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Business Flourishing In* Amissville
Business is flourishing on the corner of Main and Culpeper “Streets'’ in Amissville.
Nelson Burner has recently opened the barbershop and has hours all day Saturday. Beside the creamer) which for some time has been in dpetatjbn in the building owned by Airs; A. C. Latham, a furniture store run by Wesley Woodward and Douglas Settle, an electrician and plumber occupies the upper floor of the building.
Garden Club To Meet
Hie Rappahannock Ci a r d e n Club will meet Wednesday, January 27 at Evergreen, the home of Mrs. George H. Davis, Jr. at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. B. H. Patterson is the chairman of the program, Lonal Wild flowers. ITte exhibit for the meeting will be evergreens accented bv artificial flowers.
• Given Safe Driving Award
Lester Yates has received a Safe Driver Award from the United States Post C)ffice for 20 years of safe driving while serving in Rappahannock County .Wsv-Yural mail carrier.
Fifty Year Mason
frank W. Spalding of Flint Hill has just received a gold dues card and a pin designating him a> a fifty-year member pf the Masonic fraternity. Metropolitan. Lodge. No. 860 of Chicago, Illinois.
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