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Flint Hill New . Robert Lee Massie was the jtiest of friends ^’Richmond for t ije weekend. j j Eighty-two members of the voli nteer fire department and additional guests were entertained for cjlnner Friday evening at the fire* fall by the Ladies Auxiliary to tjv Fire Co. David Corbin of Richmond $ lent the weekend With his family. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Corbin were Mr. Coibin’s brother i j-law and sister, Sgt, and Mrs. Sbcehan. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith Jr., id Charles Smith were dinner tests Wednesday, March 12th of It. and Mrs. Frank Spalding. John S. Browning is in Harrisonburg today where he isj serving on the Jury. G. W. Smith III, a student at the University of Va., spent the eekendwith his partgts, Mr. and r*. Smith. He was accompanied' bhek to school Sunday afternoon Xfcs. M, R. Bradford Jr., iss Virginia Yatef Bradford and rs. Smith. Mrs. Frank Spalding visited her ther, Mrs. IV. J. Kendrijck on turday. !_ Revival services will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday, March |23 at r Methodist Church. Rev. Honafcer of Arlington will conduct the revival. The services will continue rough Friday, March 28th(. The Homemakers’ Demonstrai Club met Tuesday evening at home of Mrs. A. D. Good son. onic of the meeting was "StjretchDollar.” j Miss Paula Miller was the over ght guest Thursday of her andparents, Mr. and Mrs. CharReid at their home on J Blue Ijidse Ave. ]_ . The Woman’s Society of Chnsn Service of the Methodic lurch will meet tonight at the me of Mrs. Paul Miller. Mrs. iller, president of the Society,
[til be in charge of the program, Hedical Missions.” j i Warren Cook and bis son.i Jim- , Ije of Norfolk were overnight
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