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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rector of Marshall and Mjrs. George Elam of Hume, spent {last Thursday with Mrs. Bertie Campbell and Mrs. Elsie Cropp|
Miss Virginia Tapp spent last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j Bernard Weaver. i:
Mrs. Louie Smith has returned 1 home from the War ronton Hospital, where she has been for some time.
John Roman retur led to his home in New Briton, Conn., after spending the week-end it the farm of Dr. Della Ledende :ker.
Mrs. Elsie Cropp spent last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Graham Hack ley.
Mrs. Charles Greet called to see Mr. and Mrs. Flick lin Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Callie James oF Warrentpn, spent last Thun day night with Mrs. Richie Colv n. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hi Mauck of Front Royal and Lim< ton, spent last Sunday afternoon j with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie MoS.
John Roman of NeW Briton, Conn., Roman Candano of Baltimore, Md., Dr. Della l^edendecker, Miss Virginia Tapp, Miss Irene Dullnig, and Mri Johnson, motored to Luray last! Saturday and visited the Caverns. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Char|ie Compton spent last Friday afternoon in Fredericksburg.
The Rev. A. C. Walker has accepted a pastorate ill Rhoadsville, and with his fami y, moved last Monday. ^ j
Edward Tapp motored to Washington, D.C. Monday, he was there, to have his ankle treated.
Miss Virginia Tapp spent last Monday afternoon wih Mrs. Robert E. Lee in Jeffers*inton. *! The young people <jf Little Fork Charge gave a sapper at the Amissville Fire Hall 'last Friday night, it was enjoyed by alt Ralph Esters was taken to the University of Virginia ^Hospital last Monday for an operation.
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