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Evening journal., 1906-07-07
AGAINST SUSSEX SALOONS
Temperance League Plans Rally Of
Forces on July IS.

An Anti-saloon League was organized
IN Sussex county on July ;. with the fol-
lowing officers IN charge: President. j.
J. Masomon; secretary Howard O1<ecn:
treasurer @. r. Jones; field seer. AIRY. nc
Rev g.. A. crise.
ihe organization Is composed OF an d.
nominations ana members OF an political
parties. Its object is 20 secure better
enforcement Of present temperance lave
90 secure better temperance lcsisiatio1: 10
secure FOR tho people of Sussex county abe
right to vote whether liquor shall or stal
not be- sold in the county; and to keeo the
public informed on the temperance 0s.
tion ~NNfef>e
July Is has been set sra'
W for Sussex county
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Hepsaseph. ottosra ISPresssl. 81 ls.so' SIs.

w. 70. Woolers Grand A Hons is'A
companied by his Official $3.50, '6.a
night, installed tho officers OF
ship Conclave and James Young sUrs.
clave. Heptasophs or Seven Wise N
Tonight the officers Of Reliance Coy
ciave viii be installed and then the
local branches win be concluded. After
that a tour Of the State VIII be made
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arty For Daughter

stuntfED-H. Wallace. of Green aiu
furia or y party on Thursday to her
OF IS Harriet Wallace
p cells -, course Of the afternoon re-
lana i'm ere served. The guests were:
y, script, irmstrong. Of Prices Corner.
rAMEiitchell Miss Helen Chandler.
EhakTED- B Miss Marion Simmons. Miss
r1tr,,i OF St tier, Miss Mildred Davis, Miss
abe LAY g. s.i's Nl,'i ie
~, SSace.
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eth. that shall
our unsettled better 81.
ever with the, ins Of the ne-
Of human life. the tempier anu
tion, the smile and deceit Of damn1..
Whom we have overcome SIN IN an its
forms. men may rovlle us and desptefuily
use us. and we shall rejoice, "for great Is
our reward Ia heaven"
You have dexteronsiy and wisely pro-
vldtd for The Mother Church of Christ
scientist, maenlncent temple ~hcrein
to enter and pray, Greatly impressed and
enoournesd thcrcbys dcrpiy 40 thanis
you for this proof Of your progress, unity,
and love.
The modest edlncc Of The Neither
church on Christ Scientist. began with
the cross; its excelsior Extonslon IS the
crown. The room OF your Lender remains
IN the beginning OF this cdncc evidence
Ing the praise Of babes, and the Word.
which proceedeth out Of the mouth OF
God. It's crowhlng ultimate rises TO a
mental monument, a superstrocture high
above the work OF mems hands, even the
outcome OF their hearts, giving TO tho
material spiritual slgnincancc- tho
speed. beauty, and achievements OF good
ness. Methlnks this church is the one edi-
flee on carth which most prcdgures SELF
ahneeatlon. hone faith. love catching a
glimpse Of glory
copyright 1906 by Mary Baker G Isddy
and used by permission OF the author.
Evening journal., 1906-07-07


Tho Scripture reads;
not his cross. and foliowelh
not worthy OF me-" on this bass.
many are following the wayshowerf N.
follow Truth only as we follow truly.
meekly, patiently. spiritually, blessing
saint and sinner with the lcavsn of divine
Love which woman has put into chrlston-
dom and medicine.
A genuine Christian Scientist loves Pro-
testant and Catholic. d. ID. and NJ d.
loves an who love God good; and he loves
his enemies. II will be found that instead
Of opposing such an individuai subservcl
the interests OF both medical faculty and
Christianity, and they thrive together,
learning that mind-power is goodwill
toward men. Thus unfolding the tru,
metal IN character, The iron An human
nature rusts away. honesty and Justice
mot '-just ice" characterlze the seeker
and finder Of Christian Science.
Thanks for the railroad company'i
courtesy long live that railroad manage
ment IN which mans a man for a
that"
The pride Of place or power Is the rr nc,
OF this world that hath nothing IN Christ
Our great Master said: Except ye be-
come as a little child. ye cannot enter th'
kingdom Of heaven''-the reign OF right.
eousncss. the glory Of good. healing the
sick and saving the sinner. The height Of
my hope must romaln. Glory be TO Thee
Thou God most high and nigh.
Whatever is not divinely natural and dc.
monstrably true in ethics. philosophy. oi
religion is not of God and orielnates In
the minds OF morials. IL rs the Adam
dream according to the scriptural allie
CORY wherein man is supposed 10 start
Evening journal., 1906-07-07
ggists WIN Dine

