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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29

Messrs. John Tucker, Armstrong
Barrow, Pitts Jarvis and Tom Collier,
who are all in Lexington, Va, did
not return, but spent the holidays at
various points of interest in Virginia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY /.

Miss Margaret Taylor will enter.
tain at cards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29

THURSDAY. JANUARY. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ringler will Ell
terrain the 500 Club. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29

Miss Ethel Clemmons will go To
Milford Texas, January third, to at
\ tend the Texas Presbyterian Col
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29

The Alumni of the Jewish Sab
bath school will entertain at the
residence of Mrs. II. Solmson to-
nighe. .sttvhiiAll e. n shdrlu cmfwy
night. All the visiting delegates
rabbis and teachers ARE invited
With their host and 'hostesSes TO
b present; Tha Alumni N! ~ n'sssh.beefss
with escorts and the teachers OF
the Sabbath sehps9sl With seseortss ARE
also Invited. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29
4 "Star" Party.

Miss Gussie Jones entertained las;
evening in very unique manner
with a star party. Further mention
of this pleasant affair will appear in
Mondays Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29

Mrs. n. r. White left Saturday al
ternoon for Nashville, Tennessee, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Sulli-
van, and granddaughters, Misses Ber-
ia and Eunlce Sullivan. The Misses
Sullivan are attending Belmont Col
lege at Nashville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-29
Mathontes Club With Mrs. Troupe.

MathOntes Club With Mrs. Troupe.
On Friday, January the third, the
Mathontes Club will meet with Mrs.
A. w. Troupe in social session. At
this meeting the regular routine will
be dispensed with, and the meeting
will be in. the nature Of a social and
musicale. AS the study for the en-
suing year is to be on Travel; DR..
Caldwell has been invited to give a
talk on that subject on this occasion.
GO - '>+ e.
Miss Freddie Blakeley and .E.. L.
Stephenson, two popular young peo-
pie of this city, were married Fri,
day night at he~residence of. and by
Reverend T. Y. Ramsey, pastor of
the First Methodist Church. They
have many friends in this city who
wish them much happiness and
prosperity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04
Alton

ALTON. VA. August 3.-The contin-
ued warm weather has caused DECIDED
Increase in numbers at the mountain
resorts, and every train IS bringing
in guests from the heated cities.
ba The Alton House, Greenwood Hotei'
Mrs. DR.. McCue's, and all the other
popular boarding places here are wen
filled.
Among recent arrivals at the Alton
House are Mrs. c. D. Wingfeld, son
and daughter; Mrs. Sam Yer Yer. child
and nurse, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kell, MISS
Rose Lawrence, DR.. and Mrs. ]. y.
Hawthorne, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Buchanan,
Miss Mamie Hunt, Mrs. Arthur Chap
man. r. T.. Forstman, of Richmond, Va;
Mrs. Alice Vaughan Sinton and daugh-
ter, of Baltimore; DR.. and Mrs. 81. y.
Smart, Miss Florence Rodes, Dr. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Magruder and family; DR..
and Mrs. c. E. Venable, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Duke,
OF Characteristics Mrs. r. Z. Moncure.
Petersburg; Jas. H. Crawford, Staun-
ton: Aubrey II. Strobe, Amherst; w. ].
Ballard. Washington; w. A.sAllen, AM
,herst; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brokan,
Bloomington. ILL.,; Mrs. W. II. Clarke.
Owensboro. KY; Miss Maude Stephens
Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs Edwin Quinber,
Washington; Mrs. Geo. Perkins, Mrs.
Geo. Walker and son. Mrs. G. b. Niche,
Charlottesville, Va; Dr: Wayland
Crozet; Mrs. !. Cohen, Petersburg
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South Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, August g.
The warm weather Wednesday evening
did not mar the pleasure Of the dancers
at the Masonic Temple, where the
young people, together with q number
or visitors INDUCED In that most tas-
cinating Of all pleasures-dancing.
Those who danced to ,ar the u, tune e o4 Of
ard Tucker with Miss Allie Trayer, OF
West Xlrginia MI Julian nj Ea pany Win
Va: Mr.. Thornton Easley with Miss
Elizabeth Noell. Of Danyille. Va; MT
Bruce Penalton with Miss Mary Bethel.
Of News Ferry, Va; Mr.. George tlch-
ardson with Miss Elizabeth Easley; Mr..
Garland Faulkner. Jr, with M! Miss {,
Miss Elizabeth Penick: MT. Mitchell
holland, Of Birmingham, la. with
Mrs. Rebecca Howard. The stays. were
Russell Noblin. Irving owen. Armistead
Ct West P snnda n !, "a Ha Wen Yor
city, Arch eileen and Charles Barks-
dale. Chaperon. Mrs. Rebecca Howard.
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Green Bay.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

