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Mrs. Leslie Fox Keyser of, Front Royal has accepted the gen-; eral chairmanship of the 1961 j Christmas Seal jdrive with Warren' H. Goolsby serving as co-chair- j man. The campaign, which is spon-! sored by the IWarren-Rappahannock-Clarke Tuberculosis Association, will opefl on November 13 and run through December.
“Plans for the annual seal campaign are well! under way,” said
Mrs. Keyser, ‘jand 1 am sure the campaign will fee a success because the men,' women and children of the three counties are deeply concerned about thp tuberculosis problem in this arela. Funds that citizens voluntarily, and in the privacy of their own homes, contribute for Christmas jSeals do much to help prevent TB and to bring those who have it to the care of physicians, thus resulting in a remarkable savirig of lives. The Warren-RappaHannock-Clarke TB Association, located at 8 East Jackson Street in Front Royal with Mrs. Gladys H- Lewis as Executive Director, dorks constantly to protect us from! this disease and to safeguard our children now and in the future. Christmas gives each of us an opportunity to support this program by contributing for, and making ijse of, Christmas Seals”. • ■
A stuffing ifarty was held in Rappahannock County on. October 29 under the leadership of Chi Sigma and twA others are scheduled soon. Mrsl Carlisle Huffman and Mrs. Joseph Settle were in charge of the o«fe at the Red Cross Office in Berrjrville November 6 and another will be held today at;
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