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Flint Hill Fire HaD
Opening Dance
Enjoyed By 200 v
To the tune of gracious waltz* es, the forever popular foxtrot, real gone jazz and an occasional Paul Jones, the Flint Hill Firemen and guests celebrated the official opening of their $20,000 fire hall and community center, Friday evenijig, November 25. Proceeds from the dance and the sale of refreshments (Old Virginia Ham, coffee and drinks) are estimated at $200.
Guests from “ali over the county and adjoining counties gathered to show their respect for the firemen’s hard work.
Emory Russell, fire chief, the social comm’ttee—R. H. Dulaney, Herbert Foster, Nelson Atkins, Mrs. M. R. Bradford, Mrs. G. W. Snv'th; Jr., and Mrs. Robert L. Mas« ". as well ap many individual firemen and members of the ladies auxiliary spared no energies in nreparing for the dance. Mrs. Wade Pulleft and Mrs. Carson Lillard officiated in the kitchen while Mr. Lillard baby-sat the Coca-Cola box. All of these persons are to be commended for
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