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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Pocahontas Social News.
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IspecinI TO The rimes-Dispatcl,.
Pocahontas, Va. February 20
James Niathcrmnn, OF MrGoinas. w
Va. was in the city sunday.
Mrs. Henry II. Shutflebargcr. OF
Rural Retreat. Va. Is The guests OF
MIR and Mrs James ". Bailey. on East
Water street, this week.
Or. c. u. irwin, OF Coopers, w. Va.
was in the city sunday, the guest OF
friends.
{. {. aicNeal. of Mora, W, va. eas
here sunday visiting friends.
Miss 5ssic Jones left Monday for
Thayei. w. Va, where she Will visit
hor sister. Mrs. Horace L.. Goodman.
OF years u resident OF this city, but
was here sunday visiting relatives.
Colonel J. H., Jones OF Switchback
w Va. was in the city Sunday.
Charles Moore. ui Mora, W. Va, was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs James W.
Bailey, the first of the week.
Frank King. OF Pittsburg, Pa, is
in the city. the guest OF his brother,
y. j. King,
r u. Taylor, OF Mccomns. W. Va.
was here sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. II. Roddington and
daughter kathaleen. left Monday
night for North Carolina, where Mrs
Boddiugton and daughter Will spend
the remainder Of the winter. Mr.. Bod
dinEton Will be gone few days only
Dr. Ed Jones. of SWitchback, w. Va
was here Sunday.
j. w Bailey and Grafton Bailey. WHO
have been spending some time in New
York, have returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Miller School Social News.
fspeclaI to Tho Ttmes-plspateh. ]

Especial to The Times Dspatchl
Miller School. Va, February Ga
The entertainment Thursday evening
given by Miss Laura Il, Jordan was
a great success.
The school celebrated Washinston's
Birthday by giving Il holiday. The
chief feature of the day, arranged by
Miss Vineyard. was an esq and potato
race. Messrs. Weisbrad Wnshhurn and
Mrs. Walton were victoTs in the race.
The Y, NJ c. a. had an excellent
meeting Sunday evening. DR.. r.. b.
Fulton addressed the society His
theme was based upon Truth and
Duty
The Shakespearean reading, "As You
Like 1t" by Mrs. Hannibal Williams.
was great success. She quickly cap
tured the audience, and held them
spellbound.
On Saturday evening the vawter Lit
terary Society installed the following
officers: President, p. r. II. Washburn;
Vice President, James I. Lewis: Critic,
Y. II. Carson. Secretary, W. W. Jen-
nings: Sergcant-atA Arms, a. Pope
Hull; Choristcr. James w. Brown. AZ
ter tho installation, p. r. Fl. WASH
burn, president-elect. made an inau-
gural address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Williamsburg Social News.
Especial to The Times. plspatchl


williamsburg, Va February 20
Rev. and Mrs. Il. Ruffin Jones and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Char
lottesville.
Rev. G. $. Kcnnard pastor of The
Baptist Church, has gone to Bowling
Green, Where he has been asked to
deliver g special sermon tomorrow.
Mrs. II. J. Wilkins is visiting rela-
.tives in RiGsmondts
Miss Kate ;Maupin has returned from
Harry l. Burrows, in Fairfax.
Miss Mamie Davis was in Peters
burg yesterday. wh=re She went 10
deliver an address on 4Clvics."
Fred Jones. of WASHINGTON county
visited his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
w Jones. this week
y Miss Moilie FarInholt. OF King VIII
y. is visiting her brother Or. w.
U. Farinholt. al Toano.
Bishop y. NJ. Randolph viii ad,ntnis-
Ter t the rite OF confirmation in Rruton
Fa I,l church on sunday, May s.
t1ush Mercer of Richmond, visited
1,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j, L. Mercer,
ne first OF the week.
MIS-. MISS Marsaret Turner teacher Of
ioeutlon IN the williamsburg Eeynaia
nstlt ute. has resigned, and Returned ia
ler nome IN statesrille. N. G.
~, IN JOINT contest between III,
A0ehlX and Phi!omathean Literary
roeieiies OF William and Mary College.
,uesaaY night, the judges awarded
ne prize, handsome cup. 10 the
,hosniN, the points being Is ia in
he latter's favor. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Ashland Social News.

