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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-31
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN

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When night brings no rest nor
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Whe urinary disorders set in
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Have cured women here in Bam-
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This ID one Bamberg woman's tes-
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Kidney Pills. I suffered from kid
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was always q dull pain across the
small Of my back and at times I felt
very dizzy. The kidney secretions
were also irregular in passage and
caused me added annoyance. Upon
hearing Of Doan's Kidney Pills,
went to the Peoples Drug Co. and
procured . supply. The contents Of
three boxes have helped me wonder
fully. I intend to continue the use
Of this remedy"
For sale BY Ill dealers. Price 50
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New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-31

Long gloves for short sleeves and
short gloves for long sleeves at
Hooton'S.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-31
News from Olar.

OIaEs march LS.-hev. w. r. Y8fs
brough, the soldier boy evangelist.
left us to-day after q weeks work In
the way Of revival meeting In the
Methodist church, and 1t can no
doubt be truthfully said never before
have the people Of Olar been 90 thor
oughly awakened and seriously i'm
pressed. Many made open confes-
sions that they had been changed
from . life Of sin to that Of living
for the glory Of God and the build
ing up Of His kingdom. He preached
on Saturday afternoon on the street
In . one-horse wagon on the subject
Of prohibition. The streets were a.
usual full Of people. both white and
colored. and the attentiveness given
to the words o. this man Of God was
most remarkable. On Sunday after
noon he preached to the men and
boys only, using the words: Keep
thyself clean." a. q foundation of
subject. He clearly and frankly
pointed out and warned the men and
boys against the many vices along
this LIES pathway, from cigarette
sucking to the red light districts of
the cities. At the conclusion Of this
sermon he took up q collection for
the Door Of Hope. an institution In
Columbia which has been established
to reform fallen girls. Twenty dol
lars was soon raised.
Truly this IL . man Of God. We
have never seen . man whose whole
time. devotion, sincerity. and life
was more directly aimed at the up
lifting Of the fallen and the shaping
Of souls to At them for the kingdom
of Heaven. We feel like his visit
here has left q power behind it. May
God spare this His good servant for
many more years service was thought
II not expressed by every one Of his
congregation on Sunday evening -
they clasped his hand good bye.
Misses Kathleen and Annie Laurie
Kirkland. of Bamberg, visited friends
here last week.
A few Of the young folks went
down to Fairfax on Wednesday night
to attend the Easter ball.
Mr.. c. F. Rizer went to Savannah
to-day on business.
Prof. A. G. Rembert, Of WofIord
college, will lecture here in the
Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing at eleven o'clock. He comes
under the auspices Of the local lodge
Knights Of Pythias. He IN grand
chancellor Of the State Of this fra
ternity. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
Misses Ethel Brabham and Annie
Laurie Kirkland are visiting In Au-
gusta.
Mr.. w. A. Norris has been ap-
pointed carrier on Route No. 2, to all
the vacancy caused BY the death Of
Mr.. w. r. Bennett.
Misses Ids and Emma Bessinger
visited friends In Aiken last week.
B. G. J.
Unusual Accident.
Near Lima. Ohio. on Sunday. two
men we're instantly killed. one fat
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-31

Mr.. w. A. Norris he's been ap.
pointed carrier on Route No. 2. to al
the vacancy caused BY the death OF
Mr.. w. r. Bennett.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-31

Misses Ids and Emma Bessinger
visited friends In Aiken last week.
B. G. J.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-31

Misses Ethel Brabham and Ami,
Laurie Kirkland are visiting In Au
gusta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

