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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-04-02

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-04-02
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Mathews Social News.

MATHEWS G. H., VA. January 4
Miss Mary Gibson Henley, OF the Wo-
mans College. spent the holidays with
her father, Hon. George Y. Hunley.
Mrs. James p. Banner and family VIII
leave soon for Norfolk, where they VIII
spend the winter.
Misses Bessie and Sue Gwathmsy. OF
Middlesex county, spent the holldays
with their cousin, Miss Ellen Douglas
Garnett, at Popular Grove.
Rev. L. NJ. omer and family, OF
Orange. are with Mrs Omer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hudgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weston, OF NOR
folk. are in the county.
Mrs. Virginia Browne and Ernest
Browne. Jr., will spend the winter with
Mrs. Brownies daughter, Mrs. Logan
Harrison. in Client.
Mrs. Burke Garrett is with her
mother. Mrs. Laulie Sears. after spend-
Ing several weeks in Memorial Hos-
: Mr.. Thomas Billups. Mrs. Floss1e
Miller and Miss Mary Sale, OF Norfoik,
were guests at Green Mansion, the
home Of Captain Gaines Billups, dur
ing the Christnlastide.
A holiday party was given by .ilttle
Miss Urine Constance Browne at Pop
lar Grove" on the afternoon Of Decem-
her 27th. Those present were Misses
Ruby and Lucy Stbley. Mary Ellen and
Genevieve Burke, Ada. Violet and Es-
Their Leffler, Mary Drlsgill, Lucy Sears
Josephine Marchant. Juliet Browns
Garnet, Lucy Perry Banner, Master
Browne Banner, Ernest Browne ane
Gary Browne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
West Point Social News.
[spec,al to The Time. -Dispatch.1

| = i
WEST POINT. VA. January 4.-The
leap year dance and annual banquet
given by the young men of West Point
came off at the Terminal Hotel We'd
|;nesday night. Over 400 invitations
responded in person. The patronesses
were: Mrs. Thos. II. Edwards, Mrs. Jos.
l.. Milford, Mrs. Morgan Treat, Mrs
Herbert /. Lewis, Mira. Hansford An
derson. Mrs. r. Jeter Palmer. Hon.
Thos. II. Edwards was chairman of the
reception COMMITTEES. Managers: Clyde
f. Ross, NJ. d.: Samuel Hardy, Clyde
Smither, Robert Bruce Ware.
The german was beautifully danced,
many new and attractive figures being
introduced. Fine music from Rich
mond delighted alike those who "trip
ped the light fantastic toe and those
who added to the evening by their
presence. There was an old Virginia
supper. The decorations of holly and
winter greens we,s very tastefully
arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Nance are spend
ing a few days with relatives near
Roxbury, in Charles City county.
The Methodist and Baptist Churches
had arranged to observe the worlds
week of prayer together the coming
week, but owing to DIR. WaugRs ILL.,
ness the services Will be postponed.
The members OF the Methodist
Church gave a social at the parson-
freshments. in the early evening and
amusing themselves. their host and
hostesses by pounding" the preacher
and his wife. The social terminated
1 in a. watch service to witness the
dying of 1907 and the birth of 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Berryville Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Special
BERRYvILLE, VA, January Be
ginning with the program of the liter
airy society at the High School. there
have been quite number OF pretty
public entertainments during the holl-
days in this town.
Many citizens remark that Berry.
Willie was unusually quiet during
Worthington whitaker. High School
boy and son OF photographer T.. w.
whitaker climbed q telephone pole,
and, coming in contact with a wire,
was badly burned on the muscle Of the
pital, and Is reported improving
The annual banquet of TreadWell
Lodge of Masons was held at the Bat
stletown Inn one night last week. It
WIS quite an enjoyable occasion, par
ticipated in by a large number OF Ma
MIR Mr. w. A.. Mcconlb. agent for the
Norfolk and western Railroad here,
who has been spending the holidays In
WASHINGTON, will return and resume
his duties next week.
Messrs. Harry Gaver, teacher In Nor
folk Academy, and Wilmer Gaver, stu
dent in Randolpf-Mac College at
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gayer,
have returned to their respective
places.
the holidays in Washington and Bow
ling Green. has returned School was
resumed Thursday. January I'd. with a
number OF newEpupils.
Mr.. Coleman has returned to resume
his studies in Richmond College.
Quite number of marriages in the
county and town were reported during
the holidays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Keysville Social News.
rsr,.,In l to The Times-Dispatch.l

