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Kappanannock residents have contributed nearly S900 to the Fauquier Chapter of the American Red Cross since the chapter began its annual fund drive in midMarch. This chapter also serves Rappahannock.
This is nearly S350 less than the amount contributed at the same time in last year's campaign, according to Red Cross officials in Warrenton. They attribute the slowness of contributions this year to the fact that there has been little door-to-door solicitation which was eliminated because of the high price of gasoline.
Red Cross officials hope that when people realize that no one will call on them that they will send their contributions by mail to American Red Cross. 53 South Third Street. Warrenton. Va. 22186.
Although the Red Cross
Artmobile
Here May 11
Paintings and photographs by 17 American artists will examine two major contrasting developments of the 1930s in a Virginia Museum Artmobile exhibition coming to Rappahannock County next week.
“Images of America: Impact of the Thirties” will be on view in the Armobile, located at the Rappahannock elementary school from Monday. May 11. through Thursday, May 14. The exhibitions will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
Artmobile curator Clarence Kelley says the exhibition explores the results of a conflict during the 1930s between the abstract influence of European modernism and the representational values of American painting at that time.
Works in the exhibition were drawn from The Phillips Collection in Washington, D. C. and from the Virginia Museum’s permanent collection.
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