San Antonio; Mr.. Hiram Smith. Mr..
Jack Brander, Mr. Billie Burke. Ricn-
mond; Senior Ramirez, Washington.
Besides the weekly hop, the Cham
berlin swimming pool is very attrae-
tive in the evenings to the young peo-
pie, particularly the very young peo-
Pile here. Wilson Roper, OF Petersburg.
is conceded to be the finest young
swimmer on the beach, and on Wed
nesday evening gave q swimming par
ty at the Chamberlin pool to a num-
Der OF the children here, lovers Of
aquatic "stunts."
Buckroe steadily holds its own
through August. The family parties
still coming In for a long stay. Ken
lucky 10 particularly we'll represented
this week, it's contingency consisting
OF Mr. and Mrs. n. p. Gay. three
children, Winchester. Mrs E. NJ
Hume, Mrs. Harry Chenault, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. McCown, Mr. and Mira
T. c. McCown, T. d. Chenault, Rich
mond, Kentucky; Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.
Watkins. Miss Barbara watkins are
most delightful representatives from
Louisville, each OF whom has added
much to the social life OF the place
here. and made many friends.
Tho Richmonders registered here
are Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Parrish. MIRA
Ryan, Miss Zimmerman. Mr@ r. A
Kane. Mr.. w. q. Mccoy.
Mrs. Bush Nelson. Miss Nelson, Of
Lexington. KY. are among the recent
arrivals.
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Slaughter, At Lootsburg. this county
Mrs. w. r.. Epps. Of salem. Va, u
the guest of Rev. n. q. Drtscon
Mr.. q. p. rubank, Jr... Of Washing
ton, 10 spending . few days with his
father. Mr.. Giles r. Eubank.
Mas Louise Wtnstead. of Baltimore.
Nd. Ia visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Ollie Fisher. at Nokomis
- Mrs. Emma podaon and son, FITS
hugh. have returned to Baltimore, af-
ter spending two weeks In Northum-
bsfiand Waiting relatives.
Mrs. Robert wentworth and two
children and the Misses Edwards OF
Baltimore. ara the guests Of friends at
Edwardsvillc, this county.
Clarence Richardson and wife, OF
Cape Charles, Va, are spending a few
days In HeAthsvillc. where Mr. Rich
ardson was engaged In the gents fur
nishinE bushes at one time.
Miss Aimeda Crowther, OF Avalon,
this county, has As her guest Miss
Myrtle sauires, Of ocran, Lancaster
Mr. J. y. CRAZE. lawyer, who is
spending the summer with his mother
here Is on q business trip to Balfi-
more.
Miss Margaret Rice. OF Baltimore, Is
a gueet at sycamore Hill, the home
cf Mr.. George Daniel Shirley
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Raiines

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
RAINES, VA. Aug 20.--The
drought here of four weeks was
broken last Saturday by heavy show
ers. and the crops of tobacco are now
turning green and Indications are that
the crop Will yet come up to the reg
uiar average.
There never was a more enjoyable
picnic than the one given by the
sunday school at Stoddert last Sat-
urday notwithstanding the inclem-
emit day. large crowds gathered and
the tables were weighted with all
the delicacies of the season. Besides
the stew, there WAS plenty of lemon
ade. which WAS passed around by the
bucketful.
The Rev. w. e. Hill, Messrs. Walk
Or Scott, G. w, Blanton, Frank Blan-
ton. r. L. Baldwin and Miss Ruth
Rlanton.- EarmYille;- Mr--Rea- Bald
win. of Dallas. Tex; Mrs Hunter
Baldwin, OF Manchester, visited In
the home of MIR. J. L. Swoope last
Sunday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Crute visited her aunt,
Mrs. Joe Haziegrove, yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Amos is very Ill.
Miss Fannie Miller 10 still very
sick.
Mrs. Jessie Crute and children, of
West Point, are visiting MIRA Ben
Walton this week.
The Rev. w. e. Hill preached an
eloquent and impressive sermon TO a
large and appreciative congregation
last Sunday afternoon at Stoddert.
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Williamsburg

