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browning was high scorer tor) Rappahannock with |12 points and Jonas Jenkins ran i dose second with 10 points to hi$ credit. D. Young was High naan for " 11. I Marshall with On the previous Friday night, a game also closely contested was played on our home court with Nokesville as opponents. Rappahannock edged through with a 4440
victory. Q At half-time the Panthers had a lead of eleven points only toi slack down and lct^NokesviUo close! the gap to only fourj Marshall and Nokesville were both league games, placing the Panthers in undefeated first place in the conference. James Wood gave Rappahannock a trouncing by fating a game S3 to 39 and Loudoun also defeated' the Panthers with a score of 46 to 33.
Dog License
January 31 Due Jack W. Bruce, for Rappahannock minds aU dog owners, are due by January that all owners who chased license do so i sible. Dog tags are Treasurers Office in Nursas Assoc. M acting The graduate Nun tion of District XII be held at the Winch' rial Hospital at 7:30 uary 20, 1961. All urged to attend this Two Deer Omitted In .Check had been [>og Warden County, rethat dog tags! 31 and asks have not puri soon as possold at the Washington. rses* Associameeting will ester Memop.m. on Janmembers are neeting. Two deer which checked at Payne’s Garage, but we failed to report were bagged by John R. Eastham and " ham. This brings the; county to 289. j Lewin Easttotal for the
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