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ner ene=t Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan.

Mis: Nannie Russell of New Ynrl- "-ns t'-e overnight euest Friday of Mr. and Msr. Abner Russell in Hi-ntly.

Mrs. Mamie Rennet* and two daughters of Washington. D. C.. are visitinrr Mrs. Daisy Myers at Flip* Hill *

Dinner e-pests Sunday at the home of Mr. -*\nd MtTi. Willie R’-own at F’int Hill were Rev. and Mrs. T. L Proctor. Mis Haywood Timbers and dn-itrhter Virginia, — —and—Mas - aid -Mrs-; John.Cfoves and two dauphters. Teresa and Repina.

Mr. and Mis. Howard I-aw-'on an I family were S’ nday puests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown.

I.uemma Fletcher, Joe Lewis Fletcher, and Charles Freeman are on tne sick list Frank Carter, Lena Timbers. William Cliffin, and William Sloan, who have been sick, are improving.

Henry J-ovnes of Warventon and Robert Phillips were the dinner truest s Sunday of Mr. and Mis, C. F.. Dearimr.

Joan Barbour of Washing-ton. D. C., spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. M. Rarbou r.

Mr. and M’- Paul Dennis and

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