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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
.DURHAM COUNTY
Has G00D SCH DOL S
Facilities for Educating Youth
of the Section Are Being
Steadily Increased.
[sreclal to rhe rlmes-plspatch.l

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.l
DURHAM, n. c., August 25.-Dur-
ham county is making rapid progress
in the development of her educational
facilities, and with the completion OF
two contemplated high schools, which
have been under consideration for
some time. will make splendid show
ing. At the last session Of the State
Legislature an act was passed allow
ing each county in North Carolina four
schools. the State paying for the erec-
ton. Since this act the East Durham
Graded School has been remodeled and
more added until it has become a
frst-class high school The Board Of
County Commissioners also appropri-
ated $500 in order that 1t might be
completed, and at called meeting of
the board of education this week Il
committee will be appointed to look
after the affairs of this school. 1t can
be definitely stated that a new high
school will be erected at another point
in this county at an early date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
DELIGHrFuh GtnMANs.
Social Entertainments Follow Ench
Other III Quick Succession.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch1
WYTHEVILLE. VA, August 90
Two delightful germans were given at
the new Fourth Avenue Hotel last
week-one on Tuesday and the other
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Hodges gave a delightful
bridge party Tuesday morning at In
gleside."
Mrs Samuel Barclay. of Pittsburg,
Fa. is visiting DR.. and Mrs. Guthrie
Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Sexton. of Hazel
hurst, Miss, who are summering here,
left on Wednesday to spend a few days
at Sweet Briar, Va.
Mrs j. j. "A. Powell. Mr.. Junius Pow
ell Misses Mary and Annie Powell
returned Wednesday from visit to
Newport News.
Messrs. w. w. Bowie, Paul Johnston
and Peter Cepatra. OF Rome. Ga, ar
rived in Wytheville on Saturday on an
automobile trip. which they will eA-
tend North to many points of Interest.
Mrs Martha Watkins. of Farmyille.
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. w. A.
Bourne, at her country home, near
Wytheville.
Mrs Thomas NJ. Carter and children.
OF Harriston, Miss, are visiting tho
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. a.
Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Norment Powell, of
Johnson City, Tenn, spent Wednesday
J in Wytheville, on their return from
, the Fulton Graham marriage.
Among the recent arrivals In Wythe-
Vile are Mrs White. Mr. Paul Ellis,
Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas,
Summit, Miss, and Miss Kate Garard,
| of Kansas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26

Richard McIIwaine. Mrs Nat. Frazier,
Miss Elizabeth McIlwaine. Mrs. Laura
Parkinson. Mrs. Paul Redd and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schaaf, Mrs. p. w.
Redd and family. Mrs. NJ. D. Hoge and
family. Mrs. Virginia Rlankenship and
family and Miss Charlotte Jones.
Others are Sir Harcourt and Lady
Lees, OF England; Mrs. Nelson, OF
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Booker. of
Hampton. Va: Mrs. Week and family,
of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. of
Hampton, Va; Mrs. Donaldson and
family, Of Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, of Hampton. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson and family. of Norfolk; Miss
Snodgrass. of Berkeley, Vas, and the
Misses Kirkhams. of New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
ORANGE FARMERS NOW
RESTING FROM THEIR LABORS.
especial to The Times-Dtspstsh ]


