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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09
Chase City

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.p
CHASE CITY. VA. April s.--Mr.
Alfred Hueston. who has been visits
ing his hom ehere, has gone on q
business trip TO Norfolk.
fce-Creaxn.
The attractive parlors of the Little
Mecklenburg are largely patroniyed by
the young men who have found the
advanced summer girl
H v. Daniel. of Norfolk, the popu-
lar general agent OF tn eStandard Oil
Company. was q guest of The Glib
SON this week.
The delightful new nome of Mrs.
Thomas G. Boswell will be opened for
the entertainment of the Five Hun
dred Club for next weeks meet.
DR.. c. G. Taylor who has been in
disposed at hts home, is out again,
Children from the grammar grades
are being trained for series OF
Mother Goose pictures to be given in
the town hall during commencement
week. April q.
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Rustburg

Especial to the Richmond vit15nt
meeting at tho Methodist c.
conducted by Rev. George n.
OF Richmond. 10 growing In tMt1
and power. Each evening tht
chants close their stores thA&
clerks may attend. Mr.. Wltey
preacher OF great power, ana m r.
ence In this community has a1,
resulted In great spiritual uptl1
the people. M
Misses Laurie Driscoll ana
Perrow returned to school III Nt~1
stone. after . few days visit ~
homes here.
The Capitalists" q strong RI
from Lynchhurg, will meet the III
ball team on the home grounds j.!
Saturday.
Mrs. George A. Coleman. Wh6 r.
the Home and Retreat In LSnoAMe
having undergone a serious epGf4knl
Is slowly improving. S Hill
The census enurnerAtors fOk
Ruktburg district are as follows
c. Nelson. J. -PerrnH ana
Drtscoii. Also Thomas TNesdy, n r.
{ ored man. to take the censUa ~ "a
coiored people in one of the dfet41
Mr. g. G. Goggin has returned "a
| the meeting of the PrcsbytefY Fl
South Boston. As!
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was evidently enjoyed by the large
and appreciative audience. Tho cast
OF characters was as follows:
Aunt Debby. Mistress of Breezy
Point--Miss Ruth Gillian.
Ashriel Grant, WorkfHSure Waif--
Mics Alma Bishop.
Elinor Pearl. OF unkrvwv parent
age--Miss yaughnie BefxArd.
Mrs. Hardscratch. WIN business
propensities--M Miss Florrk Mason.
Mehitabie Doolittle, $sanufacturer
gon.
Bernice vernon--AsG Virginia
Robertson.
laura Leigh-Miss fIA Dlankensrip
Edith Norton--Miss Kate Wright.
Clarice Fenleigh--Miss Ruth Thur
mondr--Aunt Debby's Summer Board
ers Fresh From Boarding School
Famine, Miss vernon's French
Maid-Miss Mamie TURNKEY.
OLD Glen, the Gipsy--Miss Ferne
Kash-
where oil did well. some were
nevertheless, more pleasing than 9TH
ers, or 1t would be truer to say. had
more pleasing parts. Miss Alma
Bishop, the young lady who had the
role Of "Ashrie!." was beyond ques-
I&Ou the IdNoT1te Oh the duaiOHIes sC'
Mrs. Hardscratch" miss Florris
Mason) received mitch commenda-
ton, while the Twins misses Ruth
Dooiey and Ruth LESLEY fairly rivalec
the popularity OF "Ashriel."
The gtSls who took part In this
play were trained by Miss Addie Grid.
lin. the accomplished teacher Of eie-
cution at Letter Institute.
Many who saw the play have de-
clared themselves much pleased, Civ.
ing words Of kindly compliment to ths
young ladies who presented II; but
however delighted the good citizens
OF Bedford may have been. II Is SAFE
to cay Jeter Hill as fully enjoyed Bed.
ford's approvai-and the financial re.
suits.
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Williamsburg

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WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April p
Miss Jean Mercer entertained the
Bridge. Club very delightfully."- Friday
afternoon. Those playing were Mes
DANES Charlotte Hubbard. Blanche
Moneure, ~inder Lane, Jr., spencer
Lane and Walter Montgomery; Misses
Pinkie and Kitty Morecock. Emiiy
Christian. Sue Hundley. Ada.r Iaiia-
feiro. Edith Smith and Jean Mercer.
Mrs. Van r. Garrett and little
darshter left Thursday for New Or
leans to be present at the golden
wedding OF Mrs. CARROTS parents. ex-
Governor and Mrs. Nichols.
Mrs. n. NJ. Smith and Miss Edith
Smith entertained at tea on THURS
day from t:so TO sac.
Misses Mary and Lottie Garrett
were In Norfolk Thursday 10 et.and
the marriage Of Miss Randolph.
Mr.. ID. s. Jones. OF Newport News.
spent Monday with Mayor Il. w. War
burton.
Mrs John w. Daniels. OF Cape
Charles. is the guest OF Mrs. GalSa
Veiden.
Miss Hodges. ct Norfolk, has heea
he guest Of Mrs. L. w. Lane. Jr.
Mrs. John Purcell and son, Thorpe.
are the guests of Mrs. Thorpe.
Mrs. Hugh 3. Bird spent Friday
la Richmond.
Mrs, Kate Slater was in Ricnmord
Monday.
Mrs. J. r. Case and son. Mr., a.
" Case, Of MALTA. p. l.. spen. the
week with Miss Annie T. Chapman,
Attorney o. i. shewmake, OF Sur
rs, was here tuesday.
/ .erk T. II. Ceddy, N. /. and r.
IF Henley AMI Frank Arm sSsAi NJ
tcrdcd court at Yorktown tbs week,
uys. Maggie Hains. Of fi,si md
pars. Richmond. visited friea e here
FRIDAY.
Mr.. Thurman Deal. OF Middle Bran
don, was here Wednesday and Thur~-
day. ss- - 80 = a. aSis r - sza: e. =
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Appornattox

