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ing on this masterpiece, which was a variety of dried flowers arranged anxl stuck to the back of the frame as you can see from the picture, tes spent about three weeks workBridge
Party Last Thursday evening Mrs. J. K. keyser entertained the Wash* ington Bridge Club at the home of' Mis. R. L. Cheatham. Those playing were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas keyser. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey keyser, Mrs. M. R. Bradford, Jr., Mrs. Cienr Wood and the members of the club.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Moffett, Mrs. Gene Wood and Mrs. Laris Snead.
Travel Increased On Skyline \t Comparable Date
October visitors traveling over Skyline Drive increased 8.8 c/e over the same month a year ago. Visitors in October 1959 were 248,257 as compared to 270,345 for this year.
For the calendar year 1950 to date 1,627,743 people were on the Drive. To date in 1960, 1,641,990 travelers have visited on Skyline.
61.5%