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By LORRIE YOUNG
R*PP*h*nnock SprW.I Writer Dr. W. Neal Mayberry, of Luray, will be opening a dental office in Washington in the basement of the Miller building, the town’s former post office. Service will commence on Thursday, June 3, and Dr. Mayberry will see patients each Thursday afterward. As his practice increases, he plans to add Saturday as an additional office day.
A relative newcomer to the area. Dr. Mayberry was raised on the Eastern Shore. Following graduation from the University of Delaware, he lived in Germany for three of the four years that he was in the army.
After leaving the army, he went to dental school at Medical College of Virginia (MCV) in Richmond where he received his DDS. Since that time he has operated a dental practice from his combination home and office in Luray.
His reasons for coming to Rappahannock are numerous, not the least of which is that there is no
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