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Pm*,*, >h Dulaney and hi* daughter, Minn France* IhiUuey, were Rev. A. I*. Thompson, Mr. and Mr#. Carlton Dulaney, Mr*. II. Hoffman and "»n, l.awroitce, Willie Dulaney, i»n>l Mr*. Rosa Burton.
Mr. and Mr#. R. E. Wood, Miss Ed a Kinks, and Mrs. Mary Duanev were dinner guests Tuesday if Miss Eunice Maddox at Cul>eper.
J. H. Filling, who has been 11 at his home at Woodville, is nuch improved. He was a vihitor n Washington on Monday.
Mrs. C. H. Fog* and Miss Mary Updike spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Kibler.
Miss Mary Stark and Miss Dollie Hite and Mrs. Lily Barber were visitors Sunday afternoon it the C. W. Hawkins home.
Mrs. Frances Shober and child■en, Ronnie and Joe, were Cul>eper visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burke of Culpeper visited Mr. and Mrs. A1-" ‘ oert Burke on Sunday.
Mrs. Carl ElkinB of ^fabb is spending sometime with Miss Arizona and" George Elkins.
R. M. Johnson was a visitor in Culpeper on Monday. , Mrs. Holmes Hall visited in the J. H. Filling home at Woodville on Sunday afternoon.
Sheriff J. M. Lillard spent Thursday in Richmond on business.
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