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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-06-18
Stoll For Solicitor.

At a meeting of the Board of
Trade last Monday night a reso.
luton was introduced and unan-
imously adopted by a rising
vote, endorsing Philip Stoll,
ESQ.,, of the local bar, as candi-
date for solicitor of the third
judicial circuit. This is as it
should be. 1t will be remem-
bered that when Solicitor Will
son was elected Judge the Gov
ernor appointed VII Wells, ESQ.,,
of Florence in his stead. Then,
when the new circuits were
formed, Mr. J B Mclaughlin of
Bishopville, the present incum
bent, received the appointment.
The election for this Office has
really never gone before the
people since Judge Wilson sue
ceeded himself four years ago.
Mr. Stoll is a man we'll quail
fed to fill this Office and he
should receive the unanimous
support of his home county. He
is a ready speaker, and he will
make a vigorous campaign and
his chances for election are eX-
cellent.
AS a matter of local pride
every voter of this county who
can influence some one in another
county should turn him to Mr.
Stoll. If this be done and his
home county support him 10y
ally his election is assured.
There is this to remember 1t
has been twenty years since any
Williamsburg county man has
even offered to an elective office
in State, district or circuit. Now
that we have a candidate with
grit and backbone enough tc
venture beyond the local pool
into the maelstrom of politics
let US give him our hearty and
loyal help.
To elect Mr. Stoll solicitor
would be the best advertisement
that Williamsburg has had for
many years. First, let the world
know that we have a county
that is second to none in the
State in fertility of soil and
resources and second, that we
have confidence IN and will sup.
port our home men.
Vote for Stoll.
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Probate Judge.

hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of Probate
Judge for Williamsburg county, subject
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic party
p. MCCLURE BROCKINToN.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the num-
Der of days for work on the public
roads, in lieu of conmutation tax, is
eight (8) days, as fixed by the Act of
the Legislature of 1908. All overseers
will govern themselves accordingly in
working those who have not paid the
communication tax.
S. J. SINGLETARY,
Co. Supervisor.
G-11-0S-4t.
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For Supt, Education.

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of Mr. J G Met ulIough for
reelection to the office of County Sup
erintendent of education, subject to
all the rules of the Democratic primary
election.
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Mr. Bryan's daughter,

Mr. Bryan's daughter, Miss
Leavitt, will be d lega e to
Denver. Good. Now let all the
instructed delegates do the hand
some thing. Nominate her for vice
president. Don't let them do
things by halves-make family
affair of the whole business while
they are at it.-Ex.
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ThURSDAY.JUNE 18.i9OS.

Over IN Georgia the man who
did no talking was elected governor.
How is this for pointer to our
hot air spielers?
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For Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of J. Wesley Cook for reap
pointment to the office Of CountyTreas-
urer, subject to the rules of the Demo-
cratic primary.
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For Auditor.

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of ]. J. B. Montgomery for
re-appointment to the office of county
Auditor, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
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If any trustees are holding annual
school reports, please forward same to
me. Only two weeks more of the
school year, and 80 Of the lS5 schools in
the county have not filed the final re-
port. } g MCCULLOUGH.
8-l5-2t Co Supt Ed.
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l announce myself a candidate for
Congress from the Sixth District, sub
iect TO the rules of the Democratic
primary. P. A. HODGES,
Bennettsville. S. G.
May 80, 1908.
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We are authorized to announce as
cancidate for Congress in the Sixth
Congressional District, JAMES r
CoGGEsHALL, subject to the rules Of
the Democratic primary election.
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Congress 9Th District.

l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for reelection to Congress from
the Sixth District subject to rules OF
the Democratic primary.
J E ELLERBE.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02
Christiansburg Social News.

