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Supervisors Meet
The Board of Supervisors met April 7, with Chairman W. C. Capipbell and all menil>ers present. Game Warden C. Ennis Brown reported the killing of 2 ewes and 11 lambs of Mrs. Coonie Keyser Jones, 5 sheep and 7 lambs belonging to C.O. Coughlin and one ewe and two lambs of Richard Beck. It was decided to pay $15 per head for ewes and thirty cents peY pound for lambs. Mr. Settle’s request for board to rule that all county bills be paid by warrant checks was granted. I A"t’ motion was made by E. M. Estes, seconded by H. B. Wood to raise. Game Warden Brown’s salary from $50 to $75 per month starting May 1. Oakley Bowen’s request for the) county to abandon certain sections of road leading to his place was granted.
Hainpson M. Keyset of Flint Hill and Washington, D. C. and Miss Jane Elizabeth Hulmer, daugher of Mr. and Mrs.. William Hulmer of Alexandria were married Saturday, May 5, m Presbyterian Church. Clarendon J,
Keyser Jr. was his brother's bestman. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Allison’s Tea Room, after which Mr. and Mrs. keyser left .for. Florida and on theie' return will make their home in Arl-. ington.
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