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March—4 Drusn, k. aingieton, Sperryville; 9 brush Paul Nicholson, Nethers Mills; 19, brush, at Mrs. J. M. Dennis, Scrabble and Mr. Hitt, Estes; 25, scrap lumber, C. E. Brown, Sperryville. . April—- 7, brush, Rappahannock Co-op., Sperryville; 9, trash, Miss Billy Schwartz, Sperryville; 15, field, Jim Rector, Boston; 23, chimney, Mt. Vernon Farm, Sperryville; 27, chimney, Du ton YDwell, Peflla Mills and truck, Rappahannock Co-op., Sperryvile.
June—29, field, Lynwood Frye, Woodville.
July—29, hay bam, C. E. Johnson, Jr., Sperryville; 30, horse bam, Leon T. Greenaway, Washington.
October—1, garage, at Netus Brown, Sperryville; 13, truck, on Route 522-211, Sperryville; 17, tenant houses I. O. Wolf farm, Hawlin; 23, house, William Carter, Washington f 28, tenant house James W. Fletcher farm, Sperryville.
November—3, house, Andy Aylor, lEjtlan; 4, chimney, Fannie Jackson, Sperryville; 8, chimney, Mrs. Mary Weakley, Nethers Mills; 22, house, Mrs. JjGeorge Browning, Flint Hill; 27, chimney E. A. Weakley, Nethers Mills.
December—10, chimney, Frank Atkins, Sperryville.
Hike Scheduled
For Sunday
The Rappahannock H i k i rt g Club will hike the White Oak Canyon trail on Sunday January 31. The group will meet at the Sperryville Elementary School* at 11:3Q a.m. and proceed from there.
It is a longer hike thantfhe last one, so bring your lunch with you. Dress according to the weather. Anyone wishing to join the hikers may do so.
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