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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-02-04
House for sale.

I offer for sale one e roomed
house, and also z lots, cheap.
For terms see or address
ROGER MILLER, Haas.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-02-04
DIR. JORDAN,
RESIDENT DENTIST.

Office over Citizens bank Hays.
Phone 81.
G. w. MILLER wants ALL
the Farm Loans he can get in
ELLIS County. Interest is very
reasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
FRONT ROYAL, VA

ii Al Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch) Iti En-
a5 FRONT ROYAL. VA. u January s7.--aliss
Alnes, Of iarpers Ferry, ". Va Y has been
tho guest or Susie Grimes for the past week.
z Miss Mary Rcale Snrowplng. Of Rappuhun-
mock county Il the guest OF Miss Bird Turner
on Main Street, Nj IL AZ ssgl si3 51tsj iE3i31
Mr,and Mrs Harry shlnn,%or Washington.
3ps G., spent Sunday at The home or Mrs.
Joseph l,5Audcrson.A @ 3tGl 5.t iBtl 54
MI. Ernest Shnwcn,.sof Norfolk. Va, spent
n week IN Front ROYAL, returning Monday. sS
Miss blanche Gordon OF hliddletown, Va,
is the guest OF Mrs. G. N. iVenahlp. "A
G8 w Mr.. 3llyer,3 of Staun on was the guest of
a nov year's dance wns hold lii derman
Hall Tuesday night Those prcse ut wernl Mes
danes IN \, I, Rieharason DowrE;
county; Amcs, Of lIarpors Ferry, ". Va:
Levy, III New York: NJ Downing, q, strlcklcr..
Royal, "a. NJ essrs. John DownInF,1 rInlvers.y
Evans. of Washington y, sC,,8 w, ~ Trout,
Hot Springs, Na.i Mac richardson, s. 4gfRs
Richardson, y, GrIm.s. Pr iElenshrouEh,& s..
9. waller w, Tuck. AN Rhodes, y 7, Exams.
!, Ernest, Ksnner returned from Washington,
y. o., Wednesday. q l AZ Y IA N, "a 4tt.3 ny IA
8 Miss shaeklelt;, \ of nelaplane, Nm, is the
guest guest q her sister Mrs Jack Eehew. on
Church street., Ks ess IN J5t65
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5WiYTHEVlLLE, VA.

