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Barbara C. Wayland WELSH LOVE SPOON: This love spoon was a gift to Mrs. Sally Keyser from her sister, Annie Dwyer, when she visited Wales. The custom of carving and giving wooden spoons of love tokens dates from the 17th century. Each design has a rpeaning: Heart - love; Anchor - steadfastness: Spheres - children; Bells - wedding and Cross - faith.
Thornton, Mrs. Ruth Orange, and Mrs. Carol Johnson at the Health Care Center in Culpeper on Saturday.
We wish all those who are sick, a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Cecil Baldwin and Mrs. Mary Clark enjoyed lunch at the Country Cafe at Washington last week.
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Mrs. Jerrel Dwyer and the entire family upon the loss of Jerrel, who passed away suddenly Feb. 5.
Mrs. Kathy Yoder of Elizabethtown, Pa. spent several days with her mother, Ruby Dwyer and family last week.
Happy fifth birthday wishes are extended to Katie Baldwin. She is the daughter of Richie and Linda Baldwin.
Make it a good week.
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