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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
Spottsylvania

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SFOTSYLVANIA, VA. April 23.---
DR.. William j. Coleman, of Mineral
City Is the guest of friends in Spot
sylpanie and Fredericksburg.
Mr.. William N. Grafton, OF the
Fork. has returned home after Wis
iting in Spotsylvanta and Fredericks-
burg.
Miss Matte J. Haislop. of Duna-
want, Va, Is visiting for two weeks
in Washington.
Samuel p. Powell. of Belmont. Va,
is the guest OF his many friends at
Spotsylvania.
Mr.. James p. TURNKEY. of Penny's,
Is visiting In Spotsylvania and Fred
ericksburg homes.
Miss Louise MAZE Harris gave a de-
lightful social few nights since to
a number of her friends
Mr.. Beale T.. Garner, of the His
toric Hotel" here, has returned alter
q weeks visit to Orange.
Mr., and Mrs. James A. Powers,
OF Campbell county. are guests Of
friends In Spotsylvania.
John w. WEIGH, OF New York City,
la visiting in Spotsylvania. and from
there will go to Petersburg Tor a
week.
Miss Nettie Y. Deshaxo, of Buffalo,
sthe guest Of friends in Spotsylvania
and calpeper counties.
Charles J. Muir. Of Indiana, Is IN
Spotsylvenia county for week.
Mr.. Ira p. TURNKEY, who has heen
visiting in Florida for some ninety
days. is at home again in spotsyl-
vania.
The high graded school at Spot syi !.
vania had delightful picnic und
outing at GayIes River Grove on 22d
last
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Iron Gate

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IRON GATE, VA, April 2S.--Hev.
w H. n. Harper preached his initial
sermon here as pastor of the Method
list church last Sunday night lis
last charge was at Buena Vista.
DIR. o. c. Morris, formerly of eagle
Rock, has become resident physi-
clan here and will be Joined by his
family In a few days
Miss Mary Surber, youngest daush-
ter Of Mr.. J. w. Surber, of our town,
has been on the sick list the last few
days. hut Is improving.
Mr.. A. A. Minnick, superintendent
of the Union Tanning Company, OPP
Grating a plant here. has just return
ed from a pleasant trip through West
Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky and
North Carolina. He was absent about
two weeks,
Mr.. Phil Dygert, formerly q resident
of this place, now of Roanoke, spent
"A day or two here recently.
Rev. II. W. Grizzard, pastor os the
Iron Gate Baptist church, expects -
leave here in a day or two for Mo-
bile, Ala, where he goes to attend the
annual reunion Of the United Conted-
crate Veterans OF the South. Return
ing. he will visit few days in Louis
Vile
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Pocahontas

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POCAHONTAS, VA, April ga
Miss Bertha Hampton, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs L. b.
Crawford. on East Water street, for
the past week, left Thursday for her
home at Maybury. W. Va.
Mr.. John Boray, Jr.. was in Blue
field, w. Va. this week on pleasure.
Mr. Julian T, Baber has accepted
position with the Pocahontas In
surance Company of this city.
Mr. Ballard Ward. who has been
agent for the Southern Express Com
pany. resigned his position ana ms
gone to Denver. Col, to accept d SINH
lar position with the express com
pany in that city.
MOORE g-AIHnaeFitfg-M
Va, was the guest OF his sister, Mrs
James w. Bailey. the first OF the
week
Mr.. W r. Moore. of Maybcury, W
Va, WAS In tho city this week.
Judge J, W. Henson. of Roanoke.
Va, was the guest OF his sister, Mrs
j, w. H. Lawford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearman, II MAJ
beury, ". Va. was in the city Wed
nesday, the guest Of friends.
Mrs. j. j. Stout of Gary. W. Va.
was here Wednesday visiting friends
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Bowling Green

