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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-15
South Dakota, There She
Stands.

Sioux City Tribune: South Dakota
spoke it's sentiments yesterday; spoke
them candidly and bravely. They
bespeak loyalty not to men, not to
the "hired leaders," but to cause,
and to the principles underlying it.
They have the spirit of men who do
not bow the head when temporary
authority speaks it's wish, but insist
upon the use of their own Judgment
|of the wish. What measure of praise
lis worthy they give; whatever of
|rebuke is deserved they administer
it.
Putting what are called, more for
the convenience Of having an apt ex-
preston than because of individual
initiative, the Roosevelt policies, and
which define the movement termed
insurgency, they give Mr.. Taft credit
for what he and his administration
have done to advance them. The
specification carries with it the
exclusion of all not named. The
administrative policy of tariff revising
is disapproved and demand made for
honest redemption of platform pledge.
If the administration expected un-
qualified approval from the progress
ives of South Dakota it clearly failed
to comprehend the progressive spirit.
Mr.. Taft asked for it, and his messen-
ger was listened to attentively by the
members of the committee on resolu
tions. When he had done the commit
tee calmly proceeded with its busi-
ness. If the president can learn, the
South Dakota lesson should be in
valuable to him.
There is as much rebuke in Silen ce
as in speech. The omission of in
dorsement Of the two senator's, even
mention of their names, is a vote of
lack of approval of the record they
made during the two sessions Of this
congress. Both on the tariff and on
the commerce bill they failed to meet
expectation. They ''lined up'' in a
disappointing way in way to get
smallfavors but not to command
large admiration.
The regret over this is not wholly
on the part of the senators. The real
men of South Dakota also regret,
especially as to Mr.. Crawford, whose
ringing state papers and splendid
state record gave wings to hope that
the courage and convictions of great
man had been found for this ebullient
western commonwealth. He did not
grasp the fact that when he was
fighting Kittredge, johnson and
Hunter he was also fighting Wall
street, with it's Unsuitable appetite
for premiums on stocks. He sought
harmony where it is impossible. He
did not realize the implacabre spirit
of the advocates of Privilege. He has
his lessons yet to learn that, when
hostile principles come into conflict,
there can be no compromise. He
came home with the lesson unlearned
and made a plea for harmony. The
convention gives him it's answer-a
postotfice application.
IfSouth Dakota's senators and rep
resentatives do not give full express
sion in congress to the spirit Of the
states progressive and dominating
element, the latter takes its first
opportunity to express it and assure
the like element over the country
that South Dakota is taking no back.
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-15
Advertised Letters


The following letters remain un-
called for In the Canton post office for
the week ending July 9, 1910.
July 9th, 1910.
Burns, Grace
Coughton, &C.
Etter. John
Estvold, John
Gibson, r. III.
Grasm, Milan
Hayslett, E. r.
Main, Lew
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Willie
Tangland, Miss Grace
July End, 1910.
Cave, Claude
Denneson, Helen
Fay, Mrs. S. A.
Gunderson, Thore
Kulstad, Jacob Ernest
Matonsek, Frank
Monsen, Sigrud
Neutecker, Chas.
Rydeen, Walter
Sandum, Jacob
Spittell, j. B.
Stouwdan, John
Smith, Frank r.
In calling for any of the above
please say advertised.
T. T. SMITH, Postmaster.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-15

Bring me your watch, jewelry and
spectacle repairing all work guaran-
ted.
H. G. WOLFE
Jeweler & Optician
CantonAS. Oak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
Bon Air

