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The community was sorry ;to hear of the death of Mrs.
Janie Pullen. We want to -•express our condolences to her >„ family and especially to her
son, Bill who resides on Main •Street here in the Town.
Mrs. Pullen always
enjoyed the townspeople stopping
by for a short visit as she ;would entertain them from ,<4ier front porch. She will be J., missed. r’ On Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
Edward M. Clark were in ^Winchester for Mr. Clark's t\\ checkup. En route home they }»had lunch in Front Royal. •I! Mrs. Ruth Clark was !;* among those attending a tupperware
party at Sarah •;» Brown's on Saturday evening. «'• Visitors Saturday of Mrs.
Erma Jenkins were Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Weakley and son , t Chucky of Fredericksburg. ; . Sunday Oct. 29 we begin •’! Standard Time. Don't forget to *'■* set your clocks back one hour \}. before retiring on Saturday • J-fiight. !■ Tuesday, Oct. 31 is j!# Halloween so get a good sup*\ ply of treats for the little gobI • lins when they come knocking
on your door.
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It's a boy!
Chuck and Cathy • '■Stephenson of Boston are !!• proud to announce a new addition
to their family. A son, » | Benjamin Luke Stephenson
was born at Culpeper Hospital [> on Aug. 9. He weighed seven •'! pound and 12 ounces and was ;>21 inches long.
Ben was welcomed home «•’ by his brother Samuel "Sam" !!• David Stephenson. J;! Grandparents are George < ; and Eva Stephenson of !!• Sperryville and Bill and Betty ‘►Simms of Culpeper. * I :
Baked goods
t ’^sought for benefit
Sperryville residents are ^ requested to donate baked ; goods for a benefit sale on ■ behalf of the Randy Smith ! breakfast on Saturday morning,
Oct. 28 at the Amissville
Volunteer Fire and Rescue
Department. Residents desiring
to participate should call ■ Michelle Jenkins at 987-9440.
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