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Flint Hill Baptist Church
Purchases New Organ
As the result of a special called business meeting Sunday, May 20, of the First Baptist chu:eh, Flint* Hill, a new Connsonata electric organ was purchased. Those serving on the organ committee were Mrs. Russell Wood, David Corbin and Charles B. Wood. The new organ became a necessity when the old organ, used for thirty years became invalid.
The total purchase price was $1,995 and many contributions and pledges have been received. (Howevor, the congregation has some $500 yet to be raised. Any church members not contacted may send their contribution to any member of the committee.
This superb two manual electronic instrument is distinguished for its remarkable-clarity, unusual richness arid wide variety of musical tone. The Connsonata is an . achievement of the research laboratories of C. G. Conn Ltd., Elkhart, Indiana. Already the new organ has added a vital part to the worship service and will continue to add majesty and dignity for more effective worship.
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George L. Revercomb
George Lewis Revercomb, farmer of Peola Mills, died at his home Saturday, May 26, after a long period, of ill health. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon from the residence, with Rev. A. Paul Thompson and Rev. Charles L. Clements of Madison officiating. Mr. Revercomb wa3 a life-long member of F. T. Baptist church. Interment was in Etolan Methodist cemetery.
Mr. Revercomb, 73, was the son of John L. and Mrs. Lucy Lillard Revercomb of Rappahannock.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs, Clara Dulaney Revercomb; five daughters^ Mrs. Jacob, Young of Huntington, W. Va., Mrs. Albert Gay of Charlottesville, Mrs. Harry Fleshman of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Delmar Furlow of Silver Spring, Md., and Mrs. James. E. Lindsay of Manassas; a son, James Carroll Revercomb of Charlottesville; two brothers, W. Herbert Revercomb of Culpeper and J. trover Revercomb of Peola Mills;— two sisters, Mrs. W. F. Judd of Luray and Mrs. Gilbert Weakley of Peola Mills; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Pallbearers were A. W. Yowell, Rapley Shackelford, Earl Kilby, John R. Revercomb, Cecil Coppedge, Hanry Gallihugh, Festus Hudson, and Clyde Revercomb. -----
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