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FLINT MILL F^TJL 4 -
The first meeting of the HiH P.-T.A. offices was ffc Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. John S. Browning. These ofc fleers were Mrs. Jr. S. BrowningPresident; Bev. Norman Flythe, ▼ice-president; Mrs. G. W, Smith.
i Margaret' !**-" secretary; and Mias >eon, treasurer. '
On Tuesday night the executive committee win meet - wiih.Mcs— c Browning with the following of* fioers present: Mrs. B. J. Wood, program chairman; Mrs. Paul (Mil* Jer and Mrs. Claude Cooh; ptthTfti?** ty and membership chairmen; hot r lunch and health chairmen, John fiteutamyer and Mrs. John yesti.' ground improvement chairman,'1 Charles Wood; budget and finance. Miss Margaret Dodson, and Mrs. M. B. Bradford, Jr.„ chairmen..
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Bfrqce Farm Sold
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Greenaway- i of Culpeper have recently pur-' chased the Silas G. Bruce fifths located about two miles from -Washington on the north side of the Lee Highway, and about three . Smiles from Sperryville. The farm has about 800 acres. . * .
The sale was made by S. E.’ Hening of Sperryville. ,,.v «. :if
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