LAHORE, ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
August 25.-Songs of gladness are re-
verberating through hill and dale.
Plentiful harvest of wheat and hay
with a heavy corn crop already IN
sight lend a peculiar tint to the bow.
OF the farmer as he enters the vale OF
rest for a while.
The neighborhood has been espe-
cially gay for a week. Young people
enjoying pleasant musicals and dances
every evening and the unpretendinE
sons Of toll basking In tho shades OF
the willow as the fsh-fryt warns up.
Fox-hunting, too. has again become
popular Members of the Tommy
Hawk Club have Joined the Pine Top
rangers" and five brushes have been
CAPTURED. Protracted meetings COM
mence with the negroes Sunday. and
all labor save perhaps the chicken IN
dustry Is laid aside. and as one man
they will make the welkins ring with
"hallaluiahs" for a month.
p. G.. Kendall and wife. OF Norfolk,
are visiting his parents near Pamun-
key.
James Bourke. of Chicago. is on
visit to I. S. Casey.
Mrs. VIII Frazer returned with her
cousin, Miss Flora Graves, who stop
ned over on her return from James,
town for season of enjoyment with
old chums and cousins in Madison and
Greene.
Frank Terrill Is on visit to James
town.
Mrs. o. T. Terrill is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ollie Coons of Gull
pepper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
NJ. .KES APPEAL FOR
THA..K OFFERING
Custodian of United Offering
Fund Issues Statement to All
Women of Church.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA. August %
Ladies of the United Offering" fund
nave issued the following statement
inviting the attention of all women Of
he Episcopal Church in Virginia:
THE United Offering Of the wo-
men OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church in America. is an offering
which is made every three years
when the general convention of the
church assemblies. Every baptized
woman in the church ought to feel
il great privilege to have even
small part In this great thank
Offering and we, the women OF
Virginia. should feel special in
terest in the United Offering at
this time. In October there VIII
be celebrated in Richmond the
planting of our loved church In this
great country of ours. and we
should see to 1t that the Offering be
worthy of the OBJECT and the occa-
sfon-a thank cfering' that we
of to-day inherit the priceless
privileges of this American church
founded by our fcrefathers 800
wears ago. Let no woman neglect
the opportunity of uniting in this
great thank Offering to the Father
who hath so richly biessed1ussin al.
the past years.
1--WE have at interest In the Rich
mond Savings Bank. s2,512.32. A
few of the larger churches have
small sums on hand not yet re-
ported, but even with this addi-
ton we cannot hope for very
large amount
..will not the women OF the
church in Virginia. one and all,
come to our aid and make special
gifts for this great occasion2 II
thou hast much give plentcously; A.
thou has little. do thy diligence
gladly to give of that little.
.'1'he offering will be presented
in Holy Trinity Church. Richmond,
va. October Sd. The branches of
the woman's Auxiliary and indi-
viduals desiring to assist in this
good work, will send in their Of
ferings before September 25th to
(Signed)
"KATHARINE II. STUART.
"Custodian United Offering Fund"
No. 719 King Street. Alexandria. v;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
DEDICATE NEW
TRINITY CHURCH
Appropriate and Largely Attend
ed Exercises Mark Formal
Opening Of Sanctuary.
Especial to The T!mes.plspatch.l


WINCHESTER, VA, August U.s.
With members and friends of the Luz
theran Church present from many Sec
lions of the Shenandoah Valley, the
handsome new Trinity Lutheran Church
at Stephens City, this county, was for
nally dedicated this afternoon. The
sermon was preached by
Rev. DIR. j. A. 'Moorehead president OF
Roanoke College, OF Salem, Va.
The seventy annual meeting
of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF
Virginia has been in session in Trinity
Church during the past weke, and
many ministers and laymen remained
over for the dedication. liberal of
fering was received to assist In
|liquidating the Indebtedness. The
church, of which Rev. W. G. Cassell
is pastor. is brick and stone struc-
ture. containing all modern church Inn
provements and conveniences, and is
one of the most complete in the Vir-
glnia Synod. 1t cost about $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
SEVERAL CHAN Is IN
REV .UE Of IS
Greensboro Gets Impression That
Big Politics Is Being Played by
Numerous Transfers.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. ]

