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Rappahannock Panthers and the Pantherettes scored two exciting victories over Osbourne High Thursday night at Sperryville.
The Panthers took the lead from the beginning and maintained the steady pace throughout ttho gone to bring the final score to 83 for Rappahannock. against Osbournes 56.
Buddy Devers was high scorer with 23 points and Sonny Ander- ^ son tallied 21. George Davis and Julian Brown each made 10, with Butch Browning and William Settle 2 points each.
The Pantherettes romped to victory with a 46 to 32 final score. Carolyn Turner was credited with 31 of these points and Peggy Burke 6, Betty Jean Settle 5, Jean Lillard and Marjorie Jenkins 2 each.
Poor sportsmanship was displayed by the visiting team and a foul was called on the Osbourne coach for remarks from the sideline.
FLINT HILL AUXILIARY
TO HAVE SALE
AND BANQUET
The Womans’ Auxiliary to the Fire Company of Flint Hill met ‘ Monday evening at the fire house. A motion was made and carried to have a white elephant and food saje • on Saturday, February 14, at the ifire house from 10 a.m» un-, til 12 noon. The members request that all donations be brought to the hall bj^ 9 a.m. on the morning of he sale. It was also decided to entertain’ the firemen and their friends- at a banquet in March. Mrs. M. R. Bradford, Jr., president, presided at the meeting.
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