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Washington Opens

County Carnival

Season June 19

; Plans arf in full swing and everyone is getting busy preparing for the Washington Fireman's Carnival to be held June 19, 20, 21 at Dick Miller’s lot on highway 211 just south of the towrh^ A parade highlights_ ties on Friday starting "at 6:30 P. M. Many other attractions are offered each night. * The Ladies Auxiliary will a cold plate supper Friday night, $1.00 per plate.

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Revival Services At 1

Full Gosoel

Taberna Revival servWs will begin day, June 15 at the full gospel ernacle in Sperryville. The verend J. W. Aleshirc will duct the meeting. The public is invited to attlend

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Mrs. Gilbert Weakly was winner in th£ horticulture cass the flower shpw last week ire of Mrs. Gilbert Yowell as in last weeks paper.

Heltzel — Carpenier

CULPEPER — The marfiage »f Miss Barbara Jeanne Carfpen■er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Carpenter, to Roy Frankn Heltzel of Woodstock and| the ate Mrs Heltzel, took place j Saturday at 3 P- m. in Cult Baptist Church. Miss Ellen Hossleyof Culpeper <vas maid of honor. \Wter atfendints were Mrs. Hartford Lehnon

fr., of Independence, Mrs. jja R. Miller Jr. of Bethesda, Maryland, Miss Maxine Weaver of Richmond and Miss Dorothy Car* renter of Brightwood, cousiiji of :he bride. j Paul Heltzel of Hagerstdwn, Maryland., was his cousin’s jbest

nan. Ushers were Paul Reynolds uid Mason .Hutchcijon of Culreper, Rapley OWens of Madison 3arl Wassum of Jrtrasburg. j Mr. Heltzel was assistant jeojnty agent for Rappahannock a ew years ago. >

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