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ine ciud s dinner was served in an attractive manner with the service and the fine food provided by the ladies of the Amissville Baptist Church. In the business session, the members basked in the good reports of functions recently promoted by the club Charlie Priest, reporting on the Finance Committee, said the barbecue in July was attended b> the largest crowd in recent yean and produced a financial balance equally satisfactory. Stanlej Settle, treasurer of the recenl horse show, advised that the results of this affair also would substantially underwrite the financing needed by Scouting. Little League Baseball, Ruritar Church Assistance, educational interests and other club projects.
T. C. Barron introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Thomas O’Halloran, formei mayor of Fairfax, and a resident of Viewtown for a number ol years. His subject was selected from high on the list of needed talks - Freedom Isn’t Free. Mr O’Halloran spoke of subversive organizations which dress up false stones with fragmentary truths He advised his listeners to analyze the truth of the news, speaking ol some radio and newspapei personnel who will do anything to scoop front page news right 01 wrong, In graphic illustrations ol the price of freedom, he cited the fate of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, five of whom were seized and killed 20 had their homes burned and nine fought and died in the Continental Army.
Mr. O’Halloran brought hii subject into final focus when he referred to the greatest champion of freedom of all time ~ the One who offers freedom from condemnation for freedom forever - Jesue Christ who gave himself that men might live.
He concluded his remarks with the question, “Do You Wish tc Pass on the Freedom You Received?”
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