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Castleton News.
Mrs. Herman Knust and Mrs. B. James Moss spent Monday in Washington, D. C. shopping and also visited Mrs. Moss’ mother-in-law, Mrs. Nettie Moss, in Fairfax. Mrs. Sue Ingersoll is reported to be improving satis, factorily in the Culpeper Me morial Hospital after having an accident on Sunday. Mrs. Ray Cannon and two daughters, Ann and Donna, j spent Sunday at Colonial Beach. Mrs. Cannon’s son, | James M. Cannon spent the i week-end with Jack Mason | Weaver in Sperryville. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Knust had as Saturday guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conway j of Washington, D. C. i Castleton Volunteer Fire j | Auxiliary held its first meet-1 ing in the new Fire House j i on Wednesday evening. Plans I
I were discussed for the Carni- j j val to be held June 11, 12, j i and 13th.
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Slate'Mills News
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dwyer ••of the New Salem area had" as week-end guests their son, Marshall Dwyer, and Miss Barbara Stevens, both of Bluefield College, Bluefield, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Biggers spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington, D. C. visiting her sister Mrs. Evelyn Hollaway and Mr. and Mrs. George Sabine and children of Damascus Md. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Jones
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