Minnie Williams. v s

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Minnie Williams. v s Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and jj daughter, Miss Grace Woodson * and friend of Richmond arrived jj Friday at Miss Minnie Williams’ \ for the week end. Robert L. Mas- t sie Jr. of University of Richmond jj accompanied them and spent the \ week end with his mother, Mrs. 5 R. L. Massie. * \ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walker { and son and Miss Margaret Cook } of Alexandria were week-end j guests of their parents, Capt. and \ Mrs. J. P. Cook. |

TO SERVELUNCII j

The Flint Hill Missionary \ - Society will serve lunch at the \ Deatherage Sale this Saturday, \ October 23. jj

MISSIONARY SOCIETY \

HOLDS OCT. MEETING \ The Missionary Society of the \ Washington Baptist Church met f at the church Tuesday, October 12 jj at 2:30. Mrs. Stant Weaver was \ program chairman leading discus- > sion on the month’s theme: Make jj Straight A Highway For Our, \ God.” - ' \ Among those taking part on the 5 program were Mrs. L. J. Turner, 5 Mrs. Gilbert Updike and Mrs. > John A. Keyser. *

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Name	Here as	Kinship stated	In the paper
R. L. Massie	—	—	295
Mrs. Maurice Walker	—	—	294
Mrs. J. P. Cook	—	—	624
Mrs. Stant Weaver	—	—	338
Mrs. L. J. Turner	—	—	1,156
Mrs. Gilbert Updike	—	—	379

Name

Here as

Kinship stated

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R. L. Massie

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295

Mrs. Maurice Walker

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294

Mrs. J. P. Cook

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