The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-24
KING GEORGE
Children's Day-Sunday School Or
Ranized Other Notes and Personals
King George Co, Va, June

King George CO.. Va, June %.
Children's Day was celebrated at
Fletcher's Chapel Sunday afternoon,
when a most appreciative congrega-
ton filled the large church, which
was beautifully decorated for the
decision. The exercises were OF a
very interesting character and re-
Elected great credit on each one
taking part. showing much skill
and fine training
DIR. G.. c. Mann, leader OF the
Laymen's Missionary Movement OF
the Rappahannock District of the
Virginia Conference. Is expected TO
he with Rev. r. q. James next sun
day morning, 25th instant, at Union
and at Grace in the afternoon.
Probably he may 20 Sunday night
In Colonial Beach to represent the
cause there.
The Sunday school at Amber was
organized with forty pupils on the
roll and more are expected. J..
meets every Sunday afternoon AT
O'Clock. The officers of the school
are Preston Murphy, superintendent
f. W. Payne, secretary; NJ. NJ. ChiI
treasurer. Divine services VIII De
held there at 8 p. m. on the thiru
Sunday i'm July. There seems 10 De
desire for church at this place
ana we hope move will be maze
which will result in one being erect
cd before long
Miss Fannie Brown is spending
some time with her sister MIS-
Charles II. Williams.
Misses Helen and Azele Caru,h-
ers. with their brother. FRANKLIN
have returned from Fauquier where
they attended school.
MIR Minor Baker has returned
from Randolph College'whers
he was student
Miss Louise Ninde. OF Fredericks-
burg. is a guest OF her COUSINS the
Misses Caruthers.
Mr.. Alvin O'MOhundro, the only
son of MIR. f. +. OMohundro, grad
uated with high honors at the V. =.
/ l. last week. and is now at nome
preparaiory TO leaving for Georgia
where he has accepted n most rat
tering offer made him on an en-
cheering corps This young man
posse sses those qualities that make
for succ, ss in life. and we predict
he will reach the top Of the ladder
in his profession During the sec
ond wear at school he was detained
/ for months al home on account OF
measles Nothing daunted. he
studied during vacation and on his
return to the V. p. / In the fall he
took "A place at the head oil
his classes
Little Miss Mary Louise Ninde.o OF
/ Colonial Beach. is visiting relatives
here
Miss Kate Mason. who has been
/ teaching in Fauquier. has returned
home
Mrs. Frank Brlttian. who has
been visiting her parents. Hon. and
F Mrs II T. Garrett. has returned TO
her home in Portsmouth
Mr. Thornton Turner is visiting
his brother in-law. MIR. w A. Rose.
CommOnwealth's attorney.
License was issued on the 18th
inst for Mr. Frank Berry to marry
Miss Ann r. Mcdaniel. The groom
is the son of Mr. Taswoll Berry and
the bride the daughter Of the late
Mr. VIM Mcdaniel.
Mr. Robt l.. Robb is contemplate
ing opening general store at his
place In this county.
The clerks office OF King George
was the scene OF double wedding
on the 18th inst John Hodge was
married 10 Jessie Bumbrey. and Jes-
80 Robinson TO Mamie Brumbrey al
colored The ceremony was per
formed by Rcv. Woodson Kicker
son
The great army Of political candi-
dates is being recruited every
day and politics is the consuming
topic with our people
II Is the consensus OF the best
informed political opinion that Mr.
G. Ogle Taylor is strong candidate
In the 3-cornered fight He has
"A good following in Stafford. Mr.
Tayloc Is an out and out Martin
man. with decided views on all mat
tcrs of present interest and is wei
fitted by education and talents fol
this important office.
Mr.. Freeland Mason, who ha
been absent in Pittsburg for TIVE
years. came up from Colonial Beacl
a few days ago to visit friends here