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HI Mrmnriant

CARTER. MARIE WHARTON. In mem.
DRY OF my dear wife. MARIE WHAR
TON CARTER. who passed away one
year ago today. March p. 1850.
It's been year. my dear. since you
But shall never forget the day:
You STAYED until your race was won,
Then quietly stole away from everyone
As sweetheart and wife.
You were the salt OF the earth.
80 | know up IN Heaven.
You are proving your worth.
And as the years so BY.
Az they are bound 70 DO.
With Gods help I'll never stop
Loving and remembering YOU
LOVING HUSBAND. WELDON.
CLARKE. CATHERINE. Ny ever-faith-
ful tribute to the sacred memory Of
my devoted wife CATHERINE CLARKE,
who was taken from me four wears
aso today, March 8. 1853.
When We step beyond lifc's gateway.
=, As my devoted wife has done.
We shall ind a land OF beauty
With never setting sun.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND, GEORGE .
COLLIER, LEWIS T.. JULIA CHRISTIAN.
HARRIET l.. AND JULIA b. In loving
eternal rest LEWIS r. March Q. l922.
JULIA CHRISTIAN. January 20. 1890.
HARRIET L., july -. 1851. and JULIA
B., January -. 1856
ne RiVeth HIS beloved sleep.
COOKE, WILLIAM H. In loving mem
DRY OF my devoted father. WILLIAM
II COOKE, who passed away twenty
seven wears ago today. March q. 1890
Your gentle face and patient smile
With sadness I recall
You had a kindly word for each,
And died beloved bv all
You are not forgotten, dear Father,
Nor will you ever be.
As Ions. as life and memory last.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARY
COOKE BACON
GILLIAN. WILLIAM c. A tribute OF love
and devotion TO the sweet meLlorv OF
our beloved son. brother, uncle and
1856
You are not forgotten by the ones who
loved you best
LONELY AN MOTHER, I, ms MARY A
S RA!b9Yma NIECE !FiE AND aoeoGDRchHnb
GREEN. WILLIAM LIZ ROY In loving
memory Of my brother. WILLIAM LIE
ROY GREEN, who departed this lift
fourteen years ago today, March y
Gone. but not forgotten.
one l will never forget
MELVIN Z GREEN
HILL, ELIZABETH RAFTERY. In loyinI
memory o. my dear mother, Eliza.
this life one year ago TODAY, Marcf
1850
NV heart stll aches with sadness.
MY eyes shed many tear
Only Jod knows now ! miss you
LOVING 6sHSGuoGniTiRhRs VII vEiA JOSEPH
MAHONEY, CAPT. JAMES G. In mem.
ory. Of our dear father, CAPT. JAMES
q. MAHONEY. who died March n. lD44
The years NAV wipe out many things
:, But this they wipe gu. never.
rhr memory Of those happy days
YOUR CHILDREN. JAMES NJ. MA.
HONEY sR,' AND AMY l.. MA
PROCTOR, KATE. In loving memory o.
q o i1R eelqyed mother and grandmother
seven wears ago today. March ., 1850
In life we loved you osariy,
In death we do the sane.
Peaceful be your rest. dear Mother,
DEVOTED GHfifiDssN1 AND GRAND
CHILDREN
Called to rest March y, l0hf
Thou art away In body. o Daughter
Yet in spirit .rou art always near:
neer obscure
| Thy living presence IN our hearts.
LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER
TINNEN, FANNIE ?. In loving memor,
| Of our devoted mother, FANNIE r
| TfNNEN. who left Us nve years az
today, March q. 1852.
You had q smile for everyone.
A heart as Dure as gold:
To those who knew and loved you,
YoUHRs cTgi fISSy WI RRN iSs INopS RSIs
BERTA.
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so Routed in Hotel Fire

KANSAS CITY. Mar. 9 (P.-
About so persons, some in night
clothes, fled into the street last
night as fire ragged atop the
eight-story Puritan Hotel. The
hotel owner. John Fishman, said
he estimated the fire and water
damage at $4,000.
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Col. Leo J. Query. IS.
U. S. Military Attuche

TEL AVN, Israel. Mar. 8 (P.
Col. Leo j. Query, SIS. Military
Attache to the United States En-
bassy in Israel. died after a heart
attack yesterday.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Query Of Somerville,
Mass.
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Martin Luther Makes
N Debut in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,, Mar. 9 [E9.-The motion picture "Martn
Luther shown for the first time last night by
Milwaukee Station WISN-TV. -
The premier originally scheduled December by Sta
ton WGNTV in Chicago cancelled after protests II
has been scheduled for future programmng several other
stations in the Nation.
There controversy the showing film was
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Fother Smith, 70, Noted
Catholic Scholar, Dies

