2 Mr. Walker is lt;4 ears old. and ' Jlrs. Watte is 69 years of age. Tney are fcotii *n fairly good health. although 'Mrs. Walker has been an invalid a number o? ears suffer-zng artjonty Mrs. Walker vas the ionner Cora Moretie Oadc-e or Uda-2. Kas^ 'xaeze they: areddmg took p^ace. T*o 3 ears later they zzKned so BurUng-ton Jusxiiofi. xhere ihey commued 50 res^ie ntxi. the exeepuon of i^n years spesi solves of Maryrille. Mr. Walter ■seas engaged in £arm-| mg ptnor u moraa* lo ihe^r present home five years ago.Tfcey hare seven children, including William C. Walter, MUmnre; P. Donald Walker, S:. Joseph; Neal and VOss Walker, Maryville, and Mrs. 'Aim a. Miller. Mis. IalePlymtdi ami Mas lizzie Walker. Burlington Junction. Tliey also tare twelve grandcinidren and one great-grandson. Trro grandsons are m service? 2sm Hackets, wno is m the navy, and Charles Miller, Tao -5 in ine army air corps.AH of ihe family, -except those in | service, plan to attenc sue dinner. J Mr. Walker's brother, Mr. and Mrs \ John Walker ana son, Ctiford. or Skidmore mil also attend. Mr Walker attended the ^reeding izliT years ago Mr. Walkers s^ter-tn- S la** and Mrs. Walter’s. Jcur broth- j crs v'ho also attended ibe reccing, Tnii be unanle to be present.4 cars id coal on track.—Glover * and Alexander.—Adv. jHead Daily Forum AVas; Aa *