y Special to The Times-Dispatch.J
GREEN BAY, VA, August ss.--Al 30 =
cial event of the season was the gath
ering mt Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Prices. In
the West End" last evening. at a
party given by the following young
ladies: Miss Haven Street, Of Rich
mont; Miss Annie Lachachas, OF New
York City, and Miss Alma Berry, Of
thiaIplace. to their friends. A number
OF guests from distance were pres nt
Canes were played and refreshments
served at IL o'clock P. NJ. and very
enjoyable evening was spent by ALL
Among the ladies' present were Miss
Lpuise Owen. Miss Lena Rowlett. Miss
louise Mcfarland. Miss Nellie Herzig,
Mss Alma Berry. Miss Annie Lach-
schas, Miss Haven Street. Misses Net
tile and Alma Nunnelly. Miss Annie At
well. Misses Bessie and 1rma Hubbard,
Miss Addie Mcfarland Miss Polly Ber-
ry. Miss Emily Borum, Miss Louise
Robertson. Miss Mary b. Palmer, Mrs.
NJ S. Street, Mrs. Ada Ellis, Mrs Lucy
Ellis and MIS- T. Y Price.
Numbered among the gentlemen
were: Mr.. John Staples, OF West Wr-
GINA; Mr.. Johnson Wootton, OF Farm
willie, Va: Mr.. Tom Redd. of Waldo,
Va; Messrs. Clifton and Venable Owen.
Mr.. c. J. 5verell. Mr. Temple Nunnelly,
Messrs. j. ". and Cabell Pulley, Mcssrs.
Carl. Albert and Ernest Herzig,
Messrs Paul and George Palmer,
Messrs Hunter and Herbert Garrett,
Mr.. John Nunnelly. Mr.. Walter Zones.
Mr.. Willie Berry. Mr.. ". B. Ellis. Mr..
Frank Jones. Mr.. Oscar Borum. Mr.. II
H. Street, Mr.. Harry Kaufman and Mr.
T. Y. Price.
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and son. Richard, Will leave Saturday

r III &. ) i
and son, Richard. will leave Saturday
to attend the exposition.
DR.. B. r. Gary, of Newport News
spent some time with his brother, MIR.
Walter Gary, this week.
Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby left Monday
to attend the meeting Of the Kappa
hammock Association
I. Miss ophella Bray is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. II. W. Baughan.
Mr.. Jeter Palmer left Monday for
New Jersey, where he VIII l engineer Ger
Mrs, W. p, Bray left Tuesday for
Baltimore. where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Dudley Rose.
Mr. Brandt De Farges was operated
on for appendicitis In Washing ton q
few days ago. He is recovering as
rapidly us. can be expected.
Miss Nettie Aumack returned from
a visit to Baltimore Tuesday: She
was accompanied by her friend MISS
Mae Tapnan, It'll 81 III i I. S.,,s - y
II Miss Eula Churn has accepted o posi-.
ton with the Weekly News: MISS hss
lChurn's many friends welcome hel
among them again.
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Wytheyille Social.

