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Dwyers Celebrate
Joint 80th Birthday
By WAYNE F. BALDWIN
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
On Sunday, March 3, Mrs. Lillie D. Pullen and Mrs. Sally D. Keyser, both of Sperryville and Wayne Baldwin attended the 80th birthday • celebration of their mutual cousins, Joseph J. and Frances ]nskip Dwyer „ of Middletown.
Given in their honor by their sonin-law and daughter, Harold and Nancy Dwyer Gardenhour, and granddaughter, Mary Gardenhour. The party was held dt the Presbyterian Church in Middletown from 2 to 5 p:m.
Frances was eighty on Jan. 24 and Joe will be eighty on May 15. Due to Frances’ recent illness and the upcoming graduation of Mary from ' college in Rhode Island and who would not be here for her grandfather’s birthday, it was decided to have the joint celebration now.
Joe Dwyer was a son of the late Henry Benton and Mattie Deavers Norris Dwyer of Page County, and a grandson of Lucy E. Dwyer, formerly of Rappahannock.
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News Notes
Sympathy is extended to the Stransky family on the death of Mrs. Ora Stransky on Wednesday, March 6.
Our birthday wishes go out to Mr. Charles Dodson, Sr. who celebrated his birthday on Monday, March 11 and also to Bobbie Jo who celebrated her day on Monday, March 11.
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