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An unusually heavy entry forecasts a full program for the Rappahannock Races, March 6, at Thornton Hill Farm, two miles south of Sperpyville on Route 522. Schooling over the regular race course will go on until Friday, March 5. “The course, says Oliver Durant, Race Chairman, “is in the best condition that has been achieved in years." However.no schooling will be allowed on the Pair Race course, it will be announced the day of the Races, and may be walked by the contestants. 1 Pair entries received todate are -- From Rappahannock area; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meades; Mrs. Oscar Lindgren and Col. John G. Carney; J. A. B. Dahlgren and Jeb Carney. F rom Casanova Hunt: Thomas Beach, Jr. and Jack Richer, Jr. From the Fairfax Hunt: Miss Diana Canney and Miss Ann Brady; Miss Laura Kahn and Ronnie Beard. From Old Dominion Hounds: Whitold Kuncewicz and Mike Pearson. From the Bull Run Hunt: Miss
Attends Printers’ Meeting
Mrs. Sarah Latham, editor of the Rappahannock News,attended a meeting Saturday of the Virginia State Printers Association held at the John i Marshall Hotel, Richmond. At the meeting the latest in print ing equipment and papers were displayed. Accompanying Mrs. Latham were Angus M. Green, John M. Barber, Carl Schumacher, Dallas Smithson and Marshall Nicholson of the Orange Printing Corp., Orange, Virginia.
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