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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-31

Panhandle In general and the cities
represented In particular. For in
stance, the Amarillo representatives
are distributing a novel advertise.
ment which resembles and Is made
70 represnnVNa street car transfer
ticket Across the yellow slip In
reduce type are the words Trans.
fer mo 10 AmsrIllo," The lettering
rtads: panhandle Short line,
OOi35O, II Is the rule OF this COM
pany that every person In the coun-
Try be invited 10 make their home
in the Panhandle Of Texas, and par
ticipale 10 our prosperity Write us
for Information Amarillo Cham'
her o; Commerce, Vernon Beggs, see
retary.9 The transfer spaces bear
the words, "prosperitl" Plenty"
'Conteptment," Good time" Full
Cmpsl" Good Water" Cheap
LaRdss" Law Abiding People" and
Good Schools" Down one rim Of
The slip are strung the names OF
months and down the other, the days
OF the month. For instance, the
tickets distributed here we're punched
In the October blank on one side
aud in the "27" blank an the other.
Tho boosters explain, however, that
the tickets are good not only for the
day on which they are punched but
for all time,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-31
ANDREW scHENCK,
President Of the German Fire Insu-
rance Co, Recommends Chamber
Iafn's Cough Remedy.

have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for over a year
and can say that it has never failed
to cure the most stubborn cough or
cold. can recomend tito any fami-
ly as a sure and safe chldren's cough
remedy-vAndrew Schenck, Ayton,
Ont. This remedy for sale by Gold
ing Drug Co,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-31

Dallas, Oct 27--Not even a
wreck that checked the progress OF
tho Panhandlcrs for twelve hours,
not even the date that the party lost
with Fort Worth, nor even the fact
Mat every Panhandler went all day
Saturday TIL o'clock without din
nor, disturbed the exuberant spirits
OF the party. Today the busy PAN
handlers In their white caps and with
their gay Amarillo pennants snap
ping in the breeze, are the feature
on Dallas streets and tomorrow the
Panhandle Five Mlllioners are easily
going to be the feature OF the gath
erlng OF the greater Texas club.
Enjoying all the Accidents.
After the wreck Friday night Sec
rotary Beggs was heard TO remark
several times, Cheer up, cheer up"
but IL was no USE TIE Panhandlers
we're already cheerful. They stayed
that way, True, the wreck delayed
the party. but there we're said 20
have been several on board the train
who. had never before been In a
Denver wreck, Being at Goodnight
there was not a great deal else to
distract their attention, go all on
board improved this opportunity for
enjoying a real wreck That one
meal lost on Saturday threatened 10
ne serious obstacle to the Joy OF
the party, but II gave glorious APP
petite for the dinner at Childress, so
II too, has been marked up 10 the
credit Of the trip. Loosing the date
with Forth Worth would be real
misfortune n Il were not that Fort
Worth is on the way back and the
Panhandlers are going to call.
Might Have Been Serious.
Although not a single member OF
the entire party was injured, the
wreck Friday night came near be-
ing much more serious. As 1t was,
most Of the party were peacefully
asleep before 2 o'clock and when the
grinding jar and jolt came at 2;1O
people in the Pullmans were not
frightened and some slept through it
all.
81 knew as soon as I heard the
the Jolt OF the wheels on the ties, ,"
tells Frank A. White, what we were
up against. Conductor Tom Hug
gins and the two train porters and
we're in the baggage. grabbed a
post, but when the car tipped over
1 thought 1t was over. Then the car
stopped and we began to find a way
to get out The doors were wedged
tight, so wo took the wrecking axe,
chopped a hole through the side door
and dropped through to the ground,
We were out In mighty short order. I
hurried back then to tell the people
in the Pullmans that the danger was
all over, and that no one was hurt"
Prompt Work by Crew.
Before passengers from the rear
Pullmans had learned the real situa-
ton the train crew had begun work.
A man was dispatched back to Good
night, mile and half, to wire for
help. The engine which had stuck
to the rails was unframed and de-
tached ready for use,
The tender, which had caused the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-31

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Potter County Texas.
Greeting.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-31
STATE OF TEXAS,

