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After a ribbon cutting ceremony a tour will be made of the building which will be conducted by the admnistrative staff.
Refreshments will be served by ^he hospital auxiliary in the dining room.
Though construction of the building is due for completion by the dedication date, several weeks more will be needed to make the million-dollar 50-bed hospital ready for occupancy, according to administrator. Frank J. DawsonOn
Monday and Tuesday, February 1 and 2 the hospital will be open to interested residents of this area foEtour and inspection. After wards it will be closed to the public while rooms and facilities are made ready for patients. The entire building must be cleaned and disinfected and it must be= stocked with food and medical supplies.
The hospital staff will consist of two surgeons, Dr. James P. Raker and Dr. LeEarle Drake, who are also staff members of the Fauquier Hospital; a Radiologist, Dr. Henry Wade Stinson who is also a staff member of Warren Memorial Hospital in Front Royal; and nine practicing physicians from Culpeper* Dr. O. K. Burnette, who is president of the medical staff, Dr. Cecil Finney, Dr. R. L. Cassidy, Dr. J. B. Jones, Dr. R. W Quaintance, Jr„ Dr. J. L. Stringfellow, Dr. D. W. Kelly, Dr. J. R. Boldridge and Dr. Granville Eastham.
Other doctors from the surrounding area are: Dr. EL H. Ashby, Remington, Dr. J.'P. Snead, Sperryville, Dr. William B. Cave, and Dr. A. E. Powell of Madison, and L. Huntley Cate of Rrightwogd.
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