BON AIR, June 1.-THE Bon Air
Summer Club opened it's door, on tues
day Night with dance. A fun at
tendance proved the popularity OF the
Club, and argured we'll for the COM
ing months Eailies. Those attending
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Polk Miller. Mr..
and Mrs r. s. Christian, Mrs. Chas.
Ryiand, Mrs. Douglass Wherry, Col.
and Mrs. 4. NJ. Fl. Taicott. Mr.. and Mrs
r. NJ. {. Burlington. Misses, Maude Nil
Ter Virginia Lee Miller. Eliza and Nell
Christian, Nellie McCluer. Julia Wher-
nv, Halle and Eva Talcott, Louise and
Hazel Hudspeth. Harriet and Marie
Creke, Rebecca Walker. of Richmond:
Flippie Kearnes. Rannie Taicott. of
Richmond. and Montague: Messrs.
Clayton Terrence. Basil and Keith
Jones, Neal Richard. Smith Neville and
Percy Montague. Daruley Adanson,
DR. Echenrode, Lewis Larus, Caring
ton, Sclater Blackiston, Bates McCluer.
and others.
, Mrs. j. c. Hagan. Mrs, Chas. Ry-
land and daughter, Gertrude, Miss Re
becca Walker. were with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. g. Christian through the past
week. Mrs, aJmes W. Han, OF New
York, was with Miss Carrie Moore
recently.
Miss Ayliffe Wherry. who has been
attending William and Mary finals re
turned home on Friday. accompanied
by Miss Elixabeth Macon. OF Williams
burg
Miss Elizabeth Creke, has returned
from a months visit to friends in
Washington.
Mas Augusta Bartield has opened her
home here. for the summer. and has
with her. Mr.. and Mrs. LaGrange
Cooke, Miss Lillian Cooke, Clarence
Cooke, and daughter Lillian Of Fair
mount. w. Va: Miss Helen Opie, of
Paramount. w. Va; and Glover Cooke.
OF Thomas, w. Va.
| Miss Nanny Powers has returned
from Forest Fiji.
Miss McKenna Jones has returned to
her home in Petersburg.
Miss Louise Miller, who was visiting
Mihs Ayliffe Wherry has left for her
home In Richmond,
Miss Hattie Scott is with Miss Hal
lie Taicott.
Miss LuRson 10 visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bethany. at Keswicls.
| Miss Lucy Mason was the recent
guest OF Miss Hernins Moore.
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Blacksburg

BLACkSBCRG. VA. June IL
While the festivities of commencement
week are the all absorbing topic just
now. considerable informal entertain
ing is to be done by the people OF the
town and college for their house guests
particularly for several of the former
students vino will bring their wives
with them. Two at least, OF ire latter
are brides Of the late spring and have
visited here at other finals and during
the session.
Among the Blacksburg young ladies
returning from school or college this
week are: Misses Minta Mathews. Ruth
Cary and Nan Crowder from Farm
vile, Bessie Hall from Abingdon. Anna
Murril from Atlanta. Ga. Anna Bar
ringer from the art school in New
York and Margaret Barringe from
Peace Institute at Raleigh, y. (. The
Misses Bsrringer are entertaining a
house party at THE Grove" fer the
finals.
Mrs. l.. S. Randolph and two children
have gone for WISH 10 the formers
family in Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Louise OShaunessy
have arrived at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. f. ID. Surface for the summer
Mr.. William Kelsey and family of
Clifton Forge. and Mrs. Homer Kelsey
of Roanoke. are guests of Mrs. J. H
KELSEY.
Mrs. T. F. Campbell and Miss Ellen
Campbell are in Chris,iansburg for
two weeks and Pres. Campbell has
gone to Giles on fishing trip.
Mrs, J. Fl. Martin arrived from
Charlottesville to-day, to spend some
time with her brother. Prof. j. NJ.
johnson.
Miss Nell Walker leaves Saturday TO
attend the Hampton Sidney finals
where he brother G. l.. Walker will
graduate this year,
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OXFORD, n C. June tl.-Mtss
Willie Grimsley, of Snow Hih. n <
is the house guest of Mrs. 7. L. Booth.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. s. Massey left Tor
Raleigh this week. where Mar Massey
commences his work as editor OF the
Christian Advocate.
M EDWARD Rollins. editor ef the
"purham Herald spent Sunday with
Mrs Rollins, who is the guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Steed,
Mrs. W. ii. White il on an extended
visit 20 her daughter Mrs, Mckethan,
In Fayetteville.
Mr.. p. @ Bryan, of Scotland Neck,
formally OF the city public schools
here, was in oxford the past week
on his way to Statesvilie TO assume
his duties as editor of the Sentinel
Miss Cristene Roseman spent sun
dav and Monday In Durham.
AIR. and Mrs. r. G. Bassiter and
MI. w. T. Lassiter were the guests
of Mir. X. ". Lassiter for several
DAYS the past week.
Miss Margaret Horseheld. who has
been member of the faculty OF
the city schools in Wilmington. has
returned home for the summer.
Mrs. w. w. Spratiey, Of Richmond.
is the house guest OF Mrs. j. F.
Meadows on North College street.
Mrs. r. W. Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Charles Thomas. of Keysviite, Ma, are
opening the week with Mrs, Rogers
at her home on High street
Mr. r. NJ. Ellison. OF Liberty. n. c..
spent several days with MIR. and Mrs.
X. p. Hackney this week.
Miss Myrtle Shamburger is visiting
Miss Susie McGhee in Raleigh. From
there she goes to Eastern North Caro-
lima. where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Margaret Moneypenny. after
spending the winter with Mrs. E.
H. r. Mansfield. has returned to her
home In Cambridge, n. Y.
Major A.. s. Lanier. who has Just
returned from the Philippines. Is visit.
ing his mother, Mrs. Bette Lanier,
on North Collage street. He will
make his future home in Richmond.
Va. where he will practice law.
Miss May Davis. OF Raleigh. and
Miss Arlene Whitaker, OF Norfolk. are
the. house guest OF Mrs. W. b. Ballou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead Capeheart
and family have gone to their coun-
try place in Vance county to spend
the summer months.
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ScottsVille

