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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-02


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For Sale.

One meat wagon for sale. Call on
Wm. Hackenberg, trustee for Geo. II.
Gross 81 Co., bankrupt.
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good roads and the appropriations to
be made this session are only begin
ming. The resolution providing for
a constitutional amendment so that
$25,000,000 worth Of bonds may ne
issued for good roads was defeated in
the house.
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PARTITION NOTICE,

Elizabeth s. Barrows, Mary w.
Barrows, Nancy c. Barrows,
Elsie b. Peale, Frank Dallett,
Laura A. Dallett, George p. Dal-
LETT, James Dallett, heirs at law of
Estellina A. Dallett, deceased,
plaintiffs,
Martha Noyes. Elizabeth Noyes,
Hannah V. Noyes, Daisy Noyes,
Margaret Noyes, Mrs. j. W..
Schnarrs, Edward Noyes andl
Harriet Noyes, heirs at law of
Charles r. Noyes, deceased, Mary
E. Farr, Frank p. Noyes, Maroa
II. Noyes, Mrs. Belle SOutbard,
Mrs. George B. Moves and
Mrs. George b. Noyes, Guardianl
of Christina Noyes and Margaret
Noyes, minor children of George
B. Noyes deceased; heirs at law of
James g. Noyes, deceased; Willis
B. Blandin, and Amos N. .Blandin,
heirs at law of Jennie G. Blandin,
Annie b. Southard, James ".
Southard, Agnes Southard, and
Frances Southard, deyisees under
the last will and testament of
Hannah NJ. Noyes, deceased, de-
fendants.
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COUNTY TREASURER.
Editor Press

tsutlDF trfeSS:--
Please announce my name as a candidate for
the nomination of County Treasurer of Cameron
county on the Republican ticket.
L. o. BARDWELL.
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April 18th, 1907.

IgToR PREss:--Please announce my name as
q candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the
uspages Of: :he Republican Party, and under the
provisions of the Uniform Primary election law.
apd request my friends TO be present at the Pr-
nlsry Election to be held on Saturday, June 1st,
sJ97. at two o'block, p. m, and give me their
support.
CHAS. j, HOWARD,
portage, Pa, April 18th, 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29

Kindls;y; I ". overb,aug{hi Herbert 5nhl =
Ellington, M. Mel. Matthews. Charles
eagle. Joseph 3. Underwood. John un-
derwood. Arthur A. Armfeld, Herbert
Dunn, Louis B. Hale. Gather Scott,
Hanson.
Mrs. C. Miller Hughes charmingly
entertained at bridge whist Thursday
afternoon at her home on Dick Street.
n egmplment to her gSsSts Miss Hiss
Helen Messing. OF Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and
daughter. Miss Sadie. and party OF
friends are spending the holidays at
zon-the-sound;" near Whining
Mrs. Jones will visit her parents, Col
onel and Mrs. Wharton J. Green, at
their country place. '.Tokay." near this
city.
:. NJ y, and Mrs g., William eaylor Bowen
from 10 until o'clock. Il was a fancy
dress ball. and a more beautiful scene
could not have been imagined with
SO many pretty, maids and handsome
dered hair. Mrs. Bogen looked espe-
cially pretty in a black satin gown
she wore diamond ornaments, and
diamonds in her hair. The figures We're
gracefully led by Mr.. James Strange
Mrs. Bowen danced with Mr.. Pei
ham Norman, of Lynchburg, Va
In the grand march. the lights were
eXtinguished, and the dancers carried
Japanese lanterns. which presented a
were Japanese curios: such as dolls
fans. parasols.. etc. a select number
of dancers and spectators enjoyed the
unrivaled hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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Louisa Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.]

