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Mrs. Mary Priest of Amissville welcomed visitors and guests at the Homemakers program Monday. Many of the women wore bicentennial costumes which have been used on a number of club occasions this year.
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Christmas shopping problems? Come to the Rappahannock County Library and see what is offered in our large catalogue collection.
Why not also select a book for pleasant reading from our “new book” table, or one of the “tried and true” from the shelves?
For the younger reader we have many new things—mysteries, Margaret Clark, “Mystery horse;” Judith St. George, “The Chinese Puzzle of Shag Island”; or a horse story, Jean Doty, “The Crumb”; and Leslie Baird’s, “Tic-Tac”; or the “Biggest Riddle Book of the World” by Joseph Rosenbloom.
In the adult department such books as “Storm Warning” by Jack Higgins; Judith Guest, “Ordinary People”; “Stained Glass” by Barbara Clow; Robert Hebb, “Low Maintenance Perennials”; and “The Golden Gate” by Alistair MacLean.
There is also a small collection of jigsaw puzzles for circulation.
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