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“Rappahannock County-Then and Now is tl^ theme of the July 4th exhibit which will be held at the Rappahannock Library. There will be no admission charged for the exhibit scheduled from 2 until 6 p.m. A committee composed of people from all areas of the county is busy collecting display items including articles made or used in the past and in the present. According to the committee chairman, Mrs. Mary Cleverley, many unusual and surprising
j items have turned up, and more are needed.
If you have any such things as woven goods, paintings, needlework, historical documents, wood or leather carvings, metal work, either new or old please contact a member of the collection committee whose names are listed below. Miss Judy Burtner is co-chairman of the exhibit, working with Mr. Cleverley.
Agents for collecting have been appointed in various communities and are: Flint Hill, Mrs. Barbara Gentry; Chester Gap, Mrs. Maybelle Gilkey and Mrs. Minnie Williams; Huntly, Mrs. Betty Mills Williams; Woodville, Mrs. Amos Butler, Mrs. Betty Wood and Robert L. Brown; Slate Mills, Mrs. C.M. Ramey; Washington, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Lyne; Ben Venue and Viewtown, Mrs. Quita Parrish and Mrs. Lottie Moss; Sperryville, Mrs. Ruth Pillar and
Mrs. E.N. Montague; AmissvilleJ
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