visiting Her daughter in Washing ton. Mrs. Harry Langhorne is spend ing a few days in Bryn Mawyr. Pa., with relatives. Hugh Flynn Lay-Reader of St John's Episcopal Church, will at tend a Layman’s conference at Roslyn near Richmond January 24 and 2ft. W. T. Miller who ha., been a pa tient in a Richmond hospital for several weeks, was expected t) come to his home here on the week end. Mrs. Ryland Fox has invited the Evening Branch of the Wo mans Auxiliary of St. John's Episcopal Church to meet with her the first Tuesday in February. The first U S. coins were cop per.
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“visiting Her daughter in Washing ton. Mrs. Harry Langhorne.” Farmville Herald, January 1953.
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