Il ~.
KEYSvlLLE VA. January 4.-Miss
Edna Spencer gave a tacky party Tues
Games We're INDUCED in until a late
hour. and the young people watched
the old year out and. the new year In.
The costumes We're most ridiculous and
amusing Miss Blanche Thompson Won
the prize for the tackiest5 costume and
Mr.. Howard Hammer the gentleman's
Ing the evening Those present ., 8 were Z, re-
Blanche iThompson. Sallie Wilson. Bes-
Sic 5Pettus. Elsie Endailey Tiny Deane
Stephenson, Lillian Gilmore and Edna
SPENCER Messrs Tom s E2e {; 'ir r. :, !, NJ
Monroe Wilson, a. 3. Hammer. pr; =,
III, Gregory H. H. Hammer. ~. M. Nc
Cargo. and r. II. Osborne.
Miss Lucy Morton 1 Is home from New = "
sister, Mrs. Charles Osborne.
4 DR. and Mrs. Heber !. Morton, of Aus
gusta. Ga. are spending the holidays
WITH relatives and y t friends here a 7 . !,
lis august at the home of Mr.. Charles
AZ Osborne on King Street.
MI Edward Wilcox, of Norfolk, Va.
lis a guest at the <eysvtlle Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Buckingham Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW CANTON. VA, January 4.-Miss
Helen Gregory. of Richmond. has been
spendingf the Christmas holidays at
Social Hail. the home OF Mr.. w. l..
Boatwright
Messrs. Charles II. Pyle, of Peters
burg. and Jos. w. Parkinson, OF Din
widdie county. have returned to their
homes to-day, after a weeks visit at
the home OF the formers daughter,
Mrs. r. w. Bagwell.
Edward w. Hudgins. OF Richmond
College, spent several days at the
home of his father, near New Canton.
The local foxhunters have had some
very exciting chases during the holi-
days. Probably no section OF Virginia
has more ardent lovers of good fox
chase than are to be found In the
community around Gilliamsville. and
few neighborhoods can muster bet
ter pack of good foxhounds than the
one our local huntsmen are in the
habit of following.
Mr. Hildreth Anderson. OF Pittsburg.
Pa, has been spending the holiday
season at his brothers home. near Bos-
well. Va.
Very little tobacco from this sec
ton has gone on the market yet. In
quality the tobacco made around here
this year Is rather above the aver
age. :. aesfi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Hylas Social News. ;
Especial to The es-pisDatclr

HYLAS, VA, January 4,-Rerea Sum
day school had a very nice tree for
the scholars last Friday.
Miss Corine Deitrick entertained a
number of her friends at her home
Friday evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Deitrick. Mrs.
Robert Snead, Mrs. Mabel Shepherd.
Mrs. Ben Shepherd; Misses Clara and
Jennie Taylor. Misses Bessie and Nell
lie Cooke. Miss Belle Coates, Miss Co
{rine Deitrick. Mrs. Pattie Deitrick.:
Messrs. c. P. Deityick, Stuart and Bu-
ford Nuckols and Mr.. Duyall.
Misses Mollie and Grace DuVal. OF
Richmond visited their aunt, Mrs. Ed
win Snead, this week.
Joe johnson and Peter DuVal spent
Christmas visiting relatives near Hy-
Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Pickles, of sos
South Pine Street. were the guests OF
Mr.. E. X. Cooke.
Miss Rosallne Sutton. OF King and
Queen. is visiting Miss Bessie Cooke,
of Rockville.
Misses Vernon and Annie Bledsoe. OF
Blackstone College. spent Christmas at
their home here.
Frank 1Puryear, who has been III
with typhoid fever, Is much better
Mr.. William Wiltshire Is sick at his
home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Blackstone SociialNews
lLspaelal 10 rho ,rhnes. plspal..ch.,