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BOWLING GREEN. VA, April %,
Miss Emma Lear left yesterday for
Charl ottesvtile to attend the Dorr-
Humphreys wedding.
Mr.. Eugene Broaddus returned yes
terday from baltimore, where he has
heen for the past week.
DR.. Ashury Christian, presiding ell
der of the Richmond district. win
hold the second quarterly conference
of this circuit at Eagles Nest Meth
odlst church. April 20.
Miss Linda E. Writ, of Millersburg.
Pa, In spending some time with her
niece. Mrs, w. r. Ennis.
Mr.. j. C. Lynes has been appointed
census enumeration for the Bowling
Green district to MI the vacancy
caused ny the resignation of Mr..
Charles picke7son.
Mrs, Granville Burruss and chill
dren are visiting friends in Front
Royal.
Mrs. Willard Frank. of Portsmouth.
Va. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
James Barlow.
Mrs. Bernard Walker. of Stevens
VILE, King and Queen county, is Wis
iting the family OF Mr.. w w. Gar
rett.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson and daughter
have returned to their home on An
dergon avenue. after spending the
winter in Savannah, Ga.
Miss Ida Gatewood. who has been
the guest Of her nephew, Rev. Gran
viile Burruss has returned home.
Messrs. Edgar Jennings. of Penola,
Va. and White Peyton, of Richmond.
were guests at tho home OF Mr.
Charles Collins this week.
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SURRH, VA. April Messrs Wal
lace Chapplo Elba Higgins and Leon ~
ard James, Of Dendron, were here re-
Gently
Mr. Gibson. OF kichuiund and Chase
A4ie-I4t sfeeera4-t}t-y# 4at.re recently
Miss Peyton Harrison Was very much
indisposed recently.
Mir and Mrs. WaVerly Minltree OF
Petersburg. were guests In the neigh
bprhned last week
AIRS. =. J.. Holmes was very charm
ms as hostess AT a social given for the
5tFeht IF the Surry Chapter l.. u. G..
at the. latter's chapter house here. On
Wednesday evening.
%. l., ShsWnake has returned after a
long trip touring the South.
Air A. s Edwards has returned from
Richmond, where he attended the play.
the "Uld Homestead" with his wife
Saturday night.
Miss Lou Baker Shelton, OF Sussex,
has returned home, after a long stay
With her sister, Mrs. y. c. Baker. who
was quite III.
Mrs. ". J. Judkins is spending quite
q while In Green Bay with her daugh-
ter Mrs. j, G. Sheiburne.
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assigned to- the pastorate-ef-tAe
Methodist church at Middietown.
Mr.. William B. Horner. q young
travelling man Of Roanoke, and Miss
Nina Dean, of Stephens City, this
county were married on Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. Charles Lynch, OF
the M. II. church, south. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horner win reside in Roanoke.
Rev. William ID. Smith. of Wtncbes-
ter, and Mr.. Harry +. Byrd, editor
of the Evening Star. have recently
purchased from Mr.. A. l.. Warthen,
Of Berryvilie, part of the Rosemen.
farm Tho tract contains 127 acres.
on which there Is q fine apple orch
ard. the consideration being $4,000
Miss May Capper has returned from
an extended visit to relatives and
friends In Baltimore and Washington
Miss Susie Haines is spending so"
time with friends In Luray. Va
Rev. /. w. Canter, formerly. of this
county. but now of Fairmnnt. W
will deliver the address at the exer-
cises to be held in Richmond on May
]. incident to the celebration of the
nienty-first anniversary of the organ
ization of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. Mr.. Canter Is grand
chaplain OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. and q Frederick county boy.
Mr.. Henry p. Gilpin has been at
Boyce overseeing the erection of his
magnificent new country home. The
building has been in course of erec-
ton for one year. and will require an
other years work before completion.
1t will be the finest residence In the
Valley OF Virginia Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
pin spend their winters in Baltimore.
Miss Katherine Kern. daughter of
Postmaster Bentley Kern, is spending
some time with friends In Washington
end Richmond.
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West Point