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SCOTTSVILLE, VA, June H.
Among the Breakers" a drama. was
given in the school auditorium Tues
day evening to a large audience. Those
who took part in the play we're Misses
Clara Pitts. Lucy Powers. Dimpie
Blair, Annie Jones; Messrs. e. 4.
Fox, A D. kincaid. Willoughby
Rhodes, r. e. Bruce and l.. G. White.
Tine proceeds wirirfr amounted to
about $40, went TO swell the piano
fund
h. l.. Fox has been elected treas
urer OF Scottsville 10 I'LL the unexpired
term OF Jacinto Y. Pereira. whose re-
signation will take effect June so.
The high school here has closed the
session OF iSeS-191o. and the princt-
pals report shows that the school was
much larger than ever before, and
the session was the most successful
Ia the history OF the school Diplo-
mas were awarded the following grad
yates: Misses Anne Browne. Helen
Harris, Willie Christian and Walter
Edward Browne.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bell have re-
turned to Altavista, after g. visit to
Mrs d. p. Powers.
w A. Powers, of Richmond, spent
Sunday at THE Terrace"
Miss sallie Cabell Parker, of Rich
mond, IL visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C. b. Harris.
Philip Smith, OF Bon Air, was a
recent visitor at Belle Haven, the
home OF Captain ]. l.. Pitts.
r. /. Wade, of Richmond, spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. NJ. M.
Blair. az
e. 3. Harris, Jr., left several days
ago for Philadelphia.
Miss Fannie Il. Patteson, of Roa-
uoke, VINO has been visiting her uncle,
&C. Il. Harris. has returned 10 her
home.
r. f, Bruce was in Richmond
Monday.
Miss Grace Norvel. of Centenary,
was a visitor to our town several days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Blair White were
the guests of Mr.. and Ms. J.. g. White
this week. ----s+ =----'-- ..--. ---------
Francis Harris has returned to his
home in Ronceverte, w. Va. after
spending several days with his par
ents here.
| Mrs. Dora Lynch, who has been at
tending Miss SCOTS class In Cnar
iottesville, has come home.
| Miss Marian Briggs, OF Richmond
! is visiting at. the home OF her uncle
G.. w. Briggs.
DR.. B. L. billiard, of North Gar
den, vas in town several DAYS ago.
Misses Pierce, Roberts and mrs
White Hughes. of Arvonia- were WIS.,
itors here this week,
Miss Elizabeth Woodson, of riorf'
da, will spend the summer with ne'
/ grandmother. Mrs. J. II. Fox.
Miss Ethel Faulconer and Mr.. and
! Mrs. SO. Fafieonef were sisftors al
the home of Herbert Faulconer this
| week.
| DR.. Charles NJ. Haxen. OF Bon Air
| attended the Smith Harris wedding
here Friday
! Miss ~. NJ Hill liz in Richmond, Wis
iting her uncle, Congressman JONI
/ Lamb.
Miss Susie Blair left for Altavists
Friday. where she will be the CUES
of her aunt, Mrs. A. @. Bell.
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Gordonsville