Tuesday afternoon Miss While Withera
was hostess at an elegantly appointed
card party ,I given in honor OF her her
mOnd. -.s Is al fls5st
Mrs Robert McCreary entertained a
number Of friends at her. summer
home o. af Sep sdn WaEe eaf hsa,h
who has just returned from several
months visit to Germany. ss
The Junior Order of the motherhood
of St. Andrew were entertained very
Heuser at her home, on Main Street.
Rev. J. j. Lloyd and Mr.. Hubert
Lloyd. of Lynchburg, spent a few dayxs
in Wythcville this week.
Mr.. Joseph Kent, OF Charleston. w
Va, Is the guest Of his mother. Mrs;
Miss Annie Powell returned 5Wednes-E
day from visit to Marion.
Mr.. Frank st. Clair, of Norfolk, is
Visiting relatives lin town. re.
Dr.. George Lawson, Of New York. 4
spending the month OF August l! WITH Il
his mother, Mrs. Jennie Lawson. at
| her home near town.
Professor Wythe Moorehead; presi..
dent of Roanoke College. is the guest
of relatives In town. II
Norfolk, have arrived, and VIII spend
the remainder Of the summer at. Cup
tain Boiling Stanley's.
i MIR. Gus III uSer, oil PlttSburS, Is VS.
lifting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chax1esl
i Heuser. ~
a.. Miss nstt,, Sser q Mssssrs s alsa
Mrs. i; 3 Dunn and little daughter,
from PittstMrg. are visiting the tor
mer's parents Judge and Mrs. Samuel
Mr.. ". u. Hubert Of Lynchburg,5
spent several days in town this week;
\ DR.. Maybee. of the Children ST. Aid
took away with him two III ldren.
The following are recent saIgi Walls In.
slWytheville: Miss West, of Nacon, FG IA. s.
Mrs. r. IL. Baugh, of Birminghanl;; IT..
and Mrs, La FonE, Of Richmond; va;
i Misses Alice and Jennie Moran. o f New
4 Orleans: w, w. Pace. Wife and chill
dren, and Mrs. Clark. of Albany. sGa.:
r. N. Miles. OF Pittsburg, and Mrs.
! Warren. Of South Orange, N. ]. The
latter has purchased the Brady cot
q tnge. on Boyd's Fill. and will mako,
4 Wytheville her future home.
4 Messrs. A. a. Campbell. J, Norment
J. Powell and E. Lee Trinkle attended
q the bar association this week..
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Blacksburg.

BLACKSBURG, VA, August 3.-Two
religious bodies OF considerable impor-
lance will hold their fail meetings in
Blacksburg this year. Roanoke Dis
trict Conference will meet with the
Whisner Memorial Church August 9th,
continuing in session four days.
The Woman's Missionary Union, of
Montgomery Presbytery, will hold It's
annual meeting. In the Blacksburg
Presbyterian Church October Sd. Dele
gates from all the missionary socie-
ties OF the presbytery will attend, and
number OF visitors, among the@latter
former member OF this church., now
on leave In this country.
Miss Florrie Peters has returned to
her home in Lynchburg, after visit
to her sister, Mrs. r. H. Hudnall.
Mr.. James Bland left Monday for the
Johns Hopkins Hospital. In Baltimore
where he will undergo serious opera
tion as soon as his strength will per-
nit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Brown, Misse,
Lucy and Rena Brown, of 4Greeneville
Tenn. were guests OF Mr.. Edward
Black this week.
Messrs. z. r. Lewis, T. H. Wood
r; r. Henley and T. B. Hutcherson
of the institute. have gone to theil
homes to spend the rest OF the sum
mer. They. with several other OF tn.
students, have been doing special worl
here since the close Of the session.
Mr.. Clinton Lancaster, OF Roanoke
has been the guest OF his niece, Mis-!
Georgia Lancaster. this week.
Miss Bowen, OF North Carolina, Ii
the guest OF her sister. Miss Ellie,
Bowen at 'The Tlntsn
Miss Violet Bennett. OF Amsterdam
| Is visiting Mrs. L S. Randolph at tn,
latter's home. on Faculty Row.
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Haley, OF tn,
Tidewater Railway, are spending som
time at the Blacksburg Inn.
Mr.. S. NJ. Herrick has returned to TIL
institute. after trip to Cuba and
visit to his home in Massachusetts.
Dr.. William A. Barr, rector OF S,
Paul's Church, Lynchburg. was tn
guest of Rev A. j. Mock this week,
NH. =. Robinson. Of Ricon, Mexico
Is the guest OF his sister, Mrs Mead
Ferguson. at Solitude.
Professor r. J. Davidson left Tues
day to attend several meetings OF tn
FARMERS Institute. near Richmond.
Mrs. M. E. Bell has returned to he
home IN Lewisburg. after stay Q
some weeks with her relatives in tn
county. "
Messrs. Wynick and Weaver, OF tn
Valley Furniture Company, have gon
to Bluefield. where they will establis
a business similar to the one tho
conducted here for the past year.
Miss Sara Bell has returned II be
home. at Dublin. after a visit to M
Kent Black.
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Refrigerators at One-Third Off
the colored wedding on last Sunday
evening Of Dudley Newly and Dora

