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Browning. Butch Browning,

Eiporv Russell, Glenn Williams. G. W. Smith JII, Robert Music and Capt. and Mrs. Locked Burford.

for the weekend of Mr, an^l Mrs, David Corbin were Mr. Corbin’s brother-in-law and sister, M/Sgt. and Mrs. C. F. Sheeham who have recently returned from overseas duty* For the day Sunday; Mjr. and M rs. Corbin had as their <nijests Mr. and Mrs. Milton Corbin, Roger Reid Ludwiz and Rev. John Divers.

We are glad to report at this writing that Miss “Frisky” Smith hsjs returned to her home. Mrs. G. W. Smith Jr., her mistress, and hef master, Charles Smith, are greatly relieved that she just decided to visit for the weekend. Miss Frisky returned at exactly noon on Monday in time for lunch. , James M. Settle, who has been confined to his home with a cold, it able to be out. j Robert L. Massie was a dinner guest Friday eveping'of Mr. and Mrs. G, VV. Smith Jr. Saturday « venting,. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. ('harles Smith arid O. Wv Smith II were dinner guests of Mr. and . .Irs. Frank Spalding. j The condition of Dr. R. $, Bowersett is very much improved ahd he was able to return to his home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller stre overnight guests Thursday if James M. Settle at his home, j Capt. William Weiner had the misfortune to have an accident

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