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funeral services were conducted Tuesday, December 7 at 2 p.m., in Geest Chapel, with interment in the Fairview Cemetery. The Rev. Messrs. George W. Bowman III, R. J. Trout and W. B. Dennis conducted the services. Several hymns were rendered by Mrs. W. T. Beale at the organ.
The active_pallbearers wqre Mr. Spicer’s nephews, William Spicer, • Harry Spicer, Harold Spicer, James Spicer, William Curtis and Clyde Courtney. Among the honorary pallbearers were H.,G. Wayland, John T. Woodward, R. A. Utz, D. D. Miller, C. J. Miller, Dr. J. R. Boldridge, L. M. Carner, Bennett Keys, Norman Grimsley, William Cannon, William Johnson, Dr. J. P. Snead, Franklin Grimsley, Carlyle Brown, Clarence Johnson, O. B, Burke, C. W. Hawkins, Thomas Williams, Charles Hitt, Herbert Hitt, Herbert Foster, Daniel Jacobs, Ray and Alphaeus Cannon.
M. Profitt, Wednesday afternoon
Flint Hill News Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jones were recent guests of Miss Virginia Jones.
Mrs. J. P. Cook, who has been on the sick list tor tncpsst wcck, is improving.
Miss Paula Miller, Paul Louis Miller, Russell Nicholson, Misses Alice, Mary Miller and Nancy Wood and Bruce S. Bowie attended the parade in Front Royal, Friday night.
Bob Cook spent the week end at his home.
J. P. Cook is confined to his home due to sickness.
Mr, and Mrs. George Miller and children of Winchester spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida Devers.
Mrs. George P. Browning, who is a patient in a nursing home in
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