BLACKSTONE, VA, January 4.-The
Womai,'s Home Mission Society of the
Methodist Church At Blackstone g =. =,
Thursday evening ut the home OF Mrs.
r. d. Dalton. Those who have heard
Miss Emma Moss on former occasions
well know how much her well-selectcd
the evening. Miss Angela Garrett with
her sweet music enlivcned the even
ing.
Misses Laskie and Connie Moss and
number. Of children gave ~ inc
M MSs Hall the PLAY MStl hy dG ,arse
audience. AS Miss Lucille Barrow sang
Santa Claus Will Come Tonight the
little ones looked anxiously for Santa
to appear. After the play Santa APP
It looked as il twas days OF old
when knights were bold" In West
Blackstone on Tuesday. 1t was our
gallant knights contending for the
honor or browning the ladies OF their
choice. and many gathered to witness
the contest 1t was an ideal day, and
among the knights riding were the
following: Messrs.. Archer. Lindsey. and
Kenneth Cobb. John Low, Haynie Nep.
lett Willie Wallace, Lem Mason. Willie
cessful knights were the following:
Archer Cobb, crowned Miss Mary Epes
queen. Lindsey Cobb. crowned Miss
Lunette Harris, first maid OF honor oaor
maid, Miss Marion Low: Haynie Neb-
lett. crowned as third maid, Miss Ger
aldine Wallace.
The coronation was held at the Old
schooIhouse. and a large crowd was
present. After the royal set was dane.
ed, games OF ali kinds were played
and most delicious viands served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Mecklenburg Social News.
Especial TO The Illness lspatch.J

Especial TO The Times-D lspatchJ
THE MEcKLENEuRG, CHASE, Slt ths
beautiful spring-like weather OF the
past week has been great pleasure,
and the Mecklenbnrg pack has peen
on the go the entire week, n !. N ,,,eaths
sight TO Northern eyes" Of violets II
December has been greatly en1oyd.
The beds OF violets in front Of the
Horseback riding and fox-hunting
outdoors, dancing and card playlng
Indoors have helped to MAJ make .nens,
OF great enjoyment. took place satur-
day evening. Every one seemed I'M
bued with the holiday spirit. and ar
very spirited "Old Virginia Reel was
INDUCED in by young and old, married
and single. Those invited to be pres
simpson. New York: Alma Elan. suf-
mond: 1rma Jeffress. Mary BurWell,
Isabel Norsell. Lizzie Roberts: Elsie Elsie
den and Mrs. Edumunds: Messrs. Sid
ney and Albert Brooks, williamsburg;
j. S. Glass Lynchhurg; John y.
Hughes. Danville; o.. S. Hunter. G. S.
c.: H. r. Cooley. W. B. Agnew, Arthur
Robertson. Chase City: Alfred Huston.
Toledo. Ohio; chaperons, Mrs. w. r.
Hughes. Mrs. a. j. Cooke.
day were rendered very exciting and
enjoyable in two very different ways.
On Thursday while wildly chasing the
fox, the whole pack struck deer
trail, deserted the fox and went for
the deer. which WAS soon shot. and
proved to be indeed a fine specimen.
Deer hunting for the moment was far
more exciting than fox-hunting.
IS,-tI f,ia dr.,
ptably invited them not to dine, but Ito
take dinner and 1t indeed proved 10
be an abundant one. One man from
lavishness of the spread. and the gem
uine Southern hospitality Of his host,
an dyoiced the sentiments of many
when he said he preferred such album
Mr.. John E. Hughes. of Danville, has
been here for several days.
Several OF the guests left on Monday
near here. where they will spend sew
oral days. Their return with much
game and exciting stores of adven-
ture and sport Is looked forward to
with rare pleasure;
Mr.. and Mrs. Barksdale and son.
Hunter, OF Richmond. are spending the
week here. Mr.. Barksdale is a very
sIr. $. Pheips sse d pie Chicago after
prolonged stay has returned to his
home and quite change he finds II
from our mild January to the Chicago
cold winds.
Mrs. f. l.. Anderson. of Charlottes-
Vile. has been on visit to her hus-
band. who is here for treatment, being
great sufferer from rheumatism. MIR
Anderson's improvement was both a
surprise and delight to her. for 1t Is
indeed marvellous. He has thrown
away his clutches and now walks with
out even the aid of a cane.
Mr.. NJ. L. T.. Davis. Of Norfolk, is
here for Q few days. Mr.. +. C. ulman
time, fortreatment.
Miss Elizabeth Price Jones has re.
turned, after a visit to Warrenton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Miss Adelaide Gayle, OF Norfolk, is
visiting her relative, Mrs. J. II. Hender-
Taylorsville Social News.
Especial to The Tim es-Dlspatch.1

