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Here are those who have consented or have asked to serve:
Chief Emergency Police Service—J. W. Critzer, Washington.
Chief Emergency Medical Service, Dr. W. R. Johnson, Washington.
Chief Emergency Welfare Service, Mrs. Elizabeth Buntin, Washington.
Chief Emergency Utility Service, V. H. Rosson, Sperryville.
Chief Emergency Public Works Service, M. H. Brady, Flint Hill.
Chief Emergency Fire Service, L. V. Merritt,Their
jobs in the event of an emergency are generally indicated by their titles. Actually those who are expected to be the most active an# of greatest immediate importance are the sapervisoas and observers of our four aircraft observation posts. These supervisors are:
Amissvttle (Mike Jig 54 Red) Mrs. Mitchell Green.
fiuntly (Mike Jig 55 Black) Aubrey North.
Sperryville (Mike Jig 48 Black) John H. Wayland.
Washington (Mike Jig 54 Black) Marion Watts.
FLINT HILL
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EN CLUB
The Flint Hill Community Garden Club met on November 14 at the home of Mrs. M. E. Sliger. In the absence of the president, Mrs. E. R. Browning, vioe president presided.
Mrs. Dudley Wood, program chairman, presented a program in which various club members read activities on interesting flowers and flower gardens.
Mrs. E. R. Browning won high scoro on her centerpiece for a Thanksgiving table which consisted of fruits and vegetables on a wooden tray. ,
Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and a social hour which included viewing slides taken by Mr. and Mrs. Sliger was much enjoyed.
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