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The Northern Va. Hunt Club is -giving a -dance at Ferris Farm Club House, Reva, Saturday night, May r9. Music by The Nappler String . Band of Fairfax. Come out and hear sftis wonderful band play.

“Tom Thumb’s Firdt Wedding . Anniversary” will be presented by 4he primary pupils at the Flint Hill ^school, Friday, May 8 at 8 p.m.

There will be Mother’ Day Service •'Sunday at 11 o’clock at the First Baptist Church, Washington, sponsored by die Missionary Circle. Rev. JR. C. Davis, pastor.

Rev. R. D. Richards, his congrega«taon and choir of Mt. Olive Baptist «.church, Washington, D. C. will render services the 3rd Sunday at 3 o’clock -a First Baptist Church, sponsored by Pastor’s Aid.

The Agricultural Department of the George Washington Carver Regional High School held its annual Parent-Son Banquet on Friday night, April 17, 1953. The banquet was decked with a large variety of different activities. Mr. James Gillum, Field Secretary of the Negro Organization Society, was guest speaker. His subject, "Father-Father, Son■Sou” was quite appropriate and "tamely. He stressed the importance of fathers making the home farm a ^pleasant place to work and live.

The crowning of Miss NFA was another new attraction with Miss ’•Comora Rector of Rappahannock "County winning the honors.

The banquet was attended by some atwo hundred and fifty parents, patrons, visitors and guests.

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