Especial TO The Ilmes-DlspatchJ
Ashlan ~ Va, F G,a9,,1 26,-Mr Mrs
has been the guestof Mrs. e, Morgan
Shepherd, has returned home
Walter Story ana Asa Biggs, OF
Franklin, were the week end guests
OF friends here,
Miss Pattie Lcake has returned from
IL visit TO Richmond
Raymond Winn, of kenbridgc, was
the recent guest of friends here,
Mrs. Rutherford Flet and little son,
nave returned from weeks visit to
friends in Richmond.
f. W. Mcclung, Of Rockbridge
county, has been the recent guest
OF *. .. Kerr.
AIR and Mrs. w Sackott puell and
sons. Of New York, are visiting Mrs
Louise g. Fisher,
who has as : been MISS Katherias
TauGhan's guest, has returned home.
Mrs Delaware Easter. after de :
lighttul visit to relatives in Hanover,
Pa and Baltimore, Md, has returned
home.
Mesdames Arthur and Edwards, of
Nranklin, are Visiting their parents,
Icy. and Mrs. Lnwless.
The Misses Lipscomb were guests
OF Mrs. Bernard Llpscomb last Sat
urday,
Mr.: ana Mrs. William Dunbar Evans,
Of MiddlcseM county, have returne
nome after visit TO Mrs. Hill Car
ter.
Paul Bllucoe win leave next week
for trip to Norfolk and New York.
Arthur Thomas was the guest OF
Charles Maogill Bridges last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs, j. r. Wightmnn and
son frank WIEhtman. Of Baltimore,
Mrs. Marshall Ellis, who has been
! The guest of Mrs. Davis BELL, In Lynch +.
burg, has returned homo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Suffolk Social News.

Lsneclal to Tho Timos.Diapatch.1
sunollS., va, February 2o.--At tho
| in Saratoga street, the philatfea class
OF tho SUFFOLK Baptist Church on
tuesday evening entertained at IAN
Evening With Washington" The hours
program OF vocal and Instrumental
| solos, duets and other musical nun.
bors was rendered.
From to 9 o'clock Tuesday after.
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. j. L.. Nc
Lemorc, entertained at George Wash
inston tea party: Sixty-five guests
were present Tho guests were. re-
Geived by tho young hostess and Hen
costumes. respectively. us Martha
aud George Washington. In cherry.
tree contest the prize, tox OF candy,
was, won by Claudius Riddick. Re.
arlno Pinner and Miss GLADYS Parker
Mr.; and Mrs. w. n. Carter. OF Muir
Suffolk on their honeymoon.
Mrs; O. =. Hill, Of Richmond. I. in
John w. Eiey, in Franklin Street
Mrs. S. y. Britain. OF Suffolk, and
Mrs. Leslie l.. lJley. OF Crittendon. have
concluded visit OF some days TO rela-
The SUFFOLK Literary Club was en-
tertnIncd Thursday by Mrs. Henry L.
Land, In West-End.
The meeting OF the Suffolk Book
Club was postponed until next We'd
nesday. whom MICS Louise Britt will
be tho hostess.
Harvey b. McLcmore. OF CORTLAND.
va. has concluded visit to SUFFOLK
relatives.
Misses Mary and Lola OConnor and
MISS Boyd. Of Portsmouth,. Va, this
week hayo been guests of Suffolk rel.
ativcs.
G. Clinton Johnson, who. for some
health, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Chandler this
week visited relatives at Virginia, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mason. OF Pilila-
delnhia, visited Suffolk friends this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Holland hav.
concluded visit to Franklin relatives.
Miss Margaret Phillips left Monday
to resume her school duties at HollIns
Institute.
Mrs. Mamie. Prctlow and Miss Anna
Pret!ow, OF t'ranislin, this Week were
entertained by relatives In SUFFOLK
Miss Mary BruH, of Washington. ID.
Co Is a guest OF Miss Rosa Bruce.
Miss Virginia Cooke, OF Norfolk, has
returned home after visit 20 Misc
Caroline Boykin.
DR.. y. H. Johnson. OF Franklin. has
returned after a visit with friends at
his former home in Suffolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Chase City Social News.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Chase City. Va. February 26.--Mr.
Yokley, OF Mt, Airy, N c., is visiting
his son. j. +. YolSley, at this place. this
week.
w. b. Agney. of Boykins. a former
resident of this place, was here q fcA
days ago visiting friends.
5. S. Elan. OF Richmond, spent Sun
day last with his sister and brothers
here.
Miss Sue Taylor. who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Beazley, returned
to her home in West Point last Tues
day.
Miss Lizzie Lyttle, of SCOTS Cross
Roads. was visitor to friends las,
Tuesday in Chase City.
Professor O'Neil. OF North Carolina
who has been here for some weeks,
returned to his home by way of Dam
vile, where he spent few days this
week.
Mrs. John Hatch. of Charlotte Court
mouse, Va is the guest of Mrs. j. A.
Robertson.
Mrs j. L. Booker. OF Suffolk. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. C. NJ. Boswell,
on upper Main Street.
Mrs, Thomas p. feffress has returned
olina and Richmond
MIR. and Mrs. George A. Endly have
returned from Richmond. where they
nave been for some weeks.
Miss 1rma Jetfress. who Ias boon
visiting in Richmond. has returned
home.
Fl. IT. Terrell and James D. Bryson
spent few days in Richmond last
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Toano Social News.

