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The former pastors of, the church were Rev. John Genes, who served three years; Rev.. Wash . Blair, 10 years; Rev. R. H. Carey, 26 years; and Rev. J.. L. Williams, 17 years. The present pastor of the church. Rev. ”L. M. Carroll has. served 18 years. ' '
BAND CONCERT, AT S^RABJBLE
A 23-piece band from Cj^enre Washington Carver High School of Cu'peper, will play . ytthe Scrabble school Saturday, Mag.27, at 8:30 p.m. R. L. Barnes, will-be the director. A silver .offering will be taken upi . • « ». * •>
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and Mrs. Charles Fsgps- and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. Fagus of Winchester, werq Sunday, .guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dido.-m
Mr. and Mrs. Henry .'Clue >«f Linden, were week-end guysta of their son and daughter-id-iiw Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Clue.
Rev. T. L. Proctor, accompanied by "his choir conducted services Sunday afternoon at the Befhel Baptist church in Amiasville.
Clifford Tyler of. Fronhv Royals and son Clifford, Jr., ■ Of Pittsburgh, Pa.,' visited Mrs. Ell* Jordan on Tuenday. .• v
Mrs, John Graves and daughter Regina spent Wednesday v with Mrs. Frances Brown. . ..i .
Mr. and Mrs. Janies, Jordan and son James, Jr., of Hernabucgj Pa., spent the week end with, the latter’s sister, Mrs. Margaret Jackeon. : ■■ J ± '
Mr. and Mrs. Roger; Roberta and daughter Betty of Washington, D. C., were over-night ,guests Friday of. Mrs. Roberta’ parents^Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jordan, . *-rMr.
and. Mrs. Robert .Brook* and daughter Blondeno of Washington, D. C„ were gneats of Mias Stella Underwood- Sunday. ». >
Bennie Jasper of Baltimore, Md., spent several days last week with his parents Mr. and. Mrs. George Jasper at Huntly.
Mrs. Rebecca Russell of Wash.ington, D.C., spent Sundft?"<lrfth Mr. and Mrs. Abner Russell in Huntly.
An operetta entitled “Cinderella In Flowerland” will 'be presented at the Flint Hill school, Friday, May 26, at 8:11 p.m. • ' , •/
Guests on Mothers Day of My. and Mrs. Hugh Starks were Mrs. Mary Wilmer, Mrs. Auris Hill and son, Mrs. Ester Whitehead of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Starks and daughter Lyle Starks, Mrs. Aurlia O’Dell Starks and Jack .JFreeman of- Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cliff in and Mrs. Mary Miller of Washington, D. C., (were week-end guests cf Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher '-and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bridget and children were recent visitors in Washington. D. C.
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