyd Haynes werc pushing thoSStudebaker to get it started and^Cfter starting^ Thomas Hayrtevmrned across the road , in front of/Smith’s car_ Thomas’Haynes was jailed and charged with hit arid ran and per- *<. sonal injury. ^Approximately a year ago a motorist was fatally injured in this same location, a straight stretch of highway. The F. H. A. Club of R. C. H. S. installed officer* for tl>* 1958-59 ••••ion. Pictured left to right ere: Rachael Many, Eleanor Jane Allans, Annie Dodson, Patricia Miller, Elisabeth Latham, Lon Dodson, Janet | Dodson, Carolyn Williams, Dottie Sisk, Shirley Smoot, Joan Nether*, Doris Ann Atkins, Charlene Gasch, ■ • Judy Sick, Linda Lou 'Dodson end Pat Frasier. Adri* or Mrs. Stella JoIumou » seated at the table. 4

RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS . [ ^ PUBLISHED THURSDAY MORNING Jg At Wadiinfiottf Rappahannock County, V irginia TELEPHONE: WASHINGTON 2^61 ^ . BASIL C. BURKE, JR^ Om ~r^~ ROBERT E. 1$ANSL Editor and PttbtUtcr Mr*. SARAH IaTHAM, Bualne— MiMtir Entered m. Second Clu Mail at ths Pont Offics at Washington, y* SUBSCRIPTION (in adrancs) 1—„--... 12.60 PER YEAR Amissville News , Mr. suid Mrs. John Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Poe and children and Mrs. jNelson Corbin were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Welch in Arlington. \j Mii. ester Poe was a guest ■Sunday Artington Supper G. H. were family. Mr. a and Bea Henry Estes in sts Thursday^of Mrs. nnis and L. H. Luttfell Sarah Lactam and Mrs. Harold. Carder, harder of Culpeper and Buddy Darkle of Winchester were dinner _ Mrs-^A. Edmor was - an bf L. H• Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Pj its Saturday of Mr. and |C. Latham. Leavell of Staunton remight guest Saturday .uttrell. id Mrs. G. E. Doyle, Mrs. G. H Dennis, __ _ D. Dennis, Carolyn Hodge arid Sally Latham attended ajjiaflMf-jycifal Sunday evening.in 'ptspepir. (Landya Dennis and San^draStaap participated in the performance^ Miss Sandra Rowzie has returned from William and Mary College for she summer vacation. Mr. W.-E. Duncan and William Duncan Were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Osa Luttrell and Vir ginia LuttrelL I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rhodes of Fairfax were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Martin. Mrs. Florrie Lottrell of the Virginia Baptist Home in Culpeper was a guest Sunday of Mrs. Os a Luttrell and Virginia Luttrell. ' Sunday evening guests of Mr. PAGE DRIVE-IN THEATRE. ' , LURAY, VIRGINIA. THURS. FRI. JUNE 12 - 13 “BATTLE HYMN" ROCK HUDSON, MARTHA HYER, DAN DUBYEA SATURDAY JUNE 14 ‘THE TALL MEN" CLARK GABLE JANE RUSSELL • • • SUN. MON. JUNE 16-16 ‘OH, MENl OH, WOMEN!’ DAN DAILEY GINGER ROGERS ~ TUEsTwEdTjUNE 17 -.18 “THE TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES" ROBERT WAGNER, JEFFREY HUNTER, HOPE LANGE Mi Watch and Clock Repairing QUICK EXPERT SERVICE COVERSTOm WATCH SHOP un Street FRONT ROYAL Heap a 5-ton wagon in only 8V2 MINUTE McCormick* n«. 36 Field Harvester 3 <{uick change harvesting units'' • 6-ft cvttttr bar. • 54-inch windrow • raw-wop unit Fill a 150-ton silo in hall fc 'day. Get cost-chopping, big capacity . . . complete crop control * . . with retracting finger, full-lehgth auger, camaction reel, aggressive aprons ' drive. Come ini Let’s figure a deal today! j. Ask for a 'demonstration! GILL IMPLEMENT CO. me. PHONE 1060 • WARRENTON, VA and Mrs. William Payne were Mr . and Mrs. A. C. Latham, Wendtvll Latham and Mrs. Sarah Lit* ham, and daughters^ ?» . >'» Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heflin of The Plains were! Saturday Bight supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walter. * Mr. and Mrs. Leland Walter of Culpeper were Sunday guests of Mrs. J. L. Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Stanish Riley. * Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson Were Sunday evening visitors of Mrs. Ethel Cooksey and Mfcg. Annie Latham. Joyce Walter returned to Fauquier Hospital Friday after suffering a relapse from an operation. Landra Dennis spent Monday in Washington, D. C. with Mrs. G. E. Doyle. PITTS’ PARK THEATRE FRONT ROYAL Mdtinees Daily 3 P. M. •" ;, Evenings 7 and 9 P. B FREE PARKING IN REAR • s • OF THEATRE THURSDAYXJUNE 12 LAST TIMES TODAY 3 Show* Daily . 