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Amissville Auxiliary

Committees Named

Tf '*Amissville Ladies’Auxl liar> ''-Id its regular meeting on JurS 8 at the firehouse. Includecr in the business conducted was the appointment of members to the membership, finance, kitchen and carnival queen committees. They are: Kitchen; Mrs. Charlie Comp ton, chairman, Mrs. Silas MaF tin, Mrs. Hugh Riley, Mrs. Ed ward Hackley, Mrs. Willie Hackley, Mrs. Everett Smith Mrs. A. C. Latham, Mrs. Gil bert Dennis and Mrs. Braxton James. Membership; Mrs. Raymond Poe, Miss Lou Ann Phillips and Miss Mabel Glascock. Finance; Mrs. Arthur Pulleq Mrs. Paul Suter and Mrs. Ed ward Hackley. Carnival Queen; Mrs. Frank line Williams, chairman, Mr$ Everett Smith, Mrs. Arthur Pullen and Mrs. Raymond Poe, Plans for the carnival in August were discussed. New pieces of equipment to be installed in the food stand on the carnival grounds are an exhaust fan and a grill. The Auxiliary Marching Unit has participated in three pa* ades this carvival season, wirr ning first place at Remington and Culpeper. Miss Judie Poling, the 1964 Carnival Queen, is representing Amies' ville Fire Company as Honorary Chief in parades. Mrs. Dorothy Story and Mr^ Virginia Sheele were welcomed as new members to the Auxiliary. The Auxiliary will hold its July and August meetings at the fireshouse on the first Tuesday of each month instead of the second Tuesday.

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