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them after spending three weeks with their grandparents.
Mrs. Virginia Lewis and Miss Irene Keyser were callers Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keyser near Washington.
Mrs. R. E. Patzig spent Saturday in Washington, D.C. Mrs. C. K. Estes and daughter Kim and Mrs. Edna Lillard were in Richmond last week and visited Miss Martha Ellen Lillard. Among those from out ot town here on Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs. E. J. Singleton were her sons and grandsons Rudolph Singleton and Rudolph, Jr. of Fayettesville, N.C., Harry Singleton and his son Bobby Singleton of Gary, Indiana, Mrs. Thomas Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Landrum Marshall, Mrs. Gene Head of Charlottesville, Mrs. Glen Stevens of Arlington, Mrs. Hazel Estep of Or lean, Hugh Ryan of Culpeper and Mrs. Maurice Rector oT Atoka. Mrs. Perle Rector Coffey and her grandson Frank Coffey attended a party on Saturday night in Flint Hill honoring Miss Rebecca Rector on her 16th birthday. Frank spent the night in the Rector home and Mrs. Coffey went to Marshall for an over-night visit with .her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs.RaymondRectoc Mrs. Harvey Daily, her daughter Mrs. J. M. Durden and the Misses Gloria Jean and Bonnie Kay Durden attended services Sunday at the Primitive Baptist Church at Waterlick and were dinner guests of Elder andMrs.Philip Johnson at Strasburg. Callers in the evening in the home of Mrs. Daily were Clarence Moyer of Luray and Dale Hiett of Martinsburg, W.Va.
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