3-7 - Op. m. > WALT DISNEY'S “SNOW WHITE AND THE* SEVEN DWARFS” Technicolor STARTING FRIDAY'JUNE 13 th thru TUESDAY JUNE 17th 3 Shows Daily 3 - 7 ‘--9 P. ,'M.. JOANNE WOODWARD Academy Award Winner Beat* Actress of The Year - THE LONG. HOT SUMMER W33BWUBI nil BWdWIPrices For This Attraction Adults 60c Children 20c ~ WED. THUR.~JUNE~18~-” 19 “SEVEN- BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS” JANE POWELL HOWARD KEEL - Color - Cinemascope Give him the new LORD ELGIN PANORAMA.! 'Distinctive modem styled HK *<*£ Wed case. Luxurious Mack textured suede strap. A truly elegant gift.? mmwMa, FRONT ROYAL, VA. PITTS' THEATRE \ CULPEPER, VA. THUR. FRI. JUNE 12 - 18 WALT DISNEY’S / “BAMJiK 4? SATURDAY JUNE 14 “ESCAPE FROM RED ROCK" ; BRIAN DONLEVY i SUN. MON. TOTS. JjUNE 15 - II Kg^atini "lARNiSHED^NGELS ? fSs&sgaL^jSUN. SHOWSf3 4 8 P. M. WED. THUR. JUNE 18 - 19 2 BIG; WALT DISNEY SHOWS “JOHNNY TREMAIN” ,f — plus —• “SECRETS OF LIFE” T# PITTS DRIVE-IN THEATRE CULPEPER, VA. THUR. PRI. JUNE 1 i - IS TOP HITS iron petticoat from M C U ia «SI»VlSKM and UMOCOLOR' Also “DECISION AGAINST TIME” JACK HAWKINS . ■ ';4.V rSATURDAY~JUNE 14 “DOMINO KID” , RORY CALHOUN SUN. MON. JUNE 15 - 16 mw nwieoer’ TUBS. WED. JUNE 17 - 18 “WILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTER” JAYNE MANSFIELD TONY RANDALL THUR. FRI. JUNE 10 - . 2 SMASH HITS “FEAR STRIKES Ol ANTHONY PERKINS KARL MALDEN PLUS “THE RAINMAKERS BURT LANCASTER KATHARINE HEPBURN PITTS’ DRIVE-IN THEATRE FRONT ROYAL On Stratburg Road THUR. FRI. JUNE 12 - 13 TWO FEATURES “SPANISH AFFAIR" RICKARD KILEY ALSO “SPOILERS* OF THE FOREST* ROD CAMERON SATURDAY JUNE 14 “COURAGE OF BLACK ! BEAUTY** JOHN CRAWFORD r \ ] In Tedutioolor1 • SUN. MON. JUNE 15 - 16 “JAILHOUSE ROCK** ELVIS PRESLEY TUE. WED. JUNE 17 - 14 “ALEXANDER ■»' THE GREAT** FIVPDRIC MARCH CLAIRE BLOOM WASHINGTON i'f'v THEATRE 2 Shows Nightly FRI. SAT. JUNE 18 - “O DONGO” RHONDA FLEMING McDonald carey 14 SPECIAL NOTICE The Sunday night shows have been discontinued. There will be shows Fri* day and Satur4ay nights until the new DRIVE-IN is opened, j, . \ TWI-UTE DRIVE-IN THEATRE 1 - Front Royal, Vs. ’ THURS. ONLY JUNE 12 DOUBLE fEAT'RF pH (HIM - jmm FRI. SAT. JUNE 18 • 14 Pin* “FIVE GUNS WEST” JOHN LUND DOROTHy MALONE \ SUN. MON. TUES. JUNE 15-16-17 “THE QUIET AMERICAN” 4LTDIE MURPHY PLUS “THE LAST PARADISE" PAGE THEATRE LURAY, VIRGINIA ; - THURS. JUNE 12 “GUN DUEL AT DURANGO” GEORGE MONTGOMERY, ANN ROBINSON, STEVE BRODIE FBI. SAT. JUNE IS - 14 “SADDLE THE WIND” ROBERT7TAYLOR JULIE LONDON ' SUN. MON. JUNE IS - 1« “GIRL MOST LIKELY” JANE POWELL CLIFF ROBERTSON TUESDAY JUNE 17 1 “BLACK PATCH” GEORGE MONTGOMERY ' DIANE BREWSTER WED. MUR. FRI. SAT. JUNE 1$ - 19 - 20 - 21 “RAINTREE COUNTY” MONTGOMERY CLIFT, ELIZA. BETH TAYLOR, EVA MARIE SAINT

Washington New* Mr. Visited and Mrs. D. D. Miller -Mrs. J. Newbill Miller and son William Hodgkin Miller Sunday at the Winchester Memorial hospital Mrs. Miller and infant son will leave Wednesday “■"for thejir home in Warrenton. ; ^ • Mr. and Mrs. Lester Burke and sons Carol and Richard were Sun* . day dinner guests of Mr and Mis. of Woodville. Burke Mr and Mr guests Leonarlc arid Mrs. Ollie Fincham and Mrs. Clarence Racer of Front Royal were Sunday of Mr; and Mrs. E. W. and their house guest Mrs. Lcniy Huff of Washington, D« C. Mr, Leonard; Mr. Fincham !r. Racer attended the • Washington, Detroit Ball game at Washington Sunday. Mr. jand Mrs Warren Settle and Soij Gary were Saturday after noon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Fincham. Kenny Racer of The Plains is spending this week with his uncle and auiit Mr. and Mrs. Willie Payne, j. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burke were Mr. and Mrs. John Evans and ^daughter, Janet and a girl friend of Janets Joan Ruafordj all of Luray. In the afternoon Mrs. Burke and Mr and Mrs. Evans and children visited Mrs. Mary Burke / Mr. and Mrs. Judd Burke of Flint Hi l were Sunday afternoon callers off Mr. and Mrs. Guy ./Burke..j j , *' '' « Mr. apd Mrs. Stant Weaver attented Church Sunday at Mt. Lebanon and were dinner guests of Mr, and Mri, George Bulter of Boston. Mr. Warren d Mrs. Bruce Bowie of were Sunday guests'of Mr. and j Mrs. C. G. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hall and son of Fktrdia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Downing Wood at their home Su im- Side, v Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hall and son were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs C. G. Reid in the afternoon Mrs. Downing Wood, Mrs. C.<G. Reid, Mr*. Hall and Misses Alary, Alice and Nancy Wood were guests of Mr. and*Mrs. Paul. Miller Iri Flint Hill ,, Xliss Mary Jenkins, Miss Mary Miller Mfood and Mrs. B. R. Cox were in Winchester Saturday. Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mr* Jack Niphleson were Mr. and Mfs. Marvin Nichleson of Philadephia, Pennsylviana. Sunday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nichleson were Mr. and Mrs. Grover Spence and Mrs. WSpiam Nichlesoa all Front RoyaL ^ Numbing and SEATING CONTRACTORS Sales, Installations Repairs PLUMBING FIXTURES HEATING EQUIPMENT OIL BURNERS WATER HEATERS AMERICAN STANDARD mmi CRANE PLUMBING | FIXTURES Experienced Servicemen on Pluinbing, Heating and Oil Burners including General Electric. 0. GILL S18j N. Royal Are. FRONT ROYAL, vHk DAY PHONB: SIT , Ni*ht Phone: 3&6, 712W ORDER OF PUBLICATION The Board of Supervisor* of Virginia, Rappahannock County, at its regular meeting held at the County Court House .inWashing- • ton, Virginia, on June 4th, 1958, directed the advertisement in the manner prescribed by law of the follognrff ordinance at its next regular meeting to be held at the Rappahannock County Courthouse on July 2, 1958, at 10:00 ^lock A. M. to-wit: 1 BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Supervisors of Rappahannock County, Virginia, that* the following ordinance be passe^and ordained; , t. J THAT THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, doth impose a county recordation tax in an amount equal to one-third of the amount of the State recordation tax collectable for the State on the first recordation of each taxable instrument; provided,! no tax shall be imposed under this ordinance upon any instrument ip which the State recordation tax 5s fifty cents specifically, and provided further, that where a deed or other instrument conveys, i covers "or relates to property locate*) partly - in Rappahannock County and partly in another or city, or in other counties or cities, the tax imposed under the authority of this ordinance shall be computed only with respect to the property located in Rappahannock County. The Clerk of the Circuit Cotort of Rappahannock County collecting the tax imposed under this ordinance shall pay the same in to the Treasury of Rappahannock Co VISTA ' tin AU* / riMwW* St*.* S I RUFUS W. WALL) | Jeweler \ 6 Main Street Phone 974 J 5 Front Royal, Va. > jj unty. Such compensation shalJMbe paid Out of the county treasury, provided the Clerk shall make any . charge for his services in collecting ' said tax. . ' The effective, dateofthis ordin-, ance shall be the first moment of July 2, 1958. ^ , f f■' "• v■ Teste: Jas. M. Settle, Cleric ELECTRIC SHAVERS REMINGTON Rollo Electric Shaver ■■■V SCHICK SUNBEAM NURELCO --Hkl /•%/ FLASH OUTFITS •- Cameras SUNGLASSES YARDLEY OLD SPICE •/ TOBACCOS 3>naf Slone Front Royal V Let me tell you what I saved when I drove a new Plymouth...then bought one! Just like a lot of other people, I was putting off buying a new car... even though we sure needed one. Then I found out what my Plymouth dealer was offering in the way of low prices and really big trades. ,:<«■. » V Mister, when I saw what I saved 1 knew thete^as no use putting off any longer! Got more for my old car than I believed possible. (Plymouth dealers need used cars and ean sell all they get!) Got a terrifically low price on the new Plymouth ... and choice of models besides... hardtops, sedarifc, convertibles, wagons. And / saved a cool $140 on the ride alone! Plymouth’s top-luxury ride, Torsion-Aire Ride, is standard at no extra' • ■ \ ■■ /; • ; . ' ' ■ .0 ' . ■ ' - » ^ . v ; cost, while you have to pay, up to $140 for the top rule of competing “low-price 3” cars,’ ' " . What’s more, I goMhe tar that proved it can save me gasoline, by winning the 1958 Mobil gas EeonomyOtun. A . car with Silver Dart Styling that is so far ahead right now " •it will still he worth more when I trade. With the kind of easy handling that makes every minute of driving a downright thrill! 