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WASHINGTON
Mr. and Mrs.
(UtniM ft f lift Week)
ik v. Merrill returned to their home here Tuesday after spending several days in Roanoke where they attended the annual meeting of Agricultural Engineers. The Merrill’s were met there by Ur. Merrill’s brother, Earl Merrill, of C eveland, Ohio* who represented the Republic
Steel Company, ofj Cleveland, at the meeting. ,
During their su y in Roanoke, they visited V.P.I and attended the dedication of Jeits Hall. Returning, they' isited Natural Bridge. | ^ i
Mr. and Mrs. T hunnan Woodard, Mr. and Mist; Jonnie Swairt and Mis* Frances jLeake of Warden ton and Mrs, Hackley of Amissville were c iner guests of Miss Nellie Atk ns and Mrs., Ethel Tyner.
Mr*. Betsey Hai rell and daughter, Mrs. Rhode f ullen had with {hem on Sunday i *r dinner, Elder and Mrs. Rolert Keyser of Luray, Elder and Mrs. W. G. Esses of Whitetowr, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and family of Hagerstown, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clattefbuck of Alexandria,
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