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Mr. and Mr*. James Timbers and daughters, Marjorie and DeJoria, and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Timbers visited Mr. and Mrs. Henxy Timbers on Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Bailer, Miss Ruth ■ Carter, Raymond and Ctyu-les Brown, -Roy and Ray Jackson, and Robert Bailey spent Tuesday in Luray.
Miss Irene Butler of WashingIon, D. C„ spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Butler. at Sperryville. v
Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Betty T W "Bridge* chrildnro wf -WcsiiogaE ^°|>» "• C., and a dumber of -friends from Front Royal visited . *Mr.- »nd Mrs. WiUiam Cliffen on Tuesdoy. Mr. Cliffen celebrated hi? 94th birthday anniversary on July 4. _ Sunday guests at Washington Baptist church were Mr. and Mrs. Emett Meade of Cleveland, O., Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Phillips, Mrs. Maude Roper and Jarett Banks ' of Charleston, W. Va., Mr. nad Mrs. Rust Ay lor and daughter of Sperryville, Willie and Carol Brown of Flint Hill, Mrs. Dorothy Wade Porter nad Mrs. Mary Robertson and Mrs. Lnndora of Culpeper, Mrs. Faqiiie Scott, Mrs. Fannie Coleman, and Miss Maxis Jackson of Norman, Rev. and Mrs. Smith Timbers, Rev. and Mrs. Covington, Rev. and Mrs) M. C. McCloud, and Mrs. Mary Carter of Washington, D. C., add Jesse Pollard of Arlington. . £■; 3s#;, -3
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