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Episcopal Men Have

Communion Breakfast

The Episcopal Men of BronH field Parish met for a special' Communion Service at 8:00 a.m.' Sunday at Emmanuel Church, i

Sperryville and breakfast following

at the Lee Highway Hotel. Present at this annual event were the Rector, Dabney; J. Carr, C. J- Miller, Jr., S. E{ Hening, C. B. Palmer, George’ H. Davis, Jr., D. D. Miller, Fred Schaefer, Frank Moffett, Page Moffett, David Palmer, J. Ni Miller, R. M. Menefee, Stewart Butler, J. N. Montague. Harry Stephenson, Oliver Durant, II, Wade H. Massie, III, James W4 Fletcher, Isaac Parrish. Dr, Howard S. Berger, Paul Nichole and Col. Charles King.

Calfee Garden Club in

Culpeper Sponsoring

House Tour Dee. 14

The Calfee Garden Club of Culpeper, Va., will sponsor a Christmas tour of htfmes on Friday Dec. 14, from 1 to 8, This is the first community project of the club that was formed this year.

Homes to be open to the public are Greenwood, home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus M. Green, on the Orange road, where tea will be served; and the homes of Mr. and Mrs. D. French Slaughter Jr., and Dr. and Mrs, Harding L- Thomas, both on Oaklawn Drive. Greenwood is % colonial home; the Slaughter is a new house with traditional atmosphere and the Thomas home is a modern one.

The Club will decorate all three houses with Christmas ar« ranpcments.

Block tickets will be available, at each of the houses and are on sale GaylieartV drug store.

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