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Marriage

Licenses

Riley Cubbison Sample. Culpeper, and Eva Marie Jenkins. Washington.

James Michael Atkins, Washington. and Sarah Susan Baldwin Jenkins, Washington.

John Henry Woodward. Castlelon. and I’cggv Andrews Sutphin. Sperryville.

Ralph Leaman Wetherin g t o n , C h e s a p e a k e . and Cheryl Lynn Smith. Washington.

William Henry Longmire, Chester Gap. and Kathy Sue Williams. Chester Gap.

Donald Duncan Hall. Amissville and Dorothy Marie Reams, Amissville.

Did You

Know?

According to the 1980 census figures, of the 8.043 residents ot Rappahannock County, 867 are estimated to be disabled — physically handicapped, deaf, blind, mentally disabled, health impaired, or mentally ill. The Rappahannock Associated Problem Solvers (RAPS) wishes all a Merry Christmas and may the New Year find those who are handicapped and those who are not giving a helping hand to each other. For more information on RAPS, call 675-3329.

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