The Very Rev. Ignatus Smith, noted Catholic and
retired dean of the School of Philosophy at Catholic University
died yesterday afternoon of heart attack.
Father Smith, TO- stricken at his residence Domni-
House of Studies the He taken
Hospital where he died hours health had
been excellent until his fatal attack.
Father continued as the dean for
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Darn nf Thuitks

LONG. DIR. HOWARD n. The family
Of the late DR.. HOWARD H.. LONG
gratefully acknowledges your thought
fulness and sympathy in Its bereave-
ment l0|
GENEvIEvE B. We wish to
express our appreciation for the many
acts of kindness and expressions Of
sympathy and coincidence extended by
our friends and ministers of neigh
borhood churches and our neighborS
during the death of our late mother.
MRS. GENEVIEVE B WILLIAMS
THE FAMILY 100
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been excellent until his fatal att
Since last fall. Father Smit
religious communities, 70 in all
at the university. He celebrated
the st Thomas Aquinas mass
last Sunday in the Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception.
A devoted follower of st.
Thomas, one of the great saints
of the Dominican order. Father
Smith read through all of the
eminent philosophers works
every year.
Son Of Grocer
Born Henry Michael Smith in
1886. the year Gu was founded,
he was the eldest of eight chill
dren of a Newark IN. j. grocer.
After helping work his way
through high school as a book
keeper and machine shop man.
he decided to become a priest.
He chose the Dominican order
and the name of Ignatius.
For SO years he was a dominant
figure on the campus, where he
was known universally as "Iggy."
A man of many sides, Father
Smith found sports as well as
philosophy fascinating and gave
his whole-hearted support to the
schools athletic program.
He was a marvellous rag time
piano player and a crossword
puzzle expert. He called the
young people by breezy nick
names. declared that universities
were for the students. not the
faculty. and so interested the stu
dents in philosophy that 1000
out Of $500 each year take at
least one course in it.
Father Smith once declared
he considered himself trustee
Of knowledge for the benefit of
Others"
Many HOnOrs
AS to his teaching methods. he
said he suggested when asked
and corrected when needed" He
also believed that to learn one
must have "fun while learning"
Honor after honor was be-
slowed on Father Smith last year
when he celebrated his 50th an
niverSary at the university, first
as a student. then as a teacher.
He received the Cardinal Glib
bonS Medal. the highest award
of the university's alumni as
ISOLATION. at a dinner on April Z
attended by 700 persons in the
Willard Hotel. given by the
Friends Of Father Smith," The
medal is awarded for distin-
guished and meritorious service
to the United States of America,
the Catholic Church or the
Catholic University of America"
Father Smith was praised for
his instinct for justice.
his dedication to the highest
expression of academic freedom
the duty and the right of
professors and students to seek
the truth. to find the truth and
10 live the truth. -
On behalf of Pope Plus XII,
the Apostolic Delegate, the Most
Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani,
bestowed upon Father Smith
that night the Cross Pro Ec-
clesia ct Pontifice tfor the
Church and the PontifD.
Praise From Eisenhower
President Eisenhower sent a
letter read at the dinner, prais-
ing Father Smith as a great
American who had contributed
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thing" in connection with the
television showing of the film.
He recalled that the legion.
which grades motion pictures for
viewing by Roman Catholics, had
placed the film in a special
category when it was shown on
the screens. At that time.
Father Parr said. the legion
recommended it should be seen
from "a critical point of view"
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Auurtlinn

memory Of JACOB A. KAMEROW will
be held on Sunday. the 10th, day OF
March, 1857, at . pm. at the King
David Memorial Garden, Section "a,
Falls Church. Va.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. laU couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. t0att three fun days
and receiue the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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CEMETERY LOTS

PARKLAwN cEMETERY. near Rockville;
4 plots owner leaving town, must
sell VIII 2-5i5f.
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mem1ers Of Bethlehem chap.
ter. No. Z, o E. g., are re-
auested 70 assemble at the
Deal Funeral Home aSI!
Georgia ave NV, on sun
day, March 10. 1857. az \
D m, Tor the purpose OF e9n-
uneral services for our late
IA N HoLLAf.D
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BURCH. NAIHAN. on Thursdar. Marcl

