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Marlanr Clatferbuck celebrated bis birthday anniversary Sunday and had as his | guests. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cldtterbuck and son of Boyce, Va., Mr. and Mrs. H H. Clatterbuckj the Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Good son and Kim.
Miss Hilda Brown of Boston, Charles Shuler Sof Elk ton, Miss Joanna Corsack and T. E» Anderson of Washington, D. C. were Sunday evening duests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Geptry. Mrs, W.C. Gentry of Huntersville, W; Va., is spending some (time at her home in Flint Hill.
Mrs. Wilmer Jones and Bradley of Front urday with Miss
ibby
Royal spent SatAddie
Boyd.
Mrs. Frank Staulding hat returned to work after a week of illness. Her son, lobert Maskie of University of Richmond spept the week end at horn?.
Mrs. G. W. sowers taught a group of ladies n the rudimentsof tailoring at the first lesson of the course at the home of MrsA. D. Goodson Friday evening. The would-be .ailors measured and planned foi their garments and Mrs. Powers brought them up to date on the m< st popular colors and lines for Sp-ing. Suits, coats and wool dresses are being constructed bv the class. The next session will be held at the Fire
Hall Saturday atj 1 P. M. when the actual cuttint will take place.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wall of Front Royal ajid Mrs. John. Moore visited M'. and Mrs. Walter Krause Sunda r.
Mr. and Mrs. fith and children and Miss Ad die day guests of Mr Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. lev and children
Heywood Grif,of
Front Royal
Boyd were Sunand
Mrs. Louis
Clarence Smedand
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foglf of Front Royal were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lillard Fridavj evening.
Mrs. Addie Kjrvser of Washington and JimmM RiW Am.ssville were visitors in the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. Moffett Pullen
^Mrs! Derting and Mrs, G. W.
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