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rngjon,. N. C. and on Sunday at*
tended services in St- Stephens Episcopal Church where Rev. W. T. Waterhouse is rector. It will be remembered by the people of Rappahannock that Rev. Waterhouse was a former pastor in Bromfield "Parish. Mrs. Sealock Schwartz will return
Saturday night.;
rs. Fred Schaefer entertained
iall group of schoolmates for
and Miss
to Sperrydaughter,
Susan on Friday
ing, who celebrajted her ninth birthday. The guests invited for suhper and a theatre party were Kay Johnston, Lilliafl Reeve, Ann Davis and Diane Bruce. lHariy Trescott, who has been attending the Virginia State Police Training School in Richmond for the past three months, has completed his course and returned to his position as Radio Dispatcher
iCulpeper on Sunday.
Mrs. Silas G. Bruce, who has
:n visiting relatives in Front Royal for the past two weeks, has returned to the home of her sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Jilts- C. Ennis Brown. | Mi9s Ruby Dwyer, who has a position in Washington, D. C., pame Friday night'for a week-end Visit with her patents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M| Dwyer, at their home in the country. j . j Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Chaptnan were Mr. and Mrs. D. V.j Chapman, Jr. 4nd Mrs. Fannie Kendall Mitchell Additional dinner! guests in the Chapman home Were Rev. and Mrs.iH. G. Thach. Later in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman went to Richmond with their son and daughter-in-law for a Week's visit. Mrs, W. W. Sealock elf Falls Church was a guest for several days last week of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman. ' •} j Mrs. F. D. Ooffey and son left op Sunday with Pfc. Coffey, who Was here for the' week end, for Virginia Beach, where they will
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