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Washinaon i\ew8
Sunday guests of Mt. and Mrs. Morgan Johnston were Mr. and Mrs. C. B., Tanner of Charlottesville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willoughby arid daughter of Unionville.
Miss Brenda Nalls was an overnight guest Friday of Miss Carolyn Johnston at her home on Gay street.
Miss Dale Nalls was a guest for the day Saturday of Miss Jean Carter Moffett.
Soerruville News
Mrs. J. D. Jo'.nson
Elder J. Harvey Daily wishes to announce that services on third Sunday in April at Thornton Gap will begin at 10:45 A.M. due to the fact that Elder Daily, pastor, will attend Ordination services at Grace Prifriiitive Baptist Church n Arlington, Sunday afternoon. Phase note change of hour.
Mrs. Chris Schaefer was taken to the Winchester Memorial Hospital last week, where she remains a patient undergoing observation, and a checkup. Members of her family visit her daily.
Visitors over the week end in the home of Mrs. Perle Coffey to visit her father W. M. Rector, who is recovering from a recent heart attack, were Wilson Goodman, Richmond; Mrs. Mary Lee Rector, Marshall and Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rector and their family of Flint Hill. Mrs. Goodman of Richmond is with her sister Mrs. Coffey to care for their father. I
Mrs. T- J. Pillar has returned to her home in Jenkins hollow after am extended visit with relatives in Norfolk.
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sisk Saturday evening and Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dulaney of Woodville, Mt. and Mrs. Aubrey Fra|
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