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By Ed More snow today! When I left Washington last night, the ground was'covered but by the time I got to Amissville there wa< none. How, ever, it did start just a bit later.
* • • • The highway crew was really on the alert with the first flake of the snow. After goofing so badly the last one (and Rappahannock roads were treacherous) they did not fool around with this one.
• • • • Mr. Wade H. Massie, Jr. was in the News Office Tuesday. He was shivering and had that faraway look in his eye—watch out, Florida!
* • • • .ft As I passed the home ec room at RCHS the other day, I noticed the novel Christmas door decoration someone had made. There were silver bells -hanging from red ribbons 'nestled in running pine or some other green. Upon closer -inspection, I realized the bells were made from the tops of tin cans. Most attractive!
• • • \ The Panthers and Pantherettes were both victorious in their first district league game Friday night qt Warrenton. The referees were awful not partial at all.they just didn’t know a basket from a strike. Heard a Rappahannock lady talking to some Warrenton fans and she asked if they knew where the referees came from. A gentleman replied, “No, but we know where they ought to go!"
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I -was a few minutes late for the game but when I walked in it was surprising to see Peggy Moore, a Warrenton forward being guarded by Nancy Latham. Peggy at one time attended RCHS and she and , \ancv were bosom buddies. Peggy ‘certainly was the backbone of the Warrenton team and kidding with a spectator -f told him Peggy came from Rappahannock and we had trained her before she left.
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It you are too big to willingly do little things, you are probably too little to be trusted with big things.
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