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“We want to help our neighbors across the line”. That wa* the opinion expressed by members of the Washington, Va. Baptist Church as they voted unamiously to help Warren. County in the present school crisis. / Mrs. W.-C. Campbell, a member of the church, said that they voted last Thursday night to let j£k third grade of Rappahannock County High School use their educational building for classes. This 'Mrs. Campbell said, would make a room available at the high school for use by former Warren County High School students.
Mrs. E. M. Jones^ the Rappahannock Board, made the request to the church after being authorized to. do so by the entire school board of that county at a meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. Jones said that the Rappahannock county school board had authorized and directed the principal of Rappahannock High to make any arrangements he could to take as many Warren County students as possible.
Registration was held Tuesday October 21 at. the school. ~
Campbell said thqt^Atmoving the third grade inurthe educational building of the church it would make-room at the school for approximately 25 to 35 students. The Rappahannock school is a combined elementary and high school, she said. *
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