Especial to The Ttmes-Dlspatch.l
GREENSBORO, N. c.. August 25.-
Changes in revenue circles here are
frequent OF late. Only last week the
announcement was made that E. w.
Sewer, a deputy collector of South
Carolina, had been promoted to the
position of revenue agent, with head
quarters at Greensboro. He will ar
rive September LIST.
Revenue Agent Surber, who came here
from Kentucky six months ago, Will
remain for while. 1t was only q
short while ago that Revenue Agent
Sans was transferred from this place
to Atlanta, and he had been promoted
to the position of collector to succeed
Revenue Agent Chapman, who. after
years of service here. was transferred
to Richmond. The Office Is very im-
portant and lucrative one. A member
of the circle to-day said 1t was evident
that the new appointee was per-
sonal compliment from the new Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, John
G. Capers. of South Carolina, as was
that of Revenue Agent Surber Ivy the
former commissioners, Yerkes, OF Ken
lucky.
Mr.. surber has made splendid Off
cial and great many friends.
Under his short but vigorous admin
istration more blockade distills have
been destroyed than ever before known
| In the same length of time, even be-
fore the Watts law made5it an offense
| to operate stills outside the corpo-
rated towns. Another Republican OF
prominence, in speaking of the last
"shalSe up" here. says that 1t means
| big politics is being played. He de-
cared that on the recent visit OF Com
missioner Capers here as the guest OF
| Chairman Adams, the two We're plainly
/ glad to let it be known that they
4 were friends OF the ''whiskey men" by
1 being driven in a fine turnout owned
| by an eX-revenue Officer who has In
| the past two years made large for.
tune as distiller. and who paid then
| marked attention, with apparent sat.
isfaction to the two distinguished pc.
|litical and revenue officials.
Whether the appointment of the new
lagent from South Carolina will NEAR
/, a reversal of the war on the block.
aders'" policy, in effect for the pas
\ year or not, is only one OF surmise by
those who@keep up with such things
here.
Another recent change is the trans
I fer of Revenue officer S. Kirkpatrick
who has been in the service continu
pusly since 1889 and intermittantly
since 1866 from Greensboro to Rich
mond to serve under Revenue Agen
y Chapman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
OFVALUABLE
LOUDOUN FARMS
Property in That Section ii
Great Demand and Prices
Excellent.
eclalto The Times Dispatch. ]

LEESBURG, VA. August 25.-The
Ashburn farms. known as Upper and
Lower Cotton, located near Ashburn
Loudoun county, ntaining $500 acres
and comprising part of tho estate OF
the late Judge James D. Yeomans. Q
former member of the Interstate Com
5merce Commission. has been boughi
by Hugh B. Hutchinson, of Herndon.
Va. The price paid was $4,000. Tht
home place of Judge Yeomans recently
sold for $4,000 and was purchased
by y. w. Whalen, of East Aurora, n
Y. This property was formerly thu
home of ex-senator William M. Stew
art, of Nevada.
The Carr farm, known as Hedgeland
containing 100 acres. located near Wa
terford, Loudoun county, has been solo
to Mr.. w r. Thomas. of Southwest
Virginia. He will make of it a. stool
farm. 4slsi
Tho Wright farm, containing SOL
acres, lying near Wheatlanl, thia
county. has been purchased by T
wealthy New York gentleman. TIL
price paid was $4,000. tis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
Thermometer. at crozct.

= ~ ISpeClaI eIlfilsS-DIsPutCN'1 n
CROZET, VA, August 25.--Anons
the people of Richmond and other
places spending the summer here are
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hughes. Fannie r.
Seayers, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Fore, Miss
Blanche Fore. Master Winfree Fore,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Whitehurst, Miss
Lena Pollard Mrs. Carrie Pace. Miss
Cornelia Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
Wilson and children. Miss Nellie Bar
gamin Mrs. Harriet French, Miss Mat
tie French, Mrs. w. B. Hamlin. Mr.. G,
Stuart Woods, Mr.. Russell Webb. from
Norfolk; Mr.. Theed Pearse, from Eng
land Mr.. II. Keighly Peach, from Eng
land; Mr. M. G.. Hughes, from Rich
mond; Mr.. Paul Christian, from Rich
mond; Mr.. Aylett Ellison, from Rich
mond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
OCEAN VIEW MAY
Be INCORPORATED
Committee Appointed to Consider
the Matter Will Report
Favorably to 1t.
rntIMry HAS nnME IlTTI r
COUNTY HAS DONE LITTLE
Committee Thinks Taxes and
License Fees Should be Used
III improvements.

