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Rappahannock News
Changes Ownership
Announcement is made this week of a change in ownership of Rappahannock News. Basil C. Burke, attorney of Madison, has sold tiie newspaper and real estate to Angus M. and R. Duff Green of Culpeper and Orange.
Ownership was effective September 1, with last week’s issue being printed at the plant of The Orange Review, in Orange. The larger size paper of this week is expected to be continued.
Mrs. Sarah Latham will continue as editor of the paper, assisted by Mrs. Dorothy C. Davis, at the same office and all business matters of newspaper and commercial printing will be handled at the local office.
The Messrs. Green are well known in Rappahannock where they have kin. Angus M. Green, a lay reader of the Episcopal Church, has held services at Trinity Church, Washington.
4-H Delegates Report On Meets
Walter B. Kilby represented Rappahannock County at the 13th Annual Leadership Conference held at Virginia beach, Aug. 16 -19. There were approximately 48 young adults and counselors representing the different sections of Virginia. The program was so planned that each attendant was able to bring out his leadership potentially and discuss his particular problems about his organizations. This was done during classes and a workshop period. Also, fun at the beach was experienced by all every morning and afternoon. Other activities such as ping pong, horseshoes, volleyball, basketball, and dancing were part of the program.
The Friday night urogram consisted of talks bv IFYE delegates from Finland and Brazil. Saturday night everyone enjoyed a moonlight cruise across the bay. .
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