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'4ii ‘ Afternoon' callers of Mn. L.C. Quaintance SunAy were Press Pulliam, Mr. end Mrs. H. B. Wood, Mr. end Mrs. Lee Thornton, end Lee in, end Jack Brown. ^ Ut
Mn. Jenny Armentrout is improving after being confined to her bed with mumps. | Mn. Carroll Menefee, “who spent several days last week with her sister Mn. Griffin Durant in Culpeper, returned to her home , in Sperryville Sunday evening.
Richard Johnson was a recent
Hill at Rixeyville.
Mrs. Charlie Smith entertained the Amissville Home Demonstration Club last Wednesday.
C. B. Johnson and R. M. Johnson were business visiton in Charlottesville on Monday.- . —
H.~B. Wood, Jr., was a Charlottesville visitor oh Friday.
Press Pulliam, of Culpeper, was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. " H. B. Wood on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wood and Mn. Z. H. Sealock were supper - '' • guests on Sunday of Mrs. C. H. H. Branch.
Mr. Corbin, of Maryland spent the week end with his parentsMr. and Mrs.’ Clark Corbin. •
Jimmy Johnson returned to his ' classes in Medical School at University of Virginia on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Johnson were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mason were Sunday dinner guests of *Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson. ' • r
Mrs. E. J. Singleton, and her daughter and grandson. Mrs. Harry Mundy and Billie Mundy, who* were over-night guests on Thursday of Mrs. Emma Head, in — Charlottesville, were accompanied home by Mrs. Flora Herndon for a two week’s visit. Sunday guests in the Singleton home were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Matthews and their three children, Tonita, Gleijn' Matthews, Jr., and Michael, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stephens, of Alexandria. V
Elmer Jenkins has been sick at his home at AmissViTle.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Anderson had &s their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fell and. Children, Ann and Randy, and Wood Sisk of Baltimore. Little Ann Foil will remain for a visit of about two weieiks witi» aunt add uncle Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. - Gordon'Jenkins, who is in the .Navy, is spending several days with hia mother Mrs. Virginia Jen5. kina. ''ri v " '“~5
Among tho~e from' Amissville. visiting Mrs. Kate Crane last week at the University of Va. hospital were were William Bywaters, '■ Mrs. Annie Latham, Miss Jennie . Luttrell, Mrs. Mary Hill, Mrs. — Melton, Mrs. Will Latham, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Latham, Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Sliger. " Mr. and Mrs. P. Lee Thornton, P. Lee, HI, Miss Betty Meade and James Thornton -visited Mrs. Lee Thornton in Culpeper on Sunday.' Mrs. Thornton, who has been quite sick,'is very much improved.
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