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friends. Those accompanying her back were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oliver, Miss Hanah Jennings and Mr. Oliver’s mother, all of Philadelphia. They returned home on Sunday.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Webster Fletcher and Mrs. Louise Fletcher w^re Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher and family, Persie Dade and Mrs. Julia White all of Philadelphia, Pa.
KVG Crew Organized
Realizing the ravaging destruction of a forest fire and the urgent need of having available person? to supress such fires during the work day, vocational agriculture students in high schools throughout the state are organized into KVG Crews. (Keep Virginia Green). The two major requirements for membership are: (1) sailed parental consent, and (2) applicant must have reached his fifteenth birthday.
Following specific instructions from Forest Fire Wardens of the area, the NFA Chapter at Carver Regional High School recently organized its KVG Crew for 1%061. The following members were chosen: Culpeper County, Mancil Clark, Alfred Jackson, James Roy Johnson, finger Lee, James Smith and David Ferguson.
Madison County. James Arrington, George E. Banks, Clarke Carpenter, Jr., John Carter, Mac Arthur Frye. Elmer Goodall. Ray Goodall, Norman Jasper, Charles Taylor, Cooper Turner and Richard Frye.
Orange County, William Glen. Randolph Finks, James Graves, and John L. Lewis.
Rappahannock County, Carl Edward Frye.
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