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Mr. and Mrs. John R. De Bergh and Diane and Mrs. Eliza* beth H. DeBergh will leive tomorrow morning (Frida r) /or Charleston, South Carolin i for a visit to Lieut. Condr. Janes Van L. DeBergh U. S. C. G. ar d Mrs. DeBergh.

Mrs. G G. Reid, Mrs. Downing Wood, and Misses Naijcy and Alice Wood left Thursday for Elizabeth City, North Carolina where they will be guests bf Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hall.

Flint Hill News

Guests Sunday of Mf. and Mrs. Floyd Riley were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carptner andigranddaughterPatricia, Mr., an<| Mrs. Russell Craig, Mary, Elisabeth, and Robert Rutherford all of Boyce and Mr. Jesse Smoot of Winchester. Elizabeth remained for a two week vacation with Mrs. Riley.

Mrs. Floyd Riley, Jr. left June 3rd to join her husband at Fort Hood, Texas where he is stationed witth the U. S. Army.

Lizzie E. Corder

Funeral services for Lizzie E. Corder, 78, were conducted in the Washington Baptist C h u r c h, Washington, Va., on Thursday, June 6, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. John D. Divers officiating.

Mrs. Corder, wife of 51. C. Corder and daughter of th; late R. G. Estes and Lucy Settle Estes, was a life long resident of Rappahannock County.

Very early in life she united

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was with the Mt. Salem Church and was an active m until 4 years ago when she stricken with paralysis and remained an invalid until her leath at the home of her foster daughter with whom she had madej her home since her illness.

She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Dewey Dudson, a foster daughter, Mrs. I.Bertha M. Brock; 9 grandchildren, 4 foster grandchildren and| 16 great grandchildren.

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