[Speclalto The Times Dlspatch.l
+ LOUISA, VA. December 2s,-Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Black and children are
guests Of his sister. Mrs. Ada Flanna-
gan.
Misses Bessie Evelyn and Rosebud
Johnson are home for the holidays.
Mr.. Carol Henson is visiting in
town this week.
Dr.. r. L. Barrett is very sick at
his home here.
Mrs, G. q. Hughes, who has been
quite sick, Is improving.
Miss Emma Wood. of Charlottesville.
was the guest this week Of her cousin.
Miss Norvelle WINSTON. Ss
g Miss Lucy. Sims. who is attending
Sweet Briar Institute this session, is
home for the holidays. q
Me- Maoass Rnnf hs bo 81 aSe HSh
home, near Staunton. ~
Mt. and Mrs, J ohm handler. Jr. are
visiting his father and sister here,
Miss lisa ", Chiles entertained her
relatives at dinner on Thlrsday,
@s Miss Anna wi kinson isAYlsitlng her
sister. Mrs. r. II, Clarke. sSthis week.
Mrs, p. RI F'oXs spent Christmas with
Misses! Mamie and Helsn, Winston,
days. sss tsss M isS n . s a
IS Visiting her iaug hter, Mrs d. 9.
4 Miss me q I, Y JUS. q Richmond, ~
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Wilmington Social News.
Especial TO rho Times Dispatch.

w1LW1NqroN." N. q, beeei,ber r IS
Several brilliant and notable events
ira Inspired r,s This week One o. the most
snpfesJss 10 e sIpy toSk p ans
at Airic.on.tha Sound being given W
M and Mira Pembroke Jones. While
tho Christmas tecia affair was not
nnce. YET tl,c circle was not small by
n5s. itin,s: :' friends as in WllmnEton.
dinner table was handsome appear
ing chimney, and from the top OF this
chimney Brownies made their appear
arse ao VIII ds nite or ovsty
ard tic fashionably attlrcd guests en-
toyed the occasion mtnensely
2 lie Christmas dance OF the LArioso
German Club took niass Th hs Nay
sonic Temple ballroom was beautifully
decorated for the OCCASION, and at one
Cd IN af large G forai H s The dance
tho clubs regular leader, Mr.. Clayton
mas he o nAee next auo r W awe night a and
tn. following evening this seasons de,
kutantes Will give a masked ball: and
inost delightful OF the season. These
saiue dcbutantes held a most pleasure
& bic Christmas afternoon and evening
Mrs. Henry P. West, on Chestnut
Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
e: Cantwcll celebrated their silver we'd
ding Srnn rh End e shs syf oms
was thronged with society folks, and
the house was lovely mass Of flow
ers. and was ablaze with light,
merry house party at orion 10 e1aae
this week. 1t was given by, Mr.
James Sprunt, and who Is home to
spend the Christmas holidays from
Among the guests was Miss Alice Du-
Bose. OF Charlottesville. Va.
The wedding Of Miss Charlotte G.
Duty; daughter OF Mrs. r FL! T.. Duly;
celebrated Monday afternoon, and was
an event OF much interest 1t trans
pired at the home OF Mrs. Duffy, No.
10 South Eighth Street. and the cere-
Wells. D. D.. pastor OF the First Pres
byterian Church. There was but ono
attendant. little Miss Carolyn North
rop. who acted gracefully AZ The
Northern tour, which will include a
visit to the groom's old home in Wash
irgton.. .. c.. They will be at home
Woodward's. ST. James Square.
che annual banquet OF the local
branch of the. Travellers Protective
Association took place last night last
crate nature. Tho affair took place at
the Colonial Inn, and number OF
toarts we're responded to; including
one by Mayor William p. Springer.
Louise Merriwether. OF Buena Vista.
Va. who is the guest Of Miss Caroline
Sale Hardwick. on South Second Street.
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for a weeks stay with his grand,
mother. Mrs. Maria s. Faulconer, o.

