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COLLISION AT
AMISSVILLE
Monday August 18th one mile east of Amissvillc was the seen: of a two car collision, one operated by Clarence M. Good of Stanley and the other by William Lather Da Ice of H iskefl, Tenn. Both cars Were headingf west when a small dog ran in front of the Good cat causing him to stop. The car drivthe
Good car. The Good cat ran up the bank on. the right hand side of-the road and turned over. There was slight damage to the front of Dakes car. Leo Dell a passenger in the Good car received slight injuries. Mrs. John Franklin Roy owner of the car driven by Dake was treated for slight cuts bruises ’ and shock. Both were treated on the scene pfi;.thc accidenL by-ths f Rappahannock Rescue Squad! and allowed to continue on there Way.
Trooper W. A- Btmtin, Investigating officer. J * . ' ■■ . ' . ■ iG' . . ' Lions Hold Meeting
The Lions club of Rappahannock County met Wednesday, ' August 13tb for dinner at Guy’s Twenty members present and two guests, A. H. Spillman’ of the Farm Bureau and Woodrow Turner of Luray, who works with the department of education in rehabilitation who was the guest speaker. The Lions meet every second and fourth Wednesdays in the month. ’
METHODIST SPONSOR BAKE SALE ;
The Washington VI e t h o d i s t Church will sponsor a bake sale. Saturday, August JOth. at Lea’s Store. All members are asked to contact Mrs. Jack Petty and list their donations of pies, cakes, mils. Candies or any heme made foods en bv Drake ran into thecri
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