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GORDONSvILLE VA. June Ii
Mrs. John G. voolfolk and little
daughter, Of Uno. are guests of the
formers mother, Mrs. Mollie Sneed,
and other relatives In the city.
Miss Pauline Jor6on left & few days
ago to visit relatives at Palmyra.
Mr.. George Christian. who has been
attending school at Lunenburr the
past session. has returned to his home
in the city.
Mr.. Mayo Davenport and two chill
dren, of Richmond, were recent
guests of relatives In the city.
Mr.. John W. Martin visited friends
in Richmond this week.
Mr.. J. Parker Clarke has been
spending the week with his sister,
Mrs. Roberts. near town.
Miss Sadie Block has returned from
Baltimore. where she attended
school the past session.
9. Mrs. Blanche Bsckhsrp and two
sons have been spending the week in
Culpeper.
Miss Alice Burnnam, of Lindsay,
was the guest this week of Miss Anna
Ross
Miss Lizzie Marchant is visitor
az the home of Mrs. Mollie Sneed.
Mr. James T. Bailey has been
spending the week with relatives in
Charlottesville.
Miss Jennie Wright. Of Louisa coun.
", is on a visit TO Mrs. e. W. Will
iiams. in the city.
Miss Maybelle Cardoza of Rich
mond. lis the guest OF Miss Lettie
Martin, in South Gordonsville.
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Wytheville

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian,
wYTHEV1LLE, VA. June lin
spite Of the generally cool weather,
numbers of summer visitors from
points north and south are arriving
in Wyheville.
MIR. John j. Stuart. OF Abingdon,
brother of Hon. Henry Stuart is vis-
ting his sister, Mrs. A, A. Campbell
of this place.
Mr. Roy Smith, prominent attor-
ney of Roanoke; Hon. j. e, Nysor,
Of Pulaski; r. l.. Jordan. Of Radford.
are among the attorneys attending
the Court OF Appeals in session IN
Wythevile.
Mrs, Page Dance. of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Ellie Put
ney IN this place.
Mrs. Iyettie Goodwin left yesterday
on a visit of several months "a her
son. Rex. ". A. r. Goodwin. in Roch-
ester. y. T,
Miss Eleanor Terry has returned
home. after attending Randolph-Ms-
con Nomsns College in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Thomas. OF
Baltimore. are visiting relatives in
WytheYiIle.
A very pretty and imposing mar
rage was Witnessed in ST. Andrew s
chauei at Ivanhoe. In this county,
Tuesday at noon, the contracting par
ties being sir. Fletcher r. Duncan ana
Miss Cecil, the attractive daughter
Of Col. G. l.. Price, of that town.
The marriage WAS performed by Rev.
F. H. Craighill rector of ST, An
drew's chapel also OF St Johns
church. Wythesille.
Miss Myra Chambers, of Richmond.
is visiting friends in Wytheville
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11


lev Rtsvins were married by Rev. r.
r. Buhard here last Saturday. The
.eremt,n4- was performed In their
buggy In front of the church. They
left ON the afternoon train tor Wash
ington county. the home OF the
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund schaeffer,
of Lynch burg, were guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. II. Atwood last week.
Mrs. /. O'Keeiffe, OF Williamsburg,
is visiting her daughter at the nome
of Mrs c. A. Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaubach Of
Crewe, have returned TO their home,
after a visit to the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Browning. OF
Richmond, came up last week on d
visit TO their parents, Mrs. Brown
ing will remain probably all summer.
Mr.. Lindsay Cralle has returned
from visit to Roanoke.
Miss Clara Inge of Lynenourg, ls
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. ". L.
Johnson
Mrs. Waiter Davis and Mr.. Ben
Inge, of Roanoke. are visiting their
home people here this week.
Mr., d. c. Almond. who lived near
stonewaii. in this county. died at his
nome last SUNDAY. in the SEVENTEEN
wear OF his age. He is survived by
n wife and Eeven children, some OF
whom reside in this county.
Mrs. r. s. Mayberry died on May
25 last at her home near Spring Mlils,
this county. Deceased was sixty-tWo
wears of sge and the remains were
inferred at her late home. Services
were conducted BY Rev. d. S. Hub
hell She Is survived by her husband
and six children.
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Christiansburg

