rs ham Mrs. T. S Baskervill spent some me with her son. Leslie Pugh, in Cha”lottesville last week Pugh, of Laurens, S. C . was studying for a week at the textile technology in stitute While away. Mrs. Basker vill visited friends in Waynesboro and the Rev. Frank Hartman at Heffner's Nursing Home in Staun ton . Mr.>4. Stanley McKay, Miss Myrna !, y Jordan and Lloyd McKay visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tribble in South Boston Sunday. Mrs. F. O. McQuarry spent .Sun day afternoon with her daughter, M s Howard Huskey, and Mr. Hus key in Richmond. Mr. and M s. John Quarles, and son, of Richmond, called on the Dupvvs Saturday. Mrs. Spencer Entertains Mrs. Don Spencer was hostess to ■te Home Demonstration club Fri day. Recent guests of Mrs. Stanley Mc Kay were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pol 18’d, M s. Grayden Pollard, of Keys ville. Mrs. Annie Pollard, of New Jersey, Mrs. Evelyn Lark, and Mrs. Shirley Reynolds, talked on safe driving.
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