Special to The Times Dispatch1
IIHRlsI1ANSBURG. VA. February l..
-Dr. and. MRS.. Walter w. Rangelev
entertained at their handsome home on
Gollege Avenue in honor of MIR. and
Mrs. James w. Hatcher, on FRIDAY
ffhh e ,7lsst The ha : reception was one Of
ENJOYABLE social events of the winte q"
Mrs. R e ,;efy Wore q becoming COS.
a asnie, 81 black ia crepe de chine, and was
MIS-. James ". Hatcher. in violet crepe
n nt e ,1il with pannc velvet trimmings,
by Miss Jennie Childress. in pale hin.
satin and baby Irish lace, and by Mrs.
Marion ", lirkle, IL a princess cos.
tune of lace. VS. -
Chicken salad in pastry cups fried
.p p Waters, pickles, hot chocolate
ana whipped cream was served, follow
ed by caramel cream and fancy calse.
1a nne guests Z cS,,S We're; Colonel ana MIS-.
Maurice, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion " w
3 ard e. = MI nan and Mrs ". ], Hall Mr..
J. Marshall Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs u, ~, ..
Word. Mr.. and Mrs. John A, MiiiaS
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West Point Social News.
.Tspec!al 10 The Ttmes-Dispntch.1

WEST POINT. VA, February L.
Rev. Boyd IT, Hudson attended the
teachers Institute held in st. James
Methodist Church. Richmond, Va, this
week, lie will fill his pulpit here on
Sunday at the communion service in
the subject, "Murderers. Will They BE
Saved?" ss
Mr.. Spotswood Byrd. 3of Baltimore.
route to King and Queen Courthouse,
where he Will visit relatives. .
!, Miss Minnie Johnson. near Coho ke.
Mr.. ". y, Lacy and Dir, William G,
Mum returned home this week from
Norfolk, where they. had served two
Miss Alice Wilkinson has ne turned 8too
her home here. after an extended and
Gn aallg visit In Norfolk and i hila-
Miss Margaret Burke, who attends
lhe hlSh&sehool here, has had tile grip
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Gordonsville Social News.

Speclal to The Times Dtspat cht Il
\, c'91R 1so ~. re hruary -
at the home OF Or. John w, Scott,
pr, A. g, Smith. has been confined
to his room several days this week.
Mrs. IT. a. Thornton on a visit to
her sister. Mrs, Robert Leake, al
Miss Lula Mae Wheeler or IRE
VILLAINS, was a recent guest Of Miss len
ME Sneed. Ei 5s st5
Mr., ". W. Goodwin has return, ca tas
his home ut Penoln, Carolina county,
sister, Mrs. Ntollie sneed. " Il
MI, and Mrs. Emmett, Turner are
pie Grove, lisa county. Q Il
I. M ;;a !5efEan Mrs s. Marcus
Scott, who have been quite sick. are
Improving &. 3s Ss5
" !, !, Mr.. and n, Mrs. Hamilton Thomas ant
visiting relatives In town. N n i; ig r
MI. Wallace !, 'rllonass!on, or Wash
week. SSts II. is ssS I
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WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their Uncensins Work Keeps Us strong
mud Healthy.

4 T.
All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
they work night and day When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
OF impure matter daily, when unhealthy
some part of this impure matter is left
IN the blood. This brings on many dis
eases and symptoms--pain in the back,
headache. nervousness, hot dry skin,
rheumatism, govt, gravel. disorders of
ne eYesight and hearing, dizziness, ir-
regular heart. debility, drowsiness,
aropsy. deposits in the urine, etc. But
u you Keep the filters right you will
1aave no trouble with Your kidneys
Mrs. Salie p. Cole, living at 31s N.
IWehtyTflrst Street Richmond. va,
shSs can speak Very highly OF
LOANS hlaney pills and know them to
he a reliable kidney remedy. Roth my
husband and myself used them and the
s.ssults We're very satisfactory, .suf-
tered for sometime With pains in nv
back and kidney regions at times so
4sicut 4 as TO prevent me from attending
$40 my household duties. NV kidneys
we're much too frequent In action mud
Turing the night ! had 10 arise ,nanv
Times on this account, NV husband
45Rho was also suffering from "A severe
sase OF kidney complaint, procured n
sgpoN Of Deans Kidney pills, and they
sured us both of the kidney trouble.
3i am glad 10 give Donn's Kidney Pnla
my hearty Recommendations
MA For sale by all dealers. Price a
K cents, Foster-MIlbprn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nGine--3pan,s- san,
take no other
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Keswick Social News.
SPECIAL "a INC Tim es- Dlspatch.l

