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Amissville Troop 50 Visit in Washington D.C.
A group of Boy Scouts of Amissville Troop No. SOwere in Washington, D. C. last Wednesday on a sightseeing tour. They were James String fellow, Johnny Woodward, Walter Spicer, Junior Pullen, and Warren Beebe, and were accompanied by the Rev. Chaslee Kindred, Scoutmaster. Points visited included the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial and Smith - isonian Institute.
night on Route 211, two miles e ast of Amissville. Mrs. Gar net Spellman of Amissville sustained contusions and abra si ons and Mary S w a i n of Manassas received lacerations of the knee and minor contusions and abrasions.According to a report filed by Trooper R. W. Mitchell, they we re passengers in a car operated by Melvin E. SpellI man. They were taken to Faujquier
Hospital, Warrenton by Amissville Rescue Squad.
James Williams, a passenger in a car driven by Thomas ’ Willi,ams of Amissville, rec reived a lacerated elbow, but w'as not hospitalized.
Thomas Williams was cl aarged with reckless drlvin g, according to the record. HI s auto was considered a total lot is a nd damage to the car opt ?rate*d by Spellman wasestl ma ted at $400. It was owned by Car ton Construction Co.
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