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Mrs. Lucille Green of Washington, D. C. and Baltimore is spending her vacation with Miss Mildred Timbers.
Members of the Bethlehem Church wish to thank their friends for helpng to make their All Day Union a success arl Mrs. Lillie Hughes for he delicious lunch.
Week-end guests of Mrs. Hattie Jackson were her son and daughter*, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, T^ney and Freddie Jackson of Burke.
Jimmy Mathews of Burke is on an extended visit to his grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Jackson.
Guests of Mrs. Robert E. Gordon on Tuesday were Mrs. Stella Flesh- * man, Miss Virginia Carter, and Miss Peace, teachers from George Washington Carver High School.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. • Jordan were her three daughters, Miss Ellen Jordan and her fiance, Archie Linch of Washington, D. C.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jordan were Mrs. Peerman of Ohio, Rev and Mrs. Harry Brodks of Front Royal and Mrs. Harold Thompson and family from Strasburg.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Nannie Starks celebrated the birthday anniversaries^ of two of her grandchildren, Alfred Bridgett and Coleman Starks. Their guests were Ted and Charlotte Barber Janett and Marie Baily, Frances and Shirley Gatewood, Billy and Ann Freeman, Margaret Flecher, Gloria TBf'SRt, Jiunous "Carter, Eouemma Fletcher, Josephine and Arthur Bridgett and Charles Hunter.
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dade were her sister, Mrs. Henry King and neice, Helen of Kingsville, West Virginia, Robert Walters and John Talbert of Charles Town, West Virginia.
Mrs. Blanche Fletcher spent Monday in Washington, D. C.
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