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30 YEARS AGO

November 9,1961

Sunday’s rising temperatures

81 degrees, brought out hikers, picnickers, short sleeves and bare feet. Wednesday afternoon told a different story. Cold winds swept flurries of snow around and merchants stocks of anti-freeze were depleted. Baldwin’s Grocery sold completely out and and Mr. Baldwin said he had none left for his own car. Folks were shivering and complaining, but not doing a thing about the weather.

The Rappahannock Hunt met at Jackson Hill, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce, Saturday for the second scheduled hunt of the season. Twelve riders took to the field. The unseasonably warm weather was not conductive to good hunting. Mrs. Bruce and her house guest, Mrs. Iva

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