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By MARIE F. ATKINS :
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Friends in our area have learned of the passing of Mrs. Bruce (KailC^ Corbin, a former native who died on Wednesday at the Culpeper Health Center at the age of 94. - -•
Mr. and Mrs. Havey Tharp'' dt Culpeper were Sunday luncheoff guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen CufcP bage and in the afternoon visited1' Mrs. Elaine Tharp at Oak Springs Nursing Home in Warrenton.
Ms. Gail Filyo and A1 Sylvesfcefc of California, Md. were recent: guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie wood' at “Dun-Looking.” ;■ ;c.
Maaasnova Church is engaged in revival all this week going through: Sunday evening each night at 7 an<J_ the public is invited.
Members of the Salem Garden, Club toured the Andre Viette NifrsjJ' ery on Saturday.
The Castleton Fire and Rescue Company held a successful spaghetti dinner at the fire hall on Saturday*
Evangelist and Mrs. Roger Hatfield of Ballard, W.Va. are in revival, this week at Bible Baptist Church .' and the public is invited. .. -<<j
Mrs. J.R. Peyton visited Mr. ande Mrs. Jeff Peyton and Kamry in Mad%, ison on Saturday. _
For the benefit of veterans,- the1994 edition of “Federal Benefits forj Veterans and Dependents” is now available and a copy may be obtaibedv from Federal Reprints, P.O. Bo*., 70268, Washington, D.C. 20024 at a„ cost of $8.95. —
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