tSpocialto The Times-D ispatch1
+ Toano. Va, February a6,--Nlss
Mollie Farnhol,. of King William
county, IS visiting her brother w.
q. Farnholt
Captain o. II, Jones who has beon
confined to his bed for some time, is
out again.
mond this week with her husband,
Hon. II. &. Stephenson,
The Toano High School celebrated
Washington's birthday with appro-
pirate exercises. DIR. Chandler. OF
Richmond, who was expected. was pre-
vented from coming by an accident
and his place was very acceptably
filled by j. II. Binford. Mr. Eintord's
address was greatly enjoyed by the
large audience which was present, and
he made delightful impression. Pic
lures OF Washington and Lee have
recently been bought by the school
children, and they were in place in
time for the exercises, as well as am
other very old picture of Washington
which was recently given the school
by Cary WILKINSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Roanoke Social News.
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marriage OF Miss vcsta wooten OF
THIS city, and John 9. Paper, of Wythe
county, was quietly celebrated THURS
of the bride, on seventh Avenue, s. W..
the Rev G. T.. f,lmore pastor OF the
FIRST Christian Church, officiating.
Miss Nello Wooten, OF Ricbinnod, II
sister OF the bride, was AMID OF honor,
and the groon1's best man was John
Q. Wood OF Fairbanks. Alnska. After
The ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Raper left
OIL the virgntan for Norfolk, ind from
there will go on Il Northern tour.
The Colonial tea given in tic home
of Mrs. l.. n. Vaughan. on Campbell
Avenue. $. w. Tuesday afternoon by>
the Ladies Aid society and tho Chris-
tan l1ndenvor society of the First
social event Hundreds OF guests were
present. The women receiving and as
siSting In the entertainment wore Co
lonial costumes, and the house decor
atoms were all suggestive or Colonial
days
The executive board of. the Civic
Club met Wednesday afternoon in the
home OF Mrs M. NJ. CALDWELL, at "Vir-
ginia Heights and considered plans
Tor entertaining the club at an after
noon social gathering early in March.
Miss Mary Miller. Of Charleston, S.
q Is tho guest OF Mrs. William z.
Stephenson.
MIS-. ~. y. MarShall entertained
Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss
Bailagh of Lynchburs.
Mrs. Claiming Newton is visiting
her sister, Mrs. David Agnew, in Pu-
laslSi.
Mrs. George Van Lear has returned
from visit to Bluefield friends.
Miss Emily Beebc, of Raleigh, N. c.,
is the guest of Mrs. Joseph w. Coke.
on The Terrace
The Virginia College girls enjoyed
a Colonial ball in the college audi
torium Monday evening Only the
girls participated.
Air. and Mrs. clifton p. Huff have
returned from Vineyard Hall" Wash
ington county where they visited Mr..
Hun's parents, Mr. and Mrs George
~. Hun.
The Roanoke Choral Society eletced
a president and secretary at their
meeting Wednesday evening. L. =.
Burnett was chosen president. and
Gordon L. Baker. secretary. Thirty
new names were added to tho clubs
membership.
Miss MAYO Carpenter has returned
from Suffolk. where She visited her
SISTER. Mrs. Simon Lawrence.
Mrs. Alice Palmer has returned to
Richmond. after visiting Mrs. c. c.
in this city
Mrs. X. j. lizard has returned from
a visit to friends in Lynchburg.
Or. and Mrs. Jefferson Kinney hava
returned from Baltimore, where the
former consulted a specialist. DR.. Kin
ncy is improved In health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Buena Vista Social News.