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Sperryville News Mr*. Gerry Gossom will at: ^t«nd Commencement finals at Osbum High School in Manassas bn Wednesday Evening when Mr/. Gossom a member of the graduating Class will receive bis diploma Strother Brown of Washington, D. C, spent the weekend with his STOP! : AT THIS SIGN - J. Bradley Atkins Atlantic ^ Service Station V SPEjRBTVILLE, V*. R. Waters Atlantic Refining Co. CVLPSPER, VA. mother Mrs. Catherine Brown and family. ' ‘ Elder and Mrs. W. T. Daily of Indiahoplis, Ind. are guests this week of their brother and sister Eld and Mrs. J. H. Daily On Wednesday at 2 p. m. Eld W. T. , Daily conducted Services at Thor- s ntons Gap. - Reverend/ and Mrs. A. Paul Thompson and their daughter Ann Rodes of Fork Union spent from Tuesday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown, who also had with them for the week end their son and daughter-in-law Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Brown and sdns of Hamilton. Guests during the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sisk were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Settle their x daughter Miss Patricia and Miss Jamie Drummond of Front Royal_ Clay Cornell of Los Artos, Cal. his son Jack Cornell and his sons Jay, Jeff and Joe and Mrs. Roy Atkins and her family. Mrs. J. B. Johnson, her son-inlaw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ’ Fred Schaefer were dinner guests - on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Payne *n Madison. M/Sgt. and Mrs; Joseph Martinko of Texas where-M/Sgt is stationed at Randolph Air Base and their from'children, Martin, Joaq Andy and Joey spent last week with their sisiter Mrs. Joseph Durden and Mr. Durden. • They left Monday morfling for a visit witji M/Sgt parents in Pitts- , burgh enroute to their post in Texas. < WANT TO SELL SOMETHiNG - TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. STAc&e 'Vttabun& J .V , Always luot to^ake advantage of popular fancy, unaocupuloua organizations headed by high-pressure promoters aoem determined to exploit public health to the last degree. They are particularly active in the vitamin field- When you are tempted by wild advertising claims tebuy and Olka vitamin preparations,-remember that you | . • * ' probably d6 not need them at aD. If you feel that you do, Mdsult your physician. He alone knows the type of vitamin you may need, if any. Rely on his advice.’ We are in position to fiQ promptly any preemption he may Write. LEWIS- PHARMACY Dial 8322 CULPEPER CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF R. C. H. S AT BILLS SPORTING GOODS t*' v ' FIBERGLASS TACKLE BOX $5.29 WILSON K 28 GOLF BALLS ..3 for $3.25 MADCO GOLF CART.. . $22.50 , WILSON Indestructible GOLF BAG_*j... *10.95 INDIAN CAMP MOCCASINS.$5.95 TRUE TEMPER 2-Pc. SPIN CAST ROD .$6.95 JOHNSON CENTURY SPIN REEL_Reg. $17.95 NOW $11.«5 SUMMER and FISHING CAPS BOi’s Sporting' Goods tROKT ROY At, VA. $1.00 up \ ■ Vi. WONDERFUL VALUES FOR YOUR HOME OR , GIFT GIVING ir W.II l Ira* OU OevbU Vegetable Obb M Tax Extra FAMOUS HlW" ROGERS ★ SIlVERPl ATE Mad* by Tba Ixfonwiianal SEm Caw poxy THE JEWEL BOX 111 E. Davis St. Culpeper, Va. .1 'i ; ' ' ' : FATHERS FIRST!/ | [MANHATTAN and VAN HEUSEN Dress and Sport Shirts ' > FLORSHEIM SHOES OTANY and PALM BEACH SUITS \sTi ;••*? | SAMSONITE LUGGAGE s | BOTANY and LISNER SLACKS | INTERWOVEN SOCKS * • | STETSON HATS | DANIEL GREEN Bedroom Slippers ' * | MANHATTAg-and COOPER SHORTS 1 it, . /' • BOTANY *nd beau BRUMMEL TIES • GOLF BAGS, CLUBS and BALLS by SPALDING ' STORE HOURS: Monday —Thursday 9:00 A. M. til 5:30 P. M. Friday — Saturday 9:00 A. M. til 9:00 P. M. f' • > I • ■ -• ‘ . . I ■ ’ ■ : •