Is IN . y e i
for a weeks stay with his grand.
mother. Mrs. Maria S. Faulconer, Q,
Gordonsville.
a,; Misses I, L q Camp and Mary Fer
81 MI. and Mrs. p. W. Rennolds dur.
Mrs. 81 John Eoff will return to he,
home NE in IL, Hartford, Conn, To- day;
Junkin left for Kyle, w. Va. on
Thursday evening. after q weeks stay
with relatives.
Mr.. Carl Dundee, formerly. of savan.
general manager OF the Virginia
branch OF the Western Electrical Com
pany. with headquarters at Ports.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Dunk1ee.
on Main Street
, Mrs. Clyde Humphries and little
daughter, of Richmond. arrived Mon.
tlansburg. They will be Joined by Mr.
HUMPHREYS tomorrow for short stay,
During the greater part OF their stay
they will be the guests OF Mrs. James
:, MI. III, Harrison , schaeffer Is spend.
a. 4. schaeffer. in Philadelphia.
G. l. Wade this week. They win re.
turn to Bristol tomorrow
to St Pans Methodist Epi s ops Sun Sum.
dayschool on Sunday evening. An ex.
recitations was rendered by the pri-
mary and intermediate department O,
the Sunday-school. underline direction
of Mr.. w. M. Dunklee, who has per.
formed this service faithfully and elf
ciently for twenty-five years. The
singing was unusually good. A short
address was delivered by the pastor,
Rev. Charles Lynch. The church was
crowded with an audience that enjoyed
the tree as much as the tiniest tot.
The banquet given by the Allegheny
Club on Friday evening at the Judkins
House was one of the most delightful
events in the town for several years.
Covers were laid for seventy-five per-
sons 4i-f
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King William Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
/, :: ETNA MILLS, VA, December as
at Cherry Hill. with ipeh his paren christmas
Miss Mary Pollard. of Richmond, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mordecai Abra-
hams.
Miss Mabel shuman, who is teaching
spending her vacation at Luther. with
her sister. Mrs. j. w. Freeman,
Mr.. II. r. Eubank has returned from
Virginia Beach. where he is teaching.
to spend the Christmas at his home.
w. Fl. Eubank has returned from
his $, school at Stuarts Draft for the
From the Medical College OF vir-
ginia, a. B. Grayatt and S. B. Slater
are at their homes for the holidays.
Of the. scottsville school. is at lis home
Mr.: J. w. siegfried of Fluvanna
county. is visiting in the neighbor-
Mt; Arch Alexander has returned his
health Of his wife. He will continue
Mrs. w L. Herr mother Of Mrs.
F. Il. Eubank, is spending the winter
, MRS w Mill3am A. Sweet Nee has as her
Misses Archie Wolcott ana Ruth Al
Wis, Of Rawlings Institute. are spend
ing their vacation at the home Of Miss
Avis. l-7
Miss Eva Gravatt is at her home
"Calno."l for the Christmas, holidays
Mr.. Herbert Powell, Of Richmond. is
taking a rest at "Smirna," the home
of his parents. -
Mr.. Bradley Atkinson is at home
Mr.. Douglas Atkinson, of William
and Mary College, Is visiting his home
Mr.. William Reed, q William anG
Mary man. who has undergone an oper.
Richmond, has recovered.
Mrs. Robert y. Stevens is quite i'll
We hope she Will soon regain her goot
health. q, : !
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Fayetteville Social News.
[snecIal to The Times. pIspatch.l

