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sister, Mr. and Mrs- T. S. Wil• liams.; _ "J J i-- Mrs. Newbill Miller and sonj J. Newbill Miller Jr., will leave this week to spend some time with) her father, Dr. William Hodgkins of Walrenton, while her husband Lt, Miller is stationed in Germany with the Armed Forces.
Mrs. J. W, Crane of Culpeper is spending this week at the home .of Mrs. E. B. Caiy to be close to her; mother, Mrs; Bertha Car) who is a patient in’ the Warm Memorial Hospital. She is improv ing satisfactorily after suffering » heart attack. _ ’4 / Mr. Virgil Updike is a patien: at fh*. Shenandoah Memorja I Hosrn^l at Woodstock. Sunday, he was visited by-Mrs. Virgil Updike. Mrs. D. C. Updike and Mrs.
A. M. Verner. [
Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkirts and family of Sperryville visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jenkins on Sunday. f ■ .
Sunday guests of Mr. artd Mr.. George Payne were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mills of The Plains and * Mis. Willie Payne.
Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Payne werc Mr. and Mrs. Dutes' Payne of Strasburg and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Payne and daughter. Mr. J. E. Payne is stationed in tHiio with the Air Force and is leaving soon for ForThe
*Lou Keyset Circle was postponed Friday night due to bald weather. - lt is scheduled to meet Friday, March 28 at Mrs, Willie Payne’a. j
M rs. L. V. Merrill and Mrk. Jack Petty visited Mrs. Shelton Grimsley Monday in the Warren Memorial Hospital and report she has improved satisfactorily. j
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