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C. Pawley’s. Mrs. Ed Kemper spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bertha Riley. * / Mrs. Jennie Smith, M Woodward, Mrs. Bertha Ri Mrs. Graham Hackley,' Mrs. C. Zinn and Miss Virginia Tapp were recent guests of Mrs. Carroll Weaver. Mrs. Arthur Foster is suffering with a virus pneumonia. Mrs. Charles Green was in Front Royal Friday, having her back treated.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walter and Authur Foster were recent Front Royal visitors. * I
Miss Virginia Tapp entertained at a card party Thursday evening. Among those playing were: Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mfs. Bertha Riley, Mrs. Bernard Weaver, Mrs. Nelson Corbin and Miss Irva Poe. j
Jerry and Aubrey Curtis were recent guests of. relatives in Warrenton.
Mrs. John Poe and Mrs. Nelson Corbin were guests Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. Alma Nethers.
Mrs. Bertha Riley" spent la^g Tuesday afternoon with Misses Garland, Lucille, and Mariojn Riley.
G. M. Wood has opened the store formerly owned by A. C. Latham, for business. I
Mrs. At C. Walker and children of Rhoadsville, were recenjt dinner guests of Mis. Ethel Cooesey.
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Jack Smith, Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mrs. Nelson Corbin and Mnj. Bertha Riley Spent last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bessit Riley in Warrenton. '
HOMEMAKERS ITEMS
Good grooming should apply to a home as well as to a person, says Miss Ruth Jamison, house specialist at VPI.
She points out that it will take all hands (father, mother andj children) only about five minutesj to “groom” the living room evening, so there should never cause for apologies should drop in.
Organize your family and give good house-grooming a try. The
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