TO Tile SHERIFF OR ANY con-
STABELE OF Potter County,
Greeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29

turned home from the Sweet Erlar
.In 81. for the Christmas
Tie Misses Lacy Of Blacksb'irs,
spent this week With their family.
Miss Jessie McEnery ls at home for
the Nsek.
Miss Ruth smithson, Of crewe. was
the guest Of Mrs. w. a. Land on Tues
Mrs. smithson, Mrs Riton and Miss
Louise Budd spent Friday in Norfolk.
Mrs. Howard Robertson spent Mon.
day. In Petersburg shopping.
Mr.. Craw1ey Jones. Of Norfolk, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. r. Epes, this week.
Misses Agnes and Maxey Epes. who
have been off teaching school, spent
the week with their family.
Mr.. Richard Thornton is at home
Special services were held in the
Episcopal Church on Christmas Day.
Tho music WAS very attractive and
beautiful, and especially the solo by
Miss Annie Scay.
The write-up on Blackstone by your
STAFF Correspondent Woodson, has been
very much compllmented and apprc-
.clated especially by the Sweet, good
women" OF the Eastern Star, and some
declare should he ever come again they
vii make him an honorary member.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crinkley, OF
Macon, N. c.. are here to spend the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Epes. teh parents of Miss Crinkley.
Mrs. w. a. Land entertained on Sat-
urday. covers were laid for about fif-
tpen 4oFtr4#ati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Buckingham Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

BUCKINGHAM, VA. December 2s.-A
local company in 1.-THE Loan OF a Lover
met with the approval OF a. crowded house
at the courthouse last night. A number OF
tanleauX preceded the real entertainment.
and Mr., =. B. Glover. a 24o-pound heavy
weight, carried off the honors as tho "Mel-
Inns Food Baby" Misses Alice Spencer and
Fannie Fitzgerald, and Messrs. II. Blankin-
ship. Tom Hall. Jr., Peyton Moss and Dick
Gligg received many congratulations on the
manner in which they carried out their
partsSin the play.
Mr.. Lewis 3. Pease. OF Boston. is spend
lng the holidays with his family. who oc-
cupy the Presbyterian parsonage. Mr.. Mill
man Pease Is home from the v, P. !.
. Nlessrs Hugh Moss. of Richmond. and
Jack Moss, of the " p. T., spent the holI-
days at home with their parents.
Joe Zones, with Quinn Marshall Company,
of Lynchburg. spent the week with friends
q. the courthouse.
Mrs; Walter Garnett Of Earmvllle, is in
mother. Mrs. c.. A. Spencer.
Mr.. Charley Moseley, Of Richmond, is at
Leon Grlgg, with the American Tobacco
Company, Richmond is with the home
Miss Anna irvine was home for a few
days last week.
Mr. W., Ellis and Miss Minnie Ellis
are in Birmingham and others points for i
Mr.. 81. T. Moss. formerly deputy clerk
of Bucktngham county. has accented a posi-
ton with Drewry, Hughes Company. of
Richmond, and after spending the week at
home, returns to work Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Norfolk Social News

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
bMinhp0LS xA Rsee hnaav Mar
rlages and two or three events d gen,
set Of Norfolk durIhg. The :, 1 as. {; e
feature Of the week was the iirst dance
Of q series to be given by the Norfolk
old Point S,erman CLUB; gi,yen, Monday
Of sTidewater virginia, with number
of oYt-of- town guests present as guests
Horo S1 Carried o sps''a arse pa r0
Mrs. Arthur stahsblry and Mrs. Car
was hf bes safo9 &. na or the os
s i e'sIesk. Ms js Sc AtasSs e e
5re 81 Norfolk pu led a ,he dancing
Among those pre,s,e,ntt. were e, Misses
Lncrece Goodwin. fIonoria Mitchell.
IN. dMenllliam Morgan. Mary Netting Y,
ainla aorSo nayEiG Louise ae Tay n' stadE F
Bnlthis,. Guile serpell. Mary Lou Cooke.
Aiie : ga. Jean Cooke, Frances co9pss
Wiiiets. Ethel Reynolds. Hattie Page.
min. cornelia McBlair, Arnold Wake.
Hunter, Rosa Perkins. Miss Eeff, Mrs.
Laird and Mrs. Renbcrg; Messrs. Will
lie Dickson, John b.. Taylor, Garnett
Wals S1n M M,ssel ars M.a% ae esw
blair s Henry Walnwright, Tyler
Randolph copke. Minton Talbot, Dick
I noeie. NJ VI. Ksyn9elds, Mr: Stewart,
Ross, 81 ralia a e Dr kelIa enshf DR.
Hunter and DR.. Kari osterhaus; Lieu-
tenants Abernathy and Richardson, U.
Paymaster Neil. Dr., Ledbetter. u. S. N;
R l: Campbell, U. s NJ: Lieutenants
o SATURDAY night Fl OF Of II las, week Miss
Millie Gait held reception at her
home on Freemason Street. in honor Of
Ter ter M nese om Miss Elzeee t fat sNaugh
sides the Misses Gait. who received,
those assisting in serving were Mrs.
"; =. Gait. Miss Emily Christian. Of
Mary Mary Me cares Gait t.'s eo SUSIE ana
z Amo ah ,hoSs nrssent Mr. and
Smith, Misses Marion Simmons, vir.
GINA Gray Gray. Madge p7lr,u.,m'n,ond, Ara
Delld JeSSle WlleltS. BESSIE
lDey, Margaret Pannill. Louise Taylor
Lucy Qulmby. Kate Cooke. Loulie
Johnston, Lacey Withers. of Kansas
ton: Alice Old. Mary Kirby Nash, Bes-
sic Doyle, Leila Hobson, Margaret Van
Patten, lone Carney. Julia Walton
Ida Martin, Lutte Myers, Josephine
ardson, Bessie Payne. Barbara station
Emma and Helen Traut: Messrs. w
~: Dey Jr.Y George. end Eugene Paine
Frank Hitch, John Doyle, William
Law, Calvin Blackwell. Lieutenant
siIlv e Gait James Redman e Nash g psis
Holt Page. Willie Dickson. Grover
Sykes. Henry Ward, Ralph Jones, Lane
Kelly, Joe Eidgood, Conrad Hutchin-
haus, DR.. Clifford Hugh Caperton
John Stribling. Ludwell Baldwin. Ham
mond Johnson. Bob Crowder. Mr.. WAL
derman, Walter Pritchard. Kamp Saw
| age, Dick Sanderson, Ernest Hetrick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Howardsville Social News.