Sperryville News ''Mis. J. Sv Dwyer md baby Cathy are spending sometime in Winchester with her brother-inlaw and sister Mr. and Mrs. Danie Keyser to bd near her husband Sam Dwyer who is a patient in Newton Baker Hospital in Martinsburg following a severe attack of Asthma at his home about ten days ago. He is reported to be improving. Hismother Mrs. Tom Dwyer and J. T. Dwyer Jr. visited him Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keyser and their guests were over night visitors in ther home of Mr. j and Mrs. D. M, Dwyer Saturday. * 1 Otj Friday elvening Mrs. Betsy Halrrell Miss Mamie Johnson and their brother jOkar Johnson of Zanesville, Ohio were guests in the ’ Dwyer home. Mis. H. H. granddaughter Aylor, her son and Larry and Stevie Ay lor were guests oo Sunday of Mrs. Myrtle Jenkins in Winches-* ter. Buck Bolyard was the guest for over night visits this week of his brother Larry Bolyard in the Aylor home. Mrs. G W. Miller who went to Martinsburg, W. Va. for t ‘ weekend visit with Mis. Wade Kimbus and to attend the annual two day meeting at the Primitive Baptist Church is spending this week with Mr. S. M. Hiett in Martinsburg. Miss Betty Bruce i* spending a two week vacation in the home of her aunt Mrs, C. E. Brown and Mr. and Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Chas L. Brown and their hosts Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown motored to Alexandria Saturday. Mrs. Brown was jf DUNCAN INSURANCE CORPORATION REAL ESTATE >od INSURANCE Telephone 800 P. 0. Box 852 { DUNCAN BUILDING FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA A. B. HONTS HOWARD A. DUNCAN a guest for' the day of her sister-in: law Mrs. W. W. Sealock in Falla Church while other members of the party visited Mrs. J. H. Sea 4 ■ •>' i, -■ ' « lock • patient in the Terrace Circle Hospital and were also guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. C. '• '* Brown. Imported (Irish) Household linens for Your Favorite Bride Or Graduate Hemstitched Tea or Dinner Napkins, Pillow Cases !#/ Dresser Scarfs, or Bridge Cloths Embroidered Pillow Oases, Hot Roll Covers, Cut-Work, Bridge Sets, Guest Towels __ Linen Huch Towels — Large and Guest Size Beautiful Pastel Turkish Towels, Matching Wash Cloths and Finger-Tip Towels Large Price Range In HEIRLOOM BED SPREADS - JOHNSON’S “The Home of Better Fabrics'* 142 N. Main Street CULPEPER 1 AT MARTIN save now on this 5-PIECE . Modern Blond $■ r BEDROOM SUITE * Bookca»e Bed • Double Dreser •Chert * t Lamps Only $119.50 >i>»»»k»*wooooooooot«»t^ i 5-Pc Maple Bedroom Suite 0 Poster Bed # Chest 0 Double Dresser 0 2 Lamps ONLY $99.50 ' * ?'•.- -•• •'%-; % ;+ * StPe. Walnut Westfall Finish Bed Room ; Suite . .I ... ONLY $99.50 Panel Bed; Chert. Dresser, 2 Lamps * 5-Pc. Solid ChauUiMue Cherry Spindle Bed - ONLY $34&00 Chest, Double Dresser, 2 Lamps *^%^^<^^%%3^%%XX50<JOt3tX3tX»X5tatXX5tXKXXXXXaO« LIVING ROOM VALDES ONE 2-PC LIVING ROOM SUITE Lawton Style with Foam - 1 1 Rubber Cuthion*—wa* $219.50 FOUR 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES . Sofa Bed and Matching Chair. NOW jONLY $169.50 NOW ONLY $99.50 MfOPEOAL' .1 ONE 2-PC » ' \ FRENCH PROVINCIAL \ Living Room Suite ' I W*« $295.00 Now Only $22450 TWO—2 PIECE Sofa Bed Suites Were $179.50 Now Only $162.50 One Simmons Continental Studio Bed Wii $79.50 Now (My $5150 PLA TFO BM ROCKERS ....._........... .... $19.95 to $54.95: CEDAR ckESTS -—-$*2.50 to $59.00; J ‘ To Protect Your Woole* Clothing: Through The Summer CED \R WARDROBES.-........ $53.60 upj ’ . i',.' I JIEl Ab\WARDROBES ----—.$18.50 to $34.60] Special Values on Kitchen Farmshmgs METAL WALL CABINETS .----, $S*9Si?AS^9S METAL UT1UTY CABINETS (Single Door) ......-i-$10.95 up (Doable Door) --$13.95 up RASP CABINETS ..... .—.$10.95 to $59.95 -EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES 1 BASE CABINET 48” Wide - Formica Top ’ Wai $69.50—NOW ONLY; r $39.50 1 YOUNliSIUWN BROOM CABINET ,' Was $64.95—NOW ONLY . $4455 CHROME And FORMICA DINETTE SETS AT Prices Yon Can’t Afford To Hiss! $39.95 to $99.50 Set ■;'^.v Washing Machines by Norge and Speed Queen - $109^0 to Norge Refrigerators $179.50 to $529.00 30000HW00000S M.f FURNITURE ; ►K ' ''*■■ ■ ■ 1 BUDGET TERMS PHONE 9885 CULPEPER, VIRGINIA ?J-S

