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Keswick Social News.
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KEs Seit'I % va June is1Tall
Oaks" the lovely home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rankin, was the scene Of merry
gathering on Saturday afternoon, when
Mrs. Rankin entertained the Bridge
Club. The game was greatly enjoyed
by all present, and at its close. Miss
Richards was found to hold the high
est score, and was awarded the club
prize. while Mrs. Shields carried off
the visitors prize. After the game, de-
licious refreshments Were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
gruder. Miss Ingersoll, Mrs. Carridine,
Mr.. and Miss Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghton. Misses Randolph, Mrs. and
Miss Richards, Mrs. Shields, Mr.. OAR
den. DR.. and Mrs. Thurman, Mrs. Chas.
Dickinson. Miss Kent, Misses Rankin.
Mrs. Bloome. Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin
The dance on Tuesday night at the
clubhouse was marked success. Quite
a large crowd was out from Charlottes-
VILE. and with the club members and
visitors there was a goodly number Of
dances. Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Rankin and
Mrs. Thurman were the chaperons for
the evening. The music was splendid.
being furnished by Iontcastles Or
chestra, OF Charlottesville. Several
pretty german figures were led by Mr..
Albert Boiling. At 12 O'Clock refresh
ments We're served. and the dancing
continued afterwards.
Some OF those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Magruder. Mrs. Arrott Misses
Arrott, Misses Anthoney, Mr.. and Mrs.
White. Mr.. Arthur White. Jr., Miss
Tarrish, Miss Miles. Miss Booker, Miss
Hankle, Miss White, Miss Nelson.
Miss BROOKE Nelson, Miss Walker. MI.
and Mrs. Randolph, Misses Randolph.
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Shields. Mrs. Ran
kin, Misses Rankin. Mrs. Bloome, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris, DR.. and Mrs. Sim
claire, DR.. and Mrs.. Thurman. Mrs.
Bowcock. Mrs. Murray Boocock. Mr..
and Mrs. Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. Money.
Mr.. NIapp Mr.. Plnner, Mr.. Johnson.
Mr. Albert Bot::ng, Mr.. Bartlett Boil
ing Mr.. Gather. Mr. Engle. Mr., Robert
Jackson, Mr.. Harry jackson, Mr.. Zim-
mer, Mr.. Slosson, Mr., Hankle Mr.. Carl
Walker, Mr.. Woods, MI. satterheld.
Mrs, Bloome, Miss Pugh, Miss Richards.
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have returned home from Hillins.
where they have been attended school.
Mrs. f. L. Jordan and children, of
this place. left a few days ago for
Bristol, Tenn, to spend, some time
visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. u. Hill has returned from an
extended trip North.
Mr.. r. Daniel Davis. of Baltimore,
visited his brothers, Messrs. +. jack
son and S. "A. Davis, here this week.
Professor Otis NJ. Clarke, who has
been teaching in Richmond, spent a
few days here this week.
Mr.. Price. OF Charlotte county, ac-
companied by his daughter. who have
been visiting the home of Mrs. Mary
III. Jeffress. have returned home.
Mrs. S. w. Kent OF Ingram, Va.
left few days ago for Richmond. She
goes to st. Luke's Hospital for treat
ment. and 1t is thought an operation
will be necessary.
Mrs. Charles Chandler, of Newport
News. and Mrs. Charles Dickens. of
Greenvllle, N. c., are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Motley,
near this place.
There We're Children's Day exercises
held in the Baptist Church, on last
Sunday evening" The children all did
we'll, which was a credit to their
trainers, as we'll as themselves.
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Death OF Mrs. Mary G. Epling,

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RADFORD. VA, June 13.-Mrs. Mary
g. Epling. whose death occurred sum
day. after an extended illness, was
buried Tuesday afternoon at tne t1 sls,
Radford Cemetery. beside her husband
Mr. Wash Epling, who died eleven
Mrs. ESpling was Miss Mary Hoffman.
of Giles, and was fifty-seyen years
old. She had been III with tuperculo,S
to her bed for three months past. At
her bedside when death came We're her
five children Mrs j. w. Rawles. of
Norfolk, with her husband Rev. Mr..
Rawles. Mrs. Robert Robinson. of East
Radford with Mr.. Robinson:5 Misses
Maggie and Julia Epling and Mr. James
Epling, OF East Radford Mrs. Eplings
is survived by her sister, Mrs. @. W.
Lowe, OF Pembroke, and a brother, Mr..
John R. Hoffman, of Kansas.
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Note. From Montpelier.

