4 muss ruuen was nonorea J yith a surprise

4 muss ruuen was nonorea J yith a surprise bridal shower on • Sinday at the Washington fire hall, i jQie shower was given by the wedvAng party which includes Mrs. ! Maxie LeSueur, Mrs. Kathy Smoot, ' j<s. Wendy Reid, Mrs. Wanda Early } “®id Mrs. Kathy Pullen. Approximately 65 attended. Miss Pullen will 'Wed Thomas Jenkins on Saturday,

tie 4, at the home of her parents _ . and Mrs. Clyde Pullen in Harris Hollow. The couple received many - nice gifts.

Congratulations to Mrs. Teresa "Layton, Mrs. Mary Ellen Smoot and ' Miss Edna Kay Eastham who graduated Saturday night as honor roll students of the practical nurses course at Piedmont Technical Edu>^»tion Center. They left Monday for Richmond where they were to take the Virginia State Board exams Tuesday. *

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Slack of Baltimore, Md., were weekend ,-guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. | Clark and family. The Clarks enter; tained at their home Saturday night ; at a graduation party for their ‘ granddaughter Miss Edna (Edie) ! Kay Eastham. Guests were Mr. and 1 'Mrs. Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy J Falls and Timothy Falls of Wood| ville, Charles Clark and Betty Robj son of Manassas, Mr. and Mrs. : Ennis Clark of Lebanon Church, Mr. ! and Mrs. Bobby Frazier and Mrs. LQJlie Vann of Castleton, Richard Eastham Sr. of Front Royal, Robert Fraizer, Mr. and Mrs. Richie Eastham, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons, Mrs. Sarah Brown and '’' Amanda and Mr. and Mrs. Kermit ,. Weakley.

Mrs. Frances Eubank and Jphnny Eubank had lunch at CounJ try Cookin in Culpeper on Wednesday and attended the funeral of Mrs. ’ Helen Kilby. ‘‘Thursday afternoon Mrs. Eubank and Mrs. Sandra Hitt of Wood, -ville visited Mrs. Mary Carter J Smoot at Lake Front Royal. Mrs. • <v8hioot is recuperating from hand • tjurgery. *' ^ Luncheon guests Sunday of Mrs. I'JSubank were Mr. and Mrs. Mike laRudson and Victoria of Sperryville [•find Mrs. Sandy Nickelson and