Jay evening the Wilmington
of the Retail Druggists will
pr at the Hotel Wilmington.
Speakers are expected TO at
fine orchestra has been Sc
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Architect


HOMES AND COMFORT have been m,
study for 30 years. Plans aud specifica
ti0ns furnished at short notice. Can aux
consult me, n. H. CLOUD. Architect ani
Engineer OF Construction. Ofilce, 1902 MI
Salem Lane. Wilmington. Goth phones.
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.chosc NJ was subject Of Rev Mary
Baker G.. lly's message at the dcdica-
ton OF h,shrlstlan Science Temple In
Boston on be 10. Mrs. Eddy said;
NV boloVchcthren;
rho divintight OF Truth demands we'll
doing la or to demonstrate truth, and
this not az IN accord with human de-
sire but a spiritual power. ST. Johp
writes: sBl sed are they that do his com.
mandmentthat they may have right TO
che tree % y. aud may enter In through
the safes b the city
rhe searAves of faith without works,
scattered load In zion's waste places,
appeal 10 brmors. "show me thy faith
by thy woA
Chrlstiaicience is not a dwellcr apart
IN royai.s.ude. 1t is not a law OF matter
nor a INSTRUMENTATION that heals only
tho sick. is Science is a law Of divine
Mind, a tsuaslve pnimus, an unerfing
impetus. eyerprosent help. It's presence
Is felt. fot acts and acts wisely, always
unfoidingie highway Of hope, faith, un'
derstandii. II is the higher criticism
the highehope; and its effect ON mar
Is maini,this-that what one knows o.
him. on ,mlnatlon one is compelled e
thnls Nninc, whoever did 1t. A Christlal
scienttt tiorines his calling. Choose yei
'hchby LOSING oiH's faith In matte
one hnot the spirit of Truth
'~es he Gonsp Rule spon
eodience t0~this rul
"e worlds nolcn
nst, dishar
oclud,
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wsetsd Male

~ ~ 1lledst ~ Mass.
N'lRtn visiting Mr.. and Mrs Evan
n cite Stephan and erandchil-
to retuined to Plainneld n. j..
Z Zen days visit 70 Albert stephan
Nrnty.
iarl an William Bauhm with her daugh-
& 4 NJ Visiting her parents Mr and
4 or 'r rye Is. Graef. in Bridgeville
|nt ~ Eliza ChOheld. Of Chester. is
H. Z friends in this city.
vANe Willie Norris Of Greenwood is
I. ID Ing sometime with friends here
INSfs Sarah A. Minors is spending
u - cation in Atlantic City
Lottie Voshell. Of Chester, is
fest Of Mrs. William Lucos.
y, |' II. Dandy and son Gregg sailed
ssh, turope on Thursday on the Ham,
colo,American liner Amerika
and Mrs Victor Good Of Phlla-
w w al a are the guests Of Mrs. II. Pow
n Of this city.
r cou md Mrs. Harry Evans ase spend
ENC 70 weeks in Atlantic City.
= s. Elsie Collins is visiting friends
uel
,.~~ Harry Wilson is the Vuest OF
M in 81. Georges.
TERs H. Esther smedley left yester-
or months trip to Chattanooga.
FOR
and. Is Carr sailed for Europe to-day
isile he Astoria for two months trip.
hugs. Benjamin White is spending a
ro.S IN Atlantic City.
LOO S. Lucy. NJ. Thomas is visiting
'st ds In North East, Nd
Om John J. Walsh, of this city. and
y " ster, Miss E. p. Harmey, OF New
wv are at the Haddon Hail. Atlantic
arlss n. j.
Evening journal., 1906-07-07
asDg ss9 gd6sve a Patriotic Tea

