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“Close-ups”
The closeup photo for the issue of the Rappahannock News published December 26 was the stylus (arm and needle) of a phonograph or record player. Charles W. Smoot Jr. of Washington will receive a free subscription for his entry which was drawn from those received. Others to correctly identify the object were Landra D. Silvey, Gregory Van Nostrand, R. K. Hrebik, Robert H. Jenkins Sr., Jennie M. Jenkins. Try this one. Bring or mail entries to the Rappahannock News, Box 38, Washington, Va. 22747.
The Closeup of a Lifesaver which appeared in the December 19 issue of the Rappahannock News was identified by a number of readers. The name drawn from the entries was David M. Stalker Jr. of Amissville who will receive a free year’s subscription. Others to correctly name the object were Martif Knighting, Jessie Miller Turner, Landra Silvey, Judy Atkins, Eva iflnith, John Jeffries, Clifton Clark, Robert Jenkins Sr., John and Elizabeth Freeman, Jeff Jenkins, Natalie Swindler, Edward Carroll, Mrs. Jennie Jenkins, Mrs. Ruth Clark, Bobby Frazier, Richard Fitzek, Bruce Clark, Mrs. Ott Baker, Dajiiel Norman, Carolyn Woodward and Mrs. Cecil Banks.
Weather blamed
for mishaps
96.6%