liEsWIcIS. 81 VA. ebruary J.
and Mrs. r. s. Horne, assisted by Miss
Anthony, entertained mnst deilKhtfnliy
Tho game. WIS delightful and sptcttnd
and great interest was taken IN y, Mss
Lucille Richnrda was the fortnnate
lady. carrying on the first prize, willie
sirs rafferty, played an goo aaco ,n,.
Lchn d. sawyer had the highest score I, !;
Tor the gentlemen and was preseh,,n,t 9
wltl, The eentlenlen;s pr!Se,cW y 4
Ne second prize sell " !, ME- George 2,
MehHon. AT the closr OF Inv ka, ~, ~
purits this tlme tue guesta w s,a y.
lr2ttaas given Oh aplsnsdll,a "a ,y pilo l,a
Rrtph, by such nrt,sts ~ NV ! ~
neon wan d ,;reat Hsis.GcHa ma en1n I, T.,
bY lllose prcNGnt being s1an ~ hafa
!pls y. lawyer, III and s'i''s RI $500 y
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r. Boiling willcox, Jr.. Mr. Robert

r. Boiling Wilcox Jr, Mr., Robert
"A. Martin and Mr.. S. F. Arlington,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison cele-
brated their golden wedding on Fri
day, giving reception in the evening,
and receiving hearty congra tulations
from great number OF friends. The
parlors were beautifully decorated in
a color scheme OF gold. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison were assisted in receiving by
their daughters Miss Blanche War
wick and Mrs. Florie Barr. and BY Mrs.
Harrison's sister. Mrs. George G. Gary
Or. and Mrs. Virginia Harrison and
Mr.. James T. Warwick.
Miss Male 8Worthington Conrad and
Miss little. of Baltimore. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton at their home on Sycamore
Street, left on Monday morning for
Miss Mary, TrtpIett Patteson is VISIT
ing DR.. and Mrs. Arthur s. Floyd at
their home near New York City.
Miss Helen Cameron has returned
from Harrisburg, Pa, where re-, she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. lyman
Miss Elsie Crawford, of Alexandria,
is the guest OF Miss Sarah Hamilton,
at her home In this city
Mr. Catesby Jones. VINO mas been
visiting his father and. bro her IN this
city, has returned to Norfolk
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.hlr. and Mrs. Magruder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris. Mrs. Rafferty,, Mrs. Thurman,
Miss Richards, Miss Doyle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boocock, Mrs. Joslin. Misses Ran
dolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts. Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Rankin. Miss Rankin, Mr. Ever
EFT, Miss Anthoney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Horne.
While the Keswick Hunt Club seems
not to have had as many "drags'' as
usual this season. there has been no
lack of interest In the live foX-hunts,
nard has been given this winter. The
last one, on Tuesday, brought out the
riders in great numbers. especially the
ladies. The start was at 8 o'clock from
the kennels. Some of those riding
were Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roocock, Mr.. and Mrs. Joslin, Mr.. Ma
gruder, Miss Fox and others. The
riders We're in the saddle eight hours
hut all reported good time.
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Charles Sterling. returned home ruez-

