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Sperryi'tie News
George E. (Ned). Woodard, who has been critically ill with pneumonia and complications in jhe Winchester Memorial Hospital, is said to be improving slowly. , Ned, who was a former* resident of Sperryville, is noV employed by an Insurance Co'., afid makes his home near Winchester. Mrs. Woodard and their two children are staying with her brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. j and Mrs. James A. Dodson, who with Mrs. George W. Woodard make daily visits to the hospital.
Mrs. Joseph M. Durden, who underwent a major operation in Warren Memorial Hospital, Front Royal, Thursday, is reported to be making progress toward recovery. .Elder and Mrs. Daily are still with the Durden family in Beritonville. I
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