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Applesauce nut cakes — Mrs. Clyde Lillard.
Ear rings—Mrs. Walter Krouse.
Bridge tallies—Mrs. B. J. Wood.
Chocolate nut fudge—Mrs. David Corbin.
Kitchen aprons—Mrs. John S. Browning.
Stenciled handwork—Mrs. M, E. Sliger.
Bridge tallies — Mrs. Charles Wood. , .cpmUWi IjfcnSj iiMy Gilbert;
Cookies.or cakes—Mrs. Emory Russell. * Children’s clothing—Mrs. Lewis Moore.
information on these articles) ean be obtained by contracting the individual, and orders for the cakes, cookies, and candy Will be appreciated several days in advance of the date they are needed.
Any orders will be appreciated, and the Julia Hagood Graham circle will try to see that you are pleased with your purchases.
--, 7 Birth Announcement*
Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Woodard announce the amvatmjl a sen, George Edward, Jr., in the University of Virginia hospital, Monday, August IS. Mrs. George L. Woodard, of Culpeper, is a guest this week in the home of her son-in-law and daughter.
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