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The publication of the old post card pictures last week created much interest among subscribers. S. ^W. Varner of Woodville took the pictures in 1907. Those pictured have been identifiedt'as, left to right, front row: Miss Sadie Armstrong, Woodville; Frank Jones, Washington; 1-r, second row: Miss Margaret Mason, VFoodville; Miss Ethel Long, Woodville; Miss Annie Belle Mason (Mrs. W. T. Yancey), Woodville; Miss Virginia Mason (Mrs. Wm. L. Yancey), Woodville; Miss Kitty Kinsey (Mrs. Robert Miller), Washington; Miss Virginia Browning (Mrs. Sam Wood), Woodville; 1-r, third row: Ift. William J. Smith (Sperryville); Rena Armstrong (Mrs. J. Hill O’BannonL Woodville; man and woman (unidentified); William T. Yancey, Woodvlile; Miss Louise O’Bannon, Sperryville; James H. Fletcher, Sperryville; Miss Marie Yates (guest of Masons), Roanoke; Miss Carrie Miller (Mrs. Holmes Hall), Woodville; man (believed to be John Kinsey), Washington; Miss Bessie Rust, (guest of Carrie Miller), Roanoke; Wm. L. Yancey, Woodville).__
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