WEST POINT, VA. April 23.--The
government is building a snag boat
on the shore of the Mattaponi river
al the foot of Fourth street. Mr.. a.
J. Walcott is contractor.
Mr.. A. Julian Bagby Is getting on
famuusly as census enumerator Tor
the town of West Point. lie nnds
everybody courteous and glad TO cX-
pedite matters. MIR. Beauregard Iur-
ner was employed I'm place Of MT.
Bruce Ware. who was first appointed.
with Mr.. Robert Major. TO take the
census dn West Point district. Mr.,
Ware lis employed in the post-otiic,
and could not leave the Office. as The
postmaster. John S. De Farges Is
suffering from an aggravated case OF
pink eye"
MIR. John s. De Farges. postmaster
and wife are in Richmond consulting
specialists and there is danger thst
Mr.. DE Farges will have 10 lose one
eye TO save the other.
Mrs. George c. Guyernator is dowh
this week look around. getting ready
for the season 10 open as usual in
June. SiXty-eight excursions arc rr-
ported as booked,
Mrs. a. l.. Bagby. OF Tappahannoclt,
came down yesterday to visit her sru,
DR. 3. u. Bagby, after attending the
Walker-Garrett marriage.
Rev. Charlton Kidd. wife and
daughter, now of Walkerton, former
~ Of West Point. had narrow es-
cana from -drnWlias- tlanH- GrnSseA
the swollen stream this week between
Walkefton aud TappahannocK.
Mrs. Janet Hoskfns. of Saluda. VINO
has beer visiting her daughter, Mrs
A. J. Montague, on Grove avenue
Richmond goes this week to vs't her
sons in Newport News.
Captain Robert f. Lee has been
quite III at his home. Romaneoke, Just
above West Point. His nephew. Mr.
Robert f.. Lee, Jr., of Fairfax county.
is his guest.
Mrs. II. u. fsagby entertained the
Home Need!ework Club on Wednes-
dey
Miss Lillian Roberts is better, and
with Miss Mae Owens will take d
trip next week to Washington.
Mrs. j. t. Bland. Sr,. has been
critically i'll in her home here. 9ut
is now better. Her daughters. Mrs.
Abrams, Of Essex, and Mrs. l.. s.
Courtney. Of Little Plymouth, nave
been with her this week.
Miss lnez Palmer has finished her
school term in King and .luecn,
where she has taught the past yes
sion. and is now Mt home.
Mrs. J. Lewis Tabb entertained very
handsomciy in honor Of her sister
Mrs Barrie Fisher, OF NorrolK.
The Misses Newcome. Of tiIouces-
ter. visited Mrs. j Presley Williams
the FIRST of the week.
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Pamplin City

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pAMPLIN CITY, April 2s.~-~pr.
Robert Hamlet, dentist of Farmsille.
crme here few days ago. in serious
physical condition. 10 the home Of his
brother, DR. John Hamlet. where he|
is under the treatment OF DIR. r. r.
Walker. His child is now quite Ill al
his home in Farmyille.
Hon. W. c. Franklin, Of this place.
who has been seriously indisposed far|
some weeks, is now improving and is
cut again
Mr. Robert Thornton. who was kept
In by sickness for a few days, is now
up and eat his place az business.
Mr. w G. Merrill. one OF the own-
ers and late manager Of the pipe fac
tory here. who had been for some
weeks In the hospital, Home and Re-
treat" Of Lynchbarg, where he had al
serious operation performed when ha
had sufficiently, improved), Was now
ed to IA hospital in hts old home at
Akron. o., 1t is said, Is still improving
slowly.
Rev. ]. A. Paisley, pastor OF tbs
Presbyterian church here and of 9TH.
ers contiguous for the last eight years.
has resigned and viii go to Moores-
willie, n. c., where he has accepted 81
call TO the passionate of one church.
He will ID. VI preach his valedictory
sermon here Sunday morning. aud thu
following Sunday will enter upon his
work in his new charge.
Mrs. Matte l.. Adams. OF this place.
who has been teaching for the past
session at Eckman, w Va. has res
turned, and expects to spend her va.
cation here.
Miss Matte Thornton. who has heenI
teaching at Mount Hope, w. Va. ia
now at home here. on a visit TO her
relatives
Miss Willie Thornton left US yes~
terday for short visit to her kins~
folk in Richmond.
Miss Fiosste Thornton. OF Pam plfn
City, made a flying trip to Lynchhur9
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Thornton, one Of the
teachers of our public schools here.
has opened a private school since the
session OF the former closed.
Mrs. N. A. Davis. wife OF the depot
agent here, left this morning on 81
short social and business visit for
Richmond.
Miss Ella Gillian left at the same
time on short visit to friends at
Prospect.
Mr.. G.. II. johnson. who formerly
was clerk for Mr. W. III. Lyon and
later for Franklin Bros. merchant.
OF this town. has accepted a similar
position in Norfolk and has gone
there.
Messrs. Franklin Bros. we'll known
merchants here. have begun work on
q storehouse of brick at their old
stand. on which their frame store-,
house was destroyed by Are, April as.
1909.
Mrs r. H. Lukin. her little son.
Frank (wife of DR.. Lukin. who prac-
tieed medicine here for several years
and left recently for the same work
at Primers Point, Norfolk. IL on 81
visit here to her erlatives. the FRANK.
lin and Thornton families.
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Chatham

