The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
Radford Social News.
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RAb dSSS'hl e v Fss 1 May fsss Adams
School closed Tuesday. after sue, sue.
cessful session. and the students have
gone to their homes while the mem
beers OF the faculty are attending com
,nencement at TusenlIum s College, oh Tehn T.
where the principal n mav, aad 19 =
The Wednesday Dramatic club, an
organization of High school girls en-.
tertained the school board ana 9 1it,s,,
School. The st. Adams students also
received invitation, but an ey;amina-
zion prevented acceptance. Address,es
M Meef made ssd b ~ Rsv Rinfpak oss SER
Rev. j. i. Barnett, and Rev. j. A. Fl.
Shuler. The following very attractive
program was rendered, Wnich n,s dalieu
Chorus. School Days. by. the club;
essay. Girls OF To-Day and the olden
Time" Sally Howe; reading, "Billie's
"Eatherlue's Two Balls Deesic Bull
lard: recitation, ''Nebucanezzar," Edith
Dodds; essay. American Authors"
Evelyn Lyle: reading, Legend Of the
reading, jennings Courtship,' Nell
Smith; debate. Resolved, That Man
Is the Maker of His Destiny"-affirma-
tive, oiiie Miller; NEGATIVE. Elsie Sell
den; recitation, THE Telegram" Edith
podds original poem. Elsie sselden;
chorus, Our W. d. c. by the club.
lHe HIGH. SCHOOL ElllS gave IL
well party in honor of the st Adams
students at the home OF Miss Edith
Dodds, Monday evening, which proved
a very pleasant affair
Rev. w. O. Rosser left Monday for
Hot Springs, Ark, to attend the South
ern Baptist Convention.
Mrs. william lngles entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of Central Pres
tremely pleasant afternoon was spent.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Mark Reid: VicesPres-
ident Mrs. j. Frank Walters; Secre
tary. Mrs. William Ingles; Treasurer,
Mrs. T. W. Simpson. Mrs. 1ngles, who
has been the faithful and efficient.
president OF the society for eighteen
years, refused reelection. AT the con-
clusion Of business meeting, music was
rendered by Mrs. W. B. Fuqua, and
the hostess gave delightful humorous
reading, afterwards serving refresh
rlents.
Kings Daughters Tuesday afternoon
at her home in East Radford, when ar
commencement" box to Elvira Fink,
the blind ward of. the Circle, at Staun-
ton, and the following officers We're
elected: President, Mrs. William In
snd Mrs. T. j. Northcross; Secretary,
Airs. Sidney Johnson; Treasurer, Mrs.
3ieorge W. Lyle.
Rev, P. 2. Hasselvander began a
Church Sunday, which is being we'll
Attended, and will extend well into
heXt week.
The Boy knights OF the Round
Willie Johnson Wednesday, when base
ball was the feature of an enjoyable
afternoon. Miss Agnes Johnson served
tempting refreshments.
a hook and ladder truck was pur-
chased last week by the town from
the proceeds of the last carnival held
here. a house for the truck, hook
and ladder and reel will be erected
cured for same
The society event of the week was
the leap year bal poudre given by
the young ladies Friday evening
and delightful dances ever given here
Mrs. Edward Thomas, Of Clifton
Forge, with her little son, Edward
Jr. Is visiting her mother, Mrs
the summer
Mrs. McClanahan Ingles and dauch
ter, Miss Mackie. will leave next week
70 visit Mr.. and MRS. John Ingles, in
Miss Maud Darst entertained the
Round Dozen Club very deIightfuIlv
Wednesday at her home in Pulaski
II was the last meeting of the sea
with large number OF visitors pres
ent. The prize in the postcard con-
test was Won by Mrs. W. H. Trolinger
oa Mfss Mdafsa sns Crockett, OF Pulaski
party At whioh many ny yaunR Raf fSisngs
WEI. were present present The house was beauti-
balls, and many INTEREST," uiu E snnM-
VIII refreshments OF ices, sweets and
fruits, made up the program. MANY
young girls.
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