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the hard-working cochairmen of the Library Bake Sale, gave “many thanks to the many good Rappahannock cooks, both male and female, who contributed their wares.”
Aleine Johnson, the other stem-winding co-chairman, added, “Literally, everything went like hot cakes... and I mean everything, including flag-waving cupcakes, ginseng cookies, upside-down cakes, all sorts of bread, even zucchini breadl Yes, and preserves, toppings, canned vegetables and dozens of fresh brown eggs.”
“Our regional committee deserves the thanks,” continued Roberta and Aleine. They were Judy Grimsley in Chester Gap and Huntly, Esther Settle in Flint Hill, Ruby Cannon in Castleton, Lydia Anderson in Amissville, Mary Clarke in Sperryville, Myrtle Falls in Woodville, and Helen Holschue in Boston. They all worked like Trojans.”
On the day of the Fourth, the co-chairmen were assisted in selling their bake wares by volunteers Lottie Aylor, Mary Jamieson and Tiny Carney. Their prop and set-up (and
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