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Among those who attended the dance at Kauffman’s Mill Saturday night in Luray were Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Perrow, Pauline Hawkins,^ Margaret Estes, ^Lucille Johnson, Mary Edna Johnson and Virginia H arris, Bob lEstes, Thurman Hawkins, Ed Estes, Wiley Chap-, man, Jack Bruce, and Jack Miller. J Mr. and Mis. Curry Carter of Staunton visited M- F. P. Carter. •
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Again going back to “The Tattler”, which iwas published in the Frjrfftes Miller now Mrs. John Wood, L6uise *MilIer, now Mrs. Stephen/Vaughan; Mary Campbell, new—Mrs. John Paulson, Jackie and Kit Price and^ Dave' ■ Miller who are the same today.
E. B. M.
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Washington, Va. Dec.‘3, 1938
B. R. Cox has informed us he is opening a shop to fix anything from baby carriages to a broken heart. Dan and Jack (ie) Price were excused from school to help with the pig slaughtering, which they didn’t do. Kit had to be sent to school, because they were afraid he would get slaughtered to.
The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but else: Sally: Indeed I don’t get a thing done. I waste such a lot of time talking over the phone. Gates: Waste time! and you do mostof your talking to me.
Belle: Acsah you may have this blouse the lanudry has ruined it.
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