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t-: ■ H.D. Fall Planning Meeting

The fall phu 117 tn?rt:n« 0!' the Trtwntj’* f-fbtre* cihbs^M in Washington. V’au. Augi. t26.

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11c of"the tfvft: ■'Dept'r* - rtnent1p? Healtlrwr^^ctfty^’j-Rar ~ pajiannipk is oap' which lias the? highest <frath rate in the State. Mr. P?lk has beer, assigned to these counties on a special project of “teaching safety” in every manner possible.

Rummage Sale Nets $98.73

The Ladies Auxiliary 11 the Washington Fire Company cleared $98.73 at the rummage sale last weekend. Mrs. R. L. Cheatham, Mrs. Wade H. Massie, Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth DeBergh, Mrs. J. W. Critzer and Miss Mary Miller Wood were the sales ladies. If vou have not brought in your d^ lation of sale articles. PLEASE di <0 at once. The sales will continue to* the end of September.

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