especial 10 The Richmond y.-xtaisn.,
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Aug. 2o.--..
1cnxhier f. Savage ef the Basak OF
'Mliliamsburs. Is spending his yaca :
tson with has parents in Berlin. Md.
Miss Sadie Malone has returned
from a pleasant visit TO friends In
Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. King and
fnrrfly. OF Doyiestcwn. Pa, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Kitchener at
Kings Mil farm.
Dr @, c. Brunk. superintendent or
the Eastern state Hospital, has re-
furnd from a short vacation which
he spent in the Virginia mountains.
Mrs. r. D. Wiiklns and son are visit
Sng relatives In Staunton.
Mr.. Thomas Geddy. Jr., has returned
from visit to n college mate in Luz
neTaburg.
Mr.. A. h. Roife. Of Surry. is visiting
friends here.
Mrs r. l.. Spencer has returned from
4 visit in Bedford city.
Mrs W. r Douglass and children are
Visiting relatives In Basic city,
Mrs. Viola Ware left Thursday for
Natural Bridge 10 spend some time
with friends.
Mr. J. p. Van Fcssen left Thursday
for Augusta county 10 visit his mother
Miss Kathryn Geddy is the guest Of
Miss Palmer, in west Point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Highland Springs

The Young Mems Bible Class are
praetieins for sn entertainment. un-
der the auspices OF Mr.. Barbara. for
the beneht OF the Methodist church.
which will take place. Aug. ~ Music
will be rendered by the Highland
Spring Mandolin Club.
Misses Adams were serenaded Mon
dny night by the Highland Springs
Miss Lula Adams Is spending her
vacation 1T Ocean View
Mr.. Eugene Chambers. OF the West,
lie visiting his parents on Main ave.
who haa been Waiting in Petersburg.
has returned home, after spending q
most pleasant visit with their friend.
Mas Beulah Wells
Mr.. Bovce and family Will move to
Manchester. as IL will be more con-
venient to his business.
Mr.. Stuart Turner and Arthur Gray,
are spending their vacation at Ocean
View.
Mr.. John Raitiebach left last week
for the mountains. where he will be
engaged in business. accompanied By
Mr.. Herman Whackiey.
Mrs. George Gordon was the guest
Of Mrs. Jones at Glen Etho Heights
Mrs .. La stiles visited Richmond
Master Clarence BuheIer. Is sick at
VA '
Daughters Of Liberty VIII meet
Monday night at the Odd Fellows Hall
at 8 r. NJ.
Mrs. Emma Gale. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. John Giasko, has
returned TO her home In Richmond.
Mr.. W. p. kudd and son. Granville,
are visiting relatives In Caroline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard. OF
Flint, Mich, are visiting ut the homo
OF Mr., r. G. Moore.
Miss Pearl Bonneville. of Reedsvfile
Va, win spend the winter with ner
aunt. MIRA J. W. Taylor.
Mr., and Mrs. LAdd, has returned
home after an extended trip through
different States
The Cdf Fellows met "Wednesday
night, in their hall. At tho Y stop.
Msss Mamie Lowery. or Richmond
visited Miss Bertha Adams this week.
Mr.. 8. q. Gray, II visiting his par
euts on Main avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Winchester

