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SPRING PROGRAM
The first spring Information and Entertainment program will be given at the Rappahannock Library on May 3, 1971, at 8:00 p.m. The speaker will be Lt. Gen. Daniel Noce, (USA Ret.), a Rappahannock resident. Elsewhere in this issue you will find a news announcement which gives the highlights of the General’s distinguished career. Most persons of accomplishment will readily admit that chance plays some part in the shaping of a career. Yet the individual must be ready when the opportunity offers. General Noce attributes his “readiness" to his love of books and curiosity about many fields. His career is vivid proof of the opportunity which America offers to any boy or girl who desires to reach the top in his field and will work for it. NEW BOOKS
Something in Disguise, by Elizabeth Jane Howard - A novel with a theme similar to Jane Austin’s “Pride and Prejudice,” but reflecting the results of Sigmund Freud, the Industrial Revolution, and the Pill on English manners and mores. Miss Howard examines in this, her fifth novel, the social and emotional devices by which success and happiness are constantly pursued, by a variety of characters. According to one critic: “Caviar - not codfish.” Superior Person, by Kenneth Rose - Subtitled “A Portrait of1 Curzon and his Circle in late Victorian England,” this is the story of George Nathaniel Curzon, Viceroy of India before he was forty years old. It is also a superb
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