The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Miss Mary Pollard has returned from
delightful stay with relatives In King VIII
liam county.
AR. and Mrs. Willie Gibson recently
visited relatives in Hanover county.
Mrs. Huel Walker. of fg1 Twenty-sec-
ond Street, continues very much indis-
posed In her home.
Miss Inez Robertson presented little Miss
Mamie Keck. one of her Sunday-sohool
pupils, with "a beautiful pin for faithful
attendance, she not having missed
Sunday for two consecutive years. Rev.
r B. Scott presented the little girl with
n pin for Miss Robertson, and compli-
mentcd her for her faithfulness.
Mr.. j. Aubrey Enos. who has been em-
ployed in Newport News for The past eight
months. has secured a position in Rich
mond
Miss Minnie Crowder. who visited her
sister Mrs. Willie Coles. in Newport
News last week, has returned home. ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Minnie
Coles
Harry Mcdowell had his ankle badly
sprained a few days ago.
Miss I.ossie Carr is Wis ting relatives In
Spotsylvania county. where she is having
1t delightful time.
daughter, Alyse. have returned honne.
from Spotsylvania county. where they
spent the holidays with relatives.
pr James Smith and family, of Peters
burg, have returned home after visit to
Rev. and Mrs r. B. Scott, parents of
Mrs. Smith,
Byron Carter has returned to Newport
News. after visiting friends here.
Miss May Carr, who has been visiting
relatives in Spotsylvania county. has re-
turned.
Miss Maggie Pate is still confined to
her home by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mullen. of Wash
ington. d. c., but formerly OF Richmond.
will return here in few. days
Miss Matte Terry, of Twenty-first
Street. who has been visiting friends in
Louisa county hes returned. after u
most delightful visit.
Mrs. Lena Afitzges Seltzer is confined
to her home by sickness.
Miss Whitehurst entertained quite a
number of her friends in her home on
oughly enjoyable. and delicious refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Mr.. w. II. Lowery and his daughter
have returned from visit to Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Mullen in Washinston. D. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rose. of Henrico
county, visited relatives in Paramount
during the past week.
Mr. Meeks, who was quite seriously
hurt several days ago. has returned to
his home from the Virginia Hospital.
where he was taken Immediately after
the accident. He is getting along quite
nicely.
Mrs. Henry Gibson. of 1872 Twenty
third Street. Is spending some time with
relatives In Caroline county.
Mr.. S. II. Hall. who suffered stroke
of paralysis a few weeks ago, is now Inn
proving, though he is still confined to his
home one Fairmount Avenue.
The members OF Fairmount Christian
Church worshipped in their new church
Wednesday night for the first time and
will again occupy 1t to-day. Owing to.
some delay in the new furniture, the
new church will not be dedicated until
next Sunday, January 14th. ~.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Goodliff and little
daughter, OIse, of Baltimore. spent the
holidays with Mrs. Goodliff,s parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell. Mr.. Goodliff re-
turned home a few days ago, and VIII ne
followed later by his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Willie TfrnpY nnd Z e
Annie, were the guests of Mrs. j. Aubrey
Enos during the past week.
f Miss Julia England, who has been visit
ing her friend. Miss Julia letter, OF Han-
over county, has returned. after de-
5liRhtful visit. ~.
who has been spending some time Win VIII,
her son. D. Temple. in this vicinity, VIII
leave to-day for Baltimore, where she VIII
remain indefinitely.
Mr.. Edward Teagle. father OF Mess !I'
Thomas and Mercer Teagle, Is critically
Ill in his home on Twenty-first Street.
i. Calvin Williams, who has been IN,
Newport News for several weeks, has re-
turned.
Master Lester Putze little son of MT,
Joseph Putze, formerly of Fairmount, put
who lives a few miles In the country
was shot in the head ard face with an
air rifle in the hands OF a younger
brother The little fellow was brought TO
the city and the ball was extracted, but
II Is thought he will lose the sight OF
(. one eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parkinson were
the recipients of a delightful surprise
party in their home n few ie"anlrcg 70
by quite n number OF their Young friends.
Music and games We're INDUCED In until
served. after which the merry crowd dis
Spersed. Among those who composed the
party were Misses Alma Pate. Susie Dog
gett, Katie Hnead, Gertrude Pate, Emrna