(special TO The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, August 25.-The res
idents of Ocean View and vicinity want
10 get out of Norfolk county, and to
accomplish that they will endeavor To
incorporate the resort into town
modelled after Virginia Beach. A COM
mittee appointed to investigate the adj
Visibility of incorporating the place
has recommended that 1t be incor-
porated. 1t Is declared by residents OF
the resort that the county authorities
have done practically nothing for inc
Improvement of Ocean View and the
Tricky settled district adjoining 1t. The
renort OF the committee will be sub
mitted to the residents of the resort
Tomorrow afternoon.
The following officers are proposed
for the corporation, pending an cree
ton: r. C. Brown, Mayor; D. Carpen-
ter, Z. A. Page. DR.. II. w. Sturgis
r. III. Aldrlch, 3. G. Smith and A. Il.
Kriss. Councilmen.
Following is the text OF the commit
tees report:
.TTirst-SInce the formation of Nor
folk county to the present time, so far
as YOUR committee has been able to as
certain, the county has expended prac-
tfcalIv nothing for the Improvement
and advancement of the territory ~
ing in and around Ocean View. with the
exception of the expenditure OF $500
I'm the last year or so In aiding the
CONSTRUCTION OF board waikway at
xtlloughby Beach and the Spit. which
spproprIation was obtained after much
effort and under somewhat unusual
conditions.
..second,-Your committee gees no
reason to expect from the county au-
thorities any better treatment in the
future than this section has received
in the past. and unless the place Il
incorporated 1t is probable that only q
very small portion of the taxes col
lccted will be used for the advance
ment of this section.
..Third-Roughly estimated. your
committee would say that about So
moo of taxes are collected annually
from this section independent Of
licenses and with Z considerable i'm
provement could be made, and the place
is growing rapidly.
"Fourth-Your committee recon-
nlends that the section be incorporated
into a town modelled after Virginia
Beach. and that the lines be as de
fined in an accompanying draft of tbs
proposed act OF Assembly and witt
officers as therein suggested until tbs
regular election IN June next.
..Fifth-They recommend that com
nfttee of ten be appointed to push thi'
matter to conclusion with power t
name substitute for any officer name,
who for any reason cannot serve i
named by the act before 1t is pre-
scented to the Legislature"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
ABOUT no he RELEASED
WHEN lie Is AGAIN ARRESTED.
rsnecial 10 The Time. l,lsnatch.1

GREEN SBoRG n, c., August 25.--
G.. W. Marshall, an alleged Illicit dis
tiller, WHO was arrested on a capias
IL, Carroll county, Va, and brought
To jail here to await a trial at tho next
term OF United States court, was jubi-
ant yesterday over the fact that his
on came down from Wilkes county
ana put up bond OF $1,000 for his np-
Jearance at court. He was taken over
TO Squire Wolfe, where the papers
Fequisite for his release We're being
Tiled out. when Sheriff Jones came over
TO rearrest him on n caplas sent here
by the sheriff OF Fadlein county, charg-
ing him With an assault with deadly
weapon ON person In that county.
Not able Ia sive'the additional bond
nf $500, he's was carried back TO jail
His son left Inst nisht for Wilkes
county, 'rheraShe will try to raise thu
bond or $500 and come back and take
his father out OF Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
FARMERS MACH PLEASED
WITII CROP OUTLOOk

SMITHS CROSS ROADS, VA. August
25-The farmers of this section are
making rand progress cutting and
curing their tobacco, and most OF them
are much pleased with cures they nave
The corn crop bids fair at this time
10 be the hest for several years past,
owing to the very seasonable weather
not be too much rain from now on, the
bottom lands will produce the best
croD for MANY wears past.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
Greenwood Visitors.

Especial to The Tlmes-Disnatch,1
B GREENWOOD, VA. August pa
Never before has the summer visitor
been seen In such force at Greenwood
as at the present time. The Green
wood House Is taxed to Its utmost ca
Epacity, as are also the surrounding
cottages. Among those present from
Richmond are the following Miss Jane
Read, Miss Ndmonla Slaughter, Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26

'.KATHARINE II. STUART.
custodian United Offering Fund.
No. TO King Street, Alexandria, va
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