Charles Sterling. returned home Tues
day. : :
Mr.. Ridgeley Jones. of Baltimore.
No. Ho;o, VINO h,e , WAS detained at the Nelms
day. u s = 80 - : ' : :
Miss Chloe Snow. who has been at
5I IS the State Normal School. Iii
nsr ths ~. Is home for the remainder
:, Miss Linda Snow left for. Baltimore
tute. fg !. I $500. +, 5s
most enjoyable oyster roast was
given at Reidsvllle on Friday after
noon, and the same night a delightful
sdnnce at Fulton, both of which wero
Our dancing crowd has been unusually
Quiet SO far this winter. but seems
awaiting. as numerous Entertainments
are ,, pelnE planned for.the near future.
pahannock, is visiting al the homo
OF Mrs. Spicer Mitchell. in Lancaster. N
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Hunter, DR.. ana
Mrs. John Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
NJ. Janney, Mr.. anu Mrs. George w.
Mitchell Mr. and Mis-. Frank Dunklee,
NJ Henry K, Tailant; Mrs. w. D.
Fred Tallant ana Mrs. Dabney Barnitz;
Misses Jennie Childress, Bessie Mcador,
of Texas, Jennie Hall, Elizabeth Stew
art. Bessie and Minnie Elicit. Mary
smith. Leila Sumpter, Isabel Judklns,
Scherwood ,Fiagg; Messrs. II. Trigg
Mosby, Archer l.. Evans. Leon Bryan.
Archer Davis, w. c. Flagg, Harry
Made, William y. Stewart. ]. L. c.
Montague, Gray Manoni. Fl. Lindwood
Walters. Aubrey Hawley and IJr An.
drew S. Elicit.
on Thursday. afteru weeks stay with
hGr mother, Mrs. w G.. Davis.
Mrs, Il. w. Crozler entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor Of her sis
,er, Mrs. Harry Hancock, OF Roanoke.
BY her sisters, Mrs. Meador, of Texas,
and Mrs. Harry Hancock. Miss Bessie
Meador served nut salad, sandwiches,
Gives coffee and whipped cream. fruit
sllad ana cake to The guests, who
Marion w, lirsle, Mrs. John II, Thomp-
sen. Mrs, William Barnitz, Mrs. w. ID.
stuart, Mrs. T.. III. Reynolds and Mrs.
Chas. Wade.
Mis-. Alfred Tallant entertained the
"Wednesday Afternoon Club for the sec
end meet this year on January 29,h.
over their fancy work the members
discussed and perfected plans To give
an "old folks concert" on February
2lst. The proceeds Will be contributed
10 Il fund TO buy apiano for the high
school.
Misses Leila Montague and Elizabeth
stuart served fruit punch waters, fan.
cy cakes, hot chocolate and candies To
THE guests. The regular members pres.
Ecnt We're Mrs. John A. Miller, Mrs. ~
Spindle Miller, MIS- James Rssby, Mrs
! Lula Belyln. Mrs John &Gof, Mrs. Chas
Calhoun, Mrs. William j.. Stewart, Mrs
| j., II Reynolds, Mrs. Harry Word, MrE
Chas, J. Wads, Mrs. Guy Elicit, Mrs
4 itenry T. rallant and Mrs. \, Rowzie
Mrs. q. q. Doyle, of Newpor, News
Mas, John II, 'rhompsor. Mrs. William
Z. Falfant NUS Wallace Rollins, Mr.
il'i!an ana Mrs. William Eawlit2 were
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Williamsburg Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February L.
Mary College. who has been III for
several weeks, has recovered SO far as
to leave the house.
Professor Bruce r. Payne, OF the
University of Virginia, spent several
days here last week on business.
Mrs. II. H. Van Name is quite sick in
her apartments at the williamsburg
Hotel.
Commemorative Attorney N. L. Hen
ley spent some time in Richmond last
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Knight have returned
home after a pleasant visit at the home
of Mrs. c. +. Bancroft Boulevard
Colonel and Mrs. l.. W. Lane have.
Richmond
Mr.. Archer Brooks has been in Rich
mond on business connected With the
Eastern State Hospital for the past
week.
Mrs. Will Keeble has returned home
after long visit to her parents in
Tennessee
Miss Sue Hundlev. who has been vls-
has returned home.
Miss Julia TYLER is snending week
at the Sherwood, Old Point.
Misses Louise and Virginia Harrison
who have been residing with their un-
Gle, have returned to Williamsburg TO
take up their residence.
Miss Mary Edwards who has been
visiting at the home of Miss Katherine
Surry.
Mr.. Beverley Paine student at
William and Mary, is spending few
Gays with his parents in Norfolk.
Mrs. Peachey and daughter Virginia
will leave to- morrow for q visit to
friends In Norfolk.
MI. Gregory Spencer returned yester-
day from Michigan. where he went TO
l ,a the corpse of Mr.. Marshall. who
died. SO suddenly the early part of tbe
week. .''s
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most cordially welcomed as guests o.