w.iNTi d Mrs Charles Dean Of 1909
ng or saith street gave patriotic tea
- Of their niece. Miss Julia
of Selinsgrove, Pa. who is
them. Covers were laid for
I; -.rs "a The color scheme was red
Of stbSis7d blue. The table was decor
sharesSh a national tablecloth with
70 the seS napkins and silk flags.
S5h.pley sot4nirs were boxes Of candy
u'' EDwA SD of frecraclxers. The guests
WILL1llia Foster, OF Selinsgrove
- IVA Hannas ana william
ede Dt. !, Fl tbs philadelphia; Mr.. ana Mrs
So s. Deim Mrs. Fred Morgan, Mr.
--ert Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs
4, Miss Edna Morgan. Miss
--.~-.~'..-.-. II. Chauncey Dean.
ALED PRoShomas lyman of this
ic Board of h
et,4 fo ca
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Il Amendment was M

company
last. The inoo.,.
iiams AMI W. E wnin.
and Raipl c. Lnpton. OF w. 10.
Tho W cklng steamshlnt somefl
owned BY the National Wrekine, Conn
panY. Of Foll Rlvor Mass sItank aleal
and sunk at her anchorage IN No narbci
Of The Breakwator The crew a hve mcl
were aslccp and had narrqN, IN
from drowning as oo' ond sni
Heavy rains have se3 oolgN crop7' ~
corn crop Of southern 1ssAq qnvf' .u..\
farmers win lose their no --''--.'' ''1''.
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aIlctt TOT 50
d. d onen boy. aahuesd.


h 800 more or lessA
! black slate, aboithe Wilmington
as 4e or less Estimatesy from 81 200
ID square feet placed hne ana tho
aished complete By Septf - ..-.s,-
81 II proposals must be on IN arc asaih
- 81 by s O'Clock D. M. on Me reduc-
' Il o6. and plainly marked estsible BY
IN ne; samples to be inspect yi,.e,
#nt ct is awarded. The Board 3
le seht to reject any or all bids urcn
WIN. OSCAR BRGome
II Chairman New Building Commisns.
4 SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE -
Iceived by the Board of Police Conn
Isioners until Thursday, July -. at n
u clock. noon, for furnishing and maxim
winter police uniforms and helmets. Sp'
|cihcations can be seen Mt the office OF n
Chief OF Police.
GEORGE BLACK
Secretary Board Of Police Commissioner
Evening journal., 1906-07-07

Mark Carnical Tuesday. July 18th.
{ Shellpot Park.
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DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

George blizzard, a carpentors fell from
a scaffold across a fence breakigg three
ribs.
John Iindlo OF Magnolia, says he VIII
have forty thousand baskets Of peaches
on twelve OF his eighteen farms,
The smith Misunderstanding g.. atsS4sr'
coin Is turning out about three thousand
fruit baskets per day.
Thomas L, Bayard and Charles NJ. Cur
lis viii be the speakers at the Anti
Bribery meeting TO be held at George
town on Friday evening, July lath.
The Rov. Charles a. Behringer, rectoi
Of the Church Of 81. John Baptist. NIL
ton. has resigned his charge 20 becouI
OF ST. Johns Church. ruckaho
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YARDLF 7. BROWN, ManagerNiImingtOn Branch 81
"CHG lose YE" THE SUI X
OF MRS. EDDYS SAGE
bo The Antcomo
aonymolie With
ng nfl.lnaa