fs;rcclal Ia 'rle Times Dispntcn. 5,
5y1,Y,rJ IVII,l.l1, Az Jan. --Mlss My
5Blodgctl, OF Detroit, Mich, Is deilyer!im, ~
lii series of lectures oil i1le !,
Bible, this IA "a.
Var, and Miss Lena X Van leg ~ TINS
Y, Week for an extended trip in Mexico and
sfni -r--R lace 4 dds gus
family. 5of8 Brazil, after visit Of + Sc e
laval onIs weeks u liz his father william
Al Ribble, left yesterduy for OhiosTN y,
i, IA ME- 3en. ~ op.irull.5 VINO SPENT ",
l,nlidnys al sunny Crest have returned
- 1WnshinEt on--Mr Frank Owens 8a AZ
Sare Visiting relasiS 81 lT, M = Wy,
,rex as--Me ssrs., Rughlcy n and HoWarn
returned 70 the y, y.
PENNSYLVANIA ISIS II lzabet Eniist
Moore left last evening eW
where she wllapurs.iedtheSst study of music So
tNytha Gle Seminary, rel nrl'en lro ya
IN holidays. spent at home. and 1.-The
dulles Of the school arc resun1e ed prni.
James II Gibboney, Of the VI. Z, MO NJ,
ssnent Christmas with his parent s, 1, " " :.
ma " I lHal 1abboils'v, has 60 y.
1,lncksb,rg Mr.. Charles IL Brown; :
51<moxVllle Tenn. 81 who REGENTS &dccilne =,
lie T;nosition8o cashier COT the, Bank p
SVythcVllle, Z Is the guest @ rela tlVe So y
fowSn--Miss Helena. II nffard has re..rn-
ed to- Albemarc;@ n. g: a. I s'',-,.u,n7
Christmas &C home Mrs. ], Hal Raper,
of Austlnville, continues cutie SICK n
home Of her father Dr. samuel au I. , W.
ling relatives in Bed ford - 1iss Maggie
Miller Miller O +, Asleville. IS the guest Of her
brother, Mr. Il, c. N1iller--Mrs. W. 3.
X eglcy entertained a largctHnumber OF
friends ut cards on Wednesday evening.
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,rhe excellent dltorlals III the mes
Dispatol onS the subj and the efforts lt
Of State II Librarian x enncdyf 70 place q
traye ling i library I'm every coun try g fsth le
Stat u the great need q iSii77
bra,les for adults and hildren M the ne
rural distrlcts gss
Our country SCI ools need foIrs en-
1richment IN good NJ school good $sS roa l' ".
telephone lines aud 55 free 81 very ~ Of
In IL. Frea delivery 8is being rapid
tended 4 tcleph ones lines n ire preadtling;
But Ne d re- gglng In the ma tier 81 good
schools and roud i. s4A school wi hollt Y
good library Is &c king IN g @esse n
tinl. Even xvi til a ten mon q ERIN Q
school cannot do its best swOr Is essell-
ia swork without IN & God bra q.
the Irregular attendan tho bad wee ti'er,
the short terms, III the n ella 81 sses
aid consequently he N $iilstru lion! y
iSit ma I'D said t truthful tina IS ~ good
library Sis 81 more import ance than the
little the children learn from he Il text
books, 81 N inety-f i've Of countle have a
| less L han a sevengm0nt hsss term; Seventy
Ittwo8counties have less 4 than six mont
and 4 seventeen counties have less than
Five months. n sS3 W Nd III
"a very ilnports ntal faculty In the
child his imnginat ion.5 u Sb-a, ka be,
laDe
so MS assigned him, and too of ten aught
Itwithtnot array OF sinspiratio I, arouse his
and his aspira LION for better
things Sas strongly II good. " nc lesome
I book absorbed into his mental and moral
fiber The man W Tho ca barel y wrlt eS his
name name and can hard spell out the simple
words Of in occasional paper I, y only e
Few months removed rom n t,sol ute III y
erlcy. He Is c ssed al "a :. terra te'' and
ileven@as educated 4; but who will draw '
{, clear distinction betty een the 4 iteprate
who cannotsrcnd3an and the almost lllterate
who does not read !? Does that abb to
scratcl, Ills name and spell a few words
trans form Ills charnct terra nd set his pu lscs
beating 4 for}A hgherts things in IL? BILL he
State must Il awak to- the fact AZ hat II; q
school Without & good library Sis Yer In
adequately equipped for the ed ucat tom Of
ichtldren-that the training o fsichAdren TO
read wholesome books Is as 3ess tial Gto
good + citizenship as aan ny. Il study d "a he
school, rhe three RS are 5onl two
|iR's#untll We teach tile chi drenf TO read
regularly r-to set into the habit of reading
Informing and clevattng a books
should distinguish between tlie. 5ab llltyst 70
recognize the word 1 on the printed pm ge
and the reading habit. I'll M oreoYer, we
teach children ri to- read N In 81 order to
max 8 q better cltizcns o { them, q We "a re
doing our full duty when We Bfail to pla GO
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n 7 b
1.-THE VALUE OF. Cf1ARco AL.
rev People Know Il oW Y seful q Il ] 70 I'm
Preserving n ca lttt and Beauty ssS33 NJ