the colored wedding on last Sunday
evening Of Dudley Newly and Dora
Hill at the First Baptist Church.
Miss Sue Patten, Of Philadelphia, is
being entertained by her sister, Mrs.
L. e. Harry.
Mrs. j. d. Lawrence left last Sat
.urday for Richmond
Mr.. U. j. Russell sold his black
smith shop last Tuesday to Robert N.
Matthews. Consideration 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coleman and
charming daughters, Misses Mona and
Florence, left last Thursday for Wash
ington, after a pleasant visit of two
weeks at the Waldheim i'm on the- lanes.
Mis- Mabel Phillips and sister Nellie.
Of Richmond, are the pleasant guests
OF Miss Iva Rogers.
Mr.. Walter Cox and Wife. Of Bal
timore. are the pleasant guests Of
his brother, Claude near Ruffins.
Misses Carrie and Eftle Banks. ac-
companied by T. G.. King and w. H.
Murray were pleasant guests at the
home of Mr.. A. G. Smith, at letting
| ton.
Miss TeDesco Clark and her three
girl friends, of New York, visited
historic Jamestown and Williamsburg
last Sunday.
Mr.. Russell Heitzler and David
Clark are the guests Of the latter's
| grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Clark.
Miss TeDesco Clark with her
friends. Misses Jennie Price. Of Troy.
Pa, and Miss Mary Thompson and
Francis Phair, of New York, who have
been visiting at the homo OF Mr.. Geo.
w. Clark for fortnight, left Monday
for Richmond for days stay, thence
to Washington and Philadelphia for
q day each, then to k6dr homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y Hastings, of Bar
! tow, Fla, are eNyIseeking property
/ to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brit Lichtenwaldera nee
Nash, we'll known here, of Aquashi-
cola, Pa. arrived here Satur-
day as guests OF the latter's sister,
Mrs W. II. Costenbader, .s5s
Miss Grace Burt left here last We'd
1 nesday for Bedford City, Va, where
4 she vii visit her uncle, Sam Burt, and
\ friends.
Misses Annie Shabo and Nellie Bug
gle, OF Shamokin. Pa. are guests al
i the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. KEN
crer.
j Two new trustees for the Claremont
4 school board have been appointed al
i though neither have qnalified-they
! are Edgar Il. Harry and Daniel Stone
q to fill vacancies of William Dillarc
and T. S. Ayers.
\ II. B. Frederick, our town sergeant,
received painful injury last Tuesday
h by running q nall in the back OF his
hand.
Captain ]. L. Russell Is here visit
ing his sister, Mrs. w. Drew.
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Society in Franklin.

FRANKLIN. VA, August 3.-Mrs.
j. .. Harte and little son, Nelson OF
Fnrmville. Va, visited her sisters.
Mrs. j. c. PARK. and a. l.. Gardner,
last week.
Miss Ida Prince. Of Emporin. Va, In
visiting Mrs. Sallie Wills Cohb on
Clay Street.
Mrs. NJ l.. Bryant and Miss Nettie
Bryant, OF this place, and Mrs II. M.
Bryant, OF F'recman, Va. left last
week for Basnm, N. q, where they
Will spend the remainder OF the sum
mcr.
Miss Helen Beaman. who has been
visiting friends In Suffolk. Va, re-
turned home last week. She was ac-
companicd by Miss Claudio Butler. OF
SUFFOLK.
Miss l. "a OConna OF Knoxville.
on Clay trcet.
Mrs. w. II. Jenkins left this morn
Ing for Washington, y. c., where she
Will spend several days
Miss Lucy Walsh, Of Wilmington,
N. c., is visiting Miss Lillian and Eth
el Kellam on First Avenue.
Mrs. John c. Scarborough, Of Muir
freesboro, NJ c.. was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Paul scarborough this week.
Mrs. w. II. Arthur left last week for
visit to her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Lawless, in Battery Park Va.
Mrs. Z. y. Robertson and children,
of Norfolk, Va, .nre visiting Mrs. Rob-
ertson's parents, Captain and Mrs l.
c. Wills, on Clay street.
Miss Maggie Taylor and niece, Miss
Bruce Taylor, Of Como, N. c., are Wis
ting the family OF Mr.. w. G. VIII
lams on Lee Street.
Mrs. Jennie Norfeet is visiting her
sons Mr.. y. o. and p. J. Norflect, Of
Newberry. Fla.
Miss Reva Hamilton and Lucille
Hutchins. OF Portsmouth. Va, and
Mary Hundley. Of Mathews Va, arc
the guests OF Miss EVE and 1ne2
knight on High Street.
Miss Mamie and Goldie Holland, OF
Holland, Va, are visiting Mrs. Wal.
ter Norneet. Jr., on High Street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gary are WIS.,
Iiting Mrs. Gary's parents in Glen VIII
ton,fVn.
Miss A. Belle Howat Is visiting Mrs
Sallie Willis Cobb on Clay Street.
Miss Mary Herbert, OF Portsmouth
Va, is Visiting Miss Leila Pace.
Miss Emily Neal. Of Scotland Neck
Va, is visiting Miss Leila Gary or
High Street.
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Cav at Warrenton.,