from aust and Be- lhe dntcome
Of mans rib-m aonymols With
lcgllized lust, "a " ng ofetnso
the murderers O..
Wholly apart am,
iais Illusion and -
fan Science CONT
Gods imasc. ffi-A
Hlm-and GodElvi
an that God gives
the creation Of me m. 81
mortal nrlde and 70 or
icgcg The first comm the H.
brew Decalosue 81 have no
other gods before m Golden
Rule are tho all-in-a Ian Sch
ence. They are tho 81 aia and
realism which, when latitute
/ q Christian Scientist he reform
the sinner, ana rob ths vic
tory.
The spiritual undereta rde
monstrates Christian Sci uhl
deyout Scientist 20 wors mN
known Cod. but Him who. -enug,
ing oven in part. hc CONTINUES 70 lofF
more and TO serve better NV
Beloved. / am not with you,p propr'n
persona at this memorable pedFation ana
Communion season, but ] ~ WIN sVu
iu spirit and IN truth, lovlpey tn'nN,ns
your generosity and fiideir' ana saslns
,lrtnailv what the nronHet said' Com
tlnue 10 choose vtom " WIN serve.
rorrottlne The Soldcn Rule and mdu's-
e ,,s s,n mon cshnot scrye Cod they onn-
not domonsirote the omnipoienee oi az
vino Mind that heals the sick ana ,1e ',n SUI
!, Nor. Haman viii may mesnieri1e ana .'. ms
cad man; divine wisdom never lnau's-
ceu is like the defendants a'sp,nE
'einun. ln favor Of q decision
will be turned asa'ns'
r,psiers DO We
onest, Just
~. ~. "Go,
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Help W al |. !. !
Wanted Female

nc. HELP MAlNS.s!s= M;,lS.,!s
q Z. r. MN y >>>nivERrisl1,sAsl. Asl.a.;;Tc,N ~
s,l,RNAl-
Evening journal., 1906-07-07

''qy Of Fireworks tonight, at
park.
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NEArlA 1
honsek
NrArrli:sSs
IFIAN ENDEAYOR STUDY

,rN a Rev. Benjamin A. Bryan.
bath, July Sth, topic--Forgiving
oeing forgiven. Matt 6: l4,l5.
Evening journal., 1906-07-07

- good cool, must s. '''''
~ ~ -.S SsN sos wost rentn ST.
4 ~, 0hltc sirl 5 "
& En-,tf's,,n, ,,t ana Van fursr ..-.-..,,----- -.-.
Evening journal., 1906-07-07
evidently

The AM
with lari
further :
veloped i.
have beel
for as
strinG4-.
Evening journal., 1906-07-07

July Is has been set sraf
Z W for Sussex county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
ENTERTAIN MEN \
Margaret Acad deny the Scenes :'s:s :El's!st'
Beautiful Lawn p artysssA ssS

4e53a( Specs LIE ~
ONANCOCK urie .--- aEgay r lais
Academy, the home OF Mr.. ess:
was brilliantly lighted onis Yedn . q
night, when Misses ~ Luzanne sLank fof 'l.S
and Helen j oynes entertai ned. The &larysN
la wr was bright from he red VI gloo,W' M
many Vi j apan ese lanterns. s8@sS II YOU u
ladies issued Invitations to- the young
men only, and each one was eau ioned 81.
to bring young lady, or some aha rmS
would 4 come to him.. Che syoun IS ~ n ais
responded to n man, and the result ya "a s
IA happy gathering OF bout seven VIZ
Elegant refreshments were served
Among those present were MI ss l;Sss
5Hance, Misses Ruth! Haslup. SarahS Ban ksss$
Evelyn and Julia Il Joynes, IN OF Bal ttmora;;sb
Miss Susie Ames. OF Pungo tea 81 g; All ssess
Ida and Stella Wa de, Of Kent ok ~
Mary M. Tiles Misses Nirg mia lsorltss
Lauta Ayres, Lillian MEG ra tn, Ma Is elsS
lam, Madeline Rich, Letti elgerl}s Ruth
Ilellam, Mary Warren, Cons tan ceYSE ock:S
Mary Il Rich. Elizabeth IA Wesco tt.rsl sadie
Fletcher, Alaude Kellam, Sarah IS plessS
Margaret Groton. $ Constance Franc<.i5
and Bessie Taylor, Blanche n oynes
Wise; NIessrs. Charles PerroW, OF Lynch
burg 4 Ed win Mock. Milton Anes,5 Claude
and 3yelhourne Nlapp.f of Pun otea cues
King Tyler. Of MISSISSIPPI h: E, Fl N lles.sl
S. B X. Powell, " Warner es,8 Il enr
Powell sr.. Alfred John and Harry RossI
gers, John w. Robertson, Ma Jor Vescott.l|
Charles Riley, Luther No tlngha m, John
Parker, William and Parker Hop king:.s
n. w, Taylor Jr., Robert u, fIankfor
,Tully Al oynes, ], Il g.. Mills. Robert t1.
Powell and Or, George Lee Fosque, M y "A
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Buckingham Bits,
Especial to The. Tlmes-D ispatch.3