(speetal to The Richn6nd vfr9lx
APPoMATTox. VA. April s
r. N. Dawson, OF Lynchburg, =
ing friends here. ~
Mr.. Roberts. of Chase City. hx& II
turned to his home after . eh6xt
here with friends. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Chs1dto
guests OF Mrs. g. p. Coleman thio N
Miss Rosa Paris has BEEN 1191
several days.
Miss Willie Stanley. Of Blac16
Institute. has returned to her 36l
after q visit OF several days 70 ~ Il
ents here.
Mr.. r.. c. freshman has retur1&4;
his home in Blueheld, after NH
his parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Freshman. sx
Montgomery. Ward 4 Co.. has =!
$50 set Of tools co our Aet5e1A
Hight School here. Sears HOeb&
Co, also presented the school Mn
handsome range. ET
Mr.. Waller Woodbridge, wAi1x "A
turning from Lynchburg last wq4x21
the misfortuse to loose about ~
his pocket. WI s
Or. J. nj Northington, rornsffSz
this county. but now In North Cg1%sI
who has been sick for quite wht11
improving In o hospital theirs.
Mesdames p. X, woodbridge go
III. Stanley were guests Of MIRA. IT.
Purdum. at Prospect last Tuesday
| surprise reunion celebrating the 11
ty-shird birthday OF Mrs. Fu&1,
Nearly sill of her cslffdrsn wsrg pf&
some coming from d distance.
Mr. Es Faytur ana SISTER 49,
b. Caldwell are In Etaanton, A11&
| ing the. funeral Of their ai1tefs
/ Mamie r, Taylor. who Died at h4f "
! In that place In THE seventy SHIN 81
OF her age last wednesday f1iOfnIM
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Sunnyside

ISL ecial to The Ricarond virsinian
SUNEYSIDE, VA. April a.-Mr.
Richard johnson, OF Richmond, was
visitor this week.
Mrs. Liny Whitlock, who has been
quite sick. is convalescent.
Mr.. James Anderson. of Amelia.
who has been very Ill, is much bet
ter,
Willie Foster was visitor here this
week.
A beautiful wedding was solemnized
at Grace church on Wednesday even
ing at o'clock, when Miss Elizabeth
johnson and Mr.. Hunter Hurt were
married. The bride entered with her
sister, Miss Jane Johnson. and Mr..
| Bernard Mcf4auren acted as best man.
The bridesmaids we're Misses Mary
and Sidner Johnson, Sailie Wilson and
Miss Hurt. Saifie and Matte JOHNSON.
while Messrs Chisionm, Henderson.
Tom Page. johnson and r. Nj. Clarke
were the ushers Mrs. J. Winston
Fowlkes rendered the wedding march.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurt left Immediately
after the ceremony for q short trip.
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SURRY.- VA. April DIR. G. w.
Astrop entertained the doctors Of the
Surry County Medical Society Thurs
day.
Messrs A. s. Higgins. Bernard sew-
ara. AItnu anrs o.s's: rnrSem cell ana ca n,nv
to take part In the burial of J. l..
Hargrave
M Mr.. Robert asrxr&xs, OF. Newport
News attended he funeral OF his
father Wednesday,.
Mrs. Julia cortngton, OF Rocky
MINT. N. G., " here visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. n. w. Giit,
Hrs. Lamb. " williamsburg. L
spending qtstt white with her
q q als.s 4 ssssssl A.
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Chatham

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
CHATHAM, VA. April s.-Work on
the new school building began Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. McLses are at
Tending the meeting OF the Missionary
Crion at South Boston this week.
Miss Francis Thornhill. OF South
Carolina IL visiting Mrs. Melee AZ her
home In Chatham.
Judge James l.. Tredway returned
Wednesday from stanton whera he
had been on business.
Mr. Burke Shields left few days
ago to accept position IN New York.
Mrs. r. J, Coles entertained the young
married ladies' club NJ her nome Mnns
day evening. II was an enjoyable A.
fair
Mrs. VIM. Tfedway entertained the
choir Of the Preshyteria church We'd
rssday evening. A jolly good time y
The ware houses ara stiii doinx 4
very good hi,sinass hkfn r0nsi4e f1n4
the time 81 yeaf. Fran ten - nfkeet
thouaApd roun1s Ae3A6 ~ eeet 49,
The fn6spA&tpnS No 49, thQt 4NNX
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Bowling Green

