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Mr*. Alice Clerk of Washington celebrated her 87th birthday, aiintTCiikrjr on October S.*The picture abore was taken during the summer when Mrs. Clark had her granddaughter and great-granddaughter visiting her from Mexico. Mrs. Clark is holding her little great-granddaughter, L yt d i a Alice Fuentes. Behind her is standing her daughter, Mrs. Matilda Walker, and the granddaughter, Sonora Elisabeth Fuentes.
Mrs. Clark has lived all her life in Rappahannock county, and was before her marriage a member qf the Thornton family. Mrs. Clark is up town in Washington daily for her trip to the post office. She is as famous for her cheery pleasant greetings as she is for her jokes and stories. Rem&no—-Goode Miss Lois Goode, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goode of Flint Hill, was married Sunday afternoon, October 15, to Anthony Romgno, son of Sigmhnd Romano and the late Mrs. Romano of Newt York. The double ring ceremony took place at Flint Hill Methodist church with Rev. Norman Flythe officiating. Miss Maryle Goode, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Carol Settle, Miss Marie Goode of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Maurice Walker of Arlington.
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