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RAPPAHANNOCK GARDEN . CLUB TO MEET
. The Rappahannock Garden club will meet Wednesday, January 81, • at the home of Mrs. L. J. Kilby, Bperryville, at 2 p.m. Mrs. J. G. , ReVercomb, chairman of the pro^ gram, will apeak on the eare antfci culture of house plants, and preparing hot beds. The exhibits to be judged at this meeting will be arrangements made of dried ■-•flowers.' - ' /
..R1XEYV1LLE H.D. CLUB
.The Rigeyville H.D. Club met at the home of Mrs. Charles A. - Clevenger in Amissville on Tues- day. This was an all-day meeting ' and the demonstration on “Etching Aluminum Trays,” was given by Miss Annie Laurie Bywaters And Mrs. Clevenger. .
j, Mr. and Mrs. Maurioe O’Banntm were week-end .guests, of friends* in Richmond. - t
Mr. and Mrs; George EL Davis, Jr„ Mary Norman, George, HI,and Dorothy Taylor Davis, were guests Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. George Davis, at their home in Wiarrcpton.
Mss. Gr-H. Smith, Mrs. Charlie Smith and Mrs* A. C. Latham at- . tended the W.M.U. meeting in Culpeper lasc Thursday. ,
F. R. Armentrout, who has been ill sfor thy; "past three weeks, is s improving. Visitors of Mr. Armentrodt last fjriday were his brother and sister, C. L. Armentrout and Mrs. Elnora Schornaker, of Washington, p.C. On Sunday he Was visited by many friends and relatiyeih_.-i^i;' a...# r
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. 'Courtney, of Washington, were Sunday visit-* I ofiTbfA^ Courtney ;pt;Castl*-T ton. “ •
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