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W z! ................. I I•¸ II "I Area Men ,,i the American Revolution. GREGORY, JAMES Service-North ~wolina,Virgin- ia Va. No. 23334 No. R. 4292 Born in Gloueastersh/re, England, May 14, 1752. Emigr- ated to Virginia at age of 18 and settled in Augusta County. Served in the Revolution under Captain Sam Wilson and Col. Lewis after enlistment in Augusta County. Married Eleanor (Emnor) Dikes, September t, I~S, with the Reverend John Aldersun as minister. Soldier applied for pension, August 29, iS . Sold- ier died, November 30, 18N. wi w'appU for pension, April n, 1S43, in Greenbrier County. Apparently dropped~~. from the rolls on the ground that patrol duty on the fruntle~ i1 settlements afforded no ~l @rounds for pensions. Support- ing claims by John McElhen-~ nery, Joshua and John Doman, Thomas Craig, George Gina Newsome Honored With Brunch A Bridal Brunch was given hormring Gina Newsome, bride elect of Jacob Ronald Shet- ler, of New York City and formerly of Forest Hill. The •.. Brunch was given by Mrs. ~: Bobby Basham, Mrs. Charles Lowe and Mrs. G. E. Lafen in the Blue & Gold room at Pipe- stem State Park. Guest were registered, by Mrs. Rob Newsome, from a table laid with a floor length melon cloth over laid with white linen. Complimenting the table was a tall crystal nut- ed vase filled with miniature white carnations tipped in mel- on and babies breath. The unique handmade guest book was shaped like a wedding bell covered with seed pearls and white doves. Upon arrival the honoree was presented with a corsage by the hostesses. Covers were laid for the 11:00 A. M. Brunch with a melon cloth and white linen napkins, caught up with melon satin ribbon. The table was centered i with a white milk glass bowl filled with a fresh pinapple and green grapes interspersed with miniature white carnations ti- pped in melon. White place cards highlighed with a single melon silk flower marked each place. Written inside of each card was famous Slu0tatlens and quips about love ~ marc-. Sage that was read to Gins at. _ the end of the brunch. Antique 5~rystal dishes completed the .... table arrangements. Miss Robin Man.s, Maid of Honor, from New York City, ,lead the toast to the bride - to - be and a delicious brunch was served to the following: The honor*e, Gins Newsome, Mrs. Rick Newsome, Mrs. Rob Newsome, Mrs. Richard New-: some, Miss Robin Man,s, Mrs.' Jack Turner, Mrs. Jerry Davis, Mrs. Jean Camara, Mrs. Nad-I ine Woodrum, Mrs. Randy IIar- vey, Mrs. Anthony Mammene, Mrs. Jim Ford, Mrs. Steve Tickle, Miss Clydia Whitlock, Mrs. Roger Slone, Mrs. Chrisi Bennett, and the hostesses,! Mrs. Bobby Basham and Mrsq Charles Low,. Host Families Needed By Youth Exchange Service I Frederick D. Long Wit~ll, Mark Gesbel. , , shOWS that he had moved with his wife and children to Monroe GWINN, SAMU ,( County, z776. Serviea-Vir~ Va.N@.ill~ HALE, EDWARD No. S. 17~2 Born, about 17S0, and was Born, Augusta County, Vs., active in border affairs. He 1750, or 1752. Served on the was a soldier in the Revolution western frontiers from 1771 to in 1781 under Captain Shannon 1774, and inter under Captains whose company operated in Lockbridge and Glass, and Col. North Carolina. He married Andrew Lewis. He also Patsy Perdue and spent the mentions Lieutenant Thomp- later years of his life on Wolf sen, Lieutenant Donnelly, Cap- Creek in the New River Valley tain John Stewart, Colonel in Monroe County. Their child- Charles Lewis. Pension certifi- ren were Thomas, Isaac, cat* issued, 1834, but dropped Charles, Jesse, Isaiah, Daniel, in 1835 on statement that his Elias, William, Mary, and service was not in organized Phoebe. army service. Application ODDS CHART Odds vary depending on the number of Game Tickets you obtain. The more Tickets you collect, the better your chances of winning. ODDS CHART EFFECTIVE AUGUST 5, 1984 o-sE. I egos ,o. I ooos,o. Iooos ,o. i f PRIZE [ OF ] ONEGAME { 13GAME / 26GAME I t ~. PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES, MTN. DEW, PEPSI FREE, "10 PLUS DEPOSIT ADVERTHRO ITEM POUCY Eoch of these eOvea~ items r~ukN to be rea41ly mtoileble for sale in SSCh Krogor Sto~, except H sbe¢~tca~ no~ in this ~1. ff we do run out of sn lOvortised item. we wi~t offer vo~ your choke of a com/a~ab~ . .item. vvh~ ~, mtk,,ain9 me NU~4 IMIVk~S Or s reinch4¢k which will "~ - ~mtJtll you tO purchue the e0vortiu¢l .... ~ "~'~ ~ at lt~l adve~bod wice wlthm 30 bey.. Only o~o vendor coupo~ w~l be American host familim all over the United States are urgently needed by YES for~"~ ~ I ' ~~~ international teenage ' students from Asia, Europe: . t~ ~ u~v m ~o~ , gt~Imto~l to~ vm~ total ~fection and Latin America,i i. , ,,~wo~,,, of m,,,uf,=.,,,. ,fee, era scheduled to arrive in AuW~st' . ~. ~ utah. K,oo~ w~ ~ ~, for the 1984- 85 school year;! .:': ~,~, ~,~ or ~uno vo~ The 15 to 18 year old! .~.! . students are carefully selected, have excellent medical insurance and bring their own spending mon . For further information on hosting an inte~mtional high school student, please eentaet YOUTH EXCHANGE ~" SERVICE (.YES), Work~, Trade Qintar, 35O South D 'St., Los Angeles( a 9o07L or phone toll free: I - 800 848 - 2121. COPYRIGHT illS4 - THE KROG|R CO, if|MS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, AUG. 5. THROUGH SATURDAY= &UG. 11, 1004. IN n =u.. I~DANTtTtSS. NONE SOLO TO OEALERS. Hold Summers County Special Olympics ended its 198-3 - 84 year with a picnic at Pipe- stem State Park. Twenty - one athletes and their families along with six volunteers gath- ered together on Saturday, July 28th. Brief 4 - H PAPER TRAILER Picnic The special athletes enjoyed the tram and miniature golf course. Afterwards, everyone participated in a balloon 'toss and a water cup race. Special thanks are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hue- urn, Mr. and Mrs. Lan'y Good-' son and family, Lisa I ightner, Mrs. Kenni Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mtdlins, Mrs. Edith Cook, Mrs. JoAnn Honaker, Mrs. Charles Wiseman, Mrs. The 4 - H paper trailer is Robert Ward and Mrs. James full and waitin for the Wallace. company to send a truck to i ~ i pick up papers. | ~ [ Please do not bring more I "'-Z"_ I paper to the trailer until it has | ~ I been emptied. I I I Big 4 Drug Showing Aug. 10-1 1-12 • P(; Hallmark Cards When you care enough to send the very best. 92 SHEETS PER ROLL Single Roll ST~U~b41)NI~ IM2~JbY ALSO PG LIMIT 2 PLEASE U.S. GOV'T iNSPECTED "MORE BEEF GROUND' Pound Pound -' ues. 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