1867. NATHAN BIRCH Of i5oi
North TAFT, St, Arlington. Va, beloved
father Of jacob i. and sidney MI
Burch He also Is survived by four
grandchildren. Funeral services at the
Bernard DanzanskV a. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 llth st. NV, on SUNDAY,
March 10, at II 80 am fnterment
King David Memorial Garden Me-
mortal week $3.50 North PoWhatan
81 Arlington, Va. 10
RIfREH NATHAN .z.at., .......,...t
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M " UIIrtFN and Wem-
bers Of Bricklayers' Union.
No. ], OF Washington. d. c..
are hereby notified OF the
death OF ALERT v. JELLY,
a life member Services al
Chambers Funeral Home,
BIZ ilth 81. Sc, on Mon
day, March II. 1857, at
Intcrment Congressional
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JOHN P. oARvEY seey. 10

JCflN r AhthNENt ofNNs w
JOHNSON, FLOYD y. on Sunday, March
9. 1857. FLOYD 4, JOHNSON OF Route
., Sterling Va, beloved brother OF
Forest NJ johnson He also Is sur.
ylyed by ore nephew, Forest " john
son, ir an aunt Catherine johnson,
and many other relatives Funeral
services Will be held at . nm Sun
day March ., at the Mount Pleasant
Baptist Church, FloriS, Va iuterment
Plummer Chapel Cemetery. near Ster-
ling, Va ARRANGEMENTS by the Green
Funeral Home
LAHEY. JAMES EDWARD. OF 4agg
b bSSsn 70 ., Mary q Mien fs,hef o q
Mrs James Acklcy MISS Teresa Ann
Lahey and James Edmund Lahey, broth
er OF Mrs. Catherine Brown PRAYERS
az Chambers Funeral Home, bi7 iith
s;4b I'm. Mass IN our. Lady OF, Peace
al 800 am lnterment AAolyy cfosi
Cemetery, Brooklyn, N Y II
LFIBsOHN, BETTY. on Friday. March
\, 1907, BETTY LEIBSOHN, beloved
sister Of Dr RAYMOND Lcibsohn Fu-
neral services at the Bernard DanzAn.
sky a. Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
81 NV on Sunday, March 10, at
2 pm. Interment y, {. Lodge Gene.
terry. Memorial week, 1911 Wildwood
DR.. Takoma Park, Md In lieu Of
flowers the family suggests that con-
tributions may be sent to the Sarah
corenfleld Cancer Memorial Fund, 6iOt
18th At. NV 10
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DAVID G BJcHkLTnER, sees 10
.BuSsEY. MADGE q. on Saturday,
March. ., 1857. .MADGE. c. BUssEY,
beloved wife OF Lonnie J. Bussev and
mother Of Lonnie Bussey, ir Serv-
ices at the W W Deal Funeral Home,
n.Al2 Georgia ave. NV on Tuesday,
IL, at II am. IntermcntI
ysN.incoln Cemetery ~
fEtR, SALLIE MAE. on Tuesday.
kCth 5, 1867, at Freedmcns Hospital,
VILE MAE BUTLER, daughter Of
LIZARD Sims and sister OF Nathaniel
Thomas and wilson Sims Remains
resting at Boyd's Funeral Home, l23s
2n.h st. NV, after Ia am SUNDAY,
March 10. Funeral on MONDAY March
II, at / pm, from the above funeral
home interment Woodlawn Cemetery,
lOs
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HORATIO s. tRAcIE).

Friday, March :, 1857. al the Circle
HoRATIo 8. lRAcIE) WILLIE, husband
OF Virgie A Willie and father OF Mrs.
brother Of Mrs beatrice Winslow. Isaac
and Joseph Willie He also IL sur
vlyed by seven grandchildren Friends
NAV call At the funeral home OF
Money A. King. Vienna Va. where
services will be held on Monday. March
II at a.. pm Tntcrment National
Memorial Park Cemetery, Falls Church,
Va. 10
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ATHAN a special communi-
cation OF BENJAMIN Pranklin
Lodge. No. so. =. A. A NJ.
has been called for 1880
a m Sunday, March 10. 1857,
at the Masonic Temple, sol
18Th ST. NV, for the pur-
pose Of CONDUCTING the last
rites for our late brother
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March 8, 1867, at the National In
BRYANT Of iI0I Ridge ri Sc. be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Galena NJ
Bryant, stepfather OF Curtis NJ Dull
grandfather OF Linda Lee and Gloria
Jean Dull, brother Of Percy n Bryant
Friends NAV call az the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th 81. and Mass. ave. ne,
day. March I: at II am. Internent
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WAIkINS, MAE y. on Thursday. March
Z, 1867. at Casualty Hospital, MAE
Z WATKINS Of 90 Massschysetts
watkins. mother OF Mrs virginia Ire
maine Of Port Lauderdale, Fla: Mrs.
Resale claxton OF Silver Spring. Nd
and Mrs. Margaret Greham Ct Lees
burg. Va She also is survived by
four grandchildren. Friends may call
nj the Lee Funeral Home. 4th So
and Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Monday, March Al. at o:3O
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BRIEN. LILLIAN Z. on Frlday. Mach