4 BUCKINGHAM, VA. June 2s,-AIIss Al,
media Kunkle, Of Pulaski City, y the
CUES of Misses Fannie and Rebekah SUltz-
gerald at r olfeton, near the village.
I Prof, H Blankenshlpi has returned from
visit to his home ,;NaraHna near z
deeds on file In the clerks ONCE during
the summer.
Mrs. II. Fl. Spencer Is In Lynchburg this
week Visiting friends and rela tives. 5lle
Will return In a few days with 6. NUMBER
81 friends, who viii visit IN buckingham
Mr. Trenton Pearson has returned from
West Virginia. " here he has been WORK,
Ing for lumber company for several
months s$ X. !, 4,
her r. b b Mr. NJ I. pald we'll, 5of shei,
byyIIe YES y! i toMn TussSaay s.t and g
q her late husband p. Joha ( 81 i La e
Manteo Friday, Or. Laurens has been
all for Ave tbs Wit tubercnlo:s,!s. ne
survived by Wife and three sn
All Ia meeting OF the me I'm hers Of The
bar Of the Buckipg ham Circuit Court, AlA AZ
18th, resolutions were adopted EXPRESSING
the sent !menta Of the Bar ASS ton af
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
THREW DOGS OFF.
Bailey Used Chemicals on His
Shoes-Safe in Raleigh Jail.
]. IN! 8N5IRv Associated Press.) mi

!.SS5# (By Associated Press.) y{
B RALEIGH N. O.. June, PA citing under
orders OF Governor Glenn. the sheriff OF
Craven county brought Joe Bailey Cool
ored) the alleged murd erer OF 81 ohm NJ Il
Lancaster, q merchant Of Vanceboro 70
Raleigh early to-day for safe keeping.
The killing OF Lancaster aroused public
indignation and posses were organized
bloodhounds were secured and the swam ,
were searched By thesuse OF chemical
connection on the soles of his shoes, the
negro threw the dogs of his trail when
within two hundred yards Thin, but he
was captured while crossing o. b dgee l{8
* Sheriff Blddle advised the governor that
there was talk OF lynchng and he wa
authorized to summon the mill TIA II T neces
gary. but to bring the prisoner to Raleigh.
This was done before any q atlon
could be made by citizens. N ai5lt
IN Honor Of Mrs. Is. 2. N ontague
The Birming ham& (A1a.) Age Herald
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iWoodfin-Roach.

Mrs, Margaret A, Roach has issued
Invitations to the marriage Of her daugll--;
ter, MISS Margaret Louise, to- Mr.. Samuel
Kenneth Woodtin. the wedding to take
place on the afternoon OF June 2sth, at
8 O'Clock, at the home OF the BRIDE
elects brother-in-law. No, 2o04 Grove
Avenue, The matron ,ot honor for the
occasion will be the bride-elect's sister,
Mrs, Richard Weldon Payne, and Mr.,
Ernest G.. Turner will act as best man,
The bride will be accompanied to tho
altar by her brother, Mr.. Jesse Foster
Roach, OF Wilmington. N. @.
Mr., Woodtin has for number Or
years been with the firm OF Smith
Courtney Company IN various oapacitles
and is very popular. Miss Roach Is a
charming brunette and has a wide circle
of friends.
Courtesies to Danes,
After Mrs, w, r. Cox and the party
Of Colonial Danes. who will leave ltieh-
mond next Wednesday, morning to par
ticipate In the presentation OF the Danes
silver service to the battleship VIRGIN
have reached Norfolk. m OFFICER from
the battleship will meet them 81 me
Monticello Hotel and escort them 20 tne
bnttleslllp In the government launch.
When the presentation ceremonial -
ended the party Will so for water Trip
an tho launch, before returning % me
Sn,si Among the Danes who have ali
ready read expressed their intention Of going
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA RI F. g Fl. Ri {. 23sE
8 DBCONNECTlONS.a sssS