Ispcclhl to The Times Dispatched
B,tenn Vista, Va February 26..-Onc
or the most enjoyable entertainments
of the season was given at the South
crn Seminary on Monday evening" tho
occasion being tho annual junior re-
clthl.s The auditorium was Well filled
with an apprecativc audience.
The young women OF The clnss OF w.
III smarter give u very enjoyable oyster
supper on Wnshlngton's Birthday.
Washihgton's Birthday passed OH
very quietly. with little evidence that
1t was HOLIDAY. The banks were
closed, the post-oilice observed Sun
day hours and the southern Seminary
suspended academic duties. A. 0 o'clock
n special Washington's Birthday din
ner was served at tile seminary, COM
plimentary to the students.
Miss Roszella Johnson, of tppcrNille,
Is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Beatty.
G. s. Worthingtor, of Baltimore. Is
the guest OF his daughter. MISS Mabel
Worthington. OF tho seminary
Rev. j. S. Engle spent several days
In Berryville this week.
Mrs. G.. ID. Moriweather left We'd
nesday for Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Spotsylvania Social News.

Especial to The L -Dtspatchl
spotsElvania, Va, February Co.
Mrs. Lucy j, Garner. of Spctsylvania.
is the guest for a week OF Mrs. Ethel
Z, Wiltshire, of Orange county.
Thomas Stoteley Coleman, who has
been visiting in Richmond, is again
at home.
Miss Helen Stokes Leonard, Of Gins
cinnatl. is the guest for a month of
friends In Spotsylvana.
L. H. Randall. of Stafford, has re-
turned home after q visit OF some
days 10 Spotsylvania.
S. p. Goodloe, of Alton. Is visiting
friends in spotsylvania and Rich
mond.
John NJ. Harris, OF Richmond. Is
visiting friends In spotsylvahia.
Luther A.Ncloud, of Wilmington.
Del, who has been visiting in Spot
sylvania has returned home.
j. y. Stewart, of Easton, Md. Is
the guest of friends in spotsylvania
and Orange counties,
Harry Watson, of Baltimore. is en-
toying a visit OF ten days in upper
Spotsylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Big Stone Gap Social News.
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Big stone Gap Va, February 26.--
Miss Mamie Goodloe, of Williamson.
w. Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. WI.
5. Mathews.
Judge w. 5. Mathews, who has been
confined to his room for the past three
weeks, is considerably improved. ana
Is now able to be out again.
Guy II. Pug. OF Bristol. on his re-
turn from II visit to relatives at PEN
nington Gap, stopped here over sun
day.
j. S. Wright left Monday for Rad
ford to take position. His Family
Will remain here until after the public
s6hool closes.
Hon. n. T. irvine returned home
Tuesday night after an absence of Sow
eral weeks IN Richmond.
Lee lessee, OF Dryden. spent few
days the past week In the Gap. visit
ing his daughter Mrs. w. u. XII
bourne.
w. r. Willis. formerly citizen of
tho Gap, but has been residing at APP
palachia for some time. VIII move
his family to Somerset, Ky, this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Wytlleville Social News.
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Wythev!lle, Va. February 26.-The
Stuart Chapter, Daughters of the Rev
olution met Tuesday evening at
walker Hail. and was delightfully."-
entertained by the regent, Mrs. Charles
Macalister. Besides the Daughters,
many invited guests We're present.
The young women of Berwick School
celebrated the evening of February 20
with an enjoyable bal poudre.
Mrs. stephen Putney has returned
TO '.Ingleside." after spending several
weeks in Baltimore with her daughter
Mrs. Page Dame.
Mrs. Will Savers and Miss Elizabeth
Savers are guests of c, c. Billups. in
Norfolk.
Mrs. A. =, Campbell and F'ftz Camp
bell left this week for a visit to Bal
tinore.
DIR. Will sayers is in New York
on professional business.
Walter stanley. of Norfolk. is visit
ing his parents. Captain and Mrs. Boil
ing STANLEY.
Carl Ewald, of Piedmont. w. Va.
Is visiting his mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Ewald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Hcathsville Social News.
Special to The Times-Disnatch.