y
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. December
2S.-AIr. w. D.. Mcneil gave stag
party at his beautiful home on Hay :
mount. Tuesday evening, which for Z. the g
and It's originality could not he sur
passed pas sept Wien ouze" was the game
Of the evening in which Mr.. Louis
B, Fall come out winner, and was pre-
sented with a handsome cut-glass de-
canter. which he, in turn, presented
to Mrs. William T. Bowen, whose hus-
band was his closest competitor. MT.
John Underwood was presented With
the "booby,' a cut-glass water-bottle,
which he carried home to his wife.
"just to show her, he remarked, that
water was good enough for him"
Mr.. Mcneil was toasted by the en-.
tire compapy standing as. the prince OF
good fellows, an entertainer, who ems
tertains, and his wife. who looked !. "
upon the ~, guest, oma9 asthe
Among the guests were Messrs
John G.. Gorham. w. G.. Bowen. w. r.
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successful. 1t is being managed by
Miss Mary Latta, Miss Pescud and
others, all manner of needlework and
other articles suitable for Christmas
OF the club early in the new year
to establish a sort OF womans ex-
change service at the club building.
setting aside one room for display and
the determination Is that the club
home shall be in truth "a woman's
building
Officers and Departments.
The club was organized in October.
1901; admitted into the State Fedora
ton In 1906. and Incorporated IN me
the club building. The board Of IN
corporators consisted Of Miss Fannie
E. S. Heck, who was first presiden |;
Mrs Henry e. Litchford, Dr.. Della
J. n. Holding. Mrs. B. S. Skinner. DR..
Della Dixon Carroll, who is now vice.
presiden. of the club, was especially
active and instrumental In developing
the club work in its various depart
ments and in pushing along the move
ment for the club building:
The officers of the club for the cur
rent year are: President, Mrs W. >.
Primrose; President, Dr.. Della IL:
Mrs. H E. Buell.: Corresponding Secre-
tary. Mrs. William West; Treasurer,
Mrs. Herbert jackson; Auditor, Mrs.
James McKimmon.
Departments and Leaders,.
The departments, the committees IN
charge and work in hand following:
Art-NIiss Ida Potrat. chairman: Mrs.
+ BRYAN Grimes. Mrs e. N. Spence.
Mrs. Y. C. Register and Miss Josephine
Brown committees; studying this season
Italian Renaissance.
Child Study-Mlrs. +. L. stevens
chairman: Mrs. Julian Timberlake, MISS
Mary Arlington, Miss Louise 7. Bus.
papers and symposiums on child study
and series OF lectures by DR.. Della
Dixon- Carroll.
Domestic science-A1rs. Leo D. Heartt,
chairman; Mrs. b. S. Skinner. Mrs. Jas.
McKimmon, Mrs. Charles Nj. Busbee,
Miss Lizzie Bellamy.
Llterature-NIrs. j. Y. Coyner. chair
Mrs. B. w. Kilgore. Miss Edith Royster
Study this season. "The Idylls of the
King
Mrs. Wade r. Brown, Mrs. j. j. Thomas
Mrs. r. S. NrcGeachy. Mrs. Frank
Ward The study this month. has been
History and Development Of, Church
Music. II
Social and Civic service-Mrs. Jo-
seph D. Bushall, chairman; Mrs. James
J Briggs. Miss Daisy benson, Mrs. Il. ~
Moffitt, Mrs. Edward BATHS. Special
| work OF the department for this sea
son: To labor for the establishment OF
! a day nursery In each mill section; tc
| form club house for business young
women: erection of memorial bridge
at Pullen Park in honor of the late
Stanhope Pullen; establish a juvenile
court: erection OF a modern hospita
I building for the city.
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Middlesex Social News.
[SpecIal to The Times-Dlspatch. /

~ III.
and Mrs. W. ". Marston. Of Richmond,
are spending some time with the
formers sister. Mrs. W. e. Palmer.
Misses Eiilda Nelson. Mamie McCan-
Macon Woman's College, are home for
Little Miss Janette Montague. OF
Richmond. is on visit to her grand
N Mr. clyde Gresham. Of Seattle. Wash,
town.. w. Va, is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs: =. Z. punaway:
is a guest Of Mr.. Il. NJ. astman. s'''
here. - :
sidney r eoIlege q Spending thu holi
II b r II i B. Bristow. Of rappahannock.
is spending several days at his old
Mr.. Howard McCandlish and friend,
Mr.. Aud, of the University Of Virginia,
are visitors in town for the holidays,
Miss Julia Palmer. who teaches at
Max Meadows, Is spending this week
Colonel j. r.. Saunders and Dr.. G.. w.
Brown We're visitors in Richmond this
Miss Lucy Gresham, OF Arkansas, is
on a visit to her aunt. Mrs. ]. M.
Miss Ruth Marston and brother,
Chauncey, of Richmond, are spending
the holidays with relatives here.
Mr.. Andrew Bristow. OF Wilmington,
Jones, Jr.. Charles Taylor and Edgar
Met andlish. OF William and Mary Col
lege, IRE home for the holidays.
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Raleigh Social News
lTspecial to The Times-DIspatch. |

