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Loan Closet :
Sends Thanks
To the Editor:
The Rappahannock Convalescent1 Aid Loan Closet wishes to thank all* the folks who, despite crushing heat, thought of others and generously do-’ nated funds to us on July 4th. Spe-" cial thanks must go to the business’ contributors of prizes for our raffle.' Rare Finds, Washington House ofReproductions, Rush River, CabiiV Fever, Longwood Nursery, Sperry-'* ville Emporium, Faith Mountain, ■ (’lore Furniture, Washington Co-opand Baldwins Store.
Winners of those gifts were Betty Butin, Mitzi Young, Marie1 Davis, Cucie Baldwin, Dan Lewis; and John Ralph of Washington;Peggy Clarke, Flint Hill; Betty1 Estes, Sperryville; Mrs. E.J. Par-1* rish and Margaret Oj’Halloran of1 Viewtown. Clarke Goldstein, Rock-" ville and Helen Pratt on Fredericksburg. *'
Once again, many thanks for helping us to get the necessary conJ valescent equipment we need to* carry on. :
The Volunteers of the RCALCT
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