e WINCHESTER. VA Aug. 2o,---Mr'
John NJ. steck. Of Winchester. has re-
ceivsd from Governor Mann . eona-
mission appointing him a delegate 70
the National Legislation Ions,sis n
y Which viii ns held s. ~ nSe ssth.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jenkins. OF
Baltimore. are visiting Captain ana
Mrs M. T. Reed.
Rev. Frank r. Ridseway and sister,
ancc at the I1oudon Camp Meeting.
Mrs. Edgar snapp and daughter
have returned from visit 10 reia-
tives In Staunton. Va.
Miss Nena Brown spent TINS week
with friends in Washington.
Mrs. J. G. Eastman Is spending
some time at Rawley SPRING.
Mr.. Chss. b. Dooley Is spending sev-
s at Ho mssss Mills Ma V. va.
Mr.. Ernest G. sioat. of washington,
is visiting relatives in this CITY.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Horsey ana her
are spending some days with friends
Mr.. Dudley ThelIer. of Baltimore
who has been pending some pe ,,ms
has returned to his home
Mrs, Goodwin Baker is visiting
friends near Purcellville. Va.
Mr.. r. Gray Williams spent several
days In washington THIS week.
The tournament at Bsrtonsyilie re-
Gently drew a great crowd. Fourteen
Knights participated. The successIu
ones were William Burtner. first. who
crowned Miss Edna Buchanan. OF Ha'
gerstown, queen Mr. N. r. STROBE
crowned Miss Anna Jolliffe. Of Boyee
first maid: Mr.. r. z. Reid crowned
Miss Ella Jelifsse. Of Bluefeld. w. Va
second maid: Mr.. Charles Ward crown
ed Miss Frances Jollfffe third maid
Mr.. J. L. Carper made the corona
tion address.
Miss Anna Green, of Washington
and Misses Fannie and Virginia Ty'
Ter. of Richmond. are visiting a.
Morgan Spring. the home of Mrs
Florence Wheat. near Berryville.
Judge A. c. Carson and wife. wn'
have been spending the summer a.
their old home here. started on Thurs
day for San Francisco. from whencs
they will saii next week for Manila
Mr.. ana Mrs. Carson were accom- paniet
By Mrs. Carscn's mother. MRS, s; !
Conrad, who goes to the Philippine
TO spend several months with he
daughter Judge Carson presides owe
one OF the insulsr courts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Montgomery. o
Richmond. are visiting friends Al
Clarke. as IL MT Frank Mccarthy
also Of Richmond.
Rev and Mrs. W. T. walters ere
attending the conference OF the Chris
tian church, now in session at mar
/ risonburg, Va.
! Mr. Charles Gray, of Memphis Tenn.
is visiting at the home of his father
Mr. Richard L. Gray, on north Ken
street
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Apponattox

APPoMATTox, Aug. 2o.--Mr. r, \.
Godsey. of Lynchburg. was visitor
here Tuesday.
Miss Jessie o'Conner. of Prospect
Va. Is the guest at her cousin. MISS
Nj" NJ, and Mrs. Fl. C. Smith. of Fay
ettesvilie. \. G., are spending their
vacation here with Mr.. r. a. smith.
Mr. II. a. r. Clement. of Newport
News. spent several days In town this
Miss Lizzie Coleman, of Lynchburs,
is guest at the home of MIR. W. ~
Mosser.
q guest In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. K. Atwood
Mrs. r. w Mosser is sick.
MIR. j. W. McKendree of Richmond,
Va. has been visiting friends at Chap
Mis- Katie woodbridge of Graham,
Va. II spending her vacation with her
Mr.. II. i. Fore and wife Of Rich
mond, va. returned yesterday after a
visit to Mr.. Stephen Fore.
Mr.. f. H. MAtherson, of Washing
specttng the government demonstration
Misses Ruth and Carrie Harvey, of
Evergreen have been visiting friends
MIR and Mrs. A, C. Bledsoe. Of Port
Norfolk. who has been visiting friends
here left yesterday for Orange Court
house, to visit Or, Wiley Bledsoe
Messrs j. O. Oberin and d W.
Knickerbocker. are in the State OF WIS
eonsin. buying UP cattle--it Ia re-
ported cattle can be Dough, very cheap
there, on account OF the dry weather
Rev W. L. Murphy, Is guest at
the home of s. l.. Ferguson.
Mr.. II. c. Harvey. his sister, Miss
NeIiie. ard Miss Jacquelin Atwood,
win spend week visiting New YORK
Niagara, and Toronto.
Miss Marguerite Campbell. who mas
left for her home at Amherst.
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Basic City