Few people Know How Useful 83it % I'm
Preserving n ca lth "a I'd Beauty
gss5 Nearly eyerybod " kno WIS that cha rcoal
8is the 4 safes ana most efilc client dlsin-
sfectant and purif IN nature, PVT few
yrea lize ITS va lc when ia ken nto Il he nus
Smanssystennii for. the same Cleansing pl,r.
pose III SS stss 81 Ks
u Charcoal Is u renled that 4 he more
you take Of 4 / III the better; It SisI%5not q
drug atSnll, Blu Il simply q bsorbs the gases
and lnpurItle 4 al Iva ys pres sent TIA ne
9stomnch1gand intestines, and scar rles hem
out Of tho system. ~, gi II
& Charcoal slw1;eetens the breath Il fter.
smoking, drinking CRATER ca ting Onions
and other odorous We bles Y n Il 3s
Charcoal fectIa Is Gears and SiH y \,
moves tho on,plex lon whi ifs'll tlle
teeth nnd further nc ts $as "a natura nd
eminently safe cathartic ,' i8 IN YS
\; nbsorbs the Injurious gases Il Wlich
collect In tho stomach and bp.We.s = Y dis
#infects tho mouth and 5throat from tho
spolson OF cal ,bt sas "A Y 3
AN druggists sell q harcoal In one form
az ano Their but tprobably II he best char
coal and the most FOR The money y ~
Sstuart,s Charcoal \ Il Log en- gel they are
composed OF The finest Il no Wdered NNl oW
#nharc GA x and 9th err liza rml ess An lee
81, tablet form or rat her In the form D pf
large, IL pleasant tasting lozenges the
sol an ais, being mixed wi II honey
The daily use \ Of these lozen ges VIII
soon tell In n much improYed Beondltlon
Sof tho general heal IN. bet ter corn plex.pr,
swyyeeter' breath and fpurer blood 4 and the
beauty OF 1T Is. tina no possible arlll
Dan result from their continued use, but
eolpls23the contrary, great henefi
Buffalo physician IN &, spea Is \! Y 81
49, ,,an,tafit e M cha rcOal says ~ ii au.
3v MS, stuart's Charcoal I.ozeng res ITO tBal
patients sufferlng from gas In stomach ST
md bowels, and to clear the COM eXloll
ma ma spurify tho breath, nout y and throat
8ISalso believe the liver Is greatly bere-
fitted by tho daily use Of them " ey s %
Ebnt tBenty-fiYeS cents y q box q lrFslz
I stores, and although In some z sense "a
patent prepaFat n helisye, ! sel
more ana better hareoal IS IN sss stuartSs
CHARCOAL yozenyes than any 9 8 Ese
ordinary &t,harcosll tablsts '33s ~ 2S
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# LEESBURG, VA.
5 q. -- IVY \, MA !, A

Il M fs.criri Ia The Times Dspalcl)
t3Ss$LE EsBURG. VA..Jan. Captain NVn1.
n e.. Garrett. q well know, lawyer, & this
4 town has been elected to! represent the
Sslnca1 Masonic glndge at the session OF the
Grand q Lodge In \ Ricllnlond.--.-Nliss Cor
srelia5 Howell IS of Little Rock, q rk, Is
ai,le guest of Miss Z Hazel r. 3, White. at
Selma lvln Tillett,tof Bristol
sTenr,,8 is Visiting his father, Mr.. S. G.
triia't,$ II ,eessutg--- NJ rs 3, Frank
= ~. q syn
Miss Emma shaffcr, Of Baltimore, Md.
were married In that city on SVednes sd ay.
They vii reside In Lcesburg- Mr.. Fred,
5crlck c. Shaw. OF Washington u, d c..
claim agent Of the Bah timore & Ohio
Railroad Company. died In that acltyaon
Saturday. His remains were buried In
ssLeesburg on 4 Tuesday. s Mr.. Shaw is sur
,Vived by his wife. who was n Miss ID
Vine, of Simon Smith, who
was arrested recently fol. taking money
;froin the lEeesbuts nostofTicc, where he
had been employed, was indicted for crn-,
.bezzlement by the United States Grand
jury on Tuesday at Alexandria. 4 S. c..
,f,ancel!or AZ a i'33r Soit Y OF i sees-
burg. are his attorneys Falls
Church Monitor a weekly newspaper u
Fails Church, otdltea by Mr.. r, c. L.
|Nioncure, has been 4ensed by Mr., Frank
Lyon: whe Will continue its publication
as edi tor, f9I4s tE5 J. tl5l f.li3
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SALEM SOCIAL.

