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40 YEARS AGO
October 3,1968
Saturday. October 5 is the last day to register to vote in the November election. Registrars will sit all day on Saturday M%nstcml Ihstnct Registrars are Hampton Mrs. Nancy McCoy. Chester Gap; Mrs. Minnie B. Williams; J.ackson: Mrs. Lucille Riley. Stonewall Clarence Johnson. Piedmont: Mrs. Nina Brown; Hawthorne; Mrs. A. H. Buckner.
Amidst the Gvll foliage of Rappahannock County with the Blue Ridge for a back drop, the Rappahannock Hunt will sponsor a Benefit Fbshion Show and High Tba on October 11 at 3 p m., at *The Shade.* country home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul LX Summers in Washington. Virginia.
The Giles I\41 in Rappahannock has indicated a landslide ~ vote for Wallace ft*r president in the forthcoming election. The survey was unconsciously and unintentionally made at Washington Cash Store on the corner of Fbdderstack Avenue and Hams Hollow Boufovard in the county s capital, with an inventory of bubhle gum agars. Three boxes of bubble gum agars were plaid on the counter for sale, each advocating a different candidate for the office tif president. According to the focal county judge*, the Wallace cigars were an immediate sellout, whik* tin' Nixon and Humphrey cigar sales varied back and forth. At press tins*. Judge W. F. Moffett Jr., said that the number two spot was held by Nixon, in spite1 of the
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