The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
PARAMOUNT NEWS

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Miss Minnie cogbill has returned from
4 very pleasant WISH 70 triei 't az . Hie'
nlliGil.
Mrs. Lucy 3. Golden, who has been
visiting in Caroline county, has returned
home.
Mr., Waller Hiendr,ch has returned to
New York, after a visit to his mother
on Nlosby Street.
DR.. Goodrich was the que OF Rev.
and Mrs. r. B. Scott at the parsonage
during the past week
Mrs John Garrett continues quite sick
in her home ON Q Street.
Miss Ircnc Scay, who has been III with
1typhoid fever for several weeks, is now
Fconvalescing in the home OF Mrs. Han,
or Twenty-third Street.
Mr. William, Bagby, of Powhatan
county, is the guest OF his sister. Mrs.
n. 3. Bagby, Of G Street. Mr.. Bagby
came TO be operated on In one OF the
Richmond hospitals in few days.
Mrs w. j. Crouch, Of Twenty-thlrd
Street, who underwent an extremely Sc
rious operation ut the Virginia Hospital
last Saturday, is getting along nicely
| now
Mr.. Archer Prosscr has left for New
mort News, whecr he will mako his fu-
,ure home.
Mr.. William II. Burkert has returned
from n ten days visit to relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
Quite n number of the schoolmates OF
Miss Mary Chldrcy gave her very
pleasant surprise party In hor nome
"Wednesday evening. Games, music and
other past!mc we're the pleasant features
of the evening. Those present were
Misses Helen Dickinson, Miss Robinson,
FLORENCE Wharton, Grace seay. Bette
Aston, FLORENCE Perdue, Abbie Gary.
Miss Gentry. and Messrs. John FelVey.
Floyd Mitchell Harry Kelley, ELLIS Pol
lard Herbert Perkins. Frank kecK.
Henry Waldbauer, Fraysier Chlldrey,
Frank Childrey and Wyeliff Chldrey,
The oyster super which was given w
the Descendants Richardson Band In the
Baptist Church n fow days ago. was
decided success, both socially and finan-
cially. A large crowd was present ana
n most enjoyable evening was spent by
all supper was served ip abundance.
Mr. Clarence Burks has returned TO his
home in Twenty-third Street after & stay
of several weeks in South Carolina.
Mrs. II. Jones is out again after an
illness of several weeks duration.
Mr. w. q. Gaines has returned to
Norfolk, after visit to his brother, -.
aDayid.H. Gaines, OF Twenty-first Street.
MT. 1dlIleS IN ~ 'iiS'i'N' ~ NN'N 'NNS'''''N
gture from Norfolk, Va
Following is the roll Of honor Of the
Paramount School for ono month, just
ended: Hazel Sterling, Jesse Witham'
Inez Iiobson. Iesta fIobson, Oracle E...l-
ton, Marguerite Mccullough, Willie
EDeirehoi, Blair Howden, Alma Altertson,
Fannie shinault, Annie Ennis, Nellie
Aston. Virginia Thornton, Eunce Fulton
and Ellen Apperson
Sixth Grammar-Mary Chlldrey, Flor
cnce Perdue, Harry Kelly.
Fifth Grammnr-Arthur Akers, Laura
Cartwright.
Third Grammar-AIay Telvey, Hazel
unger. ,,,,,a
Second Grammar-Frank Cavedo, ELSIE
Bins, Katie Kcck Ethel Atkinson, MAI
vine Battege,
First Grammar--Luna Woolard, i'ess'o
crumplie, l1ssie Gordon.
Seventh rSrimary--Thomas MCCOY,
sixth Primary-Ethel Patterson, Harold
Cayedo, Harry Miles.
Fifth Frimary-Herbert Beck herpere
Burhs.
Fourth Primary Lewis Bailey, ss-n'ey
Beadlos John Creery, Dlprd lausnl'll'
Robert Beasey Alice knight George
Eubank, Bertha Watkins
Third primary-Toney. Tinslsy' Walter