Heathsville, Va, February 90
Lenten services are regularly COM
Quoted every Wednesday night In st.
Stephens Episcopal Church by the
pastor, Rev. l.. c. Harrison.
Mr., and Mrs W. G. Sims have re,
turned from trip to Baltimore and
Washington and Alexandria.
Mrs. j. L. Nelms is visiting In Bal
timore.
Misses Genevicve Smith. Mary Kemp
and Maud Nelms, Professor Harry
Carter and L. Hugh Smith and Cor
don Blundon, formed part of a week
end party to the home Of Miss Susie
Norris, near Lively.
Horseback parties arc getting very
popular with the young women and
men of the town.
Walter Carlton, OF San Diego. Cal
was u recent visitor to his old home
in lIea thsville the first time In about
ten years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Front Royal Social News.

Special to The Times Dspatch.l
Front Royal, Va, February 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. Douglass of Baltimore, Md.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L, H. Jackson, have returned to their
home.
Mrs. W. G. Weaver, ST. after an
extended visit to relatives In Washing
ton, has returned 10 her home.
Rudolph Evans, of New York City
has returned to his home, after . short
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L..
Evans. SUE
Nj. and Mrs. W, II. Rossernlan arc
visiting Mr.. Bossermans parents in
stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. NIachir OF Stras-
burg, after a short visit to MIR. and
Mrs. C.. NJ. Nenable. have returned
home.
Mrs. w. L. Carson has returned home
after an extended visit with her
parents in Richmond.
H. c. Maddox, Sr,. and son. of Della
ware, O., are the guests of John Mad
doX.
Miss Jean Richards, OF Rlvcrton,
Who has been visiting in Baltimore
Washington and Annapolis. has re-
turned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Farnlville Social News.

Eai1nvillo. Va. February 2s.-Tha
children is 1,l,i,, Of shs Brigade q ths
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
n. Wilson. The rooms were appronri-
ately decorated with the national col
ors. Master LOWS Whitlock, as WASH
ington. received the guests. and their
Misses Viva Paulelt. Mamie Garrett
and Fletcher Green. all clad in old
time costumes. served refreshments,
consisting of sherbet chocolate and
cakes made In the share of hatchets
and cherries.
- a Martha Washingson was enioycd
Judge and, Mrs. ]. n. Crutc.
Mrs Rodriqucs and son, of Freder-
lcksburg, are guests in the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. +Edmunds, at Scott
Green.
Miss Lula Q. Andrews. OF tho Normal
School Faculty. has been on tho sick
list for several days.
Miss Fannie Berkeley. who is teach
or in the public school OF Salem, Va,
was here this week on n short visit
to her mother. Mrs. William r. Berke-
ley, She was accompanied by Miss
Camper. who was a guest here OF Mrs
OF the Normal School,
Miss Martha Cunningham, of Rich
mond. has been the guest Of Miss Jen-
ME Tabb during the past week.
John Wilson, formerly of the First
National Bank of Farmville, will ba
connected with tho Planters Bank Of
this place, commencing on March i.
Quite large party went up to
Lynchburg to hear the celebrated Sem
brich sing. among the number being
Mrs Walker Scott, Mrs. Booker. OF tho
Normal School: Mrs. c. b. Crute. Mrs.
A. A. Cox. Mrs. II. r. Booker, Missea
Minor. Dugger. Harrison and Messrs.
j. NJ. Lenr and John A. Scott.
Mrs. William p. Venable has re-
turned from an extended visit ia
and New York
Miss Rennie Gates. of Petersburg,
who has been on a recent visit to Miss
Nellie Miller, OF Farmville. has res
turned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
South Boston Social News.


