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WASHINGTON
Tommy Janet dt Wasb'ngldti, D. C. spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his uncle and aunt Mr. and-Mrs. George Wood.
Miss Myrla Ann Updike was a Saturday guest of MlsS Edna , Yates Schaeffer. ' Mrs. John M. Barber, Mist Sally Ann Barber, of Culpeper, and Miss Margaret Compton were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mrs. John M. Barber Jr. and family. *
l*. J. i'urrte# returned home Monday following a hospitalise*' tion at University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesvillle.
Mies Louise Miller spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller spent Saturday in Charlottesville visiting relatives;
Hanson Keyser and family spent the weekend with relatives in the county.
Mrs. Essie Estes has been confined to her home due to illness.
The Post Office building in Washington is quickly materializing, with good weather muling upon the workers. V Saturday evening, Mr. and Wade H. Massie Jr. and son Tom were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. >R. E. Wood.
Guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Gilbert Updike during'the Thanksgiving holidays were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ramey and Miss Maybell t Lamb of Slate Mills, Mrs. A. J* Bfady, Mrs. Robert Wisecarver and son Jimmy, of Kemstown, and and Mr. and Mrs. Don Metz of Arlington.
James F. Massie is still engaged
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