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Viewtown, made a contribution, The Amissville Baptist Church took collections two Sundays. Previously, funds and clothing were given through the Amissville Methodist Church. Other churches giving food, clothing or funds were the Church of Christ, the Church of the Nazarene, the Seventh Day Adventist, all of Culpeper. From an U.S. Army Post near Baltimore came the offer of three bunk beds. Jobs Daughters and the Masonic Order were represented. Store managers and individuals personally brought new clothing, bed linen and other necessities.
To secure housing for the Pettie family of nine is their pressing need. Building a home seems to be the most practical solution so at checkpoints at T.C. Barron’s Tire Service in Culpeper, and
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