x. 1887. LILLIAN =. BRIEH, beloved
sister Of Mrs. Pauline Rosenberg and
Louis Brein, both Of WASHINGTON. D c.
Services at the c D Goldberg a. Son
Funeral Home. 4.i7 0th St NV. On
Sunday. March To- al go pm. In
terment King David Memorial Garden
Cemetery In mourning at 6505 l4th
St n w.. Apt p 10
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BROWN, WALTER

ruary 3, 1857, WALTER v. BROWN
OF Route .. Baileys Crossroads. Va,
beloved son Of walter A. and MARY
l. Brown grandson of Mrs Nellie
Weaver and James and Louella
Brown Also surviving are other rela-
tiYes and many friends From l0l
m. TO 1880 p m. Sunday, March
10, friends are invited TO call az he
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920 Dthl
st nv. thence % the Warne1s Baptist
Church Baiieys Crossroads. Va where
services will be held at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Mount Pleasant Baptist Church 1
Cpppterv
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Worthy Matron.
BLANCHE p UPDIKE, Secy. 10
a

Quoting |
sister, Ell
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aud fasnils ot Kansas Cits aty
spending tlseW vacation al their
summer home n the mountains Of
Colorado. ~
Rev. and Afrs D. c Stone. Of
High Point. nt# g.. have recently
moved To tIis community HI N the
new, pastor ul thu. Wesleyan MetAo-
dist church.
Mr. and Mrs Robert King enter
tanned at a farewell shower Satur-
day, houorag hts brother an d
family MI ana AIRS. Richard King
who leave aeht week for Central.
5. al. where Nlr. King viii study
for The nnI4atry5
The can.74li sreunion was held
Sunday al sse uld homeplace on
Route il with sli seven Of the ehil-
dren Of the hate II, G. Camden and
Eta Nuckots Camden attending
John Howard Camden, the eldest.
Tom N Canluen OF Richmond; DIN
Camden OF. Wison. n. C. Eddie
Camden and III. Aubrey Bradley
Camden 81 Roanoke Mrs. L0tue
9 Atkinscli aild Mrs Annie q.
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Sandy River Soundings

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Armsted
and family. and Mr. and Mrs
William Bradshaw recently en-
Joyed a tour OF our beautiful Vn-
ginia mountains. especially the
Peaks Of Otter.
Nh. and Mrs. w. A. Oldham. and
Judy. left Saturday morning for
a weeks vacation in Southwest
Virginia and Tennessee. They will
visit friends and relatives in Dick
enson county, Va, Newport and
Yorktown, Tenn. On their return
they will stop in Christiansburg
where Judy Will remain for sever
al days. Jimmy Lynn Gentry and
James Oldham. Jr.. went back to
johnson City with them.
Mr.. and. Mrs. H. j. Parker. Of
Syringa. attended the centennial
celebration at Pisgah Sunday.
They spent Sunday night in the
home OF MI. and Mrs. Wo0dfin
Hughes.
Mrs. Pettus Reminisces
Mrs j l.. Pettus, Of Edeston.
N. c.. spent several days III the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer
Gillian. this week. She called on
many Of her friends of yesterday
and enjoyed remlniscing OF days
Of her early youth.
Nancy jenkins spent Eaturday
with her grandmother Mrs. Wal
ter Wright in Cumberland.
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Juice Sfrainer, With Feather, Bit Of Ribbon,
Teapot WinHonorsdf Communications
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Bass.
Bases Go to Petersburg

Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Bass.
Bases Go to Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aumon Bass
and Miss Blanche Bass spen.
Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs. Jerome Raiford, Of Peters
burg. On their return they stop
ped in Blackstone and visited
Mrs. Jack White and Bruce Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Rosen, and
son. and Mrs. c. H. Gee. and son,
visited the Bases Tuesday.
| Willie Bradshaw spent Sunday
with his grandson, Early Thomp-
son. Of Ashland.
| Sharon GAS met with CAROLYN
Gates Saturday afternoon. Rev.
and Mrs. r. O. Herndon, and
daughters. were their special
guests.
| Miss Teapot Wins
Mrs. f. L. Louis. and daughters.
entertained the younger group of
our community at hat party On
her lawn Thursday afternoon.
Each guest wore hat improvised
from some gadget. The parade of
party bonnets displayed much
originality and they were rare
and most amusing. The hat win
ming first prize as the funniest
was a Juice strainer, a cocky fea-
tner and bit of ribbon, worn by
Brenda Broyles- The first prize
for the prettiest hat was a teapot
and cup and saucer worn by Bet
Miss Teapot. Other games were
played and refreshments served
adding to the Jolly good time en-
joyed BY all.
Revival services will begin at
Sharon Baptist church August IS.
Rev T. O. Herndon. the new pas
tor viii conduct the services.
Sharon Young Women's Asso-
citation enjoyed hay ride and
picnic at Goodwin Lake Wednes-
DAY afternoon given y their lead
er Mrs. Drewry Gates.
The slouriouS rain has been a
Joy TO all OF US, but especially to
the farmers. They can lift their
heads now as can the plant life
around them. They whistle a mer-
ny tune as they busy themselves
with fan planning and planting.
Miss Elam Sings
Miss 10 Elan. of Powhatan
county. was the dinner guest Of
John A. Gates. Jr., Sunday. She
was guest soloist at the centen-
NAL celeration at Pisgah Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Priddy, of
Burkeville. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Mercer Gillian and Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodfin Hughes Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gates visit
ed his mother. Mrs. w. B. Gates.
and other relatives of the com
munity Sunday.
I The family gathered at Mr.. and
I Mrs Clark Garnett's Sunday for
the birthday celebration Of SAN
/ dra Garnet.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. LII. Jones. and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paulus Price. and
daughter. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Smith. Carnelle
and Jay Crofton came back with
them after spending the week
with Paula.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Collins
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Arm
istead Sunday afternoon.
Parker Graduates
Mrs. Robert Jenkins accom-
panied Nh. and Mrs. j A. Parker
to Charlottesville for the gradua-
ton Of James Parker at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Miss Ann Beverly Gates. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie
Gates, Of Roanoke Rapids. N. c..
was married to Donald Taylor
Saturday afternoon. Among those
attendings the wedding from this
community We're Misses Virginia
and Betty Gates. Jean Gates, Mrs.
Charlie Gates and Betty 10. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Gates and Mrs.
brewery Gates. Miss Gates IS the
granddaughter of Mrs. w. B.
Gates and graduated from Wo-
mans College in Greenboro. n c..
in June.
Miss Martha Lee Hubbard. OF
Farmvllle, spent Thursday night
with Michele and Marcia Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Carrier
spent Wednesday in the home of
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ing relatives and attending tie Allen
reunion
E. ] Throckmorton has gone
back to Roanoke after spending two
weeks here visiting his children.
Throckmortons Visit
Tulane Throckmorton. and grand
daughters. Of Chatham, spent Fri
day and Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ Throckmorton and Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Swalley. Others who
visited during the week were Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Throckmorton and
daughter. Nancy and Miss Eliza
beth Parker Of Buckingham G. HI,
and Trent Throckmorton, OF Me
herrin.
Walter Cartwright. Jr., of Deep
Creek. spent the week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cart
wright. Miss Frances Cartwright
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.Hixburg

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry (. Gillia m
Of Lynchburg. visited Miss Maggie
Hix Thursday.
Mrs Ruth Swan Brockwen. 81
Warwick, left Monday after spehd-
Ing the week end at her summer
home.
Mrs. Edwin Fore was the week
end guest OF her brother, Percy
Rogers. at Front Royal
Mrs. Hunter Baldwin. oi Quntico,
is spending two weeks at Their home
here.
A social hour and picnic lunch
were the main features of the
Pamplin Home Demonstration club
meeting Thursday Mrs. Jim Will
llamS was hostess.
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NAekuis. u Richmond. and Mrs.
Eta C. Lewis, Of Buckroe Beach
Among the out-cf-state descen-
dantS attending were Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis f Jones. Of Mt Airy. Md
Other relatives came from Rich
mond Charlottesville H a mpton.
Newport News. Roanoke, Norfolk
King George and the Arlington area
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Miss Mary A. Wilkerson, Of Kansas
City Mrs Jesse NJ. Clark Of Rich
lnond, Mrs. Maude Pully, and sister,
Mrs Virginia Pretlow Of Richmond.
and Mrs Bessis Jackson. Of John
son Station, spent Monday al Ufton
Terraca with their cousin, Mrs.
Annie P. johnson In the afternoon
they all drove to the restored VIII
kinson cemetery. where the grave
Of William Wilkinson, Revolutionary
soldier. will be dedicated BY his
grandson. Senator Frank Lee Will
kinson. IN, in September. 1858.
Senator and Mrs, F W Wilkinson,