HOWARDSVILLE, VA, December 70.
The deer hunters Of Howardsville
have broken the record this season,
having killed five deer In four days.
DR.. Sam Glover. who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, has recovered
and Is able to resume his practice.
Mr.. Christian, OF Richmond, who has
accepted a call by the Presbyterians
to Howardsville Church for the winter,
had services here for the first time
last Sunday and was very much liked.
Mrs. T. NJ. Logan and Miss Ellen Ro-
gers, of "Algoma." lefta few days ago
for New York to spend the winter.
Mr.. Will Anderson. of Woodstock, is
the guest of his sister. Mrs. Charles
McCul1och, at "Dornoch."
AIessrs. Alfred Brady, Of Wheeling.
and Hugh Brady, Of Plttsburg. are
spending the holidays with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brady, at
"Beechwood."
Mr.. Walker Gilmer. Of Philadelphia.
is at home on short visit.
Miss Mary Scott Is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Charles A. Joubert, in Am
herst.
Mrs. Jane Blair left this week for
Richmond.
Miss Edmonia P. Gilmer returned to
Washington yesterday, after staying
several weeks With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Gilmer.
Mr.. Travis Alexander. OF Warren, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. William Tolllt
in New York.
Miss Katie Scott. who Is attending
the Farmville Normal School. came
homo last week to spend Christmas.
Messrs. Rolf Turner and Boiling JET
ferson. of Buckingham. left Thursday
for Lynchbhrg.
Mrs. Anna Wheelen, OF Norwood, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. II. J.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hancock Blake
Of simeon, are the guests of Mrs
Blake's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ramsey.
Mr.. Harry Turner, of Buckingham
was In town to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29

done credit to any concert stage In
America or Europe. Professor Sidney
Wrightson, of Washington. D. c.. sang
several times. His voice is rich, mel
low baritone OF wonderful range and
power. and his control of 1t is perfect
Professor Wrightson is head of the
Conservatory of Mus1cT at Washington
Jamestown Exposition. Madame Won
Grau, OF Berlin. Germany. played sew
eral selections In a brilliant and mas
terful way. She Is a musician OF note
in this country and abroad. Mr.. Coles
Is noted artist In his line. having
played for long time with Booth and
Barrett, and his rendition of varied
program of recitations. ranging from,
the pathetic to the side-splitting hoy
Stood on the Burning Deck" was most
artistic and enjoyable. Miss Reigel was
the accompanist, and added greatly to
the pleasure of the evening by her
charming accomplishments. After the
musical program the guests adjourned
to the dintng-roon, where a feast met
the eye. The table was decorated with
a miniature Christmas tree and snow
banks running the length of the table,
over which were scattered white flow
ers and ferns. A delightful repast
was served, and the far-famed Cas-
It was the wee small hours before the
guests departed, feeling that Mr.. and
Mrs. Boocock had added leaf to the
pleasant memories Of every guest there.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
gruder, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Norris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Money, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernly Money, Mr.. Taylor. Mr. Sam
Caves, Mr.. and Miss Everett, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sawyer. DR.. and Mrs. Thur
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Mayhoff, Mr..
Grundy, Professor Wrightson, Madame
Won Grau. Mr.. Caller. Miss Reigel, Mrs.
Calver and Mr.. and Mrs. Boocock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff and
Master Monroe Won Mayhoff and Mr..
Grundy are guests for Christmas week
at "Castalia.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Boocock entertained on
Friday, from to 6, in honor Of Mr..
Julian Morris, NJ. F. H.. of the Kes-
wick Hunt, and Mrs. Norris.
Mrs. Joslin Is visiting her son and
daughter in their charming home.
"Cloverhills."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Bedford City Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
BEDFORD CITY, December

