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WoodvUle News

Mrs.^Alfred Armstrong of Williamsburg-"was the guest of her mother Mrs. Laly Barber for a tew days the first of the week. Misses Lillie and Nellie Johnson., Lucie Jenkins and Mrs. Qiarlie Settle were in Culpeper Thursday on business. .. '■ Misses Lillie and Nellie Johnson were guests of Mrs. C. B. Johnson Sunday. Other guests it* the-afternoon were Mr. an<f Mrs. William Johnson and Miss Lucie Jc.ikins. . rr'r ■.

My. and' Mrs. Charlie Settle and - Edns( Bayne and .Richjard

Mr.

Mr.

Hitt Bayne were supper guests of and Mrs. C. B. Johnson Saturday.

Mrs. L. R. Rudasill left Thursday for. Florida where 'she will spend the winter.

Cjf&fr. E; W. Hechler of Richmond was a Sunday guest of ■and JUrs. R. M. Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and sons, Mrs. Virginia Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Finch am and daughter Carol Lynn of Manassas were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson and family. „ . . .

Mrs. C. H. Fox spent die jveek end with Mrs. Will Butler.

Mr. C. B. John day for Virginia Be!

hleft on SunR»h

'where he will attend the General Associa-. tion. Rev. John Adams left Monday for the assocation.

Mr. Reginald Gay of Portsmouth was a guest in the Orajngq home for the weekend.

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