Flint Hill News Ifhe Flfot Hill - Clarke County Ball gaWe ended Sunday with flint Hill eight to Clarke County | sjtven. fG. W. Smith III left Sunday for Charlottesville where, he has ih accepted a position for. the summer months with his Uncle Edwin Smidi ^ Mrs. Downing Wood and her bouse guest Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hall and their son of Leesburg, FOR DAQ - On Father’s Day Sunday Jrate-45th DRIZZLER GOLFER The jacket of champions... ... now with new TRI-SWING PLEAT for full shoulder torn, free swinging action. Water-repellent finish! Wash and drip dry! Hugger waist, tab collar! Great new colon! ' - «•$10.98 WHITE COMPANY CULPEPER. VA « ■ \ • .?*? • • Fla. Mrs. Frank Wood and Mrs. Cliarles Reid were SVinday visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Miller.. Capt. William Wiener was a recent dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mrs. G. W. Smith Jr. enterttained Thursday evening for bridge, Mrs. Wade_H. Massie Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth H. DeBergh, Mrs; George H. Davis Jr. Mrs. Charles Bruce, Mrs. J. E. Keyser, Mrs. Frank Moffett, Mrs. Frank Spalding, Mrs. M. R. Bradford Jr. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mof fett, first, Mrs. Davis, bingo Mrs. Bradford, traveling and Mrs. Keyser, low. Mr. and Mrs. Judd Burke were Sunday evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs: Guy Burke. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Settle attented a banquet in Luray Wednesday evening June II given in honor of Warm Frank who has been with .the First National Bank for 50 years, Mr. Frank was presented a 21 inch T. V. set by Hie * bank, y , ^ The condition of Thomas Settle whq recently underwent surgary in 4 Florida hosp. is reported to be doing fine. ’ . Y Mrs. P. W. Jones of Ashland 4... * "5 * . 5 . . and Mrs Faison Tompson of N,; C. were visitors Thursday of Mrs. James Bit. Settle; " Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Grif- ~ fith and dieir family ©f Front Roy al were Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. John R. Moore and Mr; and Mrs. Lewis Modre, In the a he moon Mr. Griffith visited hiAfather Mr. Will Griffith. M Mr. and Mrs. David Hancock ' of Fredericksburg were Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Browning. . V Birth Announced ?.* . ■■■ ,♦ ; • * “4 ' Reverend rand Mrs. H. E, Nicholson have announced the arrival of a son on June 6th at Upi-/ versity Hospital in Charlottesville. ROCK W ROLL Friday i . . r Jane 13th 1958 ; SP JJRRYVILLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM cJBenefit: WASHINGTON RESCUE SQUAD BY THE COUNTRY RHYTHM BOYS Admission : jll.0’0 per person , >‘4 j -Jcs . ' . / . ■; S’. ; X.-.X'V' - '■ *X:V f ■ ■" r ' i.\■ ’ j' ■ . ’ - { . 1953 Ford 4 dn EIGHT CYIJNDER RADIO HEATER FORDOMATIC ■ ;&?£.!%■; : $695 f - ■ k-v.;1953 Ford Convertible tr. . ■ V-8 RADIO HEATER NEW TOP NEW S£AT COVERS ■’ a-; *v ■ vw; - m t "C • W.Cr--I'' $625 . • * A:'.? On The By-Pass Warrenton, Virginia ■v-t. t* *hr The Completely NSW / HAYLINER 53 . I . . ^ New Holland Advanced engineering design brings, yov as* founding perfor; mance, new bal* . ing ease/ and bales sdentificaiI ly farmed for modem haying. * % » - , - , 616 BALER CAPACITY AT SMALL BALER PRICES! ‘V •'*'V' ■ • •*'jf- i t: “We Keep The Farm Running* CULPEPER, VIRGINIA * FRONT ROYAL SERVICE GUIDE Gad Us For - ' ■■■' ■ S';1 JWIK6R? SHENGAS CORP. Phone: 456 Front Royal, Va. WCAh or LONG DISTANCE NIGHTS, SUNDAY &nd HOLIDAYS * WOVINC •"gaga Alvin B. Stokes v. 633 E. Main Street ' FOR SERVICES • BRICK • CINDER BLOCK J. A.. CROSS BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. Call, 334 FRONT ROYAL. VA. , €8 Building Suppli Call 934 * Front Royal Virginia / • Special Mill work / • Do-It-Yourself Supp • DeVoe Paints 7 • Anderson Window ! Units GOLLADAY BUILDING ‘ SUPPLY, INC Front Royal. Virginia ■ J ier PREVENT FOREST FIRES!