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CHATHAM. VA, April 23.--The en-
tertainment at the G.. r. I. Monday
evening was u success. although the
weather was inclement A good crowd
of people from town was present and
all report n pleasant evening.
Robert Walton. former G. T. s.
boy. who had a serious accident with
one of his eyes some time ago. is now
in Richmond. and the specialists say
that he will not lose the member.
On account OF the recent tobacco
season, the market here lie looking up,
having sold several thousand pounds
this week.
Judge Harvey is holding q special
term Of court here this week to Try
the Cardwell murder case.
Miss Nell Darlington has returned to
her home In south Boston after a
weeks visit In the home OF her uncle.
Mr.. T. A. Watkins,
MIR John Craddock and daughter
Miss Elise. of Lynchburg. spent a few
DAYS in Chatham this week
Rev. r X. Sanford filled his ap-
pointment at Mt Hermon Sunday
April II.
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GREEN BAY, VA, April e3,-Mrs,
Price, one os our oldest citizens, Is
confined to her bed with rheumatism.
Mr.. Robert Nuunally passed to his
reward on Monday and was buried at
the old homestead on Tuesday, He
was IL member of Liberty Christian
church. He leaves d wife and eight
children.
Mrs. Mary t.. Wilkinson. of Rich
mond, is visiting the family of X. 10,
Withers.
Liberty church is beautlfying her
self within and without. A new roo:
is about to cover it, a new organ. car
peted aisles and new pulpit set
Messrs. Sheiburne. Welson & Nun
nalIy moved into their new storehouse
last week.
Mrs. l.. u. Jones. who has been
Oh the sick list, is going about again,
to the delight of her many friends.
our farmers and gardeners are get
ting q hump on them since the re-
freshing rain OF Sunday night. Much
blowing is being done and many
plants set out.
Hon. !. j. owen Is going around
shaking hands and telling how many
bills he got through while in the
Senate.
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Sunnyside

sUNNYElDE. VA, April 2s.--Mr.
r. c. Williams, of Pamplin City. waa
visitor here thts week.
Rev. +. r. Dadmur. presiding elder
Of the Farmviile district. Is planning
to have & big rally for missions ct
"Hobson's chapel" In which Amelia.
CarterCvile, Cumberland. Bucking-
ham and Powhatan circuits VIII par
ticipate,
The farmers In the upper part or
The county are Installing en- excellent
telephone system. which has friendly
communication with the line owned
by Mr.. Charlie Eanderson
KEY, q, Il. b, Smith took his 1T
tie girl, Virginia Booker, to Rich.
mond, last week to have All operation
performed on her throat,
Mr., Howard, representing the
Farmvi!e Creamery. was a visitor
here Wednesday,
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Suffolk