Special to The Richmond yirginian.)
BASIC CITY, Aug. 2o.--The Bran
don has been unusually gay for the
week, number OF entertainments be-
ing given by the guests Of the hotel
Monday night the children gave
some tabieaux, impersonating differ
ent songs, which proved very success
fuf and very entertaining for the
guests.
Friday night a chatishing dish party
was given In honor OF Miss Elizabeth
Coghili. of Fredericksburg. and Miss
Ethel White. Of FL Paso, Tex, The
"blushfng bunny was made on the
yersnda and pronounced temptingly
good.
Saturday night the weekly german
was given and enjoyed by the young
people of the hotel and out Of town
guests.
An exciting bowling match was held
Wednesday morning. in which there
we're ten contestants Miss Elsie Par
IRISH, Of Richmond. and Miss Bertha
Ryon. OF Washington. u. c, scored
the highest, winning the prize.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nj. Habliston.
of Richmond. spent the week end Of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
iiablisotn, who are spending the sum
mer at the Brandon
mr. anu ATS JOun EHhIAWQlls -uI
Richmond. and party stopped at the
Brandon SUNDAY night on their way 10
Richmond. They have been touring
Virginia and reported good roads and
coed times
Another automobile party stopped
Monday night. Mr.. and Mrs. James
g. Tinsley. of Richmond. and ave 9TH
ers who were in the party enjoyed
their little stay at the Brandon.
These who have registered during
the week are Mrs j. X. Chidrey, OF
Richmond: Miss NJ C, Childrey, of
Richmond: Mrs. r. l.. Chadwick. Mr.
Francis Chadwick. Mr.. Hamilton
Chadwick, MIR. Lewis Chadwick. Of
Norfolk; Miss c. r. Emerson. Helen l.
Emerson, Mrs j. Fl. Emerson, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Duke,
Richmond; Mrs. ]. w, Marshall Char
fotsGsclile. j. NJ. Carthy, Chariottes-
VIE, Miss Magic Shelton Lovington.
G &C. Plan, Covingtcn; IT. s. Moseley.
Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
ltabsiston, Richmond: Mr.. J. w. Mar
shall. Charlottesville: w w. Putnam,
Stanton; T. II. Humphreys, Staun-
ton. j. J. Soherer. Jr. Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs s. y. Swartwout. New York !;
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. swartwout,
Rbshmend: Lewis G. Grant. Richmond;
Philip ST George Cooke. Richmond
Mr. A. r. Grice, Portsmouth: Miss
Isabel Hill. Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
James q. Tinsiey Richmond; Miss
Clair Tinsley. Richmond; Miss Lee
more Tsnstey. Richmond Miss Sally
Miller, Huntington. w. Va; Miss Pat
tie Miller. Huntington, w. Va: Mr.
Gilbert Parkes, Nashville. Tenn w
e Fearee, Clifton Forge; C. A. Daily.
Pittsburg. Mr., S. j. Coffman. Albe-
marie county; n. Nelson Coffman, Los
Angeles, CAL Mr.. and Mrs. Heber r.
tasserr Portsmouth: Mr.. Edwin c.
Boyer, Racine, Wis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

a party of young people to Williams
burg this week.
Mr. ], T. Harwell, Of Petersburg,
and wife who was Miss Lily Johnson,
of West Point, are on a visit to MRS
Harweirs sister. Mrs Charles Den
mead.
Mira James Johnson. of King VIII
liam 10 also visiting her daughter MIS-
c, H. Denmead
Bernard FAIRY, who has been clerS
in the restaurant of Reuger, IN Rich
mcnd for sometime came TO his home
ON We'd esday on erutches, suffering
with rheumatism
Beach Park will close on next sun
day night 80 far as the Twi-Li Elk
eursions are concerned, II Is under~
stood that the Terminal Hotel will not
close at that time possibly 1t WIZ
keep open during the winter months
Mrs. Charles Friend, of Richmond,
la visiting in the home Of Mr.. Hans
ford Anderson. her uncle
Mrs Lucy Stacy, former resident
OF Richmond, has returned from Louis
/ Vile KY. TO her present home
| walkerton. Her daughter. Mrs. VIII
/ Jefferson had her splendid residence
/ near Louisville. KY. burned down re
Gently.
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Buckroe

