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Mr. Wood held these reunions (■rich year as long as there was a " veteran left and entertained them, _th*se*"»*miKesf and- iftend* in a manner in keeping with the best traditions of the South.
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Prominent men from all sections “T • , of the state came annually to pay y their respect to those who wore the
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Ivy Hill is now owned by Mrs. Mildred Wood Many; a niece of ' ■■Ct Mr. Wood. She lives there with her husband, Robert E. Many, Editor of Rappahannock News, and three daughters, the Misses Rachael, Mildred and Sue Many.
•Tohnson Family
H?.3 Reunion
The seventh annual reunion of the “Red Oak Johnsons” was held on Sunday, August 25, > at Oak Hill, property of C. E.- Johnson, Jr., near Sperryville. Over 150 Johnson and Johnson-in-laws er»istered. A good shower" wvh drove them in-doors did not affect their enjoyment of the delicious food.
Newly elected officers are as follows: William Johnson, Culpeper, President; Edward Johnson _ Arlington, Firs* Vice»-president; Carson Johnson, Sperryvile, Second Vice-president: Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Sperryville, SecretaryTreasurer. "
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