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Juage knead reported that John and Pinkie Snead, Mary and Dike Quaintance, Frances and Lee Thornton, and Jim Bill and Millie Fletcher were a group of close friends. “They would party together. They would go to dances together,” he said.
Betty said that Mary and Dike Quaintance and her parents once went to Front Royal to check out a dance hall she and her brother visited every weekend as teenagers.
There they met one of Dr. Snead’s young patients, who proudly introduced his doctor to his friends. One said, “What kind of doctor, horse doctor?” She said her father retorted, “No, jackass doctor. Do you have any ailments?”
She added that her father once told her, “You all didn’t act nearly as wild as we did when we went to dances.”
Dr. Snead was also an avid bridge player, and be played poker on occasion. He enjoyed tennis when he could get in a game without being
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