most cordially welcomed as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Childress en-
tertained In honor of MIR. and Mrs.
James w. Hatcher the first Of the
Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marshall Ellis enter
tanned on Thursday. The guests We're
Colonel and Mrs. James Childress, Miss
Jennie Childress Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
iiall, Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Hatcher.
IT. and Mrs. Walter w. Rangeley.
AIRS. Allen j. Hairless entertained the
Golden Glow Club on Thursday after
noon from 3 until 5. An interesting
contest In which the guests were To
form words from me letters in the
name Of the club. Miss Nellie Burgess
received the prize for the longest
list OF words. Little Misses kathleen
and Anna Hairless served tuttI-frutti
1elly, whipped cream and ribbon cake.
Inc guests were Mrs. II. r. Hairless,
Mrs. Lula Belvin, Mrs. John Miller,
Mrs Mrs. =. =. REYNOLDS. Mrs. William I'll.
stuart, Miss Nellie Burgess, Mrs. Rob
lHson, Mrs. G G. Doyle and Miss Flor
ence 3, Allan.
NeV i. IL. Lane Is visiting relatives
In Lexington this week.
Mr.. Archer Johnson has returned
from q visit to his motller, Mrs. John
X. Johnson, who is a patient at ST.
Luke'ss Hospital Richmond.
Mfs,.D. nj. Junkin and little daugh-
ttrs, Elizabeth and Judiette, arc visit
ing the Junkin family. 5s5
Sunday at Waverly with Judge and
Mrs r. W Arnold Mr.. Arnold Is at
present In LynchburE.
Mr.; and Mrs. NJ. ". Zirkle went 10
Il.ynchburg to-dny.
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Abingdon Social News
IspeeIal 10 ,rhe rlmes- plspn,ell.l


ABINGDON, VA, February i.--Afrs
3 ". ID. Taylor entertained few of her
friends this week nj progressive Hearts.
The ladies who enjoyed her hospitality
were Musdaincs Mingen Watson. pay
et,port, Noryell. Lee. 4 =, Trigg' Whis-
: l. Long and Scales. and Misses Magsie
md Gilbert Preston, Annie White, Mary
Trigg and Katie Robertson.
Mrs. G. b. Clark and Mrs. Flood gave
Afternoon. at which the. ladies playing
were Mrs. w. S. whiting. Mrs; j. |.
Hurt, Mrs Leon Kirby, Mrs. Watson.
Me- Me- NorSs asS ME- Mrs Mh f
Mrs. Lynn floskins. Mrs. Dodd Misses
Margaret and Mamie. Byrd, Trigg.
Frank Barnard. Mabel Barrow, Georgia
aieBrown; pesie White. Fannie y,n With +
Preston kept the score. The young
girls WHO served were Misses Virginia
f fahses s Mses ses and Marss sn
Mrs. Withers won the head prize, Miss
Posic White the lone hand, aud the
consolation was cut by Mr. Wo 1,i'.:
Annie and NIadge White, Miss Mary
Byrd Trigg and Miss Katie Hurt Were
among those who went to SaltNillcI
estlny 70 attend the marr Ia5 OF
Bowles. of Clifton Forge. Dr. Lancas-
ter performed the ceremony
Z II Mrs. w. ). 'DoQd ana MISS .l.uclle scout
were the liostesscs of tile Tea Club at
the Belmont this week. y dainty
lunch of five courses was enjoyed by
Misses Frances Mingea. Margaret AS
ton. Mamie Byrd Trigs. Eliza Cosby,
Ethel Dobyns. Helen Smith, Cherry Mae /
Preston, salle Gray, Frances Scott,
Virginia Clark. Margaret and Estelle
3rts and Fannie II. Witlers.
Mrs. Wyndham Robertson's tea
Thursday was another pleasant socinl
affair Mesdames Lee Worden and
TAYLOR. and Misses Gilbert Preston,
Maggie Preston. Madgc and Annie
Grace Gildersleeve and Florence Baird
were Mrs Robertsons guests
Misses jamie Penn. Margaret TriEg
and Gay White have returned from Il
visit to Mrs. Clark Carpenter, in John
son City.
Miss Mary Bell Scott of Radford. have
been guests at Stonewall jackson In
stitute part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Link left this week
for their home In Hickory, N. c., after
a visit to their daughter, Mrs. W. S,
Whiting.
the guest of Miss Lillian Harris.
Miss Elise White Is the guest of her
Mr.. Preston Campbell, Judge Page
and Mr.. J.. p. Summers We're visitors in
Richmond this week.
Mr.. Ben Barrow has returned to kOn-
novock. after a visit to his home in
Danvlle.
Mrs. Ford, OF I.ynchburg. spent a few
DAYS with her sisters. the Misses How
ard, at Stonewall Jackson Institute this
week.
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Petersburg Social News.

