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Congress retirees, the Stambaugh sisters, who have given so much direction to our Library you should drop by meet them-they will also introduce you to some fine books Then there is Mrs. Patzig whose untiring labors during the Winter brought many more books to the shelves ready to borrow. There are many •others too, ^chiefly our num'ber one volunteer, Mrs. Miller.' All these are contributing something fine, something permanent, something necessary, and something this County will be very proud of when the word finally gets out that we have a library service for all our people. We are all in the debt of these generous ones. Should we ask, what can each one of us, parent, teacher, farmer, business man, child, do to further their efforts to serve? Only one thing-USE THE LIBRARY FACILITIES. That will make this 1964 National Library Week really meaningful here in Rappahannock. Wednesday p. m. and Saturday mornings are "OPEN” times.
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