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•orto’ like not mixing bnsineee end pleasure. I once heard a fellow say: 'while I’m working, leave the play out; but when I’m off oh a pleasure trip, don’t include business errands; I don’t like ’em mixed up. His insinuation was that work was work and play was play, aiid “never the twain” should meet —but that, also, like the personality and business combination, 1 is pretty hard to stick to as a set 1 rule.
I County News Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jenkins and daughter, Janet of Frederick, Maryland spent the weekend with Mrs. Ida Jenldtcr. ■ ' ' ■ r"
Mrs. Annie Gore Bruce, who has been the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, * Mr. and Mrs. H b. Blankenbaker in Madison, is now at “Jackson Hill,” the home of her sonl and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I Jack Bruce. Dianne Bruce, who has been housed with chrckenpox, is re1 covered sufficiently to return to kindergarten in Front*Royal on Mon- ’ I day.
I Mrs. Anna Sisk, son-in-law and son, Vernon Fell and Wood Sisk of Baltimore were week-end guests of i Mrs. Sisk’s son and daughter-in-law, I Mr. and Mrs. Carson Anderson. | Little Ann Fell, who has been spending a month with her aunt, Mrs. Anderson, returned with her father on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Arkins had as their dinner pests on Sunday Rev. R. H. Scroggins. _ " ----T——
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