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and their three chij(d{dn -f^fe Waynesboro were overnight guests' Saturday of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robnson Pullen. On Sunday they were supper guests of the Au'die Weavers.
Mrs. A. Brice Biggers has been visiting her husband daily in the University Hospital in Charlottes* ville where he is recovering from a' serious heart attack. ,*J, . ■; » ij
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J’.'Boyd/' Jr. and .their small son, Robbie spent the holiday week-end wjth their parents, returning Vo l^fch- »l mond Monday evening. ?
The Slate Mills Baptist Mis- v sionary Society will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Jpnnie Miller, with her sister, Miss Lizzie Miller as assistant hostess. The subject for study will be “Thailand - Along the Elephant Trail/" New officers will be installed. - *
Mrs. Robert J. Boyd will be hostess to the Slate Mills H. D. Club at their September meeting, Friday evening at 7:30 pm. hits. Powers, the agent, .will give a: demonstration on Home-Made Gifts. ■
GARDEN CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. BOYD The Rappahannock Garden Club met in the home of Mrs. Robert J. Boyd, Slate Mills, August 31. Mrs. E. M. Jones gave a talk on Probatation of Scrubbs By Airlayering and showed some English box that she had rooted using this method. .
Tish Kilby and Alee Wood talked about their stay at Nature Camp. Mrs. Charles Estes won, first prize on fruit arrangement, and Mrs. W. R. Williamson, was second prize winner. 1
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