SUFFOLK. VA, April 23.-The
bazaar held this week under the aus
pieces OF the military company has at
tracted large crowds 20 the ar1norg
each night.
Attractive entertainments have been
given each evening. but the "keveries
of q. Bachelor" on Thursday proved
the drawing card of the week.
Mr.. John B. Primer made AN Elk
ccffeNt bachelor, na-tif street.
hearts of his were portrayed by Kath-
leen Joyner. as Betty the little school
girl; Miss Therese Nurney. as Kate"
the college girl; Miss Pretlow, as
Blanche" the actress; Miss Mary Ad-
kins. as Elizabeth the trained nurse
Miss Laura Etheridge, as Mildred
the winter girl: Miss Evelyn 1weetp.
as Clara" the summer girl. Miss
Marie Woodward, as "IJeannette" the
equestrienna: Helen" the debutante.
by Miss Katharine Brothers. and
"Legia" the widow. by Miss Virginia
Lynch. Mary the bride was beau
tifully posed by Mrs. Thornton With
ers
The two largest card parties of the
week were given by Mrs. l.. r. lIil
and Mrs. Henry Land.
Miss Virginia Cooke. OF Norfolk,
was the guest of honor at a small but
enjoyable bridge party given by Miss
katharine Brothers on Thursday at
ternoon.
Miss Mary Virgins has as her guest
Miss Isabelle Clarke. of Tarhoro. n. G.
DR.. and Mrs. +. r.. Hart entertained
number of guests at most delight
fui barbecue on Tuesday at the,r home
in Primer street.
MT John r. roiunsr has rafurpas IN
the University Of Virginia. after a
brief visit to his parents here.
Mrs. Harry Ilupass and youn gson
have returned to their home in Spar
tanburg, s. C.. after spending the
week with friends in town. Mrs.
Dnpass was honor guest NJ a charm
ing five O'Clock tea on Tuesday after
neon, given by Mrs, James T.. McLe-
more.
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Winchester

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( WINCHESTER, VA, April za,--
Mrs. Mary Montague has returned to
her home in Romney. W. Va. after
visit TO relatives and friends here.
/ Mrs. Montague was formerly Miss Nc
CURE, Of Richmond,
I Among the visitors to the winches-
ter Presbytery. in session here We'd
nesday and Thursday, was the Hot
Judge Robert W. Daley, OF Romney,
W. Va.
MIR. G. M. Gibbons spent several
days In Washington this week
Mics Virginia Fuller spent several
days with friends in Martinsburg, w.
Va. this week
Hon. and Mrs. Harry st. George
Tucker, of Washington, have been
spending g. few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Mccormick, at Rose
HILL" near Berryville.
Mr.. Fred s. Anderson Is spending
come days In Philadelphia.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs W, J. Webster.
of Front Royal. Va. are in Winches-
ter this week, attending the meeting
OF the presbyte~y.
Mr.. c. E. Gentry formerly Of Win
chester. but now connected with the
United States marshars Office at
5taunton, was q visitor here this
week.
MIR, Loring a. Cover and Mrs. Cow
err formerly OF Winchester. have
opened their house at Green Spring
Valley, near Baltimore. for the sum
mor.
Rev, J. NJ. Robeson. rector OF Christ
Episcopal church Wildwood. who was
recently EXTENDED n call by the ve;stry
of the Episcopal church at Marietta.
ca, has declined the call and viii re-
main at Wildwood.
Mss dretna Fawoett. daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fawcett, of
Frederick county. and Mr.. Guy. Frye,
son OF Mr.. Isaac -. Frye. OF Rosen-
berger Va, were married at the home
81 the brides parents on Thursday.
Rsv. G. w. casseif. pastor OF the Ln-
theran church, Stephens City, offloi-
atiug.
Rev, ID, IL. Baery and family have
arrived at Mtddletnwn. this county
and have taken up their residence on
CHURCH street Mr.. Beery was recent
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] King George

