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Dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jett of Huntly were Mrs. Rosa Jordon, Mrs, Geneva Devone, Miss Shirley Margaret Jett, Sylvia Jett, William Turner, Willie Carter and Clarence Turner
There will be a turkey dinner at the Scrabble School on Saturday June 7 from 6 p. m. till 9 p. Th. Sponored by Mrs. Lucy childs for the benefit of the Woodville; Shiloh Baptist Church. The public is invited to come out and enjoy a nice turkey dinner with all its trimmings. - Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Pirkett of Luray and Miss Juainta Pinkett land Miss Wanda Renee Shott of Washington, D. C. spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.* Roberta Rus. sell. t ‘Dinner guest of Mis, Hattie Friday was Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Jacksqmjf Fairfax, Va., Mr. and .Mrs. JohnnyWigington John Jr., Ned Jackson,\ Alice and Harry ^MathejysjrfJiurke, Va spent the weekend with their mother ahd
and Mrs. Henry: Jackson. ' ' On<Friday Callers in the Jackeon home were Mrs. Richard Williams and ' Mrs_ and Mrs. Thomas Glasher of Fall Church, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carter of Front Royal, Mrs. Florence Harris, Mrs. Laura Davis Jr. and children of Washington, D. C.' Mr. Howard Jones 'Jr. and children of Culpeper spent the weekend |with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Jones Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gasker of Phila. Pcnna., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gasker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams of Arlington, Va., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glasker.
Weekend guest of Mr. ^nd Mrs. Willie Dennis were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bell and children of Stratford, Conn, Mr and Mrs. Snyder and children of Wash. D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Smokes and* children of Washington, D. C.
Albert Lee Fletcher
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Albert Lee FI e t c h e r, montbiyof declining health, departed
this'jiie at the age of 66 on May 27, 19§8 at his home in Harris Hollow yvhere he was born and lived all his life ‘j He was one of a family of nine , hildren and the last one in the„ ioIIow of his generation, which in ormer years respresented a large amily connection of Fletchers. He was'born Oct. 22, 1892 a son if James Byrd Fletcher and Catlerine Ann Fetcher, and married >n September 15, 1909 to Sadie ilarico Timbers, daughter of ^ Villiam Timbers and Georgianna fimbers. ' i
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