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Party Chairmen And
Parties in Rapnahnnnock Cotin‘v • Republican Party chairman is T. Morgan Johnston; Vice-Chairman Charles Corder; Sec.-Tfeas. Mrs. Shelton Grimsley; Acting Sec. M^. L. V. Merrill and committee mch are L. V. Merrill, Paul Walker in Hampton District.
Jackson District: T. C. Barron, L. B. Stuart; Hawthorne, Earl Kilby and Ed Green; Piedmont, George Taylor; Wakefield Charles Corder and Aubrey North; Stonewall, Norman Grimsley- and Charles Thornhill.
The Democratic Party Chairmrn is James W. Fietcher ; Sec.Treas. is E. M. Jones. Committee men are Piedmont, P. Lee Thorn ton, Robert F. Estes, Dr. John Snead and Miss Louise Schwartz. Stonewall District members are 'Henry Wood, Robert L. Brown. Thomas Williams, arid William Yancey; Hawthorne, Dr. R. W. Quaintancc, E. W. Gore, and Harry Gallihugh; Hampton, Mrs. Callie Keyser. Wade H. Massie, Jr.. W. C. Campbell; Wakefield, Owen Sealock, H. S. Barksdale, David Corbin, and Frank Cary; Jackson, Ralph Rowzie, W. G. Eastham, Eddie J. Hitt and John. Lawrence.
Dr. Johnson Goes To
Puerto Rico
Dr. James H. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mri C. B. Johnson of Woodville, Vs., has been one of three doctors chosen at Duke Hospital in Durham, N. C. to spend ope month doing special research work in Puerto Rico.
Dr. Johnson will be accompanied by his wife and the other doctors. The party left Durham by plane Tuesday. During the absence of Dr. and Mis. Johnson, their children will visit with Mr. §nd Mrs. Johnson at their home <n Woodville.
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