III SALEM "a, Jan. N md Mrs, iA \
III. Throckrnorton,4 OF Danvill lie. KY who
have been spending the Xmas olidnIys
at the home 81 y e. D. Painter is re-
turned home Sunday H. IA 835s
S Miss clayton ~ w hite a who 4k las NJ been
spending the winter In Fl nint1eld, New
Jersey, IS Visiting her family In 0Saletll
Il Miss Lucy Stearnes, wi 10 spent the pas st
week I'LL Salem, returned Sunday to Big
Stone Gap, where she is II teaching this
win ter, 81 ss 8 l3S ii
Nj. Frank Kelly, Of Pl,iladelp hla d and Il
Mr.. Lootnis Kelly, b Blacksburg, spent
several days this week at the III ONE of
Col IA. M. B owman. III 8 III Is. AZ {s
sS Mr. and Il M s. 4; I1obley stearries 81 who
have been Visiting DR. u, stearnis on
III glli Street, returned Monday to their!
home IN New Orleans. s sss
N Messrs. Carey and N Ami ler. ol1lssaton,l
who have been spending the Xmas yaca y
Stion in} Salem lef t Nv ednesda " for 3 la cks- q
burg where they are attendIn Ing scliool. s4t
fsB Mr.. II. 3 M VI Fox returned Wednesday, {
after m 3a absence IN OF several days In
jacksonville, 1orlda *
Miss Kate ST Clair Of Franklin county
arrived In Salem Saturday and will spend
some time with Miss Clantline' Ferguson
at her home on II gh5 Street. VI. * s$S
Mr. G, u. Irwin. 40 & Spartnnburg, SIX Gu
spent several days this week at the home me-
OF Col. "A. NJ u B oWnlar ff3 iss
& Lieutenant William Bal q I'd WHO is
stationed at Old Point Comfort. Is tNisit,-i
ing his father Mayor w w. Bal lard, Of
this place. S35;5. ESSt II BIZ
483 Mr. ID IN G. Prest on, Of r oclSy N CUNT
visited friends; Hi Salem tlils week. ls
Mr. M, r. * Ing, NV o has been spend Y
ny tic holidays wit Mr.. C)lin Davis. re-
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3BOWL1NG GREEN, VA 4 .,
i.etrf-ttlAl lfIs lgli M {tfhtii
Especial to 1.-The Tines D lspntch.) *


BoWL1NG g EeIiEN, VA. an, .. There e
one hundrs,l thirtylnine8 mar
rlagc licenses issued in Carol tlles county
5tuis lla Sestr; p ana SeV
8cnty-ilineI cooretl. Aso seven Il divorce
Sglnnted-fou White md three olored---
gainst for ~ {; l;S 81
among tic citizens at tho raise of insur-
ance9lates III tie BUSH mess rt!onE of the
town. The insurance companies J 4 v Y,
maze the rate tffya assSce NJ ~ no bust
ness portion II John Barry Cary and
Ills sister Miss Cary sRie'n t1aI
cousin, Miss Annie White. mt the Old
SNiunson IN ISIS n oyster Of washington,
has been visiting friend Miss AZ ssi lf
$Gogh!llfat Milford. hns roturncd hon ST. -
Miss Kate cnmpbell has gone 70 a tlalnta,
Gn where i@9pos' yen IN, =, the
Scott 5lins returned to her home. III Rich
ondf after spendln z Whlle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hers No aftHfKF wSers
she is Teaching school S5tt tity SD IA. A.
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WAVERLY, VA.

81 q = rsrecinl 10 Tho Tlmcs- Dsmtoh.] q
E syNAyERIY. VA. Jan. lone OF the
most delightful entertainments OF the
senson wns given ut the home O., A !.
prentiss OF Petersburg, Oh New ears
eve. The house was nrtisticnlly deco 2
&rntnd With mistletoe and ferns and tho
rasranl narclssus Some 81 the leading
Sntnrtnlnmnnt while Miss Jessie Snnrkr
liz OF Petersburg, and Mr. 2. y, 3llrt;
charmed every ono With their vocal and
Instrumental music. Tho 'nartv rena,rrd
to the spacious dining hall where nEtlninty
rcpnst was served. Among those present
were Misses Jessie Sparklin and Ouennle
prentiss. NJ Pctershurg. L,zzin Fleetwood:
Fstclle l'itchette Mary NAV, ethel
Dnniel4I.illie tHnrrisoM, Elsie West. NJ! ~
ellie Norris, Snulie 8 Burt. Norma Ell's'
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BUCKINGHAM BULLETINS.

