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.A. B. Beckwith, who hat been .... training at the Sampson Air Force Base in Geneva, N. Yi is home on a 14-day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckwith. ' Lewis Carter had the mis* fortune to break his , nose last Saturday. He is recovering satisfactorily and has returned to his position. .
A/3c John Barbour arrived in Oakland, California; Wednesday morning where he is preparing for . overseas duty, -
Mrs. Thomas Hunter of CulPCper has received a letter iram the Headquarters 3650th Military Training Wing Office of the Commanding General, Sampson Air Force Base, Geneva, N. Y.,‘ telling her that her son, Thomas Hunter, Jr., has been the recipient of many honors. In another tele- * gram, she was informed of Hunter’s decision to be baptized in Geneva, N. Y. in services Sunday at one o’ddck. His membership —will be sent to Woodville Church.
Miss Mary Ann Hunter of ',?■ Culpeper spent Saturday in Washington, D. C. returning to her home late Saturday.
Mr. George C. Wallace of Woodville Were in Culpeper Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter.
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C Lewis was their son, Charles B. Lewis of Washington, D.C., also Mr. Matthews. Guests pf Miss V. G. Lewis spent die evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie C Lewis. t v TA Vrat
Mr. and Mrs. .Watson Sr„ ; Mrs. Parnell, Mrs. Carpenter of Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. Totnpson, Mrs. Stokes,. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dennis- of D. C. were the gjiests on Sunday of Mr, and t -Mis. Clifford Dennis. They also attended the weddingof their
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