Special to The Times Dispatch.
cial life in Raleigh the past week has
mas merriment within the family cir,
nna not so
deserving special mention was a
charming little tea BY Mrs ha. Carrie aans,r A.
Mrs. Bagley, and Miss Hale. The tea
brought together congenial and de-
lightful company of guests. and the
affair was most enjoyable.
Invitations were Issued during the
week forsthe annual reception and ball
by Capital Club for watching the old
year. out and the new year in on the
night of December 31st. This will be
a decidedly elaborate affair, and Will
bring together Raleigh society en-
masse, as we'll as attract large num-
bers OF society folk from neighboring
Mrs. Benehan Cameron entertained
the Johnsonian Book Club very charm.
ingly. the study hour being deyoted
and the Cities OF Ephesus and Smyrna"
There were papers OF great interest by
Miss Matte Bailey and Mrs. Knox.
There was an eectiSn Of Officers Nee
bert jackson. president; Mrs. Benehan
Cameron. vice-president, and Mrs. A.
W; Knox SnecrsHtaaIr,y ,. :, ert.r,,,nsa ths
tons were, decidedly Christmas. and
the hospitality pfsoTdeS the club
and Mrs: I'd. Chambers Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashby Baker, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miller.
took plaes Taesdsy aeE on DIX 'i Hill
the bride being Miss Sadie Louise
K KuesteT and the Eroom Mr. Paul Van
i fou W n T1voxy ax k1,a
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester A. Reuter-. The ceremony
was followed by a delightful reception
Aeddsg n @e9s Miss Ehsl Ph fGr ef
OF Baltimore; Mr.. w. H. Kuester. OF
Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter valaer. OF
Winston Salem; Mr.. c, s. Corner, Of
Charlotte.
DR.. and Mrs. Norwood c. Carroll
| have gone to Baltimore to spend the
| Christmas holidays.
the Christmas holidays with aer sis lis
ter. Mrs. John Barry:
NM Mr.. R and Mrs. Wade R. Brown ant
the holidays in New York.
Dr.. and Mrs. Kemp P. Battle are
spending Christmas week In Chape
Miss Helen Moring has returned from
Goldsboro, where she visited Mrs. Nil.
Ter Hughes.
MISS Helen Grimes left "Wednesday
| for Greensville.
e, M. and Mrs N s 4. =; Berwick, of tn,
to Newton to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs: Chalmers Glenn ant
little son, Chalmers. Jr., are at tn,
mansion. guests OF Governor and Mrs
Glenn.
Colonel and Mrs. Benehan Cameron
have gone to Richmond to be will
| Colonel Cameron's parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. Fl. Mayo, for the remainder O.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Holt have gon,
to, smithheld to spend the holiday.
with Mr.: Holt's parents: i.
from Florida. the guest of Colonel ant
| Mrs Thomas S. Kenan.
Miss Mabel Hale is in the city, tn,
guest Of Mrs; r. g; Badger:
Bagley are here from Washington
4 guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Josephu
Northumberland T.. R. Robertso,
has gone to Charlotte for the holt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Catta are her
from Charlotte with relatives for tn,
.IholidayS.
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Gordonsville Social News.
IsnecIal TO The Times-Dispatch.

TSpeclal to The Times Dispatch]
GORDONSV1LLE, VA, December as
WoodIawn Seminary Tor its scholars;
"Wednesday night. the Baptist Sunday
school gave q cantata, and Friday
night the Disciples had their entertain-
ment. all OF which We're well patron
Miss Buena H. Cobb. principal Of
Round Hill High School, Va, Is SPEND
ing the holidays with her sister, Mrs
T.. NJ BroaduS; in the city.
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. =. r. Roads was an Alexandria
Mr.: ". A. Taber, formerly Of Rich
With his parents Mn ana
Mrs. L. j. Faber.
Miss Josephine Faulconer left Thurs
day for an extended visit to relatives
in Greensboro. N. G.
Rev - b.r Meade MT ana and famIiy Mr.
Fa aber. f Mattie sssf Bbb eHa dne
schlosser and Miss Hall. were Char
lottesvlle visitors Thursday. t
visit Sit his brother s at ereen Svad. :
Mr.. l.. G. Stratton, of Newport News,
Is visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. r. G.. Faber and son, Master
Oscar, spent Christmas with relatives
DR.. ]. Wiley Bledsoe and wife. of
Wright this this Week, - 100 ~ : = :
Messrs. Douglas Martin and Joseph
The y; 3 BlaeikSsb3rrE
Nj, Robert Clayton of Richmond,
spent several days this week with
friends in Gordonsville.
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Christiansburg Social News.
lfspecial to The Times -plspatch.l

