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R,C.H.S.News
Pupil participation made the assembly of Wednesday. November 12, particularly interesting. Mrs. B. R. Cox directed the patriotic program, vriiich she opened with greetings arid remarks about “Togetherness”. After die audience sang “The Star-Spangled Banner md gave the flag salute, Jansco Clatf recited a ftig poem. “Our Flags in fsntomiihr” was presented by the third grade with Kay Petty as Betsy Rosa and £an> Ecker as Miss America Miss Ltirena Zinn made a talk on making the flag. After singing! "America”, tho pupile enjoyed a movie, “The Voyage of the Mayflower II”, shown by Charles Palmer; agriculture instructor^ v -J
y on Friday,
beneficial to
id the patrons who _ _ wete seventy-five pa rent-teacher confcretices held that day. The H^me Economic* department served refreshments to the visitors- - 'f « • •
Roy Jenkins of the R.C.H.S. faculty, was taken to the University of Virginia Hospital on Friday suffering from a severs attack of asthma. He remains very ill with special nurses in charge of die sickroom. Rev. A D. Goodson substituted for hime Thursday, November 13, and Mrs. W. F. Moffett, Jr. is teaching for him this week. Thirty members! of die Rappahannock Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America attended
Skits were presented by each' of the Daughter of the Stars Federation meeting at he Clark County The Vi November the teachers came.
High School held — - 15. “F.H.A.’ers Afi Teenage Con sumers’’ was die thane pf the proon
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given by Annie gram. .Devotions were Dodson, a member of the Rappahannock Chapter, i Following -this the business session was held.
Mns. Blackwell Davis bowed the club how to make some beautiful Christmas arrangements.
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