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FLINT HILL News

Miss Addie.fjfioyd, Mrs. Clyde Lillard aftd son Clyde, jr. were Thursday of Mr. and \afrfc>, j^m. H. Boehlkie in AlpxaHdria. On Christmas Evii'lMlss Boyd was a supper g^iestjpf Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ctttb^.* U‘iI?*f* Dr. and'WlrW. R. S. Bow^Fsett of Suvcl Spring, Maryland spenB Sunday, the 23rd with Mr. i»nd|tf0rs. James

Settle. 1#" &• Mrs. Galley WpSmith, jr.* and son Galley H'Smith.IlJj, spent Sunday in Grottoes as guests of Mrs. C. B.eLong. Pvt. Smith returned ’Tuesday to Fort Gordon, .;Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Spalding entertained friends at Open House on New Year's Eve, Robert L. Massie, jr. and Miss Mel la Bur rage who have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. F rank Spalding returned on Tuesday to Richmond. . Miss Elizabeth Hughes-of Washington, D. C. spent the holidays with her father Pul■kfcTTufehes at Horseshoe Hill

"^fr.'and Mrs’. Ernest Wyatt

Wyatt has as week-end guests Melvin Tikey and John Keller of Norfolk. Mrs. Ertha Corbin and M|ss, Chatrlotta Corbin of ■SuiarCfitiriCh Wer,eweek-end £u‘ests OTMi*, artd Mrs. Gavor Foster. ,trMr-« and Mrs. Jimmy Lillard ant} family of Norfolk and Miss Jean Lillard who is a student at Madison Col’ lege, Harrisonburg were

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