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
CRAFTSMANSHIP G. June 11.-Miss
Edna Proctor, of Texas, arrived Tues
day and Will spend the summer AS the
guest OF Col. and Mrs. Sidney Shelf
man.
Master Howard Haymaker. entertain
ed his little friends Monday afternoon
On his fifth birthday, Harry Hasmaker,
Tatum Smith. Earnest and Ella Wal
ters, Buster Rowzie, Margaret Miller,
Mary Kent, Hawley and Ruth Light,
and Neatrice Charlton enjoyed the
games and a feast OF fruit. cream,
cake and candies.
Mrs, Clara Deale. OF Chicago, is Wis
sting relatives in. GhriSstassburs. =. ,..
MIR. J. ". Hicock celebrated his
eightieth birthday at the home Of his
soa, Mr.. Walter Hicock, of Cambria.
All 81 his children, Mrs. Ghas. Card
her, Mrs. J. y Simpkins, and Frank
lIicock. of Christiansburg Messrs.
Walter. and Earnest Hicock of Cam
bria. Mrs. Clara Desie. Of Chicago, and
Mr.. j II. Hicock. OF Roanoke, were
present.
A host of grandchildren also attend
ed Mr.. Hicock is exceedingly popu-
lar in the county and is hale and
hearty
Among the young people. returning
from the dlHeFrht sehoots ana colleges
are Misses Isabel Hand, and Isabel
Jedkins. Sulins College. Bristol. Miss
Susie Robinson, and Miss Connie Bel
vim. Normal School, Farmville Monta-
que Tallant and Henry Spindle,
Augusta Military Academy.
Miss Mary Willie Meluer of North
Carolina, is the guest of Mrs. John A.
Miller.
DIR. and Mrs. @. T. Surface, little son.
and Capt. VIM. J. Shelburne have ar
rived from New Haven, Conn, and
will spend the sommer at their sum
mer home Edge HIM. DIR. Surface will
resume his duties at Yate University
z in Septemh Der
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are guests Of Mrs. r. 0. Egerton. OF

are guests OF Mrs r. o. Egerton. Of
Petersburg.
Mr.. Julian Mason has returned to
New York, after a short visit to Mr.
and Mrs. C. X. Howard at ken
more"
Prof. $. w. Somerville and family
have gone to their summer home In
Rapidan.
Mrs. John r. Rosebro and son,
Robert, are visiting Mrs. Rosebro's
parents in Baltimore,
Miss Emma Anderson, Of Bowling
Green. Is visiting Mrs. Alvia T. Rowe.
Miss Ellen u. Somerville' Ia visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fl. l.. Marchant,
OF Richmond county.
Miss Bessie h. Tsliaferro, of Essex
county, spent few days this week
with Mrs. J. p. Rowe, of this city
Mr.. r. NJ. Murphy. OF Richmond,
visit to DIR. A. c. Doggett and fam
ily. ;.
Mrs. Natalie r. Smith. OF Scotia,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Il. v.
Valentine, OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ. Lewis and
daughter. Miss Elsie. left this week
Tor New York Miss Lewis will 60
abroad this summer with the School
err party OF tourists.
Pr0f. a. -. wright, superintendent
of the pubic schools of this city, at
tended a meeting of the William and
Mary Alumni Association at Williams
burg this week.
Mr. Robert G. Reginalds, of Rich
mond, Is visiting his sisters, Mrs Mar
tin and Miss Lizzie Reynolds, Of this
city.
Mr. James W. Thomas, Jr, who
was recently graduated In dentistry
from the University OF Maryland, has
returned to his home in lhis city.
Miss Louise Eubank, of Essex coun-
ty. was a guest OF Miss Helen Phillips
for a few days on her return from
the State Normal School at Farmville
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p, Myers, of Wash
ington. are guests of General and Mrs
! p. d. Wheeler.
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King George

