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necklace; Mary Priest, tea kettle; nature dome, Edie Hackley; necklace to Sharon Atkins, all of Amissville. Fred Cooke of Viewtown received a lawn chair; Linda Jolliffe, broiler-toaster to Merilee Poe; ham to Debbie Flock; china to Edward Lawrence; lamps andcaa(fleholder to Mrs. Julia Poe; wrench set, Carl James; TV trays to Margaret Stover, all of Amissville.
Joe Brown of Culpeper was given a spoon and cup holder; an iron went to April Hitt; a grill to Cindy Poe; a flower pot to Sonny Williams and plaques to Alice Hitt, all of Amissville. R. D. Hawkins of Washington received a set of glasses; Mrs. G. H. Dennis won a bracelet; K. Gollaher was given a knife set and Tony Clark, a set of bracelets. All are from Amissville.
The president of the Ladies Auxiliary expressed appreciation to all for the contributions of food, prizes, help and stqpport. Without this assistance the activities could not have been successhilly carried out □
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