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Noce of Laurel Mills, Mr. F Ini' Flvnt„ of Ruck Mills, and Mr. C. I . lonnson of Sperryvilk . ! a .1: rounty has the right t aj peal to the State Supren e ar t. Mr. Davis al'rated, “It is the duty ot •; u e '..mmonwealth \tr to legally advise the p, • - j of Supervisors ip. sue!: matters, to conduct ah ' v•• s,. iry legal proceedings ulor the courts t> eg i: " p ,st tax revenue ar.d t rep: esent the best interest - . t tlte county at all times". According o . rt Associated P:a.S' • • 'a - reports Mr. icons’ land - discovert. ’. iggcred a chain react!' n throughout the state ot \ lrguti. and numerous Ciiumit i ire no w examining the! r boundries.
Youth of Baptist Mission
Go Camping
A group of teenage boys from the Chester Gap Baptist Mission spt nt 1- riday and Saturday, June L'S and 2d on a camping trip :o Kli/abeth’s hurnace Re. reation Area of George Washington National Park. The leaders of the group w e r e Mr. J t m m y Burke, Superintendent of Sunday School at Chester Gap Mission assisted by the pastor Rev. Haro! d C a r d e r. Among those making the trip were: Roger l ee Woodard, Lonnie Williams, Douglas Williams, William Sealock, Wayne Sealock, (.are Cameron, Robert Young, Duane Williams, Donald Williams, Danny Dickers, .n and Wayne Carder. The boys spent the days hiking, swimming, play ing softball and c aring for all their own camping needs. Regular devotional periods of Bible Study .were held twice daily by the leaders with excellent group participation. A 111; o u g h there were two storms inthemoun* tains during the- ouring the boys proved robe real campers and had a wonderful experience together.
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