Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
Personals

zen. James Bumgardnef o
Staunton, Virginia, will delive
the Memorial address at Licking
: ton, Va, May 25th.
Miss Hutcheson of Loudou,
county, is the guest of Mrs. Fl
c. Page.
: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Miller were
visitors at the opening of the
: jamestown Exposition last Fri.
day.
q Covington Sentinel; Miss En-.
ma Staples of Lexington, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. s. Friend on
Court street.
Mrs. Bette Watson and daugh.
ter, Mrs. E. V. Quin of near Gosh
en-, were the guests of Mrs. w. v.
Wilkerson this week.
Mr.. R. S. Bruce is at Brookneal
this week, near Lynchburg, where
he is interested in railroad con-
structlon on the Deepwater Tide.
water.
Mrs. Charles Manly is Wishing
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Wat
sor at Gassney, S. G. She is ac-
companied by her daughter. Miss
Mamie Manly.
Mrs. Lawrence Embree ls in
Covington visiting her brother,
Mr.. Thomas K. Lacy. She was ac-
companied to Covington Saturday
by Mr.. Embree who returned home
Monday.
Mr.. Cameron johnson, former
missionary to Japan, occupied the
pulpi. in the Presby terrain church
Sunday morning, and addressed
the University Y. M. c. A. in the
afternoon,
Mrs. f. Morgan PendIeton will
spend the month of July and
August at ii Warren Crescent,
Norfolk. where she will entertain
number of her friends visiting
the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. F. Leech of
Oak Dale reached Lexington las
Wednesday afternoon from Safety
Harbor, Fla, where they spent the
winter. Mr., Leech is interested
in orange groves in that State.
DR.. Jas. Lewis Howe was In
Woodstock Monday and orgr nized
a County Young Mems Christian
of Shenandoah county.
DR.. Howe ia member of State Y.
NJ. G. A. executive committee.
Charlestown. w. Va, Spirit OF
Jefferson: Miss Mamie p. Laird
of Lexington, Va, trained nurse
inspector of hospitals in Stste of
stopped over with Mrs.
NJ. E. Bolinger, enroute from
Alexandria, Va. '
Rev. w. S. Hammond, pastor Of {
trinity Methodist church, Lexing- 6
.On, has accepted the invitation of
Rev. E. Fl Rowe, president of the
Southern Seminary at Buena Wis
"a, to preach the baccalaureate /
Iermon before the young ladies of i
hat institution at their co mmence- l.
nent, on Sunday, May 2elh.
Mr.. William j. Bryan of Jack
Fla, who graduated in ="
he University law class of 1899, p
will deliver the address before the a
Alumni Association of Washing a
on end Lee at the approaching "
Mr.. Bryan mar. n
led Miss Janet Allan of Licking q
on, and is now prominent law ii
er of Jacksonville. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Light W
er of Highland county, Va, have a.
ssued invitations to the marriage D.
f their daughter. Miss Lucy
earl Lightner, to Rev. Lewis t,
lynch Lowance, pastor Of Rock @,
ridge Circuit, NJ. E. Church, il
outh, Rock bridge county. The Fl
larriage is announced to take z
lace today at noon MAY lst) in
Beulah church, Valley Center, &C
a. 70
Rev. George E. Booker, d. d., vi
aston of Epworth Methodist b,
hurch, Norfolk, has accepted the i'll
'vitation to preach the baccalau- to
cate sermon at Washington and Gu
ee University at commencement of
/ June. Bishop Warren A. Cand- ar
r, who formerly accepted this in so
tation, finds that he will be an ne
Die to be present on account of by
lties calling him to Cuba at that pr
me. La
Mr.. f. Howard Campbell of cl'
ewisburg, w. Va, and Miss Bet MI
Q Morrison Chewing, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Chewing
Roanoke, were married last
ght in Cavalry Baptist church wa
Roanoke. Mr.. Granville Camp Pc
ii of Baltimore, was best man, av'
d Mr.. Malcolm D. Campbell of
lena Vista, groomsman, both as
others of the groom. The BRIDES
stor, Rev. w. F. Powell, offici- Mi
ed. to
Times: The May du'
nicer of the American Law La
hool Review gives the names of De
e winners in the "Brief Making All
ntest," which was open to ma
ldents in all law schools. Among Mr.
: names of the prize winners we He
d the name of Isaac Paul Gass. co
L, a Rockingham boy, whose ane