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Sunday guests of Mrs. Will Keyser and son, Joe Dejarnctte were Dr. Joe Dejarnctte, Miss Rosen and Miss Ora Hopkins of Staunon and Mrs. Keyser’s son, Henry Keyser of Williamsburg. Mrs. Henry Keyser is staying with her mother-in-law while she is recuperating from results of an automobile accident received several weeks ago.
Mrs. Charles Booth and daughter, Miss Betty Booth will arrive by plane in New York August 5. They will visit Mrs. Booth’s mother, Mrs. John J. Miller and other relatives/ in the county for six weeks. Mrs. Booth will return to, Athens, Georgia to ijoin her husband and son, Charles. Miss Booth will attend the Holton Arms School in Washington, Eft. this session. , Miss^nh!TTiJ^lMaTtin"orJA:riitS^ville graduated from the Rockingham School of Nursing, Saturday, July 19 at 8 p.m. Among those who attended the graduation exercises which were ' held in the First Presbyterian Church were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Martin, Douglas Martin, Jr. Martin, and Doris Martin, Miss Gayle Barnes % and Jackie Barnes of Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Compton, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. .Boldridge and Mr. and .Mrs. Eddie Martfy. After; i tiireev week’s vacation, Miss Marlin' will return to Rockingham, where she l •has accepted a positioh in the hospi- '
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