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Huntly News Notes
kelson Williams visited. his grandfather and aunt, George Mills and Mrs, Lula Pal of Winchester last Thursday.
Misses Gloria Gean and Brenda Kay Mills of Front Royal spent Sunday night with their cousin, Miss Annie Mary Williams.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Mills were Mr. and Mrs. Galen Reil of Williamsburg and Mrs. F; K. Harris, Jr. of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lake and son, of Washington, D. C. visited relatives and friends over the week end at Huntly and Front Royal.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West visited Mr. and Mrs. James West recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mills and daughter visited Dulaney Williams of Front Royal, ^ho has been ill, but is improved.
SCHOOL NEWS
“Mr. Put It Off” is one of the plays being presented at Flint Hill School 'pfcfr pupils next Friday evening at 7:30. The characters are as follows: J. G. Russell, Sambo; Ginger Russell, Sambo’s Mammy; Buddy Moore, Mr. Put It Off;,Charlie Smith, the Peddler; Francis Wood, Little Miss Do It. Music for the evening will be played by Richard Corbin. The _ second play "Wildcat Willie Gets Brain Fever” has in its cast, Edgar Browning, Wildcat Willie; Marvin Bradford, Joe (Wildcat’s pal); Dorothy Moore, Gladys (sister of Wildcat); Loretta Sutphin, Mrs. Wilkins (Wildcat’s mother); Jane Corbin, Kathy (Joe’s sister); Charles Leake, Vernon (another pal); Mary Frances Wllen, Celia,
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