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Royal Saturday. The Rev. E. D. Garris of Culpeper preached the sem ion in Flint Hill Methodist Church Sunday evening in the absence of the pastor who is convalescing recent auto accident.

Flint Hill people who afttended the recent special quarterly in Washington were Mr. Barksdale, Mr. Herbert Mrs. G. W. Smitl>, Jr. M ert Clatjerbuck, and Mr.| Robert Nethers. Mr. and^ Mrs. Manuel Pullen of Amissville also represented the Flint Hlill church, 'pie Rev. Claude Cook of the Nelson charge presided in the place of tpe regufrom

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pastor and the Rev. jGarris took the place of trict superintendant, Mr

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Hughes, who was not able to attend. The new parsonage trustees elected by the conference are Mrs. G. W. Smith, Jr., Mr. H. S. Barksdale, Mr. Vernon Mills, of Willis chapel, Mr. John M. Barber, Jr, of Washington and Mr. George Taylor of Sperrirville.

The’ Rev. and Mrs. Claude Cook and their childien spent Friday night with Mr. land Mrs. J. P. Cook.

Sunday guests of Mr. Robert Nethers were Mr*. F. D. Coffey Jr, of Sperryville.

Miss Addie Boyd took a number of patients to the University Hohpital Monday.

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