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cue ami exnimuon oi tne warrenton Hunt foxhounds. ' •
Mrs. E. A. Tapp and Mr*. Annie Latham of Amissville are on ; the sick list.
Colonel and Mrs. E. W. Jtaley, ■who have been spending several months at “Ivy Cliffs” in Harris Hollow, have moved to Charlottes, ville for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Revercomb spent the week end in Arlington-' with their children. .vV*
Mrs. S. J. Clatterbuek spent. < week end in Washington, D.C., visiting her children. ^ . -
Mrs. Fisher E. Burford WHS absent from hor teaching position in Rappahannock High School on Monday. Mrs. D. D. Miller took charge of her classes. 4
Mrs. J. G. Revercomb attended* the variety show given Friday at' the home of Mrs. M. C. Broyhill, sponsored by Mrs. Nelson ReVer«omb. The show was given for the benefit of the Arlington Me—morial Baptist church. - ^ ■
Week-end guests of Mr* end Mrs. W. B. Dennis at Casdeton •were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson of Washington, D. C.
MORE PORK
PER BUSHEL OF CORN
Whether your corn crop was1 toed or bad this year. It will pay yoar to be lance year fattening rations with WATKINS HOQ MINERAL COMPOUND end BVITAMIN SUPPLEMENT for SWINE. Theso two eapplaasonts help supply minerals and vitamins missing from corn. .
If you are- short of corn this year, this fooding piece gives yon moro pounds of gain per bushel •f available com. And if yon havo plenty of corn, this program will pack more pounds of pork on ouch market hog.
V.H. KEELER
Your Watkins Dealer - ■
WASHINGTON, VJL. _ *
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