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L»on't tail to see your Liberty Bell. It’s your bell, and a wonderful reminder of American ideals and American beliefs.
The following program has been arranged by the American Legion:
7:00 p.m.—Parade forms at L. V. Merrills; participants: Miss Liberty and Uncle Sam; American Legion Post 245 Color Guard; Liberty Bell; Boy Scouts—Flint Hill Troop, Sperryville Troop, and Washington Troop; Washington Fire Dept and Auxiliary; Sperryville Fire Dept.
7:10—Leave L. V. Merrill’s' home, parade through town (on 211) to Charles Bruce residence, then to Courthouse.
PROGRAM AT COURTHOUSE:
7:15—-Welcome, by James W. Fletcher. > < -.
7:20—“The Star Spangled Ban.■ner"—(quartet) Mrs. Helen Kilby, soprano; Mrs. Lucy Clater, alto; Jack Brown,'tenor; L. J. Turner, bass.
7 95—The Meaning of Independence Today—Dr. W. G. Pendleton v.
7:3$ — “America” —* Entire assemblage.
7:40—Preamble Declaration of Independence—Uncle Sam.
7:45—Pledge of Allegiance— Entire assemblage, led by Boy Scouts.
7:50—Ringing of The Liberty Bell—Miss Liberty.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith en• tertained at a birthday dinner at their home in Flint Hill Saturday, evening, in celebration of the birthday anniversary of R.- L< Maasie. Guests included Mrs. Maar sie and son Bobby, Miss Minnie r .Williams and John Lewis of Rfctortown.
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