wlRKlGNToN, VA august 3-The
hrsttgerman Of the season took place
n NE Town Hall Tuesday night, un-
acr#the leadership Of Mr.. Harry +.
Grly. It reawakened old memories
Wien the Warrenton germans, socially
breaking, had a popularity far and
vide. The german Tuesday night was
8 brilliant affair, about sixty couples
dancing.
Among those dnncints were Miss
8Poultney, of Baltimore, with Mr.. III. T..
Payne Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Mad
5dux, Mr.. Fl. IT.. Gray, and Miss Garst,
Mr.. Thos. H. Bartcnstcin and Miss
Price, oftaNew York, MIR Spottswood
Campbell, and MISS Elizabeth Gaines,
Miss william II. Gaifles and Miss Nell
SON Mr.. Edward c. 'rl,orntonSnnd Miss
sublctt, Mr.. w. Il. Jennings and Miss
klipstein, or California, Mr.. G. Il. JEFF
fries and MISS Louise Evans, Miss
Caroline Bastable and Mr.. Sam Wor-
than, pr. and Mrs. M. G. Douglas.
The chaperons were Mrs. Delaney
Evars, Mrs. Garst Mrs. stone, Mrs.
Edward Carter, Mrs Price, Mrs. Green,
and others.
MISS Marie Louise Evans left Thurs
day for Hancock, Md, where she Will
make one of a house party given by
Miss Jane Graves. or that place.
Mrs. Whittlc. formerly Miss sGcor-
giafa Cllarrington, Is q guest at the
home OF her mother MR.. r.. Ashley
Cooper, and Will remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. w. L. Brooke. Mrs. Brooke and
Douglas Brooke, of Norfolk. have
for THE summer.
h,.u t,yu ISsr NJ pf a r nj
is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
t. M. Spilman, near town.
Mrs Boormnn, of Iowa, and who was
formerly Miss Mamie Ball. OF this
county, is stopping with Misses Hicks.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Warren Green Hotel are Mrs. s. j. A.
Frazier and Miss Frazer, OF Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and Mrs. Il. D. Swift,
or New York.
Mr. w. II. HALEY. who has been alb
cent from this section OF Virginia
for seven years. is now here, and Will
remain for several months He does
not calm Missouri, where he now lives
as his adopted State. but hopes soon
err or later5to return to the Old Domin-
ion and make this his home perlna-
nently.
L. NJ. Allison was here this week
with prospective land buyers whom hi
will probably locate.
Mrs. f. G. Spilman, OF Oklahoma. IL
visiting at the home OF the Misses
Spilman. and Will remain until early
fall.
Miss Maude Richardson, OF Cam
bridge, Md and who Is musica
genius OF rare reputation on the East
srn Shore of Maryland, is visiting Mis-
Christine Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Chamberlain hav,
taken rooms at the Murphy Cottag'
ut the Fauquier White Sulphur Spring
md will remain until early autumn.
Judge and Mrs. Edward S. TurnG
are enjoying a delightful outing q
fortress Monroe, the exposition, VI
ylnia Beach and other places In tint
icction. They Will return this week
a party composed 81 Miss Marg;ret
Bartcnstcin as chaperon and the
Misses Mamie, Blanch, Sadie iant
Kittie Bartenstein. Misses Margaret
Gray. Elizabeth Gray, and II. G. Bar.
tcnstein, will leave Mondat for
jamestown and remain until the latter
part of the week They will return
by way Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Groome left re-
Gently on q trip abroad andiwill re-
main until October. Theyfare nov
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Floyd.

