Harrison.

Harrison.

A Sperryville industry of which I few people are aware is the barrell factory owned and operated by Mr. Homey Atkins. Mr. Atkins* plant is one of the most exten. sive and best equipped in this section and has an annual output of forty to fifty thousand apple b barrells all of which are sold to ! local growers. ,

Thursday, March 13, 1930

Married March 27th, 1930, in Hagerstown, Maryland, Mr. Irving Sisk and Miss Eunice Whorton, both of this county, k Mrs. Annie Keyser will celebrate her 87th birthday tomorrow" (Friday).'Those expected from j. a distance include Dr. and Mrs. } Robert L. Keyser of Baltimore, Mrs. C. H. Keyser and Miss I Frankie Keyser of Washington, D. C. and Mr. Jos. W. Keyser' of Front Royal.

Rev. Francis Allison will give illustrated lecture in Trinity Episcopal church here every Friday night during Lent. r Mr. and Mrs. James H. Fletcher had as their dinner guests on k Sunday, Mrs. Lizzie Dulaney, Mr. and Mrs. Rapiey Shackleford and son, and Rev. and Mrs. P. H. — Chelf and son, Billy. -—.Miss

Jessie Brown is spending - the week in Washington, D. C.

November 7, 1933 _The toxoid clinic has proven to. be quite a success. Over sixty children are being inoculated for life for diptheria, as the State Board of Health sent two doses to be given; the other dose will be given the first of December.

Hon. W. T. Yancey was in Richmond Saturday and attended the dinner given by Gov. Pollard *0 to the surviving members of the Constitutional Convention. - Mr. Walker Bennett is so far the champion turnip raiser of the county, the one he brought to this office weighing 8 lbs. 6 ozs.

Friday, June 14, 1935

Master Carroll Menefee Jr. celebrated his 9th anniversary of his birth Friday. The following friends and playmates were His guests: “Tooey” Atkins, Mary • Barnes Sealock, Ann Brown, Margaret Hudson, J. T. Hudson', Winfield' Hudson, Buck and Bob Lewis. , /