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Sperryville News
(The ttorm has passed and all highways and byways have been -clfared and *hcook have resumed classes after a week’s vacation and life moves nonnally -in the quiet town of Sperryville at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Moun. tains.
% Brown, her brother, Robert Bruce (of Front Royal, Mrs. Mary Clarke and Miss Judy -Blade motored to Richmond—on Thursday evening for the ‘‘Cap. ping” ceremonies for die eighteen students of the nursing das* of Grace Hospital which was held in the All Saints Episcopal Church with a banquet following in the nurses’ home. Miss Betty Taylor - Bruce, niece of Mrs. Brown and a daughter of Mr.' Brown, is'a member oif thp training dass.
C. S, Rennert, who has been a patient ini the University of.Vir’ gioia Hospital remaining in a critical condition for several weeks, has been admitted to Smith's Nursing Home in Charlottesville, where he is convalescing, * Mr. ajid Mrs. Maurice Mam. / uel and fjamily visited Mrs. Chris Schaefer, Sunday. Mrs. Mary, Clater had as her guests Saturday and Sunday her son and daughterin-law', Mr- and Mrs.' Robert Clater, her son-in-law and daugh.. te* Mr. and Mrs. Miller and baby, Richard Clatbr of Warrenton, Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Clater and their family of Cassanova. , Miss Faye Black of Richmond was a guest for the holiday week end of hef parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Black at Mt. Vernon: , Mrs. Perle Coffey and Mrs. George W. Brown were in Culpeper Saturday to see the showing of “The Ten Commandments.”
Mr. Robert Nethers was a guest Wednesday of his son.inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.' F. D. Coffey, who with their son, /Frank, visited their parents in Flint Hill. _
Miss Yatesey Schaefer, who spent last week in Warrerfton
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