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Our dwp*>i*t sympathy is extended to the family of Mr. tiwrjir P. Beurd who passed away recently in Culpeper Regional Hospital, the same hospital ho hoi pod in founding many years ago. His late wife was the former Lorraine Weaver, native born and raised in Boston.
Also condolences go out to Elder Wayne Richards and his family upon the passing of his brother. Paul of Stanley.
The Salem Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department wishes to thank each and every one who came out Saturday for their sausage' and pancake dinner The continued support is greatly appreciated.
We'd like to remind everyone that this month is observed as “Crime Awareness Month" and it l>e hooves each of us to do anything we can. prayer is number one issue, to curb crimes that exist daily.
Mrs. Loretta Brady, who retired from Rappahannock High School Cafeteria in February, was joined by friends ut the Cracker Barrel Restaurant for a luncheon.
Mrs. .James Nicholson of Cnstleton Ford Road has reopened her business “Mary's Little Shop" in Woodville for the season. The welcome mat is out to her old customers and she is looking forwurd to new ones.
Mr. and Mrs. Law relict' Horner of Cnionville were recent guests of the Mary Tharp family on Aaron Mountain Hoad.
Mrs. Carolyn Frigalai of Fairfax was s Sunday guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J R. IVyton on Clover Acres.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bragg and son Matthew of Culpeper were Sunday guests in the iVregory home on Cnstleton Fort! Road.
Members and friends of Massanova Church enjoyed
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