The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
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RADFORD, VA, June 2.-Judge Geo.
e. Cassell, Of East Radford, Will de-
liver the alumni address at Emory and
Henry College, June 18th.
# Ex-Governor Tyler delivered the adj
dress at the Wytheville Memorial cele-
bration Wednesday. He was accompa-
MED to Wythevllle by his daughter, Miss
Belle Tyler.
Mrs. Porter and Miss Hal Porter. OF
&Wythe county, are visiting Mrs. Waugh.
Miss Iris Porter was guest OF Mrs.
Waugh last week.
Miss Mary Lou Campbell, of Pulaski,
business manager for the Sigma Sigma
Sigma Sorority, left Friday to- be the
guest OF the Sigma Sigma sigmas at the
Woman's College, Lynchburg, for rev
DAYS: afterwards she will attend the
finals at Hampden- Sidney, and vlslt
friends in Petersburg and Richmond.
Rev. v. T. Turner. OF King George, Is
the guest Of his brother, Mr.. i. NJ.
Turner.
s party of young people, chaperoned
nv Mrs. Brewster Ingles, have been
camping at Carper Lythia Springs Tor
the last ten days The personnel of the
marty follows: Miss Aielita Wilson, Miss
Margaet Trolinger, and Misses Mary.
Erica, Kittie, Julia, Minnie, Mackle, ana
Laura Ingles.
a party of young people rode out to
visit the campers, "Wednesday evening
and square dance, with one vlolln 1or
music, and lemonade and cake BY way
of refreshments, was much enjoyed oy
the campers and their guests.
The friends Of Miss Mabel Bradley re-
greet to learn that she has lost the sight
of one eye through overstudy. MISS
Bradley is a bright and ambitlous STU
dent, and graduated with honors from
Blackstone Female Institute this week.
She will return to Richmond, where sne
has been under the treatment OF spe-
cialist for six weeks, after the COM
mencement exercises.
Dr. Irene Bullard, Of Birmingham,
Alabama. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Meta Billiard.
Mr.. J. G. Fry, cashier of the Bank OF
Pulaski county, has accepted POSITION
as cashier of the Marion National Bank,
| and will enter on the discharge of his
| duties as soon as his successor Is APP
| pointed. Mr.. Fry was under nineteen
| when he became cashier of the bank at
! Dublin, and Is not yet twenty-three.
| Yet In spite Of his tender years. he
has made fine record, and leaves the
| bank of Pulaski county In q very
| nourishing condition.
The revival services held at Grove
Avenue Methodist Church by Rev. Ira
Hicks, closed Tuesday with ono hun
drcd and eighty conversions
Mrs. T. w. Simpson Is quite sick at
her home on Eighth Street.
Mrs. l.. l.. Fl Carlock Is visiting her
daughters In Marion.
Mr. Fred Billiard left Wednesday to
accept a position at the Washington
| Navy Yard.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7.
Wright Saturday.
Miss Alice Jones has returned from
Martha Washington College, and Mis-!
Edna Lyle from Virginia College, where
they attended school this winter
Mrs. Blainey Epling has gone to Craig
Healing Springs for her health.
Misses Anna Wilson and Bessie Lyle
attended the commencement exercises
at Virginia Institute this week.
Mr.. Z. L. Lester. OF Gebo. Montana,
after nlne years absence, has been
on visit to his father. Mr.. George
Z. Lester, n prosperous farmer OF Mont
gomery.
There were four graduates from Pu
lask Institute this year, Misses Lucy
Bates Owens, Mary Elizabeth Larew
Virginia Ray Bill and Bert Moelick; and
In music, Miss Elizabeth Larew The
commencement exercises were held
| Thursday of last week, when an inter
estins programme was admirably carried
out. Tho institute building has boon sold
to the town for Il high school, but Miss
Newlee, the principal. has agreed to thu
urgent request of her patrons to teach
select school In Pulaski next year.