l,ineelal TO rhe Times Dlsnatch,l
. PE'rERSBURG, VA, February -.
ir; and Mrs. William Nj, Martin gave
a beautiful card party last Saturday
eVsnlns az their home on Sycnmore
street, Among the guests We're MISS
Elizabeth Itomaine Pesrnyn Miss
.sslhncte Cuthhest Miss Mamie Martin,
MISE Julia Sully, MIR. and Mrs. =, bum
mer, pr. and MrH. r.. "a. Martin, Mr.,
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Heathsyille Social News.

s [Specialsto The ILLNESS nlsnatGh.
III 5EIIIATESVILT4F1.S " Al, February IL
d ts. ned IN i Northumberland bS tho Sc
we're storm have arrived homa. 81
a MI. Lewis RAJ ley. of ST, Alnru's Md,
Mo has bee n vislt'nG rs 81 tas, ~ va.
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and has gone to her home, near Rum-
Miss Mamie Richardson, who is a
teacher in the high school of Man chess
ter, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. Kate p. Richardson.
here. 't B, "
Mr.. =. Lloyd Tabb, proprietor Of the
West Point Veneer Package Company.
recently gave at his home>a fine sun
pioye aha Ploa most enjoyable time
reported by all concerned.
Miss Mary FILL has returned to West
Point after Visiting friends and sreia-
Miss Writ Shelton has returned g 70
her home here. after filling a business
enga cement the past season In z Gie99rgin,
the ni guest Ms1 Of friends ns1seq IN town
Mr.. John Bridges and sister, Miss
Sallie of Gloucester, We're guests OF
sr IS \, ~ y S s, W 2Wansb who was elected
by tie Town Council as member OF the
school board, declined to accept the
~ MIS- Rosa Cayan' spent several days
this week with friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Beverly Ay1nard, OF. Atlanta, is
the guest OF. her parents, Dr.. and Mrs
The Virginia Dare Lodg e OF Rebekah
Ma For the 7 benefit of their cause,
to be put on the stage ut an early
Miss Frances Hudson and Miss
Edith Hogge have returned from a
mos IL enjoyable visit to friends and
relatives In Gloucester county. One
of the most pleasant entertainments
given them was progressive euchre
5partv given them by Miss Hudson's
sister Mrs. Walter Ware. at Glouces-
ter Courthouse. Progressive euchre
was played from . to IL O'CLOCK, when
delicious refreshments We're served.
Afterz1 q o'clock they "tripped tho light
lfantastic"au the wee smn' hours.''
Miss Snllie Jones won. tho prize, and
Miss Edith. Hogge. OF West Point the
5booby, In the card contest, 8.i "a e.
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Miss Goode Buchanan, of Saltville, is
the guest of Miss Lillian Harris.
Miss Elise White is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Clark Carpenter, in John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02

Mrs. Ford, OF LynchburE. spent a few
DAYS with her sisters. the Misses How
ard at Stonewall Jackson Institute this
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02

Mr.. Preston Campbell, Judge Page
and Mr.. J., p. Summers were visitors in
Richmond this week.
+ Mir. Ben Barrow has returned to kon-
novock. after visit to his home in