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and bags of potato chips to everyone present. Then, Mr.| and Mrs. Merritt Greeley were! surprised with a token of appreciation for their interest in the [growth of Chester Gap. Mr. Gjreeley was given a handsome leather wallet and a beautiful hammered silver “lazy susan’” tray was presented to the two of them. j j
Mrs. Buster Mills- vyjll be a house guest of Mrs. Garfield Williams this week. i
Mr. Cary Williams,i Mr. and Mrs. Sam North and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Williams attended a church meeting in Warrjehton, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Harris of Norfolk, Va., ■ spent last week-end with Mr. a,ni Mrs. Buster Mills.
A fire that broke out i 1 the mid' die of the night, completely destroyed the home of Mrs. Dalla Mills. Mrs, Mills is now staying at the Miller Williams residence.
Mrs. Edward Morris; had to be in the hospital for a few days. Her arm was operated olh because of a carbuncle, but she is fine now.
The Citizen’s Association of Chester Gap are deeply grateful to the Reverend Cornish lj jof the Buckton Presbyterian Church for
lending them curtains t» juse in their Christmas pageant.
Mrs. Arthur M. Hahn Returned from Washington, D. her brother-in-law and si: te ■, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. Greeley, for a visit. The Greeley’s Washington for a few
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Miss Margaret Williams, is now living in Front Royal, and Mrs. Marv Jean Campbell visited over the week-end their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williams.
Mrs. Laura Williams returned Friday from Laurel, Md., where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Eva Merson. j
A small chimney fire brokp out
Willast week at the Bradley; Hams’. It was extinguished by the family, without damage to the house.
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