F.. gtTAYLORSVILLE. VA., January A.
The Christmas entertainments at Tay-
louisville and Mt. Hope Churches,
though mostly for the small children.
was much enjoyed by all,who attended.
Miss A1aude Moody, of Upper Han
over. was here New Years Day on her
way to Ashland High School.
Mr.. T. s.. Baker, OF Alexandria, and
their father during. the holidays.
Mr.. w. u. Duggins and bride have
returned from their bridal tour, aud
lie is busily engaged withFhammer and
nails at his new residence on Brook
Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Scott AIcDougaIl, Of At
lee, Va, visited Miss Mary Baker last
week. 8b,ss s
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Boschen, OF
Ashland visited here last week.
School at this place will open Mon
day, the 6th the pupils having en-
joyed a two weeks' holiday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
BWinginia Social News.
speoial 10 Tho rimes-Dlslp1attch

"a Special to The Times Dispatch,l
Il NVINGlNA, VA. January 4.-Major
Writ Robinson returned to West Point,
n. Y, Monday after spending the
Christmas holidays with his mother.
Mrs. Russell Robinson, of Colleton. "
II Mr.. MA. Dolen has returned after
spending several days in Lynchburg
and Fabers, Va. 81
Mr.. John y. Ripley spent Friday at
iSabe III as the guest OF Miss STRAIT
ton. NH g At Il VI ss} n "; $3e .ls5 59i8E
Mr.. &. 7, Johnson has been able to
5nessSat the Carol I, in I,ynchburg. Va.
}Rle expects to- leave shortly for Florida
on account of his health.
q. Mr., HON est is relieving NIL.
Ripley q Is confined With the grip. I p
q u NJ ~ Yerna Ii. SSs garrlcn spent Sunday
with his parent st at NorW ood, Nm, MI.
CarTfco expepts to eaYc &aopni for
sIiy.Delibupg, Na. Where he M III engage
IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05

Miss Elizabeth James, OF West View.
Misses Florence and Annie Minor
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. N. P.
sncad, Mt this place.
Mrs. W. o.. Snead and little son. OF
Fork Union, are with Mrs. snead's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dickinson.
for a few. days stay.
Mr.. John L. Robinson, OF Newport
with hts sister. Mrs. w. J. jennings
near Cartcrsville.
Misses Sallie and Stella Duke are
visiting friends at Bumpass. Va.
Miss Edna England. of Gravel Hill
IL with her grandmother, Mrs. A. j.
Palmore,. OF Tamworth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
South Boston Social News.
Especial TO The Times DIspatch.l

