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Elem. PTA Meets Tonight
The regular meeting of Washington Elementary School P. T. A. will be held in the school auditorium, Thursday, January 17 at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Dabney J. Carr, the newly elected presi dent, will conduct the meeting. Parents and friends are urged to attend.
Tri-County Heart Council Met at Culpeper Jan. 8 The Culpeper - Rappahannock - WarrenHeart Council met at Culpeper National Bank on Tuesday, January 8thy Mrs. Paul Hounshell, Mrs. George Shelhorse, Mrs William Cannon, Mrs. Kate White, representing Culpeper; Mrs. Paul Miller^ Rappahannock and Mrs. Albert Warrick, Front Royal. out^of the ghostly “12-mileout" atmosphere into the. very real world of his bigv white house. Here there was resounding merriment; here there were vivid and bright faces, and here the scents led to the realistic and delicious delights of the buffet. Reigning as senior member of the Durant clan was Miss Mary Gertrude Durant, 95 ■ years young and looking so chie in a smartly draped turban. For ev«ey«**e of her many friends and admirers, I she had a personal word of greeting. We also had the jpleasure of meeting Miss 'Durant’s cousin, Mrs. Mercedes Dixon, who is now j visiting her from California. i Yes, this was a REAL hunt breakfast, a rollicking and jvital gathering, after a fantastic and ghostly hunt. The hospitality of our host and hostess was warm and gen'erous in the gay Durant style Our hostess, Mrs. Durant, adjded a new twist to the traditional hunt breakfast— literally. And she certainly can, can, can I
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