. Woodville News Mr. and Mr* W. H. Sill of Arlington and Mrs. O. M. VVha, ley of Silver Spring, Maryland / were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jonnson on Friday. Miss Mattie Rector returned witn them for a weeks visit. : Miss Lucy Jenkins spent the, weekend With her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jenkins and attended the iBaccalaureafe Sermon at R. C.TH. Si Sunday evening. Her sister Miss Audrey Jenkins being one of tbje- graduates. Callers: of Misses Mary and Virgie Stajrk on Sunday were Mrs.. Virginia Wood of Culpeper and Mrs. Holmes Hall of Sperryville. > Mr. George Johnson is spending this wjeek at his home at Round orks in Arlington.id Mrs. Judson Baldwin oi Riverton were guests of'Mr. and Mrs.! C. B, Johnson VVednes .. -v.sv4 >.'• day evening. ; | Rev. and Mis. John Adams and children left Monday for Roanoke where they will visit Mm. Adams, Sr. and attend the graduation exercises of the High School in that dty^ : . * J. E. Orange left Monday jto visit relatives for x few days, in Washington, D. C. • Mr. and Mrs. Stant Weaver and Son Johnny of Washington werc dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. Georgy Butler on Sunday. | ? Mr. Norman Dale O’Bannon, a student at die University of Va. accompanied by his aunt Mrs. Lily Barber left Saturday for Williamsburg to attend the graduation of Freddie Armstrong, son of Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Armstrong: - Business visitors in the Castlelton area on Friday evening wers Mr. and .Mrs. C. B. < Johnson Mrs. J. H. Filling and Miss Bertha Johnson. WILLYS JEEP 1 SALES A SERVICE SV' , ... * :*■- > Establ Fro n t - R OSS 0N-TR01L0 BRANDY STATION, VIRGINIA ished 1928 Phone Culpeper 9329 >t End Alignment By Star Eloctro Magnetic Equipment mm mm 4?. rn-: ': .. BEGINNING FRIDAY, JUNE 13th . '■ And Continuing . \'V. . -,x.--.V THROUGH SATURDAY, June list 1 , SPECIAL STORE HOURS DURING SALE-8:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. r* DOOR PRIZES! Resister Any Day of Sale M ■ ■ t > - *, ^ .? u •pi. , EVERYTHING IN ENTIRE STORE AT LEAST 10% OFF DURING SALE MANY ITEMS AS MUCH AS 50* OFF BIG savings on living room, dining ROOM, BEDROOM, JUVENILE FURNITURE,! {*V%r :f^V: . * ■ >' -I"■£ £ '•': •*'; .•■■■ i i-z ’i-v'V . i >Vf ■' APPLIANCES, IUJGS, CARPETS AND FLOOR COVERINGS. Warren ton, Vi. D. M. GRAY, OWaer

Among Oar lored Readers following ja.re graduates from Carver Regional High School representing Rappahannock Co- • Misses Eleanor Russell, Muriel Frye,, Jane Wallace, Barbara Wallkce, Betsy Lewis, Mr. Leonard Brooks, Billy Ficklin and Miss Albeijta Edwards. Coi New; Jane Miss Jean Ward of Jamica, igratulations to all. York spent the week end and Orlene V^allace. ■ * W: the parents and citizens of Rapp ihannock County are proud to say that we have four students in this County who have been “Honor Roll’’ students at George Washington Carver Regional High School, Rapdan, Va., ever since their firsfc day on Carver. They are- Miss Glory Jett, Rosemony Arletiw and Jane Wallace. Wiare very proud of them, and ope (that they will continue the ood work. - . I. v . ■ ' - „ Mihny Fears says some of th$ lew hovels are Just too good to, >ut dOwn_..others# you don’t dare jut down. atxxxxxsxxxsswotsa LIVESTOCK PRODUCER’S NOTE l j Our sales volume hasj {doubled. Stilt plenty of J ’room for youk^stock^^ MADISON LIVESTOCK i MARKET MADISON MILLS, VA. )UTWE4GHT SALE EVERY] SATURDAY I See us weigh and sell offj |the scale. Why, be "Aver-; |agec I Out" the old. way IGET THE MOST . FOR YOUR BEST xxxKaottoasxsxxsxxsxxxxxx; feel-Wheeled Side Rake, f •.*r NEW IDEA lt*.l-wbv«l»d Sid* toka and Tedder. Available ea lubber tire*. I r. I Always popular j I where hay is heavy/ j l fields are rough. j [on-sag reel yields at both without putting excesload on teeth. Has sell-, bearings. (elusive double-curved detachable teeth, equally efficient for raking or tedding. • High, rigid* trussed arch frame. Gives bridge-like suskon to frame and reel. [ontrols within easy «ach\ ictor operator, Flip of turns rake into tedder. luickly hitched tp #tpy HOFFMAN , IMPLEMENT SERVICE •‘Sorvic* Whan Yon Need If* 120 i West Culpeper Street ' PHONE 2731 CLASSIFIED ADS Ratee 2c per word first insertion. 