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courts of Mr. and Mrs. N.K.G. Tholand.
The dual laning of U.S. 211 begins to take form as construction continues on a two-mile stretch near Massies Comer.
A two-lane section was being constructed to the east of the old, two-lane road.
The Rappahannock Youth League was entertained with a watermelon party Sunday afternoon at the close of the final baseball game for the youngsters this season.
Participating in the snack were I.R. Kirby, Thoma§ Williams and Newbill Miller.
The Missionary Ladies of the Hopewell Baptist Church of Speeryville planned to sell sandwiches at the Horseshoe Ball Diamond to benefit the building fund.
“Apache Rifles” was headlining at the Hillsdale Drive-in Theatre in Washington. The movie starred Audie Murphy. Admission was $1 per carload. Also, a cartoon was shown.
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RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS
Rappahannock Cold Storage
noted a change in the fruit industry. Apples are submerged for washing then conveyed through graders for sizing, sorting and culling.
Fruit was formerly shipped in large quantities, such as barrels and baskets.
Today, much of it is shipped in plastic bags.
Some 125,000 bushels of apples are processed by the plant’s 25 employees.
The Village Team remained in first place in the slow-pitch softball league.
Amissville remained in striking distance as the final week approaches.
Dennis B. Wingfield, president of the Rappahannock Education Association conducted a meeting of the group after a preschool conference at Warren County High School.
The news officers and committee heads were introduced.
Vice president was Mrs. Frances Lyne.
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