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Sperryville Newt
On last Monday Mr. Walter ” Ni Rector celebrated his 90th birthday in the home of his son arid daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rector at Conde. He was * presented witli* a lovely birthday | cake by his daughter Mrs. Marj- Goodman of Richmond. Well wishers who called to extend congratulations on this occasion were David Hume, George -.Adams. Mrs. Welch of Alexandria, Mrs. Katherine Olinger of ; Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Melville « Rector and Charlie Rector, 3 Mr. arid Mrs. W. B. Wake and (ton Shappie who spent last week with theijr parents Mr. and Mrs. D. ;V. Chapman have returned to their home near Saluda.
Miss Edna Yates Schaefer is visiting her aunt Mrs. Gordon Payne and family in Madison. *
Reyeredd and Mrs, White of Bellwyan! spent last Thursday with Mrjt Catherine Brown and family. On last Wednesday Mrs. Brown, jher sister Mrs. Ethel Clater and her daughter Miss
Shirley Bjrown spent the day with theif father George W. Atkins in
.Luray. J :...r
Among] those who attended .the Rappahannock charge meeting at the M. E* Church in Flint Hill on Sunday were, Mr.' and Mrs. Irvin Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leake, Mr?. Catherine Brown, Mis* Sh rley Brown, Mr, and Mrs, Kelson Nethers, Miss Joyce, and Joani Nethers, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Defers, Mrs. Lee Swindler and i Miss Ruth Menefee. The district $upt. Rev. Owen Kelly was the gjuest speaker , Mrs. H. L. Smith spent from Monday j to Thursday with her daughter |Mrs. Gerry Gossom and her parents Mr .and Mrs. George W. Brown.
Elder knd Mrs. J. H. Daily have bmf informed of the illness of Mrs. {Dove! in Luray.
Woodard who was taken ill suddenly on Friday w Hospital
as rushed to University
where she remains under treaqnent with little change
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