j
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, January A.
Mr. and Mrs. Jere w. Lovelace celc-
brated the fifteenth (crystal) anniver-
sary Of their marriage on Thursday at
their home in Scottsburg. The dinner
8 was served in SIX courses, and the
dainty place cards We're decorated with
holly. After dinner the guests enjoyed
n number OF games at cards. which
were INDUCED in until a late hour. Mr.
and Mrs. l.ovelace We're the happy re-
glass. Among the guests We're Mr.. E
s: White. Mr.. and Mrs. e., NJ. Penick
Mrs. Rebecca Howard. Mrs. j. w. Nose
ley, MI. and Mrs Charles r. Lovelace
: Young. of Richmond; Miss Ethel Brown
4of, Chase City; Miss Ellie BASTARD. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
HALEY Ball NJ. and Mrs. John NNlmbush
Bailey. OF Scottsburg. s I5...
MISS .l4lllle4 r.. Vaughan, OF this place
spent Sunday8at PAGES. Va. visiting he,
parents.
,sn ISs tbs nstssssea who
Durham. n. c., is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Patterson. t55
s Mrs liersey p. Roundtree( formerly
4 Maud Franklin).sof Waverly, Va. i
Miss Pearl Wyche, OF Greensboro, N
CT. is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. III
il Lawson, at this place. s l
3N DE- and Mrs. u. E.s Armstrong are
Visiting relatives In Wtllamson,IV, Va
s5g Col. Frank Craddock, OF mississippi
and Mr.. Robert Craddock, Of Texas
4 visited relatives here during the holi,
DAYS. .a i8 81 IN Se
Mrs, j. r., Bradley, who has beer
listing elstiyes In Richmond s.ane
a Cambridge Md, for the past thres
months has returned home,
Miss Louise rhompson,of this place
Miss Lucy Eggleston. 81 Charlotte
lis visiting Miss Bessie fI.aWson.s
,l Miss TruXie Lakeland. Of Georgia
Isl Is visiting her friend. II M ISIS iIaniesLaw
y SO n. y. y is n r. N
Mr.. NJ. p. sawy en- an old Confeder,
ate veteran OF Davidson, M c., Y is Wis
Ting his son. Mr.. III, ~ Sawyer ii i.
.sH Misses Ionlse@and Julia Stehbns. O
E,ares. and Charlotte Owen, Of Ashland
4. va, visited Mrs, oseplh Stehbins TIL!
week, S a Sss a 5tI g n S W " t Nh
Nj, Ralph Garrett, formerly D d tlll,
4 place, but now of DURHAM, q N Il C'., |.
3SYisitirlg friends 81 town sss s8:5
AVA n las mel sneal. Il of I ais lace. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Caroline Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, Va. January A.
DR.. Campbell, OF King William county,
spent several days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. S. Coghill have re-
turned home from visit to Stafford
MI. George T. Parish, of Topeka.
Kan, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Catharine Lee Burt, of Wayer-
ly is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Frank, of Nor
folk. spent this week al Mr.. j. w. Bar
lows.
Mr. Ned. lessee, OF washington. Wis
tied relatives here this week.
Mrs Maria Moore. Of Norfolk, was
here several days this week visiting
her parents, Judge and Mrs. -. G.
Moncure.
Miss Margaret Webb. a pupil of Hol-
Inns Institute spent the holidays with
her father, DIR. C. IS. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis T., Parish. OF
Clifton Forge, are Visiting relatives
here.
I DR.. Chastain Williams. of Florida, is
Visiting at DR.. r. T. GlasselIs.
Mr.. F. B. Richerson. of near Sparta,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Lucy. Willis.
In Weldon, N. G,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Boyd and son. OF
Richmond, are guests this week at Mr..
IT. ID. Ccghill's.
Mr.. George Pitts, after spending sew
eral weeks with his father, Mr.. George
III. u Pitts, at Upper Zion. has returned
to his home in Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Gainesville Social News.

