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Attend Flower Judging
School In Richmond
Mrs. Lewis J. Turner and Mrs. George H. Davis, Jr., were^ in Richmond the first of the week, at? tending the Flower Judging School at John Marshall Hotel. This is the fifth year they have attended this school. Examinations will be held this summer for those qualified to act as flower judges in the State.
-1'-rrF.T. WMS Met With
Mrs. J. G. Revercomb
The Woman’s Missionary Society of F. T. Church met in the home of Mrs. J. G. Revercomb, February 9, with seven members and three visitors present. The guests tvere Mrs. Nelson Revereomb of Arlington, Mrs. R. B. Coates and Mrs. Harry Quaintance of Culpeper.
The group opened the meeting with the Lord’s Prayer. Mrs. S.R. Shackleford read some items from “The Family News.’’ The lesson of the month, “The Ministry of Prayer,” was discussed by the members with supplement material brought, in by various members to aid in studying of the topif as given in “Royal Service,” including excerpts from works by 'Dr. Holland, Fulton Oursler, John L. Hill and others. ' The meeting was dismissed by Mrs. Nelson Revercomb, after which the hostesses served refreshments carrying out the Valentine theme._—
Reporter, Mrs. J. L. Yoweli
Mrs. J. C. Carter, Miss Mildred Holmes, the Misses Doris and Donna Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ( Hofer and Mr. and Mrs. Hier, all of Washington.
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