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By LOUISE T. GROGAN ^ lUppahnMck Nun Coatributfag Writer * The Culpeper Minute Men Chapter, NSDAR, met on i Wednesday, Oct. 11 at the Culpeper ilhited Methodist Church in Culpeper ' "With the Regent, Mrs. Irvin R. Kilby i presiding. “ "Members and guests were welcomed and Mrs. Kilby thanked the * afternoon’s hostesses — Mrs. Bernard ; t!ngler, Mrs. T. Edwin Grimsley and Mrs. James J. Harkness.
In the National Defense report, . read by Mrs. Edward I. Barton, it Was ‘ Stated that this country is as much endangered by the indifference of ; millions of people to their own duties ' apd responsibilities as it is by the open and or secret enemies of American institutions. Half of the people don’t event vote and remain Afferent to the elements antagonistic tp the American institutions which are ceaselessly at work to undermine the "fttith of the people in this country and spreading envy, discontent, unrest and hatred.
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V * * ..... * •. 'A ■■■■*/• Mrs. T.M. Johnston visited her sister, Mrs. Harry Willoughby and her brother, C.H. Tanner at the Evergreen ! Manor in storytelling on Monday. ; Happy birthday to my brother-in: law Jack Baldwin who cel^rates his djh Sunday, Nov. 5. ;;. * Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Klatko, Sara were Elaine Qrad dock of Pennsylvania, her son J|w and friend Bill.
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