KING GEORGE. VA. April 80
Mrs. Lucy Tayioe Pollock, OF Wash
ington. has sold her old ancestral
home, "Catterton." on the Potomac
river, to Mr.. George Lowell, of that
city, who will renovate the old man
sion and make O summer home CT 1t.
1t Is beautifully situated about nifty
miles below Washington, and In days
gone by was one of thee handsomest
estates In King George. 1t was own
ed by Captain John Tayioe. who in
herited 1t from his father. 1t is built
in &C lonial style, and Is one of the
landmarks of beauty along the Poto=
mac river.
Mrs. John Shadrick and daughter,
of Madison, Wis, are guests of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. largest,
at BLEAK HILL
Mrs. Robert K Ashton is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. William l.. Montague has re-
turned from a visit to her sister. Mrs.
Charles Quesenberry, in Washington.
Hon. Fl. Il. Garrett has returned
from trip to Washington.
A new post-office has been estab-
lished In Pumpkin Neck, which is
called "Prokeley." Mr.. r. X. Asi.
ton is postmaster.
Mrs. James KendelT has gone to
West Virginia to look after some prop
erty whfch has recently been 1eft her
by q deceased reiative. he property
consists of very valuable timber, coal
and mineral lands, which have not
been developed.
Mr.. Simon Schroeder, of Indiana, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Leo Schroeder,
in lower King George
Mrs. LAWN J. Sothron, wife of DIR.
Sothron, Of Charlotte Hall, Md, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest p. Tayioe at "Chatterton."
accompanied by her little daughter
and son.
Miss Imogen Lewis. OF 'Marmion.' -
is visiting Miss Gladys Holcolm In
Washington.
Mr.. Robert X. Ashton has return
ed from trip OF several days In
Washington.
Mrs. Fl. f. Smith, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hasker,
in Washington. has returned home.
Misses Rosalie and Mary Grymes.
daughters of Mr. w. ID. Grymes, have
been visiting Mrs F. S. Williams,
in Fauauier. where they were guests
at the marriage OF Miss Louise John
son Swami and Mr.. Charles a. r.
Sinclair, which was one of the So
ciety events of the season in that
county.
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Buena Vista

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BUENA VISTA. VA, April "a
The graduatin grecitai of Misses Mill
dred Root. Carrie Easter and Angie
Wade in piano and Miss Miriam Um-
/ hoitz In vocal at the Southern Semi
nary on Monday evening was one oil
the best entertainments of its kind
this season. The program was an m
this season. The program offered was
an excellent one. and the young la
dies acquitted themselves in a man
ner that showed the work of the fin
ished pupil.
Mrs. w. II. Sanborn, who IL at the
head OF the vocal department at the
Southern Seminary. entertained the
vocal class on Wednesday afternoon.
Twenty-four young ladies were pres
emit. and spent a delightful afternoon.
Pleasing features OF the occasion
were several selections by the Glee
/ Club and contest entitled The Evo-
luton Of n Shirtwaist.' the prize 60
Ing to Miss Thornhill and the BOBBY
to Miss Conrad.
Mr.. Fl. Fl. Parker. OF Covington,
and Mrs. Willard Wren. or Mariinton.
w. Va, are the guests OF Mrs Elmer
Parker.
Mrs, w. w. Zimmerman. Of Clif-
ton Forge. Is the guest of Mrs. g. r.
Zimmerman.
Mr.. II. A, Deprfest IL spending sew
eral days in Harrisonburg this week.
MrG. E. Fl. Wheelr. OF Truansburg,
N. Y, who has been the guest OF her
daughter at the Southern Seminary
for several weeks. returned home this
week,
Rev. n, III. Rowe has returned from
an extended trip in the interest OF the
Southern Seminary.
Tho ladies OF the Episcopal church
gave a very enjoyable silver tea at the
home Of Mrs.s W. t. paxt0s ga -Taes-
day evening.
DR.. II. g. Myers. OF Forks OF Buff
falo. was business visitor in the city
several days this week.
Mrs, ]. Fl. Lake and Miss Maggie
Crizer are spending several days In
Roanoke,
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Gordonsville

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GcRDoNSN1I.LE VA. April a.
Mrs j. r. AGREE has returned from q
visit to her brother, J. A. Mayhugh. in
Baltimore.
L.. j. Taber was III Richmond Thurs-
day 70 see his laughter. Mrs. y. r,
Collins.
J. II. Strattpn was in charlottesville
: TUESDAY on business.
Rev. j. h. Cooke, of Richmond. has
accepted the can to the Gordonsville
Baptist church, effective the fret sun
CAY ia May,
Mrs. y. S Luck and sister. Miss
Louise Saunders. OF Poindexter, were
ssoySansville visitors this week.
Miss Mary Niche ri Richmond vas
q recent guest of her sister Mrs. X. O.
Watkins.
Captain and Mrs George Wright
have returned from their trip South
George T. Kirkpatrick, OF Washing
ton. vas in Csordonsvilie this week on
business.
Miss MARY Curd is visiting relatives
and friends in Richmond.
W 81 Dunn. 81 Richmond. visited ms
family here several dass this week.