ESPECIAL to The Tlmcs-D lspatch.)
LLVYN, mi. - II ms tah g
Ing the iiclenlent weather DillWyr mas %
been unusually gay and festive d y u
, 11s 1 r solr weoEi Aao Mrs
music class Under exec lent raining Of
Mrs. Moss. the tire Y ~
rendered an an admirable illlIlle
which were setTed TIC ,exers
frises we're; Misses Ruth Grigg CARTS 1S Al :,
= ersot,,5 g. &c \ Harden and Moneta, sudie,
IL r,es md L,1lcle Haynes and 4 Master 81
H1s.nlip Mathews. sSinterestlng e: Z, Z. 8. g
know that two the most IA
songs endered were comp1Is1u corn ny l.
- Me,v'-York, and entitled Glorys Lon y
and sVirgInln.'' Col. Barra y Vel
here ayng sPS1t E1yas
al ertainn1ent given the latterIpart q
= Ia week was also a great success a NJ
eren IN enjoyed by all and especlally t :, q,
Children, who were present Q y q
received presents \. q Z, |, : r,s ia. ,er
.ss,rhc s. Central Virginia S Outlook 5-, IT. 9,
4,rstf COW &c make its appearance l 1i1s
fmoTtlA contract to build aa.n y " 0u ~
Fellows hal been !, = ~ !. :,
Tltzge,aldlh , Tse aSisit during tie
5hoiidays and found in flouritsh ~
,Iitinn " having now ~
Gle hundred and = y, topnSc is nStI
son hns rcorenred snse =, I, s. can
qaIa ane here
MIS- Ns1sS 2f,e sss
Sold a s ~ laey Ie eVs
p pa ane aaaE6ter returned ssP
their here a g AIRS, pleas liz sol
1I aysMIss Connie Moss who u, has n a,1
Rleh%sd y'slt ff hon ssHss
~ Ma rnn Forbes the lady pric-
hi o 81 NVoman's College In, R 2!
snsnt thG Sa holieaxs
~ ber duties ;it THE e
WAS received here BY elephonte y to2 & ny
A5s Lsals 'Gsss
IN IL ncnr rmville scyera weeks age x
isastil Improving thoug ne : st !, !
eonlnea .s u aa ~ y KS a eolors
i,e,,a mn, iii having been broken when
Id vas thrown from the hug y. n
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& LEXINGTON, N. c.
fsnec,a, - ;rhe Tin,e. ,,,sn. ~

5} Especial to The Times Dspatch.) AZ
LEXINGTON, NJ c., Jana7.7-A rather
unusual marriage took place in this
county Christmas day Mir. Henry An
drews married for the second time the
same woman. Andrews secured q di-
3yorce from his wife In the court OF
Greensboro only about six months ago
and on tho date mentioned they were
Ere-married-- There has been n good deal
s OF talk about establishing a. dlspensary
here. but sentiment is overwhelmingly
against IT, There has been 20 much
wniskey sold here through blind tigers
the pasts six months that some remedy
has become ~ necessity The town
officers so far have been unable to put
stop to the business. although they
8haNe made dtsnetale efforts to- do So
(. Register Of Deeds, owen, broke Ills
4 record in the number OF marriage licenses
Issued in December. Fnrty-three was the
hrsest nun1tef previouslp. bur- this wear
he gave license 10 hfty-thrce couples
Thirty,hHc nonresident hunters haze
raid tho license fee OF ten dollars To
.9the !. clerk Of Davidson county court.
s Quail shooting has been unusually good
y THIS season and there nre numbers Of
birds left yet--lnvltations are OUT an
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s8WARRENTON,V VA.

