LONGDALE - Merry Christmas and best wishes to all for a healthy new year. Prayers to all who are shut in at home, nursing homes or hospitalized.
It is good to hear Peggy Robinson is feeling much better and is able to get out some.
Leroy Vess has been hospitalized at a Roanoke hospital for treatment and observation.
Tina Hostetter has returned home after a stay at the Brian Center in Low Moor following a hip replacement.
Visiting during the Christmas holidays with Marie Armstrong and son, Robert, were Ricky Nicely of Richmond; Dwight Nicely of Farmville, and daughter Meagan and husband of North Carolina.
Marie’s brother James Williams and wife, Betty, of Lexington, Blain and Marjory Reid of Lexington and Sharon Nicely, her niece, of Goshen, also visited.
Visiting with Dorothy Nicely and families at Christmas were Stephanie of St. Petersburg, Fla., Timmy Nicely of Columbia, Md., Steven and Rachel Nicely and son, James, of Springfield, and Clarie Moyer of Philadelphia, Pa.
Visiting with Audrey Nicely was her daughter Patricia of Charleston, S. C.
Mrs. Eva Bennett is doing pretty good in the home of her son, Paul and wife Kay, at Colonial Beach.
The Rev. John Hodgen and wife, Tammy, and sons, of Stafford, visited briefly on Christmas day with Carol Conner and Chris.
Jack and Janis Slough of Lexington visited recently with Lester and Nelia Conner, also Page and Edith Entsminger of Lexington and the Rev. Everett and Susie McCulley of Verona.
Sympathy is extended to the family and descendants of Mrs. (Buddy) Alice Robinson.
Sympathy is extended to the family and descendants of Mrs. Martha DeVennay Boucher.
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