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MONTPELIER, VA, June l3.--Work
las been commenced on the Nurses
Home. about four miles from here on
the road leading to Beaver Dam Sta
ton. 1t will be pushed towards com
pletion as rapidly as possible. Tho
building is near Oakland" the home
of DR.. Thomas Nelson Pages mother.
The wheat crop is looking we'll. and
will be ready for the harvest In u
Week or ten days. Corn is rather
small for tho season.
Little Tonmie Smith, son of a farnl-t
er living near here, was badly Injured
Saturday by being thrown from a mule
against d barbed wire fence, which
cut several arteries. a physician HIST
to be called in to tie the arteries ekA
attend toethe other wounds.
Mr.. Joseph. Duggins. who WIZ e
patient at tie Memorial Hospital some
time ago. Is at his home near here.
and is still confined to his bed.
The plasterers and sbrickmasons are
at work Oh the handsome new house
of Mr.. Johu~Aloody, Sr., OF Moody, Va.
and it win soon be completed
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are. visiting friends and relatives in
Belhaven tfiis week.
MISS Ella Lee Chhuncey Is visiting
friends In Roanoke Rapids.
Wilmington Social News.
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WILMINGTON. N. c., June iS.--.rhc
chief social event OF the week wac
the annual commencement exercises of
the Nurses School at the James
Walker Memorial Hospital. Society
folks OF Wilmington take great In
terest in this institution, and. the com
tnencelnert exercises are always made
big social affair. The Invocation was
pronounced by Rev. a. w. Seabrcase,
and was followed by two splendid adj
dresses, delivered by Or. w. j. M.
Bellamy and Colonel A. M. WaddelI.
The presentation OF diplomas and the
class pins was made by Captain Wal
ter G. MacRae, president Of the hos
pital board, and the bencdiction was
pronounced by Rev. T.. a. Smsot. pas
tor OF Grace Methodist Church. Fol
lowing the exercises came delightful
reception, given under the auspices Of
he Hospital Circle OF the Kings
Daughters.
Two interesting weddings occurred
during the week, each being celebrated
on Thursday evening. Miss Mabel Alex
andcr, Of Topsaii Sound and Mr..
Thomas e. Hayes, OF Rocky Mount
N. e., were married at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. King, No. SIS Orange
Street. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. A. d. Mcclure, y. D.. pastor
OF ST. Andrews Presbyterian Church
There were no bridal attendants. but
among the out-of-the-cit folks pres
ent were Mr.. $. G. Hayes. of Charles
ton, s. c., and Mr.. G. C. Hayes, Of
Raleigh.
The other wedding was that OF Mrs.
Lillian Duffy, daughter of Mrs. Mary
J. Fowler. Of Masonboro Sound, and
Mr.. Robert w. Montgomery. a popular
young Wllmingtonan The wedding
was celebrated at the parsonage Of
Trinity Methodist Church, the care.
mony being performed by the pastor,
Rev. W. l.. Rexford.
A number OF young society folks
well presented Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch" at the Academy last
night, being benefit performance for
the Wilmington League baseball
team.
Mrs. p. B. Manning returned this
week from delightful visit TO hes
sister Mrs. Charles e. Borden, in Rich
mond, and Mrs. n NJ. Culbrcth re-
turned from visit TO Petersburg. Va
Miss Fannie jenkins. OF Norfolk, is
the popular guest of Miss Jane Iredell
Green, at the Green home, on South
Second street.
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King George Social News.

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KING GEORGE. VA, June 13.--Rev.
r. G.. James, on his return from dis
trict conference at 1rvington. filled his
appointment at Colonial Beach, where
he had been preaching each month. and
organized Methodist Church with
twenty members. number of others
will unite with this church in the near
future. Mr.. James has taken this work
In addition to his other five churches
in King George Circuit, and with his
whole heart he has entered into the
work. He Is winning the love and
high regards of all who come into
contact with him. and success will
doubtless crown his efforts IN this, his
first year in King George.
Mrs. Rose f. Hunter, of Washington,
who has been visiting relatives here.
has returned home.
DR.. Algernon Sydney Garrett, who
graduated at the George Washington
University Washington, D. c., last
week, is spending a couple of weeks
with his parents. Hon. and Mrs. H. T.
Garrett, at Spy Fill.
Mrs. r. S. Bowie, of Washington, is
guest OF her relatives, the Hunters,
at the courthouse.
Miss Carrie Caruthers has returned
from the Farmville Normal, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Rosback,
from near Richmond.
Mr.. Minor Baker, who has been a
student at the v. p. l., has returned
home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. Paul Tall graduated from coll
slege in Philadelphia this week, and
will return home for the summer.
