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News Among Our Colored Readers
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timber* were honored by the presence of •11 of their children who came to visit them over the week end. Those-present were Mr. and Mrs. John Timbers of Haverford, Pa.r Mrs. Mary Collins of Ardmore, Pa., James Timbers and family of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Leon Nelson of Doylestown, Pa., Mr<; and Mrs. Frank 'R. Timbers of Washington, D. C., and Mr. and - Mrs. Edward TBaily and family.i
Miss Joseplune Clanagon is spending the winter in Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Hattie 'Richardson is od the sick list.
Mrs. Nannie Starks entertained r. at a birthday party at her hoipe^ Sunday, November 27, in cfele-‘,‘; bration of the birthday anniver*-^ saries of her grandchildren, Josephine Bridget and Arthur Brid- ' jget. " "
Mrs. Blanche1 FleWher spent / Thanksgiving Day with relatives in Washington, D. C. _%
Mrs. Mabel Spniel of Washington, D, C., spent the week end > with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Fletcher. .
R. S. Timbers visited his brother, Phdio Timbers, at the home of Mr. ana1 Mf*. Henry Timbers.
Tdiss Nancy Freeman of Washington, D. C., visited her mother, . Mrs. Mattie Freeman, during the holiday. ' •• - f ^
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fletcher entertained at dinner at their home Thanksgiving Day, having as theira guests Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Flurry, Mr. iknd Mrs. BJ W. Timbec* and Ison, Mr^ Mary Tinfbers, Mrs. ESIla Dennis, and Queen Fletcher of Charles Town, W. Va., and Ce\>rge Weathers and Wilbur . Williams.'
HOPEWELL, Sperryville
Rev. Carrell, Pastor . Sunday: J1 a.m.—Morning
.Worship • , , 750 p.m.—Fhrening Worship
- MT. MYRIA
Rev. L. D. Ford, Pastor
Sunday: 11 a.m.—Morning
Worship
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