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jury. * Sunday, October 6th, fours1 traffic accidents were reported by Trooper Buntin. On Route 211 in Amissville Dallas Smith of Haywood, Va., in a 1954 Buick - sedan was making a right turn' oh to Route 642 when Golden Brown Baltimore of Front Rdy-" al in a 1957 Pontiac attempted >
to pass on the right side. Time | of the accident was 2:30 A.M|&
No injuries were sustained. f|
A single car crash occurred at 4:30 P.M. on Route 647 fhren . miles east of Flint Hill Sunday^. October 6th. William Japksoa' Thorpe of Marshalf, 1953 Chevrolet sedan roundest a curve too fast, ran off the * left side of the road and strueik.
a bank. He sustained cuts on hl»,|’ mouth and face. The damage
estimate by Trooper Buntin wa#f ’ 3450.00. J • . ' * g* The same evening at 5:45 oaf Route 211 one mile east of v Sperryville Teddy Andrew Gar#? mon of Williamsburg in a 1953 ; Chevrolet and Charles H. Estes, Sperryville in a 1955 Willyal pickup collided. Mr. Estes made, a left turn on to Route 612 and . cut across in front of the Gar**
mon vehicle. Damage was esti*^ mated at 1600-3700. There werei
no injuries. Jp? A collision was reported-, at Ben Venue Monday, October 8th• at 11:15,A.M. Two cars crashed at the intersection of Routes 211 and 729. Randolph Lynwood! Dinges of Stanley, in a 1958 , Chevrolet heading west on 211 was struck in the side by a 1962 Falcon' driven by Margaret . Swan May of Washington, D. C." coming on to the highway from Route 729. 3500.00 property' damage resulted. There were no* injuries. ‘ ;|i,Another
2-car accident hap* pened near Amissville Sunday ; morning involving Thomas and' William Haynes and Charlie Stringfellow of Amissville, but; is still under investigation and details are not available.
WoodvUle Fun-Fellowship Group in First Meeting
The first meeting of the fall • season of the Fun and Fellowship Group of the Woodville: * Baptist Church was held at the ’ parsonage on Sunday qight, 0c4' tober 7.
Devotionals were led by the Pastor, Reverend B. Gale Titchenell, after which a business see*' - sion was held and the following;. ' officers were elected for the? year: President, JohnCBannon; Vice-president, Richard Bayne; ? Secretary, Leslie Titchenell, and Treasurer, Thom Fitshugh. if
Missionaries Leave By Jet for Hawaii
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawking left by jet from California o«T Thursday, September 27, for Hawaii where they will under# take mission work.
Mr. Hawkins, son of Hr laa# Mrs. Raymond Hawkins of Sperryville, is a graduate of Jones University in Gi South CeroHna, ^
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