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SlateMilh New Hr. and Mn. J. H. MUler and •on, Chris, of Dunendin, Florida, visited Mrs. Miller’s aunts Mrs. Jennie, Miss Lizzie and Mrs. Bertha Reese last week. On Thursdaj the Millers and their guests visit ed relatives in Lursy. Other recem i visitors at the Miller home incluM Miss Beulah Crigler, Emma Ben)son, and Mrs. James Clore of Brightwood, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard and son Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hudson of CulpepMrs.

George Lyon and threje children of New York are visitinjg Mr. and Mrs. Brice Biggers, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powers at Holly Springs Farm. | .

Mr. Clarence Dorsey, employed

by the U. S. Post Office in Washington, D. C., spent several days at his home last week.

The Royal Ambassadors of Slate Mill, Baptist Church met with the Counsellor, Rev. Clem falters at the Church Wednesday.

Jean, Betty, Bobby and Olnhy Kennedy accompanied by Mr.

Shetley of Fairfax spent Sunday afternoon on Skyline Drive.

Among friends visited by and Mrs. Judson Baldwin, for

pastor of Slate Mills Baptij Church, Monday evening are “ and Mrs. 0. S. Kilby and Mr. Mrs. E. W. Green.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dwyer children, Mrs. Jane Aylor Monday afternoon callers at home Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hawkins. I

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finchkm entertained Mr. Fincham’s fathjer,

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