The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-10
Arkansas Table.

Southern Memorial Association, Fa-
yettcvlle, Ark; Felix Balsam Chapter, U.
y. c., Clarksville. Ark; Sidney Johnson
Chapter Batesville, Ark; cambridge Nc
Rae Chapter, Scarcy Ark; Joe Wheeler
Chapter, Dardanelle; H. l.. Grimstead
Chapter, Camden. Ark; Fayetteville
Chapter, through Mrs. Clementne Boles;
Memorial Chapter. Little Rock; Texar-
kama Chapter, Texarkana; Helena Chap
ter Helena Ark; c. Il. Holman Chapter,
De Queen Ark; David Q. Dodd Chapter,
Pine Bluff, Ark; Grafton and Knight
Philadelphia; Fred. Light. Jr.. Philadel-
phia; Wier & Wilson, Baltimore; MIS-.
Norman Walker. James Keats L,ttlo
Rock, Ark; Mrs. Thomas r. KNOCK, re-
tersburg; Mr.. John McGregor, Baltimore;
Lewis Elmer & Sons. Baltimore. through
j. Mes. Buchanan, Petersburg; simon
Seward, Petersburg; Mrs. Decatur ANtcli,
Richmond: Tho N. *. Fairbanks Com
pany. Sterling Fountain Pen Company,
James Chalmers Sons. II. ]. Heinz Com
many. Libby Mcneil & Libby. Mrs. Joseph
Grub, Philadelphia; Mr.. Hugh Mayes'
Princeton. Ky; Miller & Rhoads, wat
kins Cottrell Company, Craig Art CO. :.
Co., indianapolis, Ind; Mrs. A. " Moon,
Eureka Springs, Ark; W. D. west
Washington, D. c.; Mr.. Fred. SPOTS,
Little Rock: Mr.. Leo Balmer, Richmond;
Mrs. John l.. Lynch, Hon. John Goode'
DR.. r. B. Kennon, Norfolk; Mr.. J. -
Inslee, Mr.. George Elsipe, Harrisonburg.
va; Mrs. L. r. shumate, Lynchburg;
Miss Kate Whitehead, Suffolk. Va; Mr..
William Sheppard, Mrs. shute. Lonoke,
Ark. Misses Iva and Gertrude Ash. MISS
Anna Belle Martin. Mr.. r. c. Carter, Mrs.
John Armistead, Baltimore; Mrs. {. y.
Allen. Mexico. Mo-; Miss Ida LoWnes
BALTIMORE; Misses Sewers. Baltimore;
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Linthicunl, Miss Tyler, Baltimore; and
the following named merchants OF Peters
burg: Mr.. e. c.. Kent. Crowderz BROS,
petersburg Furniture Company. Peters
burg Dry Goods Store, l.. l.. ELLIOTT, bala-
wins Dry-Goods store Charles Leonard
Talley's Dry Goods Store. Strntton ~
Bragg. j. o. James, Stockdell-Myers Co.
e r Sunnally. John II. Plummer Co.,
W. A. Brockwell. Whitehorne g. Scoggins'
d. D. Adkins, T. ]. Jefferson, Wllllam
Rudd A. Rosenstock & Co.. L. 5. BECK
with, Bucker Dry Goods Co., FRANK Cleln
ents. Barham & Rogers, John MICS. buch-
anan, c. T. Lauterbnck. G. Z. Alley, MIS-.
c. Z. Kirkham, II. P. HARRISON, Ie sueA :,
| burg China Co., Roper & Co., James I.
Ranks. A. D. Harding. w. L. Armstrong
Alex Wilson, ames w. Cooke, George l.
Moody Beverly Harrison, D. e. Alley. Q.
r. Ailgood Natteson & Edmunds. j.. "A.
Lanier, r. T. Matteson, Burge x Woody
r. a.. Matthews, Mr.. John Pace, z ~
Moran gill and Hoy Mrs. Toler, X. h
o'Kennon, Bishops Bakery. M. W. Pyne,
William NJ. Lewis Bro, s; E "a - ~ p sam
M. r. saal, Virginia Trunk and Bag CO.
John Wood, Vaughan 8 Newsom. Runac y
& Son, Alex Short John G. Bowman q
Bro. Mr. Deadman. William Kali q Son
". w. Hines. c. S. Edmunds, 7. r
Sanders.
The Petersburg ladies' In charge OF the
table worked faithfully and earnestly. de-
voting most of their time to it. Mrs
Meade, the chairman, was seldom absent
and an enthusiastic worker A large num-
| Der of contributions wero sent from Ia
dies IN Petersburg not connected with the
! table. but had its interest at heart. I'M
| chairman would like to give the names OF
these generous ladies, but lack Of space
| prevents.
The Ashland ladies in charge of Ash
| land Day." with Mrs. Hoofnagle as chalr
man. were very faithful workers, maxine
their DAY" success. Liberal contri.
buttons were received from Ashland ant
| generous support.