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most residents of Rappahannock County will be directly effected by . this Federal insurance system. Beginning this year all farm owners and operators , will come under social security coverage as selfemployed persons provided they have at least $400 net earnings per year. The Alexandria Social Set curity office will send a speaker who will show slides and answer questions relating to farm social security coverage. If you would be interested in 'attending such a meeting, please advise your county agent's office and yrt will be glad to arrange the meeting. In addition. We have a supply of free 'booklets on social security for farm families. You can have one for the asking. ' ■
Slate Mills News j
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brice Biggers of Holly Spring Farm drove to Washington, D. C. on Friday, taking with them their house guest, Mrs. Thomas Hawkins and son, Stevie, who arrived for a visit on Wednesday.
Miss Jean Kilby spent die week end with Miss Joyce Burke of, Boston.
Word has been received from Mrs. Harold W. Dickensheets that she and her husband will not be able to visit their Slate Mills home for some time, since Mr. Dickensheets has been confined to their apartment in Chevy Chase for the past week by an attack of “flu” and is recovering slowly. . John D. Green of Cincinnati, Ohio, was a week end guest of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Green, who entertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Green of-Culpeper. ■ . '•
Mr. and Mrs. Burras Munday, their daughter, Margaret Anne, and their granddaughter, Sharon Elaine, of Alexandria, were Saturday visitor^ of Mr. and Mrs. \George W. Thornhill of “Rag
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