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(Continued from Page 1) assistance from others during her 18 years in the clerk’s office, especially from Sperryville attorney James W. Fletcher.
“Mr. Fletcher gave me thousands of dollars of free legal advice. If I couldn’t find the information I needed, I’d ask him and he’d always tell me the answer. Lots of people helped, but particularly Mr. Fletcher.”
Eva’s last official day as deputy clerk was Friday, December 29 but she’ll work full-time for two more weeks and then will continue on for a while as a parttime assistant to the new deputy, Karen Bear.
Other than her intention to help out periodically at her old office, Eva has no plans for retirement. She doesn’t like to travel so there’s no round-the-world excursion in her future—just short jaunts to Georgia and Windsor, Virginia, to visit her children, Galley W. Smith III and Charles L. Smith.
Baking and bridge games are Eva’s favorite pasttimes. Her partners at the card table are looking forward to seeing more of her once she retires and expect her to develop talents that may surpass Charles Goren’s. Friends anticipate that she’ll conduct a one-woman cooka-thon, turning out bakery
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