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Christening Services
Dierdre Munro, 5-months-old daughter of Major and Mrs. Mar* tin Monro of Mont Elery Farm, Castleton, was christened by Dr.? W. G. Pendelton in Trinity Episcopal church, Bromfield Pariah, Washington, on Saturday, Septem>i-ber 29. . ■ *■ * ■ ■ .?■ I The baby wore a long gown previously used at the christening of her grandfatehr in 1872 and " subsequently at the ceremonies - for both her god-father and her father. \ Present at the ceremony were [ the baby's sister and brother, Georgia and Guy Standish.
The god-father and uncle, Kenneth Munro, who is passing through the United States on his - return to Hong Kong, China, was in attendance; while Mrs. E. L Woodyard of Washington, D.C., represented the two good-mothers, sisters of Major Martin Munro,. Who are resident in England. Also present at the church were Mrs. Pendleton, Captain E. L. Woodyard, U.S.N., newly returned from commanding the heavy . cruiser U.S.S. Rochester in Ko• rean waters; Masters Edward and Stewart Woodyard, and Mr. and Mrs. Bolling iR. Powell, Jr., jof ...Vienna,
On returning from the church, the party was joined at Mont Elery for a small reception by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Grimble of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Parrish of Norfolk, Isaac Parrisfr of Estes, Major Nigel Noble of the Black Wach Regiment, British Army, and Mrs. Noble and their sons, Alex and Alastair.
£_ _if • ■ • OPPORTUNITY SHOP CLOSES
Mrs. Emily B. Miller’s “Opportunity Shop” in Washington closedi out of business Saturday, September 29. Mrs. Miller began selling out that morning and closed up with an auction sale at night. r* ; , --ifPo»t
245 To Hold Meeting
*i Post No. 245 of the American • Legion wall hold a meeting Monday, October 8, at 8 p.m. at the V.F.W. hall in Sperryville.
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