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•Mr. and Mrs. Wardna Eurie of Blacksburg and little daughter returned home Monday after spending the week with her parents, Mt. and Mrs. A. W. Yowell,
On Sunday Mrs. B. R. Cox, Mrs. ' George H. Davis, Jr., and children, and Mrs. E. W. Brown visited Mrs. Della Godwin, who is ill at - her home in Gordonsville. ' . . Mrs. 3. G. Revercomb won the \aweepstakes in the flower department Friday at the Madison County-Fair.
■ Mrs. Harry Gallihugh and son, Donnie, spent. the week end in Suffolk with Dr, and Mrs. Kaufman and family. ^ „
Johnson r (Continued from page l.) v * 24:30) I Another striking atribute was the freedom from cliques, or the “Diotrephese” spirit. No striving for prestige or place disrupted the harmony of the Family fellowship. -■ > ... ~ To all the "In-laws,” and the “out-laws” who had hopes of becoming “in-laws” was extended the glad hand of welcome. So .much hospitality existed that the atmosphere -£ see ill e d enlarged with the spirit of good-will, that must express itself in the hymns that were sung just before partingT'and the humble repetition of the prayer that Jesus taught His disciples. ' ' ■ *
And .thus ended the first reunion of the Johnson Family on the top of old Red Oak Mountain. Tho Family Tree Thanks .he to God for the familv
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