Especial to,rhe Times Dispatch
si CAfsTIlRSVlLLE. yA.l-J january t,-~-
Mrs. ~. O. Reynolds, WHO has heen III
for so long, Is improving s. \ slowly, q
Rev. T. IT, Stinson, Of tho Carters-
willie Baptist Church, Is quite sick with
typhoid fever at the homo Of Mr. s..
IL. lSie. Mr. Stinson and his wife ln,t
little girl We're spending the holidays
With their friends here whert the fever,
ldeveloped. M ". N 1, 81 Snead has charge
of II the case, sS IN IN n \. 4
y Miss iMeland Irving has ms her guests
MLis9 I4nnisGsSy Guy ~ NoNfpl ~ iis,ls
Susie Ias1 "a mall. of slclIIoal, a;.sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Martinsville Social News.
Especial to Tho r,mes-pIspa.ch.1

alARTINsvfLLE. VA, January A.
The entertainment given Monday eve
ming from $3.50 to ~ o'clock by the
Misses Whittle, In honor of their
land. and Rochet ,Dupuy. of Roanoke
Va, was one Of the largest and most
pleasant affairs ever given here. The
Misses Whittle were assisted in re-
ceiving by their guests, and by Judge
and Mrs. whittle. Messrs. $. G. whittie
John w. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. j. p
Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Drewry
A string band of local talent. fur
nished excellent music for those who
in the double parlors for the games OF
whist. forty-two being accommodated
all of whom sought a quieter form Of
amusement.
Delightful refreshments were served
at IL o'clock, and the hour. of departure
makers.
Among those present were Miss Gil
berta S. Whittle. Of Richmond, Va
Misses Lillian Belts. Louise and Haze
3. A. Rives. Mrs. II. NJ Drewry. Mrs
Pannill Rucker and Mrs. Alberta Fer
maid, of Martinsyille. Va; Misses Annie
Seay, OF Blackstone, and Elizabeth
Hairston. of Roanoke, and Misses Mary
Lou Kearfott, Corinne and Pattie
Brown, Mary and Grayson Lavinder
Mary and jamie Ford. Annie G. and
Nellie Mullins, Halle and Laurie Bar
rett, Cecil Withers, Catharine. Rives
Mary Thomas, Lucy and Grace Arson
Mary Green. KiEziah Carter and Roy
Smith, of NIartinsville.
Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. Ben Barrow, of Danville. Va.
Redd, of sutherlin; Richardson, OF
Farmville: Robert Wilson. OF Cascade
and j. D. Sparrow, P. p. Watson. r. A.
William and Sam Fontaine. Ford, Bar
row. Harry, Sam and Will Pannell
Walter Cobb. Brown, Smith, Sempie
Marshall. Dudley, w. T. and G. S. Will
Hanson. Conrade and Robert Kearfott
Williams, Gravely. Arson, John w. Jr.
and Louis Carter. of Martinsville
Clarence Kearfott, of Bristol ane
others.
MIR. J.. D. Sparrow gave a very en-
joyable progressive whist and forty
two party at his home on East Church
Street, Saturday evening from to Il
o'clock. Mr.. Sparrow was assisted ir
receiving by Mrs. John B. Sparrow
Mrs. Allie Edwards and Miss Roy
Smith, of Martinsville. There were
about fifty guests present, and the
games were played at twelve tables
Delightful refreshments being served
at the close of the games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Grayson County Social News,

w [Speclnl % The 'Tlmes- Dlspatch1 rs "
PEACH BOTTOM. YA,.3 january a.
g (, 6, Cox, Of Spokane; Wash. who
has spent the pas :, n month with friends
yesterday for his home. n " \
Professor n. NJ Gardner, principal
of Dublin institute, was Visiting In
sGrayson during the oolidays. !, =, =
arrived here q few days ago to spend
Mr. Roe Hill who has spent the
psst month i Wiz few his ~ Is people ]. y ths
NINA .s IN Oregon. Mr.. IIiiT lept MI
country twenty tive Years 4 ago. N during
Mll,nhtin,e has sapclimulGte,l a 5l!lg'd-
81 me ~ on tai. u. gSNf{