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Miss Anderson Back
From Calif. Trip
Miss Louise Anderson, a former Rappahannock resident now living in Culpeper returned to her home Monday after a 22-day trip to C a 1 ifornia. Miss Anderson visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Luttrell in San Diego and A. M. Anderson and his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Art Smiley in Oafe land. Mr. Luttrell is a brother of L. H. Luttrell in Amissville and Mr. Anderson is a brother of Mrs. A. C. Latham, also of Amissville. The Californians were extremely pleased to have a Virginia visitor and were most eager to hear all about the foflua back home. Miss Andes son accompalned Lt. Jose phine Chelf, USN, when she was transferred to the Naval Hospital in Oakland, and re turned home by Jet plane land ing at Dulles International Air* port, Chantilly.
It has been announced that Elder W. T. Dally has accepted the pastorate of the four churches, Thornton's Gap, Bentonville, Martinsburg, W. Va. and Luray which were served by the late Elder J. ~ Harvey Daily. Elder and Mrs. Daily will make their home in Luray. W. T. Dailey Accept* Pastorate
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