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15 YEARS AGO
RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS
THE Rappahannock
News ran a Panther
Tales column in 1967 in which was featured a mysterious person each week. On the week of October 19 the mystery was a “cute sophomore who has a tendency to make rather weird noises, ranging from tiny squeaks to low moans. Could be that cheerleading has something to do with it. Also she entertains in Latin Class with her singing." By looking ahead a week, we find out that the mysterious person was Amy Palmer.
Stokes Furniture Company in Front Royal was advertising living room suites from $98.00. The suites were available in modern, contemporary, French and Italian styles.
Rappahannock County High School was conducting a magazine sales campaign. High salesman of the school was Charles Corder, second was Mary Weaver and third was Dabney Eastham.' Opposing the opening of a A.B.C. store in Washington were the members of the Amissville Baptist Church. Their resolution was contained in a letter to the editor.
Trout Drug Company in Front Royal was offering Qjsaker Maid Ironstone for 9 cents each with a $5.00 purchase from the store.
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