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CLARENCE JORDAN
Funeral services for Clarence Jordan, who died Monday, June 2 in his home in Flint Hill, were held Wednesday, June 4 at Macedonia Church, Flint Hill with Rev. Thomas Proctor officiating. The survivors include the same as of the late George Jordan. J —; y f.
Mrs. Geneva DeVane, teacher at Flint Hill School, left for her home > in Wilmington, North Carolina Monday. . .
Those from Flint Hill attending the reception of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jordan in Amissville Saturday night were Mrs. Geneva DeVane, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jett and daughter, Gloria, Andrew Lewis and John Adams. Weekend guests of Mrs. Margaret Jackson and Father, Frank Jordan were Mr. and Mrs. Jamds Jordan and son, James, Jr., and Arthur Jackson of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. LlOyd Rollins, and daughters, Cared and Pat of Was))* ington D. C. were week-end guests Of Mrs. Rollins’ father, William Jett of Huntly.
Mrs. Mamie Roy/ Mrs. Gladys Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Hedgeman Turner, James Jordan and Charlie —Adds of Washington D. G were guests Sunday evening of Miss Stella Underwood.. Mrs. Rose Roberts of Rankin, Pa. spent the weekend with her son and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. William Roberts. ■ _Mrs. Mary -Dean of Washington, ; D. C. was a weekend guest of her father, Edwin Adams at Flint HilL . Mr. and Mrs. Emitt Meade and v Mrs. Kelly of Cleveland, Ohio were guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown.
The graduates of George Washington Carver High School from Rappahannock were McKinley Dennis, John Barbour, Anthony White of Washington; Catherine Dennis and Sammy Glasker of Scrabble; Susie /ulsberry, Geneva Pendleton and John A. Gales of Amissville.
All children of The Wayland Blue Ridge Baptist Sunday School are invited to Coleman Grove, Eckington, Sunday June 8. Sunday school lessonwill be taught by Rev. R. C. Davis, pastor of First Baptist Church.
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