r1 r,.n-nna yy,r~tnisu \
tspeClaa 20 nn az. GrI ~ a. a. -
bo1nEoE o tns..,r - th,s ~..r
me oisunee r,..s -.,sr, :
at tne oeacn nas s..a" 49,
ming parties. zen - 49,,
spreaos. sue ups "a H. g. roarS -
IN tne en.er.ainns Iin1 80 NJ, -
the Ausust suss.s De 49,. -
tanee, they Iilu $685. ......
the noe Trips 70 the p.aces "a 80
near mere, ~nose iopo. .." -. r,s,,s
spread, cape nenrs, mn .srS
attraotion aho Ns ..S ~ ~ ~
dunes. - inc iaxo go 49,
iAho IolA, anu pa IT, ~
"eSh. sesstai .is -. s.ota.a,v
Ihe young se. na
IN esiuene9 .s 800, ~, .h Me.
tertaihi1n peln1 ~ nA 80 -
Tonne T iemS, y.
uhe inos. pvp ssa n,w~s
son. eh.e.nu ...
cary eeehihs ar Ma s.tsh 49,
OF the wees, M a .Na S,san 3D.
mona. m1 M w W.. 49, o..
ersours, W. va a a,1 10 ss 1 1890 y.
teson. o.auhton INC eool su ....s y.
the eVeMns, pms mas inos. 49,. =
~ prousn, OUT ~ tag .ions 49,
pienoed cnArmins.y Win me us
evening gowns ana ilssn younk IAcss
OF the guests peau ,a o.nnsr va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Barton Heights

Misses Louise ana Ida Gulick left
for their vacation Friday. They Will
spend a few days in Washington. D.
G., and then 20 to Loudoun county
for a month.
MI. 8. b. VIM, of Montgomery.
Ala, is visiting his sister. Mrs ]. #.
Stringer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, f. Palmer. who
have been visiting Mrs. W. P. Feitch,
have returned home.
Mrs T. W. Gardner. who has been
visiting her uncle. MIR. Joseph Ryland,
In King and Queen, has come home.
Mrs. Harvey Hughes il visiting Feia-
tives in Hanover.
Constance Ryland. who has diph-
liberia. u more comfortable.
Hunter Talman IL in Hanover.
Mrs. Mary Quick and daughter.
Lou, have returned from Ocean View.
after 4 pleasant weeks visit.
Mr.. II, 8. Hall and family have come
home, after = pleasant visit to John
ston station. In Buckingham county.
Miss virste Long leaves soon to visit
relatives In the West
Misses Bertha, Lillian and Pearl
Hardaway are visiting ut Snowden,
Va.
Alvin, the TIttIs taros- year-oid son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. X. Miller. who
was painfully cut by falling through
q glass sash to = flower bed, II getting
on nicely.
Rev. Mr.. Bergman, who has been
spending his vacation In Surry, return
ed to-day and will I'LL his pulpit at
both services on Sunday.
Mrs. Fred 8. Jones' and daughter,
Margaret, are spending the month ut
Greenwood. Albemarle county.
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West Point

WEST POINT, VA. Aug. 2o.---There
have been several large launch par
ties here frem Williamsburg recently,
one Of them. composed of about thir-
ty-hve people. came early in the
evening TO enjoy the festivities at
Beach Park. and then were entertain
ed in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert /. Lewis. on First Street
Mr.. Robert C. Garden entertained at
dinner few days ago at The Terminal
don Ware e Arlington, New Jersey.
tertained In their home on Tuesday
evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs Ed-
ward Crane, of Washington. %. c., and
Jersey. Quite q number Of friends en-
Or. and Mrs. b. B. Bagby has re-
turned from visit 70 the old home
70 spend a few days with parents.
Captain and Mrs. A. y. Bagby and
also to meet brothers Rev. Edward
Bagey, Of Arkansas and Rev. Richard
Eagby who is appointed by the state
Board of Health in King and Queen
and King William, to investigate hook
worm. also spend day or two at
home
Miss Ethel Loving. OF Richmond, who
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. j. Wexford Owens, has returned
TO her home
Mise Bessie Durham has returned
70 her home In New York, where she
viii soon resume teaching.
Alsses Betsy Byrd and Eftie Giles. of
Roanoke. who have been on visit
here to their Aunt. Mrs. Laxsie Ed
wards leave to-day. accompanied by
MRS Edwards. to spend a week or ten
fore returning 10 Roanoke,
The Misses Barham. OF Nashville,
Mrs Jane Wilkinsen- OF West Point
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