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30 Years Ago
Thursday, Dec. 11, 1969
.The Amissville Homemakers Club, ‘originally established in 1932, has been reorganized twice since that time. Except for brief periods, this club has been one of the most active an the county. Mrs. A.C. Latham -Sr., Mrs. J.L. Walter and Mrs. S.W. Riley have been charter members of this group with each inception.
“The Rappahannock Lions Club will .sell fruit cakes and brooms in a door ^to door canvas on Dec. 13 in the ■ afternoon. Anyone who wishes to buy either or both may contact any .Lion member and your purchases ;~will be delivered to you. At an election meeting held Dec. 1 of the Castleton Community Volunteer Fire Department, the following ‘.members were elected and will serve as next years’s officers: President, Richard Settle; Vice president, Charles Gasch; Secretary, Ray • Scott; Treasurer, Johfi W. Settle;
Chief, Earl Jenkin^f Assistant ;Chief, Vincent Edwards; Captain, Charles Hitt and Lieutenant, Gordon Scudder. ~PFC Michael E. Welch, 20, son of ;JMr. and Mrs. E.J. (Chicken) Welch of Flint Hill entered the Army on April 2, 1969, received his ’ basic training at Fort Benning, Ga., ‘ has been stationed at Fort Bliss, ’ Texas with the motor pool since ' June. This will be his first • Christmas away from home. ; In an advertisement Quail Call Farm was advertising hundreds of t Christmas trees for $2, $3 and $5 ■ and ranging in height from five to
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