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Armssville Firemen closed a most successful carnival Saturday night after a four night stand, in spite of the very cool weather.

Prizes awarded in Thursday’s night parade are; best appearing fire apparatus over 500 gpm, Clinton, Md.; under 500 gpm, Navy-Vale; best appearing fire company and men West Lanham Hills, Md.; coming longest distance. West Lar> ham Hills, Md.; oldest fire apparatus, Washington, Va.; best appearing and equipped rescue squad, Fredericksburg second, Chantilly; best band, Harpers Ferry High School,

Best majorettes, Gainesville Firettes; second, Marsh all Steppettes; soloma jorette Bobby Lawrence; best civic float, Amissville Home Demonstration Club; comic floa^ Chester Gap Hillbillies; commercial float, Coca-Cola; best marching unit, Yorkshire Junior Firemen; Ladies Auxiliary, Strasburg; second, Navy-Vale. Mrs. p laugher of Falls Church was awarded the grand prize, a 64 Valiant. Jesse L. Walther of Amissville received the television and Mrs Settle of Woodbridge, the tran sister radio. Mrs. Braxton James, Viewtown and Mrs Annie Cooke, Amissville, each ‘received a set of luggage and Connie Athey of Front Royal 'was given the c 1 o c k-r a d i o. Charlie Compton, Amissville got a $25 Savings Bond.

Other prizes went to J. A.

Woodville H. D. Club See* Flower Arranging

Members and friends of th< Woodville Home Demonstration Club enjoyed a very love" ly and fragrant demonstra tion on Flower Arrangement 1 at the home of Mrs. Amo _ Butler on Thursday, Augus “ 13. The demonstration wa, given by Mrs. W. R. William’ son and was thoroughly appreciated by the followinj members and guests who wers present: Mrs. C. B. Johnson Mrs. B. G. Titchenell, Miss Mattie Rector, Mrs. James Falls, Mrs. R. G. Quaintancs Mrs. Sam Barber, Miss Doris Daugherty, Mrs. Patty Creel Mrs. Maude Miller, Mrs.Bras ley Patterson and the hostess, Mrs. Butler, who served delicious refreshments following the demonstration.

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