Mrs. Allen Smith, of Cumming, and
Miss Minnie Smith are attending the
final exercises at Hannah Moore Acad-
envy, near Baltimore, Nd.
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Floyd Social News.
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FLOYD, VA, June 13.-Mrs. DIR. s.
G. Jet, OF Winston Salem. n. c.. and
Mrs. Fred S. Hoback. of Roanoke, are
visiting their parents, Judge and Mrs.
w. l.. Howard.
Walter L. Howard. Jr.. who has been
attending William and Mary College,
is at home for the vacation.
Rev. c. r. Melton and family have
returned to the village after two
weeks visit to relatives In Carroll
county.
Mrs. E. o. Phlegar. of Buckley. w.
Va. who has been visiting her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Hogan. returned to
her home Friday.
Rev. II. S. Johnston. formerly OF this
circuit. but now of Russell county,
with his family, are visiting friends
and relatives in the town and county.
Misses May Day and Elizabeth
Hall, of New York. are visiting their
grandfather. Rev. j. *. Harris. and
vii spend the summer here.
Mrs. 1. D. B. Hairless and children
OF Christiansburg. who have been
and Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd. returned to her
home las; Sunday.
Rev. j, b. Perry and family are at
Glade Springs visiting friends and rel
atives.
DIR. c. w. Thomas and Walter Vest.
of Simpson, We're in the village We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. p. T. Howell returned home
last Monday from visit to friends
and relatives in Tazcweil county.
Rev. T.. l.. Lane, of Christiansburg,
is conducting series of meetings at
the Presbyterian Church.
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Charlotte Social News
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CHARLOTTE, N. q, June 13.--'rhel
social event OF the week was the mar
rlage Thursday evening Of Miss Black
wood Dickson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r.. Dickson, to Mr.. Jerelniahi
Golf. which occurred at the Dickson
home, No. 10 West Seventh street, at
1880 O'Clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Harris Mallinckrodt,
rector Of st. Peters Episcopal Church.
Miss Lucy Oates was maid of ,honor.
and Mr. Henry c. Clark. best man. roll
lowing the ceremony brilliant rccep.
ton was rendered the bridal party.
The bride is one Of Charlotte's falrest
and most popular daughters. ana the
groom. who Is manager OF the Char
lotte Supply Company, one OF It's inCst
prominent business men.
An enjoyable event Of the current
wees. was the farewell party rendered
Miss Mary Johnston by Mrs. Wakter
w. Watt, Wednesday evening at her
home on East Ninth Avenue. Miss
Johnston sails on the goth for an Eu-
ropean trip. The game OF hearts was
played, delicious refreshments were
served, and miniature SUIT cases bear
Ing the labels Of foreign hotels were
the favors. Miss Hannah Goddard. OF
Washington. was the fortunate winner
OF tho first prize. lovely ivory fan;
Miss Estelle Iargrave captured the
second, a silver purse, and BOX Of
candy; the consolation. fell to The lot
OF Miss susie Cowles
Mrs. c. VI Palmer and children have
returned to the city from a visit to
friends lii Richmond, Va.
The Charlotte friends OF Mrs. Otis
Is. Asbury OF Richmond. Va, have
learned with pleasure that she will
come to this city In the near future to
be the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Miller. at their home on
Elizabeth Heights.
Mrs. r. w. Vincent and daughters.
Miss Ruth and Miriam, left Thursday
morning for st. Louis. where they viii
spend the summer with Mrs. Vincen,s
mother. Mr. Vincent accompanied
them as far as Asheville.
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WEEK AT THE MECKLENBURG

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THE MECKLENBURG, CHASE CITY,
VA, June 1S.-June guests are coming
in large numbers, many to remain
through the month, and among them
old friends are numerous; the summer
season is ever popular one at the
Mecklenburg, and from now on the
crowd will daily increase. Much In
terest centres aroun-. the opening OF
the pavilion. when the regular even
Ing uances will take place, thereby
adding a delightful new attraction.
The dance on saturday evening was
a pleasant informal affair and thor
oughly enjoyed by a number OF the
guests, including Misses Anita Penn.
Mary B. Burwell, Isabel Norvell, Lucille
Paxton, Mrs. c, NJ. Heublin, "A. j..
Cooke, w 2. Whitaker. f. 4. Penn.
Etheredge. Miss Wright. and .essrs.
E. S. Kitson, H. r. Cooley, j. Y. Yoke
ley, H. r.. Miller, e. ". Daniel, Gilmore,
Smith, G. NJ. Heublin.
