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MILLS
Mr. and Mrk Rost J. Judd of Chevy Chase, Md., Mrs. Robert C. Duncan, Mrs. Merritt L. Smith of Washington, D. C. and Mrs. Robert J. poyd of Maryville,
Tennessee, visaed Mr. and Mrs. George Thornhill on Monday.
Rev. Clem Vyalteis, Irving Sul* livan, Joseph
ere dinner guests of Mr. I and Mrs. C M. Ramey on Sunday.
The weekend work project of
the Arthur Courts at Hawthorn# House went speedily ahead whert a helping hand jwas given by Chief Petty Officer ind Mrs. Matthew Cobert and tfcrir son Archie of Norfolk who spent the week end with the Cobefts.
Mr. and Mfs. Douglas Mullen and children, Daniel, David and Dedise of Nokesville spent Saturday evening iirith the G. S. Fenders. Mrs. Charles Foushie and fon, Steve are spending a few days with Mrs. Fousnie’s: grandmother, Mis. Nora Jenkins, j
Mr. Scott Duke and daughter Mrs. George Weaver of Salem, Mrs. H. T. Airis of Roanoke, and J. N. Hunter pf Natural Bridge visited Mrs. Z. W. Reese ind Mrs. Jennie Miller on Thursday. TTiey also visited Miss Lizzie Miller at the Baptist Home. Mias Eda Finks wai a Sunday evening taller in the Miller home.
Rev. Clem Walters was a Wednesday evening dinner guest of
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