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For everyone from eight to eighty there’s something special." said Mrs. James W. Fletcher, wife of Rappahannock Hunt's joint master, after the preview. "Both the suits and party dresses are just full of that imaginative, zip, zing, and color drive that we all look for when we want something very special." The Rappahannock Hunt urges its friends and neighbors to join them in viewing these outstanding clothes being brought by Lord and Taylor to Hamden Hall at Massie’s Corner, the junction of routes 211 and 522, at three o’clock on October 13, rain or shine. There will be high tea and music. Tickets may be pur chased for $3.00 from Mrs. James Massie, Amissville, Va., telephone 937-4431. They will also be available at the entrance.

Youth Group To Hike Old Rag

The Youth Group of F. T. Baptist Church, near Sperryville have scheduled a hike to Old Rag Mounta in on Saturday, October 7. Anyone who is interested is invited to meet at the church at 9 p.m. and are requested to bring their lunch.

Red Cross Fund

Drive in October

October is Fund Drive month for the American Red Cross Fauquier and Rappahannock County Chapters. Cards will be sent out soon soliciting your membership. It is imperative that the quota of $18,500 be met as the National budget has been depleted by the many disasters. Webster defines a disaster as “a sudden or unexpected misfortune - floods - fire - famine, etc.” Following a news item or newscast of a disaster, such as in the wake of the hurricane Beulah always are the heartening words, “The Red Cross moved..What would happen if the Red Cross was not there? We as fellow Americans must support this humane organization.

No one knows when and where a disaster will occur ... Give to your local organization and know the satisfaction of helping.

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