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Greetings to each of you in our area and all our readers, as we try to continue this column and we apologize for missed issues, as six weeks of the time was spent in Culpeper Regional Hospital and Culpeper Rehab Center recovering from a - broken ankle. With your’ prayers ascending to God and his healing, I am now able to walk again.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Printz of Culpeper make regular trips to visit his father, Cecil Printz, a resident here at Jackson House.
We welcome to our area, Marcia Fincham and family who are residing in the former McDaniel house.
Mrs. J. T. Dodson of Salem Way is recovering from a broken arm, having fallen in her home.
Belated wishes go out to all those who celebrated birthdays in March, including Shelvy Frazier, 90, Nick Norman, Edna Denin. Larry Cubbage, Heather Brown, Linda Hitt, Jackie Cubbage, Sadie Norman, Stan Williams and this writer.
The Rappahannock seniors are looking forward to moving into their new building, the old Scrabble School, here in Boston, just a short distance from Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church.
Quite a large crowd were in attendance to enjoy the singing and pickin' party at Salem Fire Hall Friday evening.
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