Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-11-15
Personals

Rev. DIR. James A. Quarles oc
cupied the pulpit of Trinity Metho
dist church Sunday night.
Mr.. K. j. McClenny of Suffolk,
Va, is in Lexington visiting hi
brother, Mr.. d. c., McClenny.
Miss Lucy Pendleton Bell Of
Pulaski county, is guest of Mrs
Susan P. Lee at the "Pines."
Mrs. James Holmes Britton OF
Baltimore. is visiting her parents,
Captain and Mrs, J.W. Glllock.
Mrs. j. B. Price and sister, Miss
Ruth Witte of Roanoke, were the
guests this week of Miss Susie
Rhodes.
Mr.. H. I. Donald of Marshall,
Texas, is in Rockbridge visiting
his father, Mr.. M. L. Donald on
Bluffs 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stuart will
celebrate the 25th anniversary of
their marriage Saturday evening,
November 18th.
Buchanan News: Miss Hope
Chiles of Gllmore's Mill, visited
her relative, Mrs. VIM. Skidmore,
in this place this week.
Mr.. H. B. Miller of Harrison
burg, formerly connected with the
Evening News of that place, was a
visitor in Lexington this week.
+ Mr.. W. N. Key left yesterday
for Richmond with his little son
Frank, whom he took to the
Memorial Hospital OF that city
for treatment.
Rev. DR.. L. B. Turnbuil and
Mrs. Turnbull left yesterday for
Florida to spend the winter. Their
first visit will be to Orlando, and
other points.
Miss Anna K. Krause, president
of the Virginia Assembly, Daugh'
ters of Rebekah, 1. o. o. F., is
off on tour of official visitation
to the lodges at Richmond, Norfolk
and other points.
Professor John Ii. Latane and
Mrs. Late ne were in Winchester
asst Wednesday to attend the mar
rigge of Miss Elizabeth Faulkner
Love to DR.. Samuel P, Latane, a
brother of Professor Latane.
In the absence of DR.. Charles
Manly at the General Association |
n Charlottesville, Rev. DR.. j. A.
Quarles will conduct worship in
,he Baptist church next Sunday |
morning. There will be no SER
1ices at night.
The Pc 4sacOla { Fla Journal of |,
! recent date contains a long ar
icle on the report of the yellow
ever committee, and quotes at
ength the Suggestions of Mr..
}. Hale Wilson, formerly of Rock.
fridge, who is member of the
Ommittee.
DIR. j. j. Lafferty, a prominent
lember of the Virginia Conference,
4. E. Church, South, and for
ONE years editor of The LEXINGTON
SAzETTE, was, at his own request,
laced upon the superaRnuated
st at the recent session of the
conference held in Danville
DR.. George H. Denny left Mon
ay for New York, to attend the
leeting of trustees of the Carnegie
und for the pensioning of teach
rs. This is the first meeting of
he trustees since their appoint
lent. DR.. Denny is thu only re-
resentative Cd the board from the
outh except President Edwin b.
of Tulane University,
'ew Orleans.
Cards of invitation have been 1
,ceived in Lexington to the APP \
reaching marriage of Miss Mary 0
-axwell, daughter of Mr.. end o
re. Samuel A. M. Lyme of Wash q
lgtcn, d. c., to Rev. Harry b
'addell Pratt, pastor of Presby- 9
'rian church in Washington. The e
,remOny is announced to take L
ace Wednesday, noon, November
18th, in the Second Presbyterian g
lurch of that city. Ii
Announcements has been made y
the approaching marriage of h
ISIS Auna Halsted Turnbull, 0
lughter of Rev. DR.. and Mrs. L. Il
Turnbull to Mr.. Harvey Carson l
Use, ASST slant cashier of the First v
ational Bank of Lexington. The I
arriage will be quiet affair, and
cause the BRIDES parents are II
ending the winter In Florida, v
III take place at Orlando, Fla, a
lursday, December 18th. O.
DR.. A. G. Wightman, head of ="
Q biological department of Ran -
College, at Ashland, " ~
d widely known throughout the n,
nth as an authority on scientific
bjects, died suddenly at his %
me there Sunday morning at =;
clock of paralysis. DR.. Wight ~ ~
IN was a son of the Rev. DR.. j LII
Wightman, former pastor of N
Unity Methodist church, Lex,
yton, and he visited his father
len located here. IL