sor. Virgil F. Laws, of Norfolk, and Mrs. Jessie Boisseau, of Colonial Heights, were week end guests of Mrs. Agnes Laws. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brush, of Ro chester, N. V.. spent several days with the Misses Blanton. They were en route to Rochester after an ex pended trip to Florida. George Lester, of Tennessee, is vls'ting his brother. R. J. Lester. Rosser Flippen Is at home and h«s ent'relv recovered from his operation. Mr. Flippen was a pa tient in a Richmond hospital for seven weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Flippen. of Ashland, spent Sunday with Phil Flippen. Among the guests at Blenheim last week were Mrs. Taylor Smith, of Charlottesville, and Mr. and Mrs. David Hourang. and daughter, of Bon Air. Wallace Garrett and Mrs. Shirley Dandridge. of Richmond, were at home Sunday. Lewis Netherland spent Saturday in Richmond.
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