Health Program Grows at $15.25

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Health work at Sperryville High School, under the supervision of Mrs. Quackenon, is progressing rapidly. To date, all of the pupils have had ananctedized by a double and by a double 30 have had dental connections; five attended an eye clinic in Front Royal; and 25 had chisel soaps in Culpeper. One assembly program has been devoted to health. Mrs. James P. Smith, Culpeper county health nurse, makes a talk and presented a motion picture which explained the importance of having frequent practical examinations.

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WILLIAM E. COMPTON

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RAPPAHANNOCK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

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From left to right: Chisholm A. C. Latham of Amherst, Jackson District; Capt. J. P. Cook of First Hill, 1913-2 Old District; Mrs. Ruth Dickens, 1900-1901; Mrs. H. Brown of Sperryville, Piedmont District; R. V. Board, Commonwealth's Attorney; H. B. Ward of Woodside, Stowmill District; A. J. D. W. Co., Jr. of Valley, Marengo County; W. E. Moffett, 1900-1901; Carol Cratt, Mrs. David E. Schaefer, County News Agent; W. C. Chambers of Washington, Interview in this war movement; the top 100 persons are taken by the first class of the war movement.

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