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Max Lofton, son of Mis. Myrtle Lofton of Front Royal and a nephew of Mr. {tnd Mrs. Oscar Baldwin or Washington, has recently been promoted to the grade of Airman First Class, according to a release from Head* quarters Squadron, 731 rA Apr Base Group, New York. An accompanying letter froin G. W. Donnelly, Major USAF, highly praised Airman Lofton* *MAs you know, in the Air Force, promotions are earned by hard .work, study, and diligent application of skills. Max has accomp- * lished these requirements in a manner that is a credit to him and to you (mother), I consider him to be a fine -young airman of excellent character of whom the Air Force can be proud. He exemplifies the spirit of the youth of America who serve so admirably in the interests of our Country.” i; ___---— --- -f* ;
"Chester Gap News
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin William*, celebrated their 25th wedding an1 ftiversary 'on February 10th.
Mrs. Laura Williams, who has , been on the sick list for several weeks, is slightly better.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Greeley of Washington, D. C. spent several days visiting their son, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Greeley at their home on Salem Ave.
Mrs. William Bolt, who has | been confined to her bed with i>Iurisy, is able to be out again. ‘ S
Mr. arid Mrs. Brown Settle and children of Castleton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David -Williams and sons.
Timothy and Jimmy Williams have been confined to their home
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