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Grady and Doris Vest hosted a birthday celebration with ice cream and cake at their home on Sunday to celebrate the birthday of Crystal and Joshua Wemer and Grady Vest.

Mrs. Johanna Pauwels of Belgium is a houseguest of Mrs. Linnie Cummings and The Klise’s.

Larry and Gloria Clark of Front Royal and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis ^Donaldson of Martinsburg, W.Va. ^were Sunday visitors of the Bunny Hudson family.

Michael Vest of Virginia Beach was a Wednesday overnight guest of his mother, Christine Vest.

Wayne Graves and Thomas CWilliams were Sunday dinner guests

Mrs. Metzinger

Leads Meeting

On Sept. 15, 147 members of the Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution, District VI, met in Harrisonburg at the Seraton-Inn. This -was the thirty-ninth annual meeting land was led by Mrs. Dale J. 'Metzinger, District VI Director, from nhe Culpeper Minute Men Chapter.

There were representatives from 'each of the twenty-two chapters in District VI. Reports were heard from ■the State Officers, State Chairmen ind District Regents. * The State Officers and Chairmen ^travel for two weeks throughout the -state of Virginia to report on their -work and plans.

The following chapters from District VI: Albemarle, Beverly -Manor, Colonel James Patton, ZColonel Thomas Hughart, Culpeper ^Minute Men, Fauquier Court House, ♦Front Royal, Golden Horseshoe, Jack -Jouett, John Rhodes, Louise Court "House, Massanutten, Montpelier, Narrow Passage, Natural Bridge, Point of Fork, Rainbow Ridge, -Rockfish Valley, Sarah Murray Xewis, Shadwell Shenandoah River, ^Virginia Frontier. * Mrs. Stephen R. Hunter, the State -Regent, addressed the group.

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