Leave washington. 2. via Balti:
more and Ohio Railroad and Lei XSis'3 4
ley Railroad. 100 A.. n. iday, Jun a
10th, and $50 AN, Fridays, July y sth
and 27th, August Sd and nth, septe
18th and 2sth; via Pennsyivan!a RailroadI
and Buffalo 1855 A., M. FRIDAYS, ri
9th and goth, August 10th and ~ III, seps-l
TENDER 18th and 2lst and October atts
Rate, 1880 round trip from Rtol,pond.
Tickets on sale for afternoon trains 81
DAYS prior to excursions from yYasnfngs|
ton. limited to reach Washing ton, %res
turning, within ten days, including dats
OF excursion from that point For tteNi
cts and full information. apply To- tea IA
agents, r.. F. & p. r. r. S3I
w. r. TAYf4p RI
Traffic Manager,5
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Two TRAINS TO LYING 4 81 &c. VIA
c.& o., JAMES 5RlvER LINE " !,
pullman Sleeper 70 Lynchpure, 3 Na.ura'
rf,ectiyo July Cd, g. s. Q, train leaving
Richmond at 6;lb P. M daily except
sunday, VIII carry through sleeper TO
Lynohburg. Natural Bridge and Clifton
Forge, arriving Lynchburg 1890 3. NJ,
Natural Bridge TAO A. M. and Clifton
Torga . 4. M Returning sleeper VIII
arrive Richmond 8.4o A. NJ, daily ex-
scept Sunday.
q !. Daily train leaves Richmond tor Lynch-
burg and Natural Bridge At 1920 a. Nh
with pnrlor car. 5t 5l Il
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took & place las Wednesday n Lou lisa
fcourty then ev.N Clark e. off ella TIM

