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with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. in Winston.
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Leon Bailey spent the wtek end it his home here. Mrs. Bailey accompanied him to his position Monday momng. ' * ; jStephen
Bailey celebrated his sixth birthday Tuesday. ! Among those who attended the Shenandoah V.F.W. Parade in Shenandoah, Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Edward jClark, Miss Alice Mae Coughlin and friend of Washington, D. C., Charlie Jenkins, J. W- Cjatterbuck, Jimmy Wayland, Charles Scroggins, Frank Huff, f Reid Payne, Henry Hudson, George Jenkins, and Mr. and Mrs. jBruce Bowie. They enjoyed dinner [at the Jenkins Restaurant jn Stanley and attended the Luray Fair enroute
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Mrs. John Barber, Jr. returned home Sunday evening from a 2 week’s visit with her parents in Maryland. Mr. Barber motored to Maryland Friday evening; and spent the week end with hia| family there, before returning j with them to Washington. Guests over the Labor; Day holiday of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Anderson and son, Edward,; were Mrs. Jack Sisk and children:!Mrs. Doris McCanless, Mr. and;Mrs. Vernon Fell and children, \ Ann and Randy, Wood H. Sisk, Charles H. Sisk, all of Baltimore and Miss Grade Anderson of Sperryville. ; - ■ \
Sunday dinner guests of the Reverend John R. Frizzell and family at The Rectory were! Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller, j Miss Louise Miller and Miss Louise O’Bannon.
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