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The home of Jeff. Carol and Kamrv IVyton on Clover Kook Road was* the setting tor a party on June 7. honoring Jeff’s* father. James* R. (Jim) IVyton. who had retired after 41 years with Rochester Corporation in Culp*>per. Grill cooking other bountiful dishes*. desserts, s*xlos, tea. lemonade and a large decorated cake were e«\joyed by all,

Thus**' attending bringing gifts and good wishes* were: Kendal. Heather, and Hanna IVyton of Reva; Andy. Julie. Sarah and Lindsey Peyton of Crriftinsburg: Betey and Jesse Woodard of Harrisonburg: Jim and Carolyn Frigula of Fairfax; Thomas Smoot of Brandy; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold French and Bethany: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tharp; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stalamaker; Charles and Debbie Nicholson; Ijarry Jones and Kim Ding all of Culpeper; and Marie Atkins of Sperryville.

Rosie Wharton has returned to her home on Aaron Mountain Road after several days in Fauquier Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. I^irry Settle entertained with a party Saturday afternoon at their home on Castleton View Rood in honor of their son."L. H.” who had graduated that morning from Rappahannock high school. Some 100 relatives and friends were in attendance.

Salem Kuritnn Club recently held its annual Public Safety Awards Banquet at the New Salem Baptist Church fellowship hall ami some employees of our Rappahannock Sheriff’s Department were among those nseiving awards.

Congratulations are con

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