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Mim J*um Vivian Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Woodward of Amissville have announced the engagement of their daughter, Jeanne Vivian, to Irving Edward Sisk, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Edward Sisk of Washington.
The marriage will take place in Forest Grove Baptist church at Viewtown.
RECORDS OF
FORMER DAYS IN
RAPPAHANNOCK
By Emily B. Miller
This week in “Records of By Gone Days,” we are using the “Tattler,” lent us by Mrs. Curtis Campbell. This paper was published in the latter part of the 1930’s by Mary Campbell, now Mrs. John Paulson of Hampton; Frances Miller, now Mrs. John Wood, of Danville; Jackie and Kit Price, Billy Campbell, Louise Miller and Dave Miller.
Washington, Va., Saturday, December 3, 1938—
Mr. B. R. Cox has informed us he is opening a shop to fix anything from baby carriages to a “broken heart.” ; * Mrs. Bob Massie and Bobbie spent Thursday in Front Royal. They both visited the dentist and while “Amoo” took care of Bobbie, Mrs. Massie got a permanent.
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