took & pla "a. last NV ednesda IN Louisa
county the&Rey.8R.s II. SC larkeS Diff iating,I
issS
81 Mr.. Joseph q r, II Jenning a formerly III
Richmond, now OF Baltimore, is critic w
iii, and his family has been summoned s,l
to his bedside. iaS ~; 653
Mrs. c. M. #Perk ms Is the guest OF Mrs.
70. s.. Hutter, IN Lynchburg, n. 4.
Miss Louise Pollard, Of Ashland, 8y !, N
tied her cousin. Mss Ruth, Wells this this
week. w f5 u III, U
X Mr. and Mrs. Frank N1ottet, Of II co-I
ma, Wash, 4 who have been E visiting in
Winchester expect to buy a home in that
Vicinity soon. s8ts " n. e.
a Mr., ames Tyler will leave shortly for
a visit to his parents, G governor and
Mrs, ] Hoge Tyler, In Rad ford.
MI. and Mrs. w stone have returned
q visit to this city: IN
y Miss Gay Trout. Of staunton, is visit
ing relatives and frlendssin the city,
Miss Rosa Dickens, who has been iyss--$
ting friends in Richmond, has returned
to her home, In Hous ton, Va.
Miss Rebecca Smith, who has been
visiting Prof and Mrs. F. r. Dunning-
ton, at the University Of Virginia, has
returned to her home here 8 Al IN s3s5S
Prof William q, .Bowles. 4 Of Stanton mt !,
is In the city. 53
sf45F
4 Mrs Graham Walker, who has been the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. T. Emory Nc
Weigh. In Lynehburg, has returned 4 to her tl
home here. 10 s.
Mrs Nv. la \ Bell has 4 returned to her
home in Fred icksburg, after pleasant SAINT
trip to this csty.
Mr.. A. B. Pegram Is in yythey,ille, Va Va,
Miss Elizabeth Morton is the. guest Of
her sister. Mrs. P. M, Harrison. ~; New
port News. B, n II
Mrs, Gushing Small and Miss; Small are
guests OF friends at EIagerstoWn,s M
# Mrs. Samuel 3. Witt and Misses Lucille
Peyton and ELLEN witt have returned
from a pleasant 8 lay nt iVirginla % en-.
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I1steelle Madeline Ford. who have been
visiting friends in Norfolk, Va. for the
past week, will return to the city. on June
Goth and shortly afterwards will leave
for Chicago, Ill. 8}}s
Miss Ella v, Holmes is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, "A. T., Brown a Glentivar.p Cum
berland county, for several weeks weeks
Miss Helen Gregory, OF Richmond, Mss
Ella Holmes, OF Boydton, Va. and Miss
Marjorie Wilkes. OF Atlanta, GA, are
the guets Of Mrs. Pre- ton Wilkes. IN mo-
folk. 5l5 q X rs i 55s # sy a3a
Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ, Davenport and
children are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
r. NJ, Mcclure, IN GordonHyllle
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. ana Mis-.
". r., Jordan, at Black Walnut Va
a Mrs, Moncure Perkins. who has been,
visiting her father, MT. Chlswell y, Lang
horne, at 'Mradoe,n Alhemarle county,
is now in Lynchburg, with her aunt,
Mrs =, y, Hutter, s5s. NJ 3a
Mr., Lynn q. Everett has returned to
his home IN Newark, n, Ju 3after pleas
ant visit to Nj. and Mrs, Henry p,
Homs, In this city
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Franklin King.
who were married at Marshall, Va, on
Thursda y, J une '14th, are spending o pal
of their honeymoon In Richmond. Mrs.
King was Miss fKat Uterine Talbot Glass
cock, I. & IN
Miss Lula aundley la Visiting Mrs.
Edgar Mallory, In Hanover county.
visiting friends near nniston, Va. II
II Mrs. Il. q. Gravel, 'ot virginia, Va,
Is undergoing treatment at Memorial
Hospital IN VIZ Y
Il Miss settls Bowers. of Caroline county.
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On sale TO all summer resorts. NDFtl
ana East, including Sou them KailsyAj
resorts In Virginia, rea shed VA
ington or Alexandra; AZ special
Ma les. Final return limit Gcsahsr II
1905. Apply to ticket agents, .gl3 ss3s
Ne 81 w. III. TAYJA2Lss. ss i.sls]
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the removal OF Judge Iundley, which
tIudee T1I,ndley. as 4 a man and q jurist,S
and expressing the deep regret they /, icy I.t
at giving him up az he presld ng jugs 'ls
OF this court. Rs ~ ID p 81
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SAYS that the new library building Of
Howard College, recently dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies. is named IN
honor OF the lamented wife OF Dr., A. 3,
Montague, the president Of the college,
and bears the inscription; Montague
Hall, 1905; May Christian Montague,
.OTES lst q
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sick, will leave soon to be the guest Of
her sister, near Washington, p. g.
Mr.. Frank Davenport ana Mr.. currle.
are at Atlantic City.
81 Miss GillieE Cary and { Mira Lizzie Cary
Daniel. accompanied by their cousin, Miss
Mcdonald. H Of Alabama. expect to spend
July at Clifton Springs, New York. 4
3, Among the many guests frpm Richmond
at. Miss Mamie Trarlt's cottage THE
Breakers" at Virginia Beach are Mrs.
Samuel b. Witt and family, Mrs. w. p.
Davis. Mrs T.. E. selecman Miss Rosa
5Trant, Miss Annie Smith. Miss Mamie
Smith, Miss Rosa1ie Selecman. Mrs "
w. Russell, Mr.. Julian W. T rant and
Others. " 553 Il. 81
4 Misses II Helen Chamlee and Mamie
fHerndon, OF East Clay Street, are spend
ing the summer at Hayne' g Go t:tls
Ocean View. ifsS III. ss
Mrs s.. w. Ford and daughter, Miss So