The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
Saltville Social News.
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SALTVlLLE, VA, June gov. d.
Mount, general superintendent Math.e.
son Alkali Works. returned last Mon.
day from Danville, Va, where he
spent several days IN attendance upon
the Episcopal Council, which was in
session In that city last week.
DR.. E. NJ. Copenhayer, dentist, OF
Marion, was here on Thursday treating
some Of his patients.
| There was meeting of the board
OF trustees OF the Saltville Public
Schools on Tuesday, June 18th, and
the following teachers were elected
for the ensuing session, which opens
on September 2, 1905: Professor d. G.
AlcGavock. principal, with four lady
! assistants--namely, Misses r. v. How
| ard. Charlotte e. Wise, Pearl and Lula
Shannon. All Of these teachers were
here last session with the execution
OF one, and most of them have taught
In Saltville for several years.
T. s. Reddix, who has been in charge
of the colored school for several years,
was reelected to his former position
The bazaar held by the ladies of the
Episcopal Church last Tuesday evening
was greatly enjoyed by those present
and proved to be quite profitable.
About SIS were realized. which will be
used by this band coworkers for the
extension OF the Masters Kingdom.
The Misses Gwynn. of Mount Airy, n
c., and Miss Sallie Mitchell of Glade
Springs. are the guests of Mrs. II. L.
Morgan.
Mrs. A. H. Finks and daughter.
Blanche. have returned after short
visit to relatives in Montgomery coun-
ty.
Miss Lula Shannon Is visiting friends
in Marion.
Mr.. W. E. Roberts received telegram
on Thursday last from Huntington. w.
Va. announcing the sudden death of
of that city Mrs. Roberts attended
the -uneral. Mr.. carter's little girl
has been here for some time on
visit to her aunt. Mrs. Roberts. and the
news Gomez as a great shock.
Mrs. Robins. of Norfolk, Is on a visit
to her daughter. Mrs. D. G. McGavock.
Palmer st. Clair and family left this
week for Tazewell. where they will
visit their uncle. Major A. j. Tynes. and
other relatives In that section.
Mrs. Fl. B. Brown and children are
on a visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinser. Bristol. Tenn.
Mrs. L. III. Cannon and children. of
Bristol, Tenn. are visiting Mrs. T. B.
Hobbs.
DR.. Frank Shields, OF Hampton. Va.
is the guest of his sister-in-law Mrs.
.. r. Perfater.
A charming entertainment of the
week was that given Friday evening
by Miss Mary Sanders at her beautiful
home on the Hblston River. Mrs.
Kemper Finks assisted in receiving. as
the guests arrived on a large straw
wagon. Punch was served on the
beautifully, decorated veranda. lighted
by Japanese lanterns and Misses Helen
Conversion and Ollie sanders. dressed in
Japanese costumes. presided at the
punch bowl.
A very pleasant meeting of the club
was held. delightful refreshments
served. and the club adjourned to meet
at Miss Bessie Humphreys next Tues
day evening. Among those who at
tended were Misses Evelyn Turner,
Roberta Preston. Bessie Humphreys,
Alice Martin. Olivcne Miller. Lucy
Clayton. Adam Miller, Agyle Campbell,
Pearl Shannon, Lula Shannon, Mary
Harris, and Melita Wilson, of Rad
ford: Messrs. ]. Fl. Moore, Allen Jen-
nings, T. B. Henry, S. D. Preston. Law
renee Warren, " G buchanan, Frank
of Abingdon; 7. S. Jones. ]. S.
Nye. Bentley Thomas. Fritz zeishurs.
Robert Hughes, and G. E. Drummond.
Of Amherst.