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research as soon as possible. Information and assistance can b6 had by contacting Mr. E. M. Jones or Wm. M. Carrigan.
All members of the Society, and ill who are interested in the history of this County are Invited to participate in the . first Historical Society exhibi I tion of artifacts of every description used in development of cotton, wool and flax known to have belonged to, or used by early residence of this area Such materials as clothing, furnishings, tools, small machines, documents, papers, letters, pictures, and things
^f the household and farm providing they pretain to some phase of the textile and weaving industry. The exhibition will be held from Saturday, July 3rd, through the following week, and will be held at the Rappahannock County Library, in Washington. Wm. M. Carrigan will serve as Chairman, assisted by a large staff from the Library and from the Society. Please begin to look over your heirlooms to see what you might loan for this important exhibition. Be sure your name and address is firmly attached to each item, and marked “Loanedby--*.
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