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&UE3TSOF ELDER DAILY
Weekend guests in the home of Elder and Mrs, Daily were Thom* l-M.J- Braswell of Cairo, Ga., Mr. "and Mrs. Charles Alderton of Silver Springs, Md., Mr. and Mrs. f Kenneth Morris and two sons of ' Connorsville, Ind., Miss Janiee Patrick and Dorothy Terry of Atlanta, Ga., Miss Mary Hoffman of ' Asheville, N.C., Edward Flowers of Rome, Ga, Miss Elsie StreshSWyxof -Falmouth, Gaston E. Barton of Rochelle, Ga, Major Harvey E. Shepherd of Alexandria,
Miss Carolyn Brumback of McLean. Elder and Mrs. W. A. Holmes of Newton, Iowa, and Mm: Della Fickel of Eldon, Iowa These guests were here to attend - the Primitive Baptist Association *
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Lidm Will Probated
i- ( Amissville Baptist chwreh was left $500 by the wUl of Charlie J. Latham probated at Culpeper j early this week. Other benefici/.dries were Elmer T. Jenkins, host- " ness building and lot at Amissvdjle; Charles A. Hszen, a foster brdihclr, of HyattavOle, Md., a , 1950 GMC pick-up truck; William ’jfc^Bywaters, $250 as executor; and the remainder Of the estate to the mother, Mrs. Annie Corbin "* Latham. - "ReVival at amissville ENDED SUNDAY NIGHT
. The revival closed at the Methodist church at Amissville Sunday night. The church was filled nearly every night which testified to the interest. There were many visitors from Washington, D.C., and from other sections of the county.
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