Memorial Services Held „

Memorial Services Held „

Flint 'Hill Baptist Churdi

Sunday, May 27 at the eleven o’clock worship service at First Baptist church, Flint Hill, a memorial service was held for Captain John Dudley Wood. The color bearers were John B. Browning, and Dudley Wood. At the eonclu- , sion of the sermon the pastor, Rev. M. E. Sliger baptized six candidates. They were as follows: Robert Lillard, Rosa Brady, Buddy Lillard, Esther Mae Fincham, William Moore, and Johnny Lillard.

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Quarterly Conference At

Jeffersonton June 12

The Third Quarterly Conference of the Rappahannock Circuit of the Methodist Church will be held at Jeffersonton on'Tuesday, June 12, 1951. The program will consist of a worship service at 11 a.m., at which the Reverend Aubrey Hughes, Superintendent of Charlottesville District of the $fethodist Church, will be the speaker. Lunch at 12 o’clock and a business session in the afternoon, at which reports from all the Sunday Schools and churches will be presented. The delegate and alternate to the Annual Conference at Roanbke in October will be elected at this quarterly conference.

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New* From The Army

And Air Force Recruiter

Having received inquiries as to whether students attending high schools or other educational institutions, who have been called for preinduction physical examina_tion and then deferred to finish_ their present school year, may still enlist, the Culpeper U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force Recruiting Station wishes to advise men in this category that'they can so enlist in the service of their ■ choice before or immediately' after the termination of the current school term. They should make application now to the Culpeper recruiting office.

Both the Army and the Air Force will accept them.

Besides the enlistment for general service, the Army offers high school graduates enlistment direct for its various technical schools. Those entering the Air Force also may have opportunity to attend different Air Force schools, the recruiting office says.-W-

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