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Washington Sews

Miss Belle fjtrother of Roanoke College is visiting Mr. 4nd Mrs. C. J. Miller, j

Mr. and Mk, W. C. Campbell were in Palmyra, Fluvanna Co. on Saturday, Jjune 8 for| “Courthouse Day,” thjr county’s Contribution to Virginia’s Festival! year.

The Pageant, which was excellent, was directed by Mrs. Ellis Snead of Fork; Union, Va. Mrs. Snead is a niece of Mrj W. C. Campbell of this place, 'and has

visited here fre juently. j

Mr. and Mp, Morgan Johnston and daughter, Carolyn were at Wolftown, Va. on Sunday to attend a family dinner of the C. B. Tanner family. Twenty-two attended the di iner.

Mrs. Lewis _. Turner had with her for dinner oh Sunday, Mrs. John A. Keyser1 Mrs. J. F. Jones and the Rev. Join D. Disjers.

L. J. Turne , Jr. of 'lurtonsville. IVfd. was at home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George H, Davis and their four children are at Virginia Beach for »tay of ten days. Mrs. Downin ' Wpod, her three daughters and Mrs. C. <5. Reid left Tuesday fojr Elizabeth City, N. C. for a short visit to Mrs. Wood’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Iiefoy Hallj

Mrs. A. M. Veriier was a dinner guest Thursday of Miss Margaret Compton, i

Mr. J. S. Bonjnett of Pittsburg, Pa is visiting Mr; and Mrs. W. C. Hall of Rosd Hill. Mr. Bonnett, as usual, spends most of his <ime out on thf lawn with his easel and paint brushes.

T. C. Lea, Jit. returned to V. P. I. on Tuesday for the summer session after spending a short time here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Lea,| Sr.

Clavburn Kuhn. Jr. left Friday for Charleston, West Virginia, where he has accepted a position with the Kuhn instruction Co. His uncle is a member of tjhe firm.

Mr. and Mrs V. R. j Updike had with them for dinner ion Sunday Mrs. LTpdike’s mother, Mrs. A. M. Verner.

Mrs. Virginia

Kuhn h

ias returned

to Alexandria after; a short visit to her parents, Mr. artd Mrs. W. C. Hall of

Rose

Hill. $he

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