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SUN. MON. JULY 20- 21 . f
—i .2 Exciting Hits — “DON’T GO NEAR THE
WATER” GLENN FORD
PLUS ‘OH, MEN| OH, WOMEN!’ GINGER ROGERS ‘ DAN DAILEY
TUES. WED. JULY 22 - 23 “NOT AS A STRANGER” OLIVIA DeHAVILAND y ROBERT MITCHUM •; FRANK SINATRA
“A FAREWELL TO ARMS” ROCK HUDSON JENNIFER JONES
ONE SHOW NIGHTLY
Pries* ThU Attraction
60 cant* per person
Children under 12 fra*
In By Gone Days \
October 23, 1913
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Keyser of Lurav and Mrs. Jack Tapp spent Monday with ' relatives ] in Amisaville.
September 14, 1950
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rhodes Brown and Col. and Mrs. William Williamson were joint hosts Saturday evening at a picnic supper at th£/ home of Mr. and Mrs., Browp-'m Sperryville. , ’ /
Feb. 2,1950 / ,
Captain and Mrs. J. P. Cook of Flint Hill have announced the engagement and approaching marrtage of their daughter, ^Miss Evelyn Cook to Maurice Walker of Frederickburg.
Gov. Spot18wood
Colonies Reunion
at Germanha in 1719 will be Jield Sunday at Gernianna on the_ Orange side of ■ tlse • Germanna bridge going into Fredericksburg. ' at 11 a. m. Every' one is requested to bring their own picnic lunch.
In Cinemascope
picnic and reunion of Gov. Spottswood Colonies who settled
• • ,»r,n -11 1_ k.U
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