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ng, so they knew they were unlikely to jet out of school early. .t was a busy weekend at Country Manor store in Sperryville; time to do he fashion photography for the sumner catalog. Vt Phyllis and Jimmy Swindler’s Country Manor, it was a family affair, vith daughters Bobette Swindler and Natalie Hathaway and granddaugh;ers Sara and Emma Hathaway servng as models. Other models are Peggy Stephenson, who is otherwise in ' ;harge of catalog production, Kay Miller and Heather Young. ?or this catalog, which will be mailed in March, the Swindlers chose to use the store for-the studio. Mrs. Swindler said the catalog will launch a major promotion of the Sperryville store as an )utlet store for the catalog. rhe Fourth Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration opened the ;heater at Washington Sunday with learly a full house. It was billed as an iftemoon of old-fashioned gospel singing. Nanette Butler gave a summary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life, ind said he had not wanted to be remembered for honors awarded to him, aut because he “Would leave a commit- * ted life behind.” rhe program ended with everyone singing “We Shall Overcome,” and a aenediction by Dr. Wendell R. Grant. — Compiled by Ruth Purnell
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