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Efforts were doubled and so were donations when the American Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Rappahannock County Friday. A total of 44 citizens presented themselves to give blood and 41 were accepted. Only three were rejected. This is almost double the donations at the last visit of the mobile unit in May of this year when 23 pints of blood were given.

The Bloodmobile was set up at Trinity Episcopal parish hall at 10 a. m. and stayed until 4 p. m. Those who presented themselves for donations were: from Washington Va.—T. C. Lea, Jr., Miss Mary Miller Wood, Charles B. Palmer, Mrs. Sally H. Lea, Charles A. Jenkins, Mrs. Julia E. Boddie, Charles H. Freeman, Thurman Whorton, Milton C. Gore, (Gid Brown Hollow), Mrs. Mary N. Wood, Mrs. Vlroinia R P.IrmH

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