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KING GEORGE. VA, June IL:
Mrs. Harry Mills has returned hOlMMt
after visit of week In Wa1hjuMe04S
Misses Nancy and George Grden AM
Washington. are guests OF Mies A1M
Pollock at "Hobso.,," and Will III
there all summer.
Misses Lizzie and Minnie Bake<S
who have been teaching near Wa1&%
ington. are visiting their brother. M1
]. Robert Baker at Edge Hill.
Rev. r., q. Jones has returned tx4
a trip to Washington.
Miss Ellen Lewis is visiting 49,
GLADYS Holcomb in Washington.
Mr.. Minor Baker has returned h01
from Bedford Academy. where NJ 49,
a student.
Miss Stella Dickinson IL yisltar
friends In Washington for
weeks.
Mr.. Joseph A. Billingsly, wns
been a student at Fork Union A4
envy. has returned home for the ~
mer vacation.
Mfr. and Mrs. +. l.. white MMxN
turned from Washington, after m
lightful visit, Ss
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Mounttoy
returned TO New York, after sp4l
some time at their country
here. ~
Miss Evelyn Ninde, of Fre6e13
burg, Is q guest of her coustn
Misses Caruthers.
Mrs. Ladson, OF Hyattsville. M&x2
visiting her sister, Mira. W. M1x4
The Misses Rodier, OF Waahe1
are guests Of Hon. and Mrk ~ r.
Rogers this week. II 8
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Special to The Richmond Tfrgtnian.)
ASHLAND. VA, June IA most
delightful party was given at the
home of Miss Carolina J. Midyette on
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF her
three guests, Miss Annette Kiiey. OF
Norfolk; Miss Emily s. joiner. Of Pc
tersbury, and Miss Marie Mccuilen.
OF Greensboro, ~. G.. Progressive
games were played. after which re-
freshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Annette
Kiiby, OF Norfolk; Marie McCuiien,
of Greensboro, ". C.; Emily 4. Jones.
of Petersburg: Mary Eleanor Cain, OF
Springfield, o.: Grace Lee and Rubi-
nette Lee, OF Iryington. Va; Sea-
brook Midyette, Annie Macon Potts,
Virginia Potts. Ethel Lawiess, Mar
porte Mckee, OF Chicago. ILL.,; caro-
lima Midyette and Messrs. Claude Car
roll, Warner Peatross, w. b. Mid
yette, j. r. Gillette, l.. L. Gravely. r.
v. Lancaster. j. w. Midyette. FRED
keliam, f.. %. Hellweg, w. r. pearce,
W. 6. Fairbanks and Winston
Powikes
Zeta chapter of Kappa Alpha Fra
terntty gave it's annual banquet on
Tuesday night in the Henry Clay Inn.
Covers were laid for sixty-six persons.
The banquet hail was tastefuily deco
rated in the fraternity eolors, with
designs Of ferns. smilax, red roses
and FaasHetias used to artistic aavaff~
tage, The entire affair was charm
ing and was enthusiastically enjoyed
by ali present. DR.. Hall Carter, of
Randolph Macon College, was toast
master. Mrs. Arthur Kyle Davis, of
Petersburg, responded to the toast
Fraternity" Mr.. Cyrus W. Beale,
OF the chapter gave the toast Of well
come and Mr.. E. .. Heliweg con-
cluded the toasts. Handsome souve-
Mrs In the shape of K. A. stems tinted
In crimson and gold we're given the
guests,
Commencement exercises of Ran
dolph Macon College were held in
the college chapel Thursday morning
at IL o'clock. Degrees were con-
ferred upon a class of thirty-five, the
largest in the history OF the college.
The commencement address was de-
livered by the Rev. w. 8. Neighbors
u. D.. president OF Sullins College,
Abingdon, Va. The Satherlin medal
for oratoEy was won by Mr.. 8. b.
Dolly: thS junior Murray medal for
scholarship, by Mr.. Howison, and the
senior Murray. by Mr.. Stubs. rho
/ Walton Greek prize was awarded MIR.
IAapsley. the Bennetthistoricai~ '.laeda
TO Mr.. stubbs and the Shepherd
chemistry medal to Mr.. Beane.
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Apponattox

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AFPOMATTOx. VA. June IL
Mrs. T. n. Hancock has returned
from q visit to her daughter. Mrs.
C. v. Campbell. In Lynchburx.
Miss Louis ellis has been sick for
several days.
Miss Margaret Reekes. OF Boyd
ton. was q guest OF her sister. Miss
Lena Reekes, here last week.
Mrs. Emma Pentacost. OF Buriing-
ton, n. c.. returned to her home last
Monday. after q visit Of about two
months to relatives here.
Misses Ola Abbitt and Carrie Hun
ter are at home from their school in
Farmviiie.
Superintendent Hannah and his
daughter. Misa Ruth Hannah, have
left for o. visit to Mrs. Carrtngton in
Charlotte, where they are holding q
family reunion this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q, w. Taylor have
returned from trip to New York
and Boston,
Miss May Wo;ton ID at home from
her school at Hollins for the sum
mer.
Assistant Cashier. r. l., Burke Is
attending the Bankers Association at
Old Point.
Miss Nellie Dtnktns and Mr.. Con-