Thursday afternoon handsome
Christmas tree, previously arranged,
was brilliantly lighted for the Sunday
school of the Presbyterian Church.
Appropriate exercises of music. an adj
dress by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Gray,
and the distribution OF fruits and con-
dictionaries, all conspired to render
the occasion very enjoyable.
Thursday evening the celebration Of
the Episcopal Sunday-schoo took
place. The rector, Rev. Mr.. Tucker, en-
tered the church by the front door.
followed by his vested boy choir and
the teachers and scholars of the school
singing the professional. Onward
Christian Soldiers" Miss Sadie Tucker
presiding at the organ. There We're
bright carols, an address by the rector
on old-time Christmas celebrations as
compared with modern day elaborate
ness Of the observance Of the season.
AT the conclusion Of the religious SER
vice the school and all the congrega-
ton We're invited to the parish room,
where merry time was spent and re-
freshments served to all.
The boy Choir" at the suggestion
OF their leader. Miss Sadie Tucker,
made Christmas offerings In the way
of fruit, confectionaries. toys, books
and other articles, which were dis
in every home there might be good
cheer and happy hearts. a large por.
ton of these bounties We're carried
on Christmas Eve to the county poor
house. about three miles distant, and
distributed to the inmates.
A splendid doll lin elegant attire was
presented Mary Sue PEBBLES, the daugh-
ter of Mrs. II. NJ. PEBBLES. recently tried
at this court for tho murder OF her
husband, this little girl only eleven
years OF age, being an important wit
ness for the Commonwealth, But her
delight In receiving the beautiful doll
and other presents was as genuine as
child's should be, with no suggestion
she so recently passed. She Is a re-
marlsably intelligent and interestina
child, Her little brother, about three
years old. also received numerous toys
and presents, and ENlSs very happy. g o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Lawrenceville Social News.
Especial to The Times Dlspal

9 [Special to The TImes- Dlspatch,
5 LAWRENCEYILLE, VA. December 2s.--
Miss Eatele Mallory e visiting her uncle,
Miss Frances Wolfe ls Visiting friends In
Richmond, 5.3 s
and mother, Mr., and Mrs. Morrisett. of
Richmond 49, rs Il
Miss Elizabeth Mallory Cha1nbllss Is vis-
flting In Concord, Go.
Mr.. william II, Hill gleft on Monday eyen-
ing for Richmond. where he viii Join his
wife, and they wi extend their visit to
iCulpeper,s Va. s3s On
Miss Nancy Powell u spending the Christ.
mas vacation with. her parents "a at their
home, Woodview. We H sSi 4;
at Lacrosse and Hraoey. We. 81
Mr., y, II, II lcks, NJ, has returned from
lsbraska. where he II has heen for some
lgWeeks on business n Az sSsis
Miss LiisaDeth Delaney Is spending III teN
days at her. home YIN Rrist oil, Va, s5 ~ M
MI. Herbert Cgei ghtonl SlwhQ n IN siussSn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Tournament in Charlotte.
Especial to The Times p,sDateh.l

EUREKA MILLS. VA. December 2s.
Christmas Day was celebrated at
Darlington Heights by about twenty
gallant knights participating IN a
a success. The day was ideal and the
riding good. Marshal Thacksron bore
off the first prize. taking twenty one
rings, and crowned Miss Jaudblatt
queen. The second honor was won by.
Leroy Dunnavant, who crowned Miss
Clara D eFord, first maid of honor. Irving
Shorter took third honor, and crown
ed Miss Eva Anderson second maid Of
honor. Daton Dillon secured fourth
third maid of honor.
Rev. J. Henry Terry charged the
knights and delivered the coronation
address. The coronation ball was
danced at the residence of Mr.. Theo-
dore Carter. The music was fur.
nished by Hamlett & Payne's String
Band A bountiful supper was served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Sheppards Social News.

