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Attendance was slightly improved when the Red Cross Bloodmobile unit visited Rappahannock County Monday. Those presenting themselves totaled 36 and came from all areas of the county.
Donors included Mrs. Jean Alther, -N«wbiU Miller, Rev. William Hargett, Mrs. Gladys Havstad, Mrs. Stanley Reynolds, Mrs. Mary N. Wood, Mrs. Mary C. Parrish, Mrs. Marta Tholand, Mrs. NLiry M. Payne, Bernard Dkhlgren, Mrs. Mary G. Hudson. Mrs. Mary R. Miller, and Clifford Woodard, jr.
Also attending were Mrs. Mary Jamieson, Mrs. Sarah Latham. Jake Smoot, Jr., Mrs. Mary Jordon, Stanley Magee, W. D, Bywaters, E. M. Jones, Mrs. Margaret Jenkins, Mrs. Edith Wigington, Calvin B. Racer, Ennis Jenkins, Mrs. Carol Miller, and R V. Snead.
Book Fair at
Rappahannock Elem
The Rappahannock County Elementary School will sponsor a student Book Pair from Monday, Nov. 16 to FYiday, Nov. 20. Students will be able to browse and place orders for books to be delivered in approximately two weeks. They will be on display in the Library and will include attractive new books from many publishers in popular price ranges. All students, parents and visitors are invited to attend the Book Fair. The profits earned will be used to purchase new books for the School library.
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