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Cumberland f?t. i P' t Jamns Ray M <vMn, who is stationed a* Fort' J 'cks n. S r , r f-t-' *h- wee!; end with h:« wife and ram ly Rev. Keith Whitehead, of Ander s' nvMle. preached at Jones Chapel Sunday. M-s G-aee Bryan, who has been r.u-s!ng in Fa-mville. has been visit 'll e her son. Roy Watson. Mr. and M-s A A. Ownby and F-s. Nora da bo visaed Mr. and M : Ray Ownby. of Winsav.i. Fri day . M as. Eat 1 Owubv vksued M and Mrs Jav Gamble, of Petersburg, last week Mvs Ft! el Hioos, of M inti Fla., visited Mr, and M>s. John Brvan. Mr. and M s Brode Trotter and Mr. and M as. John King last week. M" and M s Brode Tri.ftei • visit ed Mr. and M”s. Herbert ' Jenkins, of Richmond, recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan, and daughter-in-law. Peggie Bryan, were dinner gues's Sunday of Mr. and M s John King, of Wealthia Mr and Mrs John Murphy, and daughter. Grace Martin, went to Richmond Sunday. Mrs. Mary Gose, of Staunton, spent the Easter holidays at Cler mont. The Rev. Larry K Waycaster, of Ripley. Tenn.. is going to preach at Jones Chapel May 5. both the morning and evening services. Max Trotter spent his leave with his parents here, and has returned to his station in Tripoli, Africa.
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