Sunday evening there was delight
full concert, Mr.. A. Lundequ,s. render
ing an exquisite selection on the violin.
while the cello solo by Mr.. A. r.
Charlton. was n musical gem. Rev.
M. A. Barber and Mr.. i. alter TurnbulI
also sang solos with much beauty and
expression. Other guests singing were
Misses Anita Penn, Schoolfield, Mrs.
G. M Heublin. Mrs. A. j. Cooke, Mrs.
W. P. Whitaker, Mrs. A. s. Pendleton.
Messrs. w. D. Paxton and Z. S. Kitson.
-ur. Henry Herman. w. p. Lacy and
DR.. II. +. Gaines, of South Boston. arc
spending the week here.
Recent guests from Norfolk are Mrs.
M. Etheredge. Robert Eyslop EtheredEe
and r. B. Wright.
Mrs. A. S. Pendle, an attractive ma
tron from Henderson, came this week,
Joining her husband. VINO has been here
for the past week.
Mrs. v. G. Claiborne, of Lawrence.
vile. Va. IS spending some time here.
Week-enders included T. w. Dom
nelly. New York; c. NJ. Heubln, Rich
mond; Fl. Y. Daniels Norfolk; Samuel
Mcdonald. Louisville: j. L. Topleman
and r. III. Ferrell, Oxford.
Mrs. Charles -. Davis and her sis
ter, Miss NJ. S. Nicholson, of Washing
ton, D. c., arrived this week.
Mr.. w. N. Boyd, OF Warrenton, NJ
e, arrived this week, and will remain
for an indefinite period.
Mr.. John A. Oates, manager of the
temperance campaign of North Caro-
lima, is spending the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latta, of Chapel Hill.
are recent guests.
DR.. U. r. Farrar, North Carolina: Dr.
Y. =. Turner, Raleigh. and II. T.. -.
Gaines. of South Boston. are guests
of this week.
Mr.. @. l.. Smith, of Danville, Va. is
spending some time here.
The register shows increasing daily
arrivals. with guests from the North,
East, South and West. some Of whom
are A. G. Weyburn, r. B. Martin. II.
5, Manson, Richmond; III. Ford, Akron,
O.; w. B.. Pevton, Philadelphia; P. w.
Brlstow, Raleigh;J. r. Boswell, H. M
Shepherd. Va; N B. Hales. North Car
DINA; 7. Fl. Alfred, Selma; c. John
Winston. Youngsvllle; a. S, Lacy,
Greensboro. Ky; r. B. Facke, Ralti-
more; II. G. Smith, Virginia; w. r..
Clayton; North Carolina; w, H. Dnlard,
Lynohhurg. Va; G. "A. Coggleshall. OK
ford, N. c.; G. P. Harper, Selma N. c.;
ford, N, c.; G. p. Harper Selma; N. q.
w. Richardson, Hampton; G. r, Thorn
ton, Jr.. Lynchburg, Va.
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Musicale mt South Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. June 1s.-With
an Overlooking and apprecative au-
dience, a delightful musicale was rem
GREEN'S music class at the Temple
Theatre on Tuesday evening, whlcn
marked the closing exercises of her
school, The entire program was rem
dered in faultless manner, which dis
played excellent talent and thorough
training.
AS the curtain rose upon the first
act, a picture bewitchingly beautiful,
.bedecked ii evening costumes with a
number Of young men on little ped
estas of their own, forming a back
ground greeted the eye. and "a Morn
Ing inyitasion snng IN ehorus pro-
instrumental duet. THE Little Fairy
Waltz" vas rendered by little Miss
Louise Anderson, who is only six years
old and teacher Other numbers We're;
Sawyer; instrumental solo, Fairy Car
nival Polka" Miss Annie Faulkner: in.
Msges Haa aae E a mSqa ara Nn
wood; instrumental duet, MARTHA
Miss Marie Childress and teacher:
$"sunflower Waltz" Miss Mayfleid
Sawyer; "o'er Hill and Dale" Misses
Mary Nelson and Ruby Estes; loves
Longing Miss Marguerite Lee; Joyous
Return" Misses Louise Estes and LUCILLE
PoindeXter; s""spatch and Datch," Misses
Wade ana Jennie Norwood; "NIidsum-
.mer Nights Dream" Miss Maud Mo
bane; Vocal solo, selected, Miss Bessie
Chandler: Chant Du Berger Miss
Mary Wills; "Qui Vlve Galop.' Misses
Neal: With Mirth and Song" Miss
Annie Walters; Ely Away, Birdie"
soprano and alto vocal duet. by Mrs,
Rebecca Howard and Mrs, William II.
