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SperryvtUe News mond, that Miss Dwyjqr bombed Mr. and and daughters, and Sue, Mr. Wood, Mr. Piehler and and Mrs. Lee and D; and Gordon O. Jones ojf Si Sunday. M at Mrs. Many week, remi f ned Maryland 4hd Mrs. W. Wednesday Mrs. D. M. Dwyer has recently received^ 'vire from ber daughter,Miss Artn E wyer, a missionary in Gaza, tpat she is safe. Word was receivrd earlier, from Richthe hospital in which works had been Mr$. Robert E. Many Rachael, Mildred and Mrs. George at d Mrs. John A. daughter, Ginda, Mr. Pete Huff and sons, vid, Mrs. Kitty Huff Hatvkins of Washington, D. C. visited their brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. •. a fid Mrs. Piehler, who have b<en guests of Mr. and vy Hill the past over night in returned to their home in Fjoch<$ter, N. Y, Monday. '! ML! Returning she n Washington, D. C. Culpeper for slipper with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mrs. Holmes her for dinner Sunday at the Lee Highway Hot Wood. Miss Ms Mrs. John A. Frank Jones, M 1, Mrs. F. D. ry Miller Wood, Keyser, Mrs. J. ■s. Lewis J. Turner, Miss Carolyn Gates Turner, Mr. and Mrs. and the Rev. Jo in Divers. Mrs. Annie B spending some time with her irt-law and daughter, Mr. days this week of son. at five tables of R. E. Wood, M Jr., Mrs. Cv H. ler, Mrs. John nis Regan, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs, ver Spring, Md. on i * Fletcher spent stopped over in Gibson. Hall had with W. C. Campbell uce who has been sonand

Mrs.' Russell Si windier of Brentwood, Md. wa$ a guest several Mrs. J. B. JohnMrs. Z. H. Sealock was hostess 3 ridge at the Red Cross party in tile Auditorium on* Thursday night. Those playing were Mrs. H. ». Winfrey, Mrs* ■s. G E. Johnson, H. Branch, MreFred Schaefer, Mrs. D. Lyle Mil]>avis, Mrs. Den31. G. Quaintancd Mrs. George Tavlor, Mrs. P. Lee Holmes Hall, Mrs. J. P. Sn< ad, Mr& L. J.

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