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News Among Our
Coioied Readers
An Easier pr ig- um will be held at the Hopewell churea in Sperryv. 11e fcunduy, April 'J, at 7:30 p.m. and at * p.m. Rev. Turner of Washington, it. C. will deliver a -vi m.in.
Mrs. Walter Smith, Miss Adeiiade Hatler and John Williams o! Sta union, were r ire Sunday guests oi is. Minnie iiutler.
1 lie Woman's Missionary Society met on Wednesday, March 2'J at the home of Mrs. uaylord Butler.
Mrs. Fiank Fitzhugh, Theodore Tany and Joe Andes are on the SICK list.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Matey' and Mr. and Mrs. James Fletcher of Philadelphia, Pa., visited relative.- and mends in W ashington over the week end.
Miss Ruth Carter spent Friday n Washington, D. C. She was accompanied hack home by her sister, Miss Anne Carter.
Mrs. Margaret Hunter is on the sick list.
Charles Hunter was a patient at the Front Royal Community Hospital Friday after having had the misfortune to break his ankle. He is recuperating at his home here.
Mis. Jose Clanagan, who has been spending several months in Harrisburg, Pa., returned last week to her home here.
Mrs. Ethel Dennis and son, Robert, spent several days last week m Piiiladelphai, Pa. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Edna West and daughter.
Clifford Lawson returned Sunday to his home in Harrisbcrg, Pa. after spending the past month with his mother, Mrs. Estelle Lawson at Cast’eton, while recovering lioin injuries received in an automobile wreck.
Miss Lucy Childs and Mrs. Lib Dennis attended a musical festival at the Virg.n.a State College at Petersburg Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter v Fated Mrs, Mary Coleman in W’airenton Sunday.
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