Especial to The Times d spatch.1
SfIEPPARDS, VA, December 28,-Nrr.
Maben Jones, who is In business with
his brother, in North Carolina, is az
home.
Messrs. Frank Johns and Grigg Ell
can, of Hampden-Sidney College, are
spending their Christmas holidays at
home.
MI. Sam Hannah of West Virginia, a
student Of Hampden- Sidney College, is
spending his vacation with his uncle,
Mr. M. G. Elcan.
Misses Louise Jones. Sarah Johns,
Page Morris, Graham Trent and Lucy
Eican. all Of the State Normal School,
are enjoying themselves at home again.
"a Miss Solva Watson, OF Nottaway
county. Is Visiting her friend. Miss
MI. Ernest Bowling Hooper, of shep-
pards, is visiting his relatives In Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Morris are visit
ing their home people. Mr.. Lewis
Jones, of New Store. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horner, of North Car
Eolina, are visiting their parents. at
Miss Jamie crute and Miss Hattie
iCrute, who have been.off teaching for
mas with their home folks.
Mr.. While Crute. OF Lynchhurg, Is
visiting his home at CurdsNille,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Skinquarter Social News.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
SKINQuARTER. VA, December 2s.-
Mr. g. X. White, of Richmond, Va,
spent Saturday hunting with friends
at this place. 80 = Z
Miss Annie McGruder Phaup has re-
turned home from Richmond, Va.
Miss Genevievee Rudd is spending
Chris tmas with her sister, Mrs Bag
well. of Hamlet, N. G.
Miss II. a. Wilkinson, of Richmond,
Va, Is visiting relatives near this
place. -
Miss Hester Bass visited friends near
Winterpock Wednesday,, and attended
the Christmas exercises at Bethia
Church the following evening.
Miss Mary Abrahams, of Powhatan
Institute. has returned home to spend
the holidays.
Mr., Richard Woodfin visited friends
near Winterpock Wednesday, evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kelley spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. B, Cheatham, of Winterpock,
Va.
Mr.. ANGEL Bass, of Roanoke. Va, lis
spending Christmas in his fathers
home near here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Keswick Social News.
1Tspecial to The Tim es- Dlspatch.l

'eE Special to the Tlmes'Dlspotch.l
KESWICK, VA, December 2S.--
"Castalia" for years has been the Mecca
on Christmas night for the friends Of
MI. and Mrs. Murray Boocock. The
past years register delightful Christi
mas gatherings. but 1t took 1907 to
carry off the palm Of all previous
years for delightful evening. The
guests were mot In the spacious hall
BY tho genial host, and hostess. Here
on IA table undcr the mistletoe was a
big bowl OF what Thomas Nelson Page,
in one OF his charming stories, calls
"yallow grayey." Soon health ana
happiness was pledged In the foamlng
eggnogg. Then the guests descended
to the servants hall to wish the old
retainers a merry Christmas and hear
some old plantation songs sun 6, as only
the colored race know how to sing
them, 5,.S
After a short while the guests were
Invited to the drawing-rooms. where
chairs had been placed. Then came the
surprise OF the, evening, for among
Mrs. Bpocooks guests she had stars
.of the first ma gnltude. and q pros
gram was rendered which would have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
a, Richmond College. is spending vacation

a, Richmond College. is spending vacation
with relatives In Lawrencevllle.
Mr.. Charles Turnbull Is visiting his
father. AIR. Robert Turnbull. OF South Main
Street.
Miss Caroline Bayley is visiting her friend,
Miss f:ula B. Clarke. of Gainesville, Fla.
Miss Fannie and Nellie Thomas daugh-
ters OF Sir. Robert Thomas. of Alexandria.
Va. formerly of Lawrenceville. are visiting
relatives In this town.
Miss Addie Dortch visited her sister, Miss
Alice, of South Hill. this week.
Mr. T. Reuben Owen is visiting his mother
in Franklin. Va
Mr. Monroe Heartwell went to South Hill
on Tuesday to accompany home his wife,
who has been visiting her sister there for a
few weeks.
Miss Myra PEBBLES. who Is attending school
at R., NJ. l.. Danville. Va, is visiting her
pot ents on Windsor Avenue.
Miss Jane Hardy. OF Mecklenburg, is vis-
ting Miss Lucy Meredith.
Mr.. Jesse Clarke, OF Gainesville, Fla Is
spending a few days at the home OF his
brother. Mr.. Regain Clarke. OF South Main
Street.
Mr.. Clarence Rawlings. of Greensboro.
n. e.. is visiting his father, Mr.. James
Rawlings.