lN1LsI SOcClHl
ES AVA r 4 EiNTON /, "A Az. jan. Tho bllzr
though short III diration,s was exceptlon-
ally severe, Hons!d cradle concern sWn :
Of their stock - 2url Is IA anpary he
Warrenton hounds arc IS, meet only when
the wepthor and ground VII @pernlltt--,,,,I;1
"a shlnmnte. iivlnr near Ben kctnn. lost IN
number of cows and calves, besides 4, q (,
large supply az f s, q ~ q
five, which Wholly cnnsnmed his pn a',is
loss s VIII Se par.y Insurance
"a false alarm fire drew, o4 q, I!
largo crowd during Aes Z y :, no ~
tinn ! ho book .ari,l-lnddel, to The scene.
Tho cnnfagrat ionfwas stpppo SEQ to lba ~ 4
7Hsresdsnce cplpeper siresst nat (, 4,
seems The romnpny's rnn WIS (. ny
tis Visiting friends here N THOMAS llf'
lIaviln, Of ST. Louis, is In Warren on &.
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Craze Vest ,hrlstine ELLIS and Messrs.
5Titsh,igh nj b Elis Of yvakefi eld, III E.
TURNER Wilson, Alton est, 2. Norris,
#Jri Edward ~. Bur- g ~, B. ll!a ~
and r, Itleetwood.. y +. --- Nj ard Mrs.
Walter Sparkliiii who hay Il boell a Y sit
ling at the home Of Mr., r Z. Flee tWood for
tho fpas FL few days lin We IA ret t1nau
stlclr$liome IN Petersburg Mr. Isosser
attend Rnndolpf BIZ Macon \ "a cndol,1y 49, ss
SQuennin Proiitl ss 5l has turned to (, sl1er
Home l'etersh rg-Al4 NJ II. son
and 5children, who have been ting relnal--
itlyes In etersburg for the past week se
.liaVc returned. F3! ~ NJ VI i}3 S}s
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iI'f-iI' WEEP T;
Ord p. !.
Il. WI {, 2 !, \ /, ,,snultll,

tspeslal u me Msssp r'ls M:l ia
ofDisL tan9g Y, ti e. ii
e,oidsnii gave very ~ Covers
Wsre laid wenis slx s.issaast a5a
snlendia course dinner was a,, lie
ptslos,sa !. e i1s Gss s aston I'M Mr.
se .rntriISr RESPONDING TO the former ~
DE- ns1 towan 70 the ~ " ! 4 or,,rned from
ho,ei dinlas 8 W ms
ta,lipi,5 Club and thc rt> OF aj evening
spent ~ dancing u u str. nd Mrs. II
Y VA rSe dancers sliss Leila Golds!lns,,i
Miss aiss +, Sa 1ntr,s MIS- Laura
MIss s M,s nses
ssss Mes sss
nsssnfgl,h snf Miss a gfars Herbert
S aIIer As' @i,a@ Snr ases truman n ,nss.
William ronFe James Zoll Hrhar w iiTaa,,
fsd shfS !, M M AREees.snicla, pr II cownt
fi4ftaxn isnrton ana a. 10. Cassen. X .,,as
william Inses rta,Sa y ,ns in
tnwn IIrIaay, from III D clock III Y ls ~,
y e;ures reprcsenns Bible stories n1sn nd
o9ss stGries shire@ea lie tables
IH1a4S pnro s'U and reception hall The name
o ees y, ass on Oh ,p9u Ihsr
The yaung lady showing by her answers nm
nmbest Mt and the widest acuain,ssn'e ,,,, was
MISS wse tie second prize
q the to MR. Mrs Percy Harris delicious lun
rheon was served. I, II a. n a. ,,,cnts
,,erc Kisses I,ell and Sue TYLER Mrs Percy
Harris Miss Lucille Miles OF y .ssis
Gertrude :, .nrn Nncke
and 1Sittie InEcs.
Trollinger TT md Pearl l, S9rs
The The cotlllon Club gave delightful n Thnr
ball saS S 81 is W fhs hall Ia Was
ascorated in Il TIC national colors. and there
were many quaint md nret.y COST ~
and dancing was kent up until a lnte h ,,,,,i
The dancers were Miss Laura 1ngles W VIII,
Mr. n 1ly 1 Tyiar Win
Ga s 1Sses viii ~ paxs nsr; ton Nile Nile
Wis H Hnrxsy WITH M1sh MI nses J
Miss Lillian onEey Mr. James :, Ra y r.
Miss Anna Wilson With NJ Mr. mrmag zo MIS-
Bessie SLylcy withSAir. Arthur nosenfeld Miss
Minnie Howe with Mr.. Laceli !. Powers Miss
c9s ss.on wlt pave
Lucille Miles, of Arkansas: vi Mr.: fda ~;
tyler Mss Lea Goldsmith With y, 4, Mr rodHt
sass aIessrs Lewis Ingss; Glen !, r ne1h;
} s,,1ssa e eoS M,lfiy
There was large number q ehar q q is
which n Saaees
scSs'y a 1o,Ai a arss Pslmer chlldress
celebrated their golden wedding Monday. g (
last week. Asnutnber of their children grand
4 children and great grandchildren were present,
and 1nl elegant dinner was served The table
decorations, a the flowers, the afrultsi md
dessert were In yellow, and many handsome
h presents inS gold we're received from relatives
q Virginia * eorgin. and Knnsa 49,. "A nephew
sent 9 brooch made of ; "
s1 Mrs. Il Palmer was !tiss Matte Ainn,enyai
niece l8of Ssa The late Gelletal ..l Ahmer,t
a and tho late Admiral Amnlon. OF Washington,
and a daughter Of i; & Anmen,3 of Newcastle,
who owned most OF the LAM. on which New Y;
castle Is built. and blishet' powder @and
a h \ pottery in The village. s Mr. Il Palmer was
iron, Patrick county, AS a result Z OF their hnlf
5tchlldren thirteen grandchildren and lSt wo
q gree t.Einndchildren {3
Mss bessie Bu,lard was hostess 10 the Rose
bud Garden OF Girls Monday and MISS lIherla
Harris. Friday OF last weel
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CreWc Industries,
TIspcclal 70 The Tlmes- plFpatch.l

