Manila, where her father’s name is inscribed on the

Manila, where her father’s name is inscribed on the memo rial at the American Military Cemetery. (The names of all those soldiers whose bodies were not recovered are inscribed there.) A social hour at the hotel preceded the luncheon during which time the honorees, 'both wearing orchid corsages and standing with theri escorts, were breeted by the arriving guests. Among those from the Rappahannock area ( or who have relatives or friends here) who attend, ed the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher Chelf of Harrisonburg; Mrs. Eugene Chelf and Mrs. Dolores Chelf Smith of Salem; Mr. Sam D. Preston, former County Agent of Rappahannock, now of Winchester; Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner of South Hill, formerly of Front Royal and frequent visitors in the Wood home in Flint Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Alon zo Haga of Chase City, former ly of the Rappahannock Coun. ty school system. Mr. and Mrs, George H. Allen and daughter, Carol of Richmond; Me and Mrs. James Burnley of Charlottesville; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith (the former Nellie Wood) $nd daughter, Linda and son,- Chartes.Wtiliam Oli ver, of North Garden; and Mr and Mrs. Charles B. Wood of Blacksburg with daughter, Mrs. Amenta Wood Buckner and her small son, Lee, of Richmond. Also they were accompanied by their other daughter, Mrs. Ruth Wood Hardiman and her husband.