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L.J. GROVES of Fairfax received the side of beef given away by the Amissville Ladies Auxiliary in conjunction with the annual carnival held there August 13-16. Many other items were given away, as ioi'ows:
C.W. Allison Sr., won a clock; Joan Burke, ice crusher; Dora Clatterbuck, coffeemaker; Linda James, cookware; all are of Amissville; Myra Hitt, Irma Holmes of Amissville and Buddy Bywaters of Flint Hill, all received kerosene lamps; Edwhrd Hackley; Amissville, kitchen set.
Sonny Williams, Amissville and Ann Bywaters, Flint Hill got a small carpet; Donna Compton, Rixeyville, tool kit; B.F. Pickett, silver dish; Eddie R. Hitt, a pin; Carl James, spice set; all are of Amissville; Lorena Settle, Alice Hitt, Charles Dodson, Amissville, Doris Stover, Warrenton and H.E. Gray, Marshall, all received games.
J.R. Settle, Castieton, toaster; Joan Blackwell, Marshall, lamp; Juanita Smith, Arlington, doll; Franklin Sanger, Warrenton, ash tray; James H. Settle, Castieton, candle holder; mug tree, Dixie Dodson; picture, Bill Settle, Rixeyville, a flower set.
William Ramey, Warrenton and Larry Hackley, Amissville, each received a stuffed animal; Esther
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