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ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Jack Weaver and Mrs. Emily Revercomb entertained at bridge on Friday evening at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Priest. Their guests were. Mrs. Herbert Hash, Mrs. George Beard, M s. Harold Glascock, Miss Hilda Blown, and Clark Melhourn, Mrs. Claude Vernon, Mrs. Cyrus Willis, Miss Virpinia Coates. Mrs. Milton Grimsley, Mrs. Eldred Crews, all of Culpeper, and Mrs. Joseph H. Aylor. At the conclusion of the pame a salad course was served by the hostesses.

Hunt Fixtures

Saturday, January 28: Mt. Salem Wednesday, February 1 : Massie’s

Corner Saturday, February 4: Fletcher's

Double Gates Wednesday, February 8: Kirk

Place Saturday, Feb. 11: Fair Grounds Wednesday, Feb. 15: Laurel Mills Saturday," Feb. 18: Red Hill Wednesday, Feb. 22: John Davis Saturday, Feb. 25: Mt. Salem

Above Meets at 10 a.m.

Weather permitting

Jack DeBerph, Honorary Sec’v.

J. W. Fletcher, J. E. Keyser, Jr., Joint Masters.

“March of Dimes”

Will Close Tuesday

The “March of Dimes Drive" for the fipht against infantile paralysis ends in the county on Tuesday, January 31. All those who have not yet sent in their contributions for the campaign are requested to please do so as soon as possible.

Many of the 27,908 men, women, and children who had polio in 1J4K and thousands more in 1949 have been aided toward health through your support of the March of Dimes service, including hospital care which has been made available to each of these*’through chapters close to their hbmes.

Farm Land Prices Show

First Decline in Decade

Farm real estate prices declined 6 per cent during the year ending last November, the first drop in a decade, according to the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Despite the decline, however, farm land prices as a whole are currently still about double the 1935-39 average,

57.2%