Special tu'Inc JllHcs-iIlbUHNtIiJ
South Boston, VA, l'ebruary 2e;
An cnjoyablc evening was spent WIN
flulifux camp, j. q. U. a. NJ, VINO
celebrated the 1IStit anniversary OF
tile birth Of George washington nt
their lodge room on TUESDAY evening",
A number OF visitors hhd been lnSlteu
to participate IN the exercises, httei
the regular routine OF business 1nd
been dispensed With, The spacious
hall was thrown wide open TO Us
guests, and n genuine tratermal iinna
snake extended to all. G. i; MOTIFS
was toastmaster. Past Councillor X, &.
Boazley, who was the irst speaker,
took MS his theme, Virtue, Liberty
and Patriotism" Other speakers wore
S. NJ. Wood, T. Hunter Henley and
y. ~. Moorefield Delighttul music
was furnished by Miss robertson, of
Richmond Mrs. c. y Morris anu Her
bert Neatherford, of this place. which
was followed by smoker and re-
freshments.
George Norwood and J. w. Moseley.
OF this place, are seeking pleasure III
Florida and other Southern states
Frank y. Yancey, OF Richmond.
spent last Sunday with relatives at
this place.
j. j. Lawson and rheo. Collins. of
this place, are spending some time In
a. p. CraddocIs, of Lynchburg, spent
81 few days with relatives here this
week.
Miss Agnes Ford, OF Lynchburg, is
the guest OF Mrs. W, H. Childress.
Miss Byrd NJ. Yancey. who has been
on visit to her parents hero, has re-
turned to Richmond.
Miss Annie WiIlSerson. OF Salisbury,
y. c., is visiting Mrs. q. j. Hunt, al
this place.
Mrs. r. j. Davis has returned from
a pleasant visit to friends III Lynch
burg.
Bob Lawson, OF Tennessee, is visit
ing his brothers, w. H. Dave and w.
Il. Lawson, here.
Comfort Watkins. formerly OF this
place, but lately of kentucky, visited
friends in South Boston during the
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Mineral Social News.
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ISpeolaI 10 IHo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mineral, Va, February 26.---Mrs.
Parrish, OF Bumpass. rs visiting her
daughter, Mrs. u. II. Bumpass.
Captain r. II. Burnham has boon
quite sick for the past few days.
Mrs. l.. A. Keller returned home
Thursday, after having spent four
weeks in Richmond.
Mrs. Fred Farrar spent saturday
and Sunday last in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. OF the Sulphur
Mines, spent several days in Eich
mond.
Clyde Arnet'. of Richmond. spen
Sunday with relatives at Mineral.
Mrs. Arnett, OF Richmond. is visit
ing relatives herc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
West Point Social News.
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i"pec'ai 20 mo mos-D!spatch.1
\, " West Point e Va, February 90
Home NeedleworlS Clubs on We'd
ncsday. The decorations wero those
appropriate to the season. George
Washington's picture was prominent
hatchets and the national colors were
niuch IN evidence, and as souvenirs of
the occasion. little red and blue
hatchets were given. tied with red,
white and blue ribbons.
On Briday night, in tho Masonic
the School Improvement League, mr..
Bob was given. The first number
on the program. which very much de-
lighted tho large audience, was a vocal
a Que by little Martha. and Henry
the following taking part; Misses Mae
Owens. Mary Denmead. Lillian Roberts
and Margie Palmer; Warren Tapping,
Harvey Brooks and Daily Walsh. a
sole by Mrs. Mr. -, 4. Julian Bssby and Sc
Of Lloyd Tabb, Jr., Arthur Rogers,
raymond Hargrave. Temple Palmer,
Mr, and Mrs. A. Julian Bagby, added
very much to the evening.
The School Improvement League has
the deed In hand for three lots pur-
chased from Major Dooley, OF Rich
mond. These lots adjoin the school
buildings and will add very much TO
the grounds.
The necessary funds have been for-
warded for the purpose OF buying the
Now library for the high school here,
ton. The school has fairly good
library, but this will be a valuable
addition.
Miss Mae Owens attended the play
given at Shacilefords on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. M, Daily Walsh is spending the
week In Baltimore.
Chesterfield. are visiting Mrs. Ncnle's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Field.
Miss Sue Taylor has returned from
n visit to her sister, Mrs. Roy Beazley.
OF Chase City.