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Game Kill Shows

44 Deer, 2 Bears

Forty four deer and two bean have been cheeked in Rappahannock County through Tuesday, November 26. Ir addition to those deer and beai listed last week are the following:

Checked at Amissville by John Silvey, Jr., of Amissville a sever point buck.

Flint Hill: Herbert Foster Washington, three point; Charles Foster, Flint Hill, thirteen points Edward Jenkins, Washington eleven points; James Allsbury, jr. Flint Hill, twelve points; Wadt Settle, Flint Hill, fourteen points George Patterson, Washington two points; John Vest, Huntly nine points;

Washington check station: Johr Wilson, Alexandria, ten points Clyde Shugart, Perry Hall, Md. eight points; Ivan Hall Annandale, three points Benjamin Dodson, College Park Md., four points; James Jarrells Arlington, ten points; James Let Atkins, Washington, eight points Clyde Buraker, Front Royal eleven points; Thomas Bailey Remington, two points; Mrs Lattie Moss, Castleton, twc points;

Sperryville check station: Tirr Athim, Alexandria, six points; R Bobby Miller, Damascus, Md. nine points; Woodrow W Dodson, Bladensburg, Md., eight points; Harry Sisler, Falls Church eleven points;

Chester Gap station; Rogei Morris, Chester Gap, five point buck killed in Warren County Ronald C. Tavenner of Wheaton Md., killed a bear estimated at three hundred pounds in tht Chester Gap area.

This year’s deer kill has already surpassed that of last year. Many fine bucks have already beer taken in Rappahannock Attesting to the fine heads that are taken in Rappahannock is th< ten point Rappahannock bucl taken by Clifton Jett of Rivertor last season which placed third ii the stating game trophy contest Jett’s buck placed second ii eastern competition whicl includes all counties east of th< Blue Ridge. The deer had a Boom and Crockett score of 217 ant three sixteenths.

Revival Services at

Thornton Gap Wed.

Revival services will be held Wednesday, November 27 through Sunday, December 1 nightly at 7:30 p.m. at Thornton Gap Regular Baptist Church, Guest speaker will be Elder Ed Morgan of Ronceverte, W. Va. 1

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