- - TsFrtTHT 70 TIE TTHVSrDIFI'dEcHI 1I@-0II
CREWE, yAa6lanuary Tint C'rewe Is
Of Increased iprosperity. ma one viii deny,
Messrs. Edward md John. Cole have late, y
up,to,datH steam laundry.a Heretofore all
lalnlry mas been sent either 70 I.ynchburg
Or Pclersblirg t5i{ 5l5i5i 7i53 III '
10 new life. AMI an Ice factory and planning
mil viii soon DO IN opera tlont 81 VII " =
& . ARRANGEMENTS are being nude for many new-
buildings AZ present there Is not Vacant
honse ~ 1towns and rents are considerably
Postmaster Stanley Moore rcports un IN
crease of $500 In the receipts OF the Crewe
hos.ol'lse ier ne year l9eI THIS means m
goes 10 show that the town has Increased
In nopun hon, (. 3 @ts t}Al 3l955 n &
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Dance on chincote az.gue,.

INcOTEA JJIl, Y Jan. 7,-o :, !, N. !
SEASON waa the lnce 81 Yan by me lsla IA I!
'ferpsictorean q, 4. y tn q
dance IRON "a distance ere Miss ~ ll,el
n ]llNin az Il Ssisila.ld II ISIS Lou
White, Of stockton, Md, Miss sanrn
Short Of pharsala " ISIS \! 70
AIyrue salby. ON sspeenblckYille. Y a
H. i,sf - ~ VA .sssi'll, A,filiy
Mr. and Mira, berg. y !'2lt9 " it}}G,o o
Siessrs. Willlaml yt'haloy ~ " haley VILE e
Md Daniel az Mo n X, Y, h
Ya; IS. SV.f Bryan Iof lllaInshs q,
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Snouncnr Tie marriage 81 M ISIS Adal Roth
rock 4 to -Aii &Jno. w. Htdrlok, III the Re-
formed Church On a'nr y
daughter OF Mr.. u. a.. Tsotirocls, ofs tho
EIlrm5of Rolhrock & veaye wago mum y 4
ufacturerss Mr.. I1edrlclt iSa"e Y.
known young man, connect 90 w Iis
lPoIrt-, flie ILexingtoi Upholstery . Conf
6rany which has boci, success 81
sf1nst year aud which paid probaabl t e. 9,
largest dividend 3
plant, Whlch twill double lie Gu pa q "
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Elegant German

WA. Especial 10 The Times ~ spa,cl) t Ast
i WINCH HESTER. VA, Jan, T,rTllo most
'tDs'n1tls kpslAl AeYt,ii, lif the lioliay
season Vas the german Friday might nf
last last weck,at Rollss ilall, given bS Misses
Cara iSqd Lucille lYeems. daughters of
MI itpd Mrs. ~ sNeen,s, i the
MAS an elaborate and delightful function.
ne german WIS led bS4Dr, Logan 81 wclls,
Eof Washington, will, Miss Clara Mcen)s,
and Mr.. Daniel ~, Conrad, With Miss
LUCILLE Mems. Nj 8fS IS NJ sIE