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i-T Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harris at Hidden Valley Farm were Ben Bradlee, managing editor of the Washington Post, and Mrs. Bradlee and Blair Clark, forvice-president of CBS m »■ news. : | J Mrs. Earle Edmonds acJ'i companfted Mrs. M. R. Bratfford, Jr. of Flint HilltoFred-}! '• ericksburg Thursday where * they visited Miss Virginia Yates Bradford at Mary Washington College. Fated on Birthday ^ Cheryl Poling was honored with a party Friday afternoon in celebration of her tenth . birthday. Guests present for games and supper were Melody Green, Denise Carter, Susan Latham, Jeanne St. Clair, Sub an Kindred, Janet Baker, Betsy Williams, * , all of Amissville, Debbie Mar;. > shall of Culpeper, and Polly and Becky crossman of Rapi*•: ’ * Feeling Well?—Time For n Checkup "A general medical checkup is a way of finding out how well you are (or. possibly aren’t). If you or any member your family hasn’t had a checkup lately, make that appointment now.” This is the cx'if health message from the »»r Tuberculosis and Health As. eociation of Northern Virginia mailed to 100 industries in die area this week. When some illnesses strike, £ they show symptoms that can be recognized i m m e d i ately. But others give no clear sign for months, perhaps years. 'Emphysema and tuberculosis are examples of the latter kind of disease," said Henry Lowry, President of the Tuberculosis Association. "Without a medical examination that will reveal such disorders, they can get worse until they’re serious or even fataL Caught and treated early, they might easily be arrested."
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