CHR1sTIANsBURG. VA. December
2s.-The Christmas german OF the
Christlansburg ,cotil1ion Club was
S Saneea sb hsd besn eyennE their
for the occasion In the club colors of
red and white, mingled with ever
green's e The punch. bowl was was, placed
served througRoat the evening a 70 Pat the
strains of the Christiansburg band
the merry party followed Mr.. William
D. Stewart for several hours.
Stewart. Jr:. with Miss Matte Thomas:
Mr.. Hoge Tallant. with Miss Beatrice
Calhoun; Mr.. Quinn Stewart. with Miss
Miss Louise Mawley: Mr.. Sidney Miller.
Wood. with Miss Edith Fagg; Mr.. Gray
Mnnoni. with Miss Jennie Childress:
Kitty Hoge. Of Roanoke; Mr.. Mosby
Wade, with Miss Ollie Surface, Of
Riner; Mr.. Harry Gardner, with Miss
Mary Kasey; Mr.. Richard Royer, with
with Miss Helen. Johnston; Mr.. John
Spindle, with Miss Elizabeth Stuart:
Mr.. Stuart Carter, of Roanoke, with
der. OF New York, With Miss Hiss Bes s
Winder. of Dallas, Tex; Mr.. Leslie
Jewell, with Miss Isabel Hnwlcy; Mr..
Willie Walters, with Miss Mary Miller:
with Miss Sadie Elicit; Mr.. Ernest
shuffl ebarger. with Miss Bessie Elicit:
wi staE Mss Anns Eof Buckner sn,na,e
Archer Johnson, H. T. Walters. Ed,
ward wa Ainslie and Mosby Mon
G Cha rons-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dun
;kle. Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Hunter, Mi.
and Mrs. Charles Calhoun Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 8. Hagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
ziekle. MI and and Mrs s Charles Sumter:
entertained very delightfully."- in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rangeley, Of
Stuart, Va, on "Wednesday. The guests
J. Marshall Ellis. Mr.. Gray Manoni.
pr. CoWan. Of Radford. was called
here on Thursday to consult with Or.
II. Calhoun, who has been seriously III
for several days. 4. 4 4
br MI 4. Ma mo- . Is expsee5ing ! his
to Visit him early in January IL ;'l''oA'
1oyed by one OF the largest audiences
that has filled the house this winter,
applause, though Mr.. J. B. I.aughlin
who Ia a we'll known magician, was the
feature OF the evening. The Teddy
Hsas s shGsu and q h%oef DAYS e pretty
pretty little girls and boys. We're well
given, Miss Gertrude Spindle and Mr
Gray Manonl as Nh. and Mrs, Wal
War DI2anSsem given ven, BY members Of
paint, and feathers, with Miss Gertrude
Spindle as Pocahontas and Mr.. Will
liam D. Stewart as Powhatan. was
most laughable. b.
Mr., Joe Manoni has spent the past
year abroad. and recently sailed from
Paris. He is now in New York.
JAMIE Bennett. OF Hollins, and Mrs. DR.
Hayes. OF fredericksburg. have beer
guests OF Mrs. William Flaningan dur.
| Ing the holidays. Mrs, Bennett spent q
sa boa agsnS ber stay Ct
MI md Mrs; David p id, phlesar Of g., Nor 9,
llngton and Leo University, and Mr.
Archer a. Phlegar. Jr., spent Christ.
Mrs, Archer a.. Phlegar. of Bristol, lie,
turning to Christiansburg for the res
/ OF the week. s
Misses Matte Thomas and seheE
wood Flagg, Nlessrs. Harry Wa de. w
4, Flags and Major ". Z. Pierce wen
to Roanoke on T'h9rsday evening =
M MI. Gray AINuonl left on Thursda,