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Richmond Road

Mr. and Mrs. VV. j G. Eastham had with them for dinner on

Sunday,] Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Massie jr., Tom Massici and Mrs. Elizabetii DeBergh. ; |

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Sperryville News ;■

lev. and Mis. A. Paul

their small j daughter,

es of Fork Union and

Mrs. Jack Brown and

The Thom Ann Mr. anc son of 1/eesburg, spent the week' end wit: i Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brown.

Mr. aid Mrs. glairy!Brubaker of Luray, Mrs. ii L] Tates and daughter* were dinner guests on Thursday of Eld. and Mrs. J.

Daily. On Wednesda^ Eld. and

Mrs. Dsjily were guests of Mrs. Mary Bmbaker in Luray .

id. Mrs. David V. Chaptmai

l heir grandson! Van Chapi'and

Mrs. Fannie K. Mitjguests

over

*nd Mrsi

H. Daily!

Mr.

njr, manual chell of Richmond were the week end of Mr. D. V. Chapman.

Elder juid Mrs.! J.

were dinner guests on | Saturday] of Mrs. Alice Jones in Front Royal enroute to Bentonville where they were overnight Mr. and Mrs. Pelham Morrison. On Sunday they were dinner guests of their sin-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. thjirden.

Mrs. Thomas J. Pillar left on Sunday for a two weeks Stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. W. Morrow in Norfolk.

Miss Joyce Fulmer and Miss Nancy Ramsey of Norfolk who are classmates of Miss Peggy Pillar at Madison College were i|veek end guests of Miss Pillar’s parents, wjcscv'sscjcspcsxsssssei.itscstscsocscscsi

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