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On Thursday, Bessie Norman lunched with her sisters and niece, Kitty Bayne, Hazel Veltoven and Mary Lou Burke at the Golden Corral in Culpeper.
Monday overnight guest of Michele Burke was her mother, Debbie Suche of Culpeper.
Kinsey and Flossie Wharton’s Sunday dinner guests were K.M. and Debbie Wharton of Amissville, Calvin and Nancy Atkins of Sperryville and Ronald and Judy Atkins of Washington.
Merle Daczewitz hosted a slumber party Thursday night for her house guest, Gracie Alexander.
Friday dinner guests of the Daczewitz family were John and Betty Schultz of Peyton Farms Estates and Lyle Alexander. On Saturday, their visitors were Mr. and Mrs. John Dodson of Points, W.Va.
Those visiting June Clark this week in Luray were Sally Keyser, Misty Hitt, Ed and Katherine Marcy, Loring and Doris Kemp, Shirley Settle, Margie Kenny, Betty Lamb, Odell and Kathleen Adams, Wilson and Jean Burke, Billy and Nina Fox, Marlene Hall, Marshall and Geneva Burke, Joe Baldwin, Peggy Bauchman, Richard and Rena Burke, Jimmy and Myrtle Falls, Dickie and Peggy Way land, Mark Kemp, Rev. Alphesus Atkins, Marci Demi, Tim and Edie Falls, Samantha and Robert.
Mrs. Clark’s address is: MontVue Nursing Home, 30 MontVue Drive, Room 119-A, Luray, Va. 22835.
Visiting hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Continue the prayers, cards and visits.
The Woodville Baptist Church had a great turn out for its cleanup day on Saturday, April .17; The new professional playground equipment was delivered to the church and will be installed later this week, along with the basketball hoop.
The Woodville Community Organization was busy this weekend sprucing up the Woodville new town signs with flowers. Also the road ways were mowed.
Although Trash Free Rappahannock is officially over, residents are still encouraged to continue the, effort. Orange bags are located at Burke’s Store in Woodville.
The Rappahannock Lions Club auction will be held May 15 at the Washington fire hall. Woodville Lions are gathering items for the auction.
If you have items you would like to donate for this effort, please contact Henry B. Wood for pickup at 987-3301 or any other Lion.
Woodville needs team members to participate in the Rappahannock Relay for Life, which raises money for thef American Cancer Society/ Team members are needed as soon as possible. If interested call Teresa Light at 987-9523. i
Special thanks is extended to the Rappahannock Sheriff’s Office for spending time in, Woodville and enforcing our new speed limit. Please comfe back often.
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