Faulkner; "AWakening OF the Lion"
Miss Dora T,urm. "la Reladine' Misses
Ruth Penic!l and Florence Easley; I'll
lTrovatore.ns Miss Eva Lovelace; "In-
vitation to.5the Dance" Misses VIM
bush and Chandler.
with tableau scene from the operetta.
'lowerland.,1 the stage settings being
eXcept lonAlly pretty Miss Annie
Chandler was crowned 8pu cen.
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Ridge Summit, Pa, where she has
taken cottage for the summer. Mrs.
Mary Triplett Patteson will also spend
some time at Blue Ridge Summit this
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, Of East
Orange. N. j.. has been visiting Miss
Sarah Hamilton during the past week.
Mrs. Charles T. Lassiter has returned
from Richmond.
Mrs. Aston Hamilton Is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton at
their home in this city.
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Warrenton Social News.

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WARRENTON. VA, June 13.-Major
and Mrs r. A. Mcintyre and the Misses
Mcintyre have moved to town, and
are occupying the Turner home on
Main street, extended.
Mrs. and Miss Knobock, OF Balti-
more. have taken rooms with Miss
Chamberlain for the summer.
Mrs. L. A. Warder and Miss Fugett,
OF New York, are at Captain Carter's.
Miss Rebekah Childs. OF Massachu-
cett and late of the Fauquier Female
Institute, Is enjoying a brief stay at
the home OF Mrs. II. NJ. Green.
Miss Hastings. of New York. is stop
ping with Mrs. Day. on Culpeper street,
preparatory to taking possession Of the
Labouisse home for the summer.
Miss Thomas, of Wytheville. and Miss
Christian. of Chase City, returned home
with Miss Ethel sudduth. from Wo-
mans College, Richmond. Va. and will
remain until the middle of the month.
Mrs. II. d. Pollard is the guest OF
Mrs. j. B. Britton.
Mrs. Ledbetter, who stops here regu-
larry every summer, is again at the
Misses Hamilton's.
Miss Mickle. Of New York, Is the
guest OF Mrs. M. NJ. Green.
:.
known here as Miss Janet Johnson. is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. E. r. W.
Barker.
Miss Lula Markell formerly OF this
place. but now of Washington. is visit
ing friends here. and Will remain fol
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Garner are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. Samuel Arun.
dale. IN charlottesville.
Mrs. +. w. Glib and family have
taken possession of Neptune Lodge,
where they will remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Stein, recently OF
this place, are now here. preparatory
to locating in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Saunders. OF
Front Royal. are visiting the Misses
Saunders on Waterloo Street.
Colonel Thomas Smith spent the
week In Richmond on business.
Colonel Grenville Gaines. George
Latham Fletcher and r. A. Mcintyre
took in the State convention this week
at Roanoke, to which place they were
delegates.
Miss Flossie Willis is visiting rela-
tives in Remington.
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Notes From, Caprop.
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4, GSAPRON; VA June 13--The, High
ton, work being done by Contractor
Hnrgrove. OF Newsoms, VA THIS
school Will have four large rooms and
two halls, Some OF the schools neer
children brought here In "kid carts.
Herewith be four teachers instead Of
two, as now. 8, gentleman Will be-
selected as principal instead of lady.
as hbretofore,
Mr.. j, II, Barham, the largest farmer
living here, has been confined to the
house with rheumatism, but Is some
what improved now.
The youns people Of Capron who
have been away, attending school, ha,xa
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Buckingham Social News.

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SHEPPARDS. VA, June 13.-Miss
jamie May Crute, who has been teach
ing in Roanoke, has returned home
for the summer
Rev. G. M. Banell spent part OF tho
week visiting his New store congre-
cation.
Misses Sarah Johns. Louise Jones.
Page Morris, Graham Trent and Lucy
Elcon have returned home from the
Normal.
Mr.. Sam Hannah, OF West Virginia,
came on to the alumni meeting OF the
Hampden-Sidney College. and is now
spending few days with his brother
in+law, Mr.. NJ. c.. Elcon.
Miss Mary Coleman. of Gloucester, is
visiting Miss jamie May Crute.
Messrs. Frank Johns and Grigg Ell
con have returned home as graduates
of HanpdenS Sidney College.
Miss Hattie Crute has returned home
from her school at Red HILL
Mrs. Cobb Cox's health improves
very slowly.
Dr. G. L. Morris was visiting patients
in the Sheppards neighborhood on
Tuesday
Misses Lucy McCraw and Bessie Nc
Craw have returned home from their
schools.