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Clubs Have

Vea For Graduates

jj Friday, June 9th, the Home Demo'^tr-rion Clubs of the county entertained the Senior Class and teachers of Rappahannock County Ijigh School with a tea at the parish House in Washington. [ The table was decorated with pink and white roses, and- other decorations carried out these colors which were the class colors.

Mrs. D. 0. Miller persided at thie punch bowl. Those in the receiving line were the County H. .Pj Federation officers: Mrs. E. IH. \ chplson, Mrs. Walter Saunders arid Mrs. Paul Miller.

plub officers attend'nr? were: airs. D. D. Miller, Mrs. Frank Cajiy, Mrs. John Woodward. Mrs. Wallace Critzer and Miss Nellie Johnson.

Auxiliary Sponsors Party

At the last regular meeting of the! Flint Hill Ladies Auxiliary to rhe Fire Company, it was decided to sponsor a party to be held Juhr 3rd from 7:30 to 10 p.m. for rhcifj young people of Rnppahan nock County. Thete t will be plenty of games to play and dancfor

everyone. A small fee of

cents will be charged for admission and food and soft drinks will be sold.

table cloth made by Miss Alma Ricketts of Flint Hill and giveln to the auxiliary will be given away at the close of the party. mg ten

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