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*IT»e rescue squid took Mr. Charlie Hawkins to jthe University of Virginia Hospital]this morning; Lottie Burton who is a patient at the hospital is doing just fine, Irene Keyser went to see her today. . J
We are wondering if Virginia Miller has had very much company, since last Thujrsday.
Elizabeth Latham is spending this week in Culpeper, as is her sister Susan, with Louise Anderson ;Na"ncy is attending a youth eonferance in Maryland, all our help is gone. Sally is so busy cutting lawns with the new mower she won> she hasn't any time for the Rappahannock News. Oh well, it’s nice to be young.
One thing has worried us right much this summer, we can’t understand why Ray Snead has ftot been using the phone booth. What’s wrong Ray? ]
Hope we can drive down ‘to Culpeper either Thursday, Friday or Saturday. They are having bargin days, arfd they ajre real bargins from all we cad understand after collecting ads. ]
Looking from the paper office window we notice a|iples on the -crab apple treer-justJ behtfid 'tht*'
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Armed Forces News -
FORT JACKSON, S. C— "Private Gordon L. Graves, son of Mr. and Mrs.] Fiate Graves. Amissville, Va. has been assigned to Co B 2nd Bn 1st Tng Reg. at Fort Jackson for his] basic infantry training.
During his basic training, he will be taught to fire the M-l rifle. Also include^ in his training will be instruction in such subjects aK fir'st aid, personal hygitne, military' justice and physical training.
Private Thomas Eh Wayland son of Mr. and Mrs. -rishby Wayland, Washington, Va. has been assigned to Co B 2nd Bn 1st Tng Regt. at Fort Jackson for his baric infantry training.]
During his basic training, h? will be taught to fire the M-l rife. Also included in his training will be instruction in such subjects as first aid, personal hygiene, military justice and physical training.
Fort Jackson is one! of the county’s largest Infantry Training Centers and .also conducts a program of training for men under the provisions of the Reserve Forces Ac% of ‘ 1955- . ‘ i.:
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