1*. per word aaeBNuMtttonal; 25c ininbnnm; 25c booking charge leas than fl. In Memoriama, |1. in advance. mfnhnnm, 505 per inch MAN WANTED—Are you dissatisfied with your work? Would you , like a business of your own in Rappahannock Co. also Culpeper County If so, write Rawleigh’s Dept. VAF-120-G G . FOE RENT or SAIJS—Garage & 3‘acres of land. Garage partially equipped. Call Grayson 2648 after 6:00 p. m. " FOR SALE—Onfe-prfr of counter scales in good copdition. Can be seen at Washington. Cash store. Phone 2681. JWANTED TO BUY j OLD POST CARDS, old ie*-J [ten, old newspaper*, cigarettej [card*, confederate peper non-1 fey, other paper item*. \ ! ; WILLIAM SANDERS 35 Patapeco Road , Liothicum Hgta., Md. THEIDEA WAGON / from the Culpeper Planing MIU will be in Sperryville, Amissville %nd Washington on Thursday of each week Please Telephone Washington 2851 or Culpeper 0988. There is no charge for this service. mayl7-tf ocjcwoossooooaoewtscj^^ ’ Used Tractors1 9N Model Fords i $550 ^8K Model/Fords $790^ Reconditioned and Guaranteed USED" PLOWS, DISC HARROWS MOWERS SEE US FOR Ford Tfactors & Equipment Browning Tractor f and Equipment Co. CULPEPER, VA On The Orange Road __ --- IF YOU ARE IN THE ^MARKET FOR A NEW BUICK or OPEL OR A GOOD USED OAR SEE DICK C WEAVER & SON CULPEPER VA. i •• PHONE 8771 SAVE SALESMAN COMMISSION WHICH . AMOUNTS TO A$OUT , 5 to 10 % ALL MAKES and MODELS j Lowest Price* Easy Terms When Better Automobilet Art Built, Buick And Ot>el Will Build Them And Dick Jnd j Jack Will Set 10TItem .-WK1C««£S£S£S£*3CSSJtS0«W«*»O > WANT to make $15 to $2%Jr Ta day? Many are doing itTrlea- ' sant work for man or woman. No experienie needed. Spare or full - time Will teach and finance you. Write McNESS Co., Dept C, Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md. We Cam Supply All You* t CULPEPER BUILDING & SUPPLY CORP. PhoB* 8383 Culpeper. Ve sssss si CONCRETE For all purposes call fulpeper 8023 Culpeper Constructors Crete-Mil The newest and most modern in the Piedmont seection. Amissville News Mr and Mrs. R. C. Barkes and daughter Gloria Jean spent Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tapp. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tapp were dinner guest Sunday of-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fristoe in Front Royal. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young man of Arlington were Sunday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tapp. Mrs. Arthur Kaye *>f Arlington and Mrs. Margie Reid of Warrenton spent last Tuesday evening with Miss Virginia Tapp. • . % A Beal Deal’ ' A Demonstrator Low Mileage / Big Saving! ;> CLORE . WILLIAMS PONTIAC CO Phone 9000 Cal p«p«r Ve. JB| A »-oT-. flCIN AMOW 19 |ew*b in hand soma cast dnsi|n. A aalua-pricad gift! •34” (ton cum 19 jswal accuracy! Modam casa design. Matediif sapaation band. *39iS ,-Ww «k> Pad. Ta» C. ROY JONES . JEWELER Culpeper, Va. Mn. R. B. Newman is in we Fauquier County. Hospital Warrenton where she underwent serges. ' ■.'] Mr. and Mrs. David and children spent! last Monday evening with Mr. Martins mother in Washington, D. C. " f. Miss Virginia Tapp spent last Tuesday afternoon with Mr. anil Mrs. Ennis Coons and Mrs. Lawierance Creg. Leon Hade ley spent Monday night with his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hacklcy. . j Mrs. Graham Hackles and daughter and Mrs. Charles Green spent last Friday ^afternoon i« Winchester. Mrs. Fate Graves and daughter in-laws spent last Thursday iiji Charlottesville. j , Mr. and Mrs. Courtney an<jl daughter of New-Jersey spehy last weekend with Mrs. Court)eny’s mothr Mrs. Kay Boggs. Mrs. Vernan Beach and Mrsi. Stuart of near Manassas spent last Wednesday morning with Miss Virginia T*PP- f ' FATHER'S DAY | COME IN ' 1 And See Our MANY GIFTS RAMSEY HARDWARE INC. 221 EAST MAIN ST. X' _ . _ » ELECTRIC COOKING IS CLEANER. EASIER— NO SMOKE. NO SOOT SEE THE NEW RANOES NOW AT TOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERS AMD THE NORTHERN VIRGINIA POWER CO.