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Verner returned to Montrose Monday, after spending the week end with his family. ,
Col. and Mrs. B. P. Miller were visitors in Washington, D.C., Tuesday. Wednesday Col. and Mrs. Miller visited relatives in Louisa and Orange.
Misses Dorothy and Viola Williams of Huntly were in Washington, D. C., Sunday. They were accompanied home by Malcolm Jackson and John Scott, of Washington, D. C., who returned to the city later in 'the evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Guy Burke en-. tertained Sunday in honor .of Clyde Jenkins’ birthday, having as their guests, Mrs. Arthur Edmonds and daughters of Front Royal, Misses Dorothy and Becky Edmonds, Mrs. Jim Lillard, and Little Richard Burke.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Weakley and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallihugh had as their guests Sunday, Mrs. Mae Aylor, Mrs. Elisabeth Aylor, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pettit, Hill Pettit and Miss Rose Mary Goemley of Washington, D.C., and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Judd of Luray.
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Jenkins were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Deal and son of Peola Mills, Joe Corbin and Mr. and Mrs. Ivon Jenkins of Washington, D.C., also Cecelia Luter of Savage, Md.
Mrs. Jenny Miller and sister, . Miss E. Miller, Mrs. Lillie Fisher of Slate Mills and Mrs. Bertha Reese of Lorton, were guests of Mrs. Eda Finks last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Revercomb— joined their childSrn^oh Suftday at'' Fairfax for a picnic lunch.
Mrs. Edith Hackley spent Tuesday morning in Warrenton.
Miss Dorothy Jenkins spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Deal of Peola Mills.
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