Included in the clippings of Mrs. Frank Jones were

Included in the clippings of Mrs. Frank Jones were many histories of the old S9mes of .the county.

There have been numerous re. guests that old records be reprint* ed in order to preserve some, and that the county readers now may learn of some of the history of the county which may be lost if it is not bsought afresh to memory.

* * * BLUE RIDGE GUIDE OCTOBER 23, 1913

Dr. E. R. Browning and C. G. , Reid returned home from Washington, D.C., Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Keyser of Luray and Mrs. Jack^Tapp spent Monday with relatives in Amissvilltf.

(adv.) P. S. Green, professional barber. I have recently opened up a First Class Barber Shop for white customers only, in the town of Washington, andi am prepared to do all kinds of first class work pertaining to bar* bering. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a call at my shop one door north of post office: P. S. Green.

(adv.) For Rent. We> offer our* Store Building for rent beginning January 1, 1914. Interested parties are respectfully invited to call and inspect. H. L. Menefee, Sperryville. — -—

* * ¥ BLUE RIDGE GUIDE . SEPTEMBER 9, 1932

The Ladies Missionary Society of the Washington Baptist church met at the church September 6, with the president Mrs. J. Frank Jones in the chair. The subject was “Entrusted with the Gospel." Scripture yr&s recited by Billie and Mary Campbell and Mary Racer.

Mrs. Enid Chelf Gaskins of Washington and Robert E. Coughlan of Baltimore were married Monday, September 5, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moffett.

Francis Cary has returned home " from Kodiak Islnd, Alaska, where he was with Dr. Hdlicka in a search for signs of pre-historic life.

Arthur Miller, Joe Reid, Edwin Eastham, William Williams, Jake Keyser, and William Mariow attended the Warrenton Horse Show Wednesday and Thursday.

Mrs. F. R. Slaughter, Misses Mary Ashby Slaugnter, Polly Slaughter and Mrs. J. W. Price were Front Royal visitors a few days ago.