Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-03-07
Personals

for Roanoke on business trip.
Mr.. William NJ. McElwee was il
Fincastle this week on business.
Miss Gertrude ThorEhill of New
York, has charge this year o.
Wsinbere's millinery department.
Rev. John Taylor of Roanoke
occupied the pulpit of Tr Unity
Methodist church Sunday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert Charl.
ton of Newport News, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C. Charlton.
Rev. Arthur Robotham of Roam
oke, Va, will hold special services
at Glasgow Presbyterian church
Thursday night and Friday of this
week.
Postmaster McClung Patton has
appointed Mr.. William Jennings
assistant postmaster in the Lex
ington postoffice, to succeed Mr.. E.
l.. Conner.
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph of the
diocese of Southern Virginia, will
preach at r. Z. Lee Memorial
Episcopal church Sunday morning
next at IL O'Clock.
F.. Mr.. Marion Beeton, who is
student at Dunsmore's Business
College in Stsunton, spent several
days this week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Beeton.
Mrs. Thomas j. Rice, accompa-
MED oy her two children, returned
to Lexington Monday to prepare
for the removal of their furniture
to their new homo in Roanoke.
Mr.. Robert S. McCluer,a former
we'll known resident of Rock bridge,
but now living in Roanoke, was
visitor in Lexington this week at
the home of his brother in law, Mr..
Robert R. Witt.
Sundays Staunton Dispatch:
Mrs. Edmonia Dull and Mrs. r. j.
Kennedy have returned from Lex
ington where they visited Miss
Anna Krause, the State president
Of the Rebekah Assembly.
MrS. Edna Parrish of Lynch
ourg, who was called to Lexing-
tor on account of the critical
Illness of her sister, Miss Helen
Slough, who died two weeks ago,
returned yesterday to her home.
Rev. DIR. James A. Qusrles will
preach at Wesley Chapel Metho Z
list church Sunday morning at II c
o'clock. Services were held at that
hurch last Sunday by the presid-
ng elder, Rev. DR.. James E. Arm
trOng. T
DR.. Howard A. Kelley, the dis Q
surgeon and professor !,
a Johns Hopkins University, Bal ;,
more, will address the University
-ssembly at Washington and Lee t
riday morning, March 9th, at 10 r.
clock. 4
Dr.W. S. Currell of Washington G.
nd Lee University is announced D
D deliver two lectures before the B
aides Auxiliary of the Y. Nj. G. o
:. at StauntOn on the eveniE gs of t
'riday and Saturday, March eth f,
nd 10th. His su bject will be don O.
uixCte." t.
Mr.. John S. Holden, who for l.
me years past has been residing m
West Branch, Iowa, spent the
inter in Rockbridge. He expects ii
Ie latter part of this week to bC
turn to Iowa, and will be ac sc
by his nephew, Mr.. di
Tram Moore Of Buffalo. ii
Invitations have been received y
Lexington from Mr.. and Mrs. L. 81
Johnston OF Newport News, to pI
e marriage Of their daughter. %
iss Annie McMath, to Mr.. Joseph tn
Roberts. The ceremony will take w
ace at the home Of she bride on 90
ednesday, March 18th. Mr.. John IN
on was formerly y resident of &C.
is community. u
Washington dispatch of last - -
ednesday: Hon. H. St. George ~
ECKER and Mrs. Tucker were
st ard hostess at dinner tonight, % "
their home, No. 1912 H. Street. NJ NJ
le guests included Secretary -
aw, Secretary Taft, Assistant -,
cretary Newberry, Postmaster g. 70
neral Cortelyou, Lieutenant w
vernon Ellyson and the Virginia a.,
majors and members Of Con. ~
the
Mrs. Emma Parker Roadcap Of
phine, has issued invitations to
} marriage CT her daughter, Miss 7
'pbie Lee, to MI. Fred W CLANCY .oL
Danville, Va. The ceremony hIo
/ take place at the home Of the ~
de on Tuesday afternoon, April mas
h, at 2 O'Clock. Miss Roadcap e.
/ charming and accomplished the
ing lady, and Mr.. Chaney is a min
sperOus young business man of VIII,
lville. w.,
Experience Party IL:
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