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The Flint Hill M.Y.F. held their
Annual Dinner ^nd Election of Officers Friday evening at the . Fire Hall. There ' fas a close contest among four candidates for president of the t roup, who were Paula Miller, Dori Atkins, Marvin Bradford and Gall sy Smith. After a convention, tyo. of the aspirants were eliminated, and Galley in the
leaving Marvin
race. Marvin, with his staff, Won by one vote.
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officers The winning; si, was: Marvin Bradford, president; Galley Smith, Mo s-president (he had promised to b i Marvin’s vice' president if he'w ire not elected president himself at Marvin’s earnest request); Jean Lillard, secretary; and J. G. Russell, treasurer.
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The Rev. A. D. Goodson took pictures of the Winners and losers and finally the: entire group. He had also helped t > decorate the hall in attractive fe itoons of green and white.
Twenty-two your g people sat at the several tables ind ate fried chicken, sliced | tomatoes, potato salad, potato - chips and rolls, ice cream and cookies. Mrs. Carson Lillard assisted in ssrving the dinner.
Jean Presgraves, rut-going president. offered [a "toast” to Mr. Goodson, he reapored; and Jean
Lillard offered j one for Mrs. W. A. Gentry, councilor. She also responded.
It was moved) by J. G. Russell that letters of a; preciation be sent to the Fire; Company for the use of the hall, also to the people who have so ;kin lly furnished transportation ljor the group to attend the sub-dial rict meetings during the past yea ■,
The fellowship 1 as grown ir. number and acpom;>lishments, as Jean pointed out in her farewell dddress, and she uri ;ed that each one bring in a :new member this year. The evening w is closed with square dancing to records.
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