FLOYD. VA, August al. l.. Promt,
OF Bluencld, w. Va. is visiting MS
grandmother, Mrs b. y. Elliott
w. D. Tompkins, OF tlillsVille, who
las been visiting his father, Captain
j l.. Tomplsins, has returned to MS
home.
Miss Mamie Tice is In Salem visiting
relatives.
Mrs Thomas Lawrence and Miss IN
dia Lawrence, OF Rndford, are visit
Ing the family OF Henry Lawrence, neur
town.
Misses Margic and Eliza Logan; Of
salem, are visiting Mrs. Mamie Bur-
we'll.
Professor j. II. Rutrough, OF the
Mountain Normal School, at WILLS, was
in the village several days this week
in attendance on the examination for
teachers.
Misses yerbena Lester and Winnie
Whitlock, OF Posey, are visiting at
Elder p. G.. Lester's.
Joseph 7. Ridnger, OF 1ronton, Ala,
and Henry c. Ridlnger. OF Blucncld
W. Va. are on visit to their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Ridinger
Eek MAYOR l. T. Hall, OF Radford. is
visiting friends and relatives in town
and vicinity this week. He Is accom-
| panied by his granddaughter. Miss Bcu-
lah Hall
Mrs. j. P. Roop. after spending sew,
cral weeks with her mother, Mrs. Car.
! RE Dod.ns. has returned to her home
near Snowsyiile.
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in Paris. and from there will go deep
err into the Interior Of Europe
Mrs G, G. Nwens. after brief visit
to friends In Upper Fauduier, Ia again
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. w.
Owens.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith, who is so pleasant,
ly remembered as Miss Mary Turner,
OF this county, but now Of Louisiana,
Is back In Virginia for the summer,
and is dividing her time between here
and the Plains, visiting her numerous
rela tives
Mrs. George r. Turner, Of Sheperds.
town, Is visiting her sister. Mrs L. T..
llout.
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West Point

= VEST we 81. r POINT, VA. August s.-Mra,
visiting friends In town.
Miss Matte Spencer, OF Clifton Forge
was in town Tuesday, 80
Mr.. A.. Hargrave has returned
from pleasant visit to Tazewell,
Miss Lola Moz!ngo. OF Baltimore is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. A. ]. Aumack
v,a Mr Robert New and wife, Of cohoke
Captain J; p; Elms and little son,
this week. - AD'' :
Baltimore, where he has accepted
Mrs. ", P. Bray and Miss Mary Gary,
OF Wakema, were in town Wednes.
Mrs. Walter Ware. Of Gloucester, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B,
MRS. 5. Turner and daughter, Miss
Margaret. OF Kentucky. were in town
Miss Josie Richardson. of Baltimore,
spent several days at the home OF Mr..
P. b. Hughes this week,
Mrs Charles Denmead visited her
mother. Mrs. Johnson. at Cohoke. this
Mr.. W, M. Aumack. Of Brooklyn, N.
~. is visiting his brother. Mr.. A. j.,
Misses Reed and Helda Gather and
Dora Aumack are visiting friends In
M. Penn Turner and brother Of
Norfolk. were here Monday on busi-
lnesR. Mr., Turner was, connected with
the Southern Railway here some years
Mrs. II. y. Moore and children, OF CO.
lumbia. S, g. is visiting her father. Or.
Fidelity ceYns!l. Nc; IS, y, 8, g AZ, Y, 4, 4;
en tho se t Steam ' saeht Gss daMn
| 1.-The York River Monday evening.
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sole ylrg1nny Neber Tire

---7--"7 O1t NITBFHt1y -1NcUUf II q -I7l 7I1
"Ohio," said Mr. Nicholas Lon sworth.
'more than any other State, Is known as tina
mother OF Presidents," BY whom Is II
known, more than any other State. as the
mother OF Presidents2 Not by the historians
OF the United States certainly. Virginia still
bears that title exclusively and no other
state is entitled to share 1t with her.-Bal-
fi,anrn IN L : !. ]
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Clarenont.

CI.AEEMoNT. Va, August 3.-Miss
Effle and Carrie Banks OF Richmond.
are guests of Miss Iva Rogers
Mr. w. II. Durphey, of Rufiins. was
ii business visitor In town last Tues
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04

day.
Mrs. B, It. Beck and daughter, Elva,
OF Washington, ID. c., who have been
guests of w, w. Taylor and daughter,
returned to their homes. accompanied
by her niece. Miss Bessie TAYLOR
Mr.. w. e, HiIlard, Of Deep Creek,
near Norfolk. was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w w, Rich from Saturday until
Monday.
Miss Agnus Smith of Manchester
is guest at the Waldheim-on- the
James
a number OF our citizens attended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04

est$ sugar-cured Hams, per =,
mithheld Country Hams, per
pound ,,.,t..'.'..'lec
Jew Clipped Herring. per
dozen .,...,..... 80 $1,000 ioe
quart bottle Tomato Catsup. Zoe
Good Carolina Rice, per lb.,..0c
M-lb. package Salada Tea. loo
Fresh Roasted Laguayra COT.
fee, per Alb. .......,....,..l - re
Mixed Sweet Pickles, quart
bottles ..,...., ...,.....''lVc