Especial to The Richmond VirEinian.)
BOWLING GREEN. VA, April -
Mrs. L. e. Smoot spent Tuesday OF
this week in Fredericksburg.
Misses Ellen Broaddus and Louise
Haines were in Richmond this week.
DIR. r. A. Parker, hate resident prin-
cipal of the Bowling Green Semi
nary. preached his farewell sermon In
the Methodist church Sunday night
to large and appreciative audience.
Mr.. Roscoe G. Travis. Of New Lon
don. Va. and Mrs. Samuel Il. Pitts,
OF Sparta, visited their brother. MIR.
Il. b. Travis, this week.
The Rev. c. K. MYilican and fam
lily arrived Thursday. Mr.. Milliean
will fiji the position at the Bowling
Green Seminary made vacant by the
removal of DIR. Parker into the active
ministry.
Mrs. George r. swain and daugh-
ter. Miss Bertha, visited Mrs. SWANS
mother, Mrs. Battaiie. this week.
Miss kannie Henshsw was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Moiiie Bates.
this week.
The friends Of Mrs. MsNha Frank
will be glad to know that she Is
able to be out again after her recent
illness.
Mrs. Julian Lake left Friday for
Hampton to he gene some time.
Mrs. Robert A. Coghill is out again,
after u recent illness of few days.
A delsarte drill. readings and must
cal selections will compose the pro-
gram 10 be given at Billiards Hall
Thursday evening, April Is, 1910. The
proceeds are to be added to the or
gan fund OF the Bowling Green Meth
odist church.
Wednesday evening the students of
the Bowling Green Seminary rendered
DIR. and Mrs. +. A. PARSER q farewell
reception. The young ladies with
loving hands had converted the din
ing hall into a place of rare lowell
ness, using ferns. palms and dogwoed
blossoms In the decorations.
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Radford

Especial TO The Richmond Virgfnian.)
RADFoRD. VA, April s.--Mr. YER
non Martin. of East Radford, Is very
Ill With pneumonia.
The council will meet Monday night
to arrange for the bond issue cleo
ton and put through sn second read
ing the license tax ordinance.
Miss Laura Ingles Is visiting In
Bristol.
Miss Minnie Lawson and Mr.. Jo-
seph williams were married Monday
morning by Rev. j. a. II. shuler.
Mr.. Robert Wade. of Graysontown,
and Mrs. Abbie Bradberry, of this
city, were married at the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. ], A. H. shuler.
Miss Noble J. Caldwell has been
appointed census enumeration and VIII
begin work April II In East Radford
Mr.. John B. Burton and son, went
to WEIGH, w Va. 10 spend q few
days with his son. Billy
Mr.. w r. Baldwin's home on Third
street and Grove avenue has been
purchased by the M. e. church for
parsonage.
The present parsonage has been
bought by Mrs, D. r.. Hail.
It will be remodeled. and made a
handsome dwelling.
The district conference for Radford
district will be held In Grove Avenue
church some time during the month
of May. A number of out town
people will be in the city.
Mr y. Morgan. OF West Radford.
left for Pulaski yesterday. This Ia
the first time he has been out of the
house in two years
Mrs. W. J. Dobbins IL visiting her
father. Mr.. J. II. Martin. In Pulaski.
Mrs. Nellie Subletti and daughter.
of Williamson. ". Va, are visiting
here.
Mrs. William Ingles is in Roanoke.
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Enporia-

(speciaisto The Richmond yirginian.}
EMPoRIA, VA. April s.---Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Walker Turner returned
from their bridal trip North Thurs
day For the present the young cou-
pie will reside with Mrs. Ellen Tur-
ner, the grooTn's mother, on Main
street
Mr.. Jesse Lee, assistant cashier of
the Greenesviiie Bank, of Emporta,
has returned from a visit to friends
in Chatham. Va.
Mr.. L. l.. Deakins, a former mayo-
of our town. but now residing IN
Weldon, n. c., was the guest of old
friends here this week.
Mrs. P. l.. Branch. with her boy.
Philip. of North Emporia, Is on a
visit to friends In the country
Mr.. r. F. Williams, OF the North
ern part Of Greenesville county. had
his barn destroyed by fire a few lays
ago, but no one Is able to tell how
the FIRE originated.
Mr.. Elliott Story, OF Emporia, had
a pleasant visit from his mother, OF
Franklin, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mitchell, OF
Petersburg, have returned hoppe from
visiting relatives in North Emiporfa.
Major E. E. GOODWIN, who had his
ankle severely sprained while fight
ing fire In North Emporia recently.
is able to attend church, and his
business by the aid of crutches.
Mrs. John Brosweil. OF Wilmington
y. c., is the guest of her son. Dir
Fitz BresweH Of Ante.
Miss Rosa Williams, of the county
who has been visiting her brother ii
Petersburg. has returned home.
Miss Bertha Langford. OF Norfolk
has returned home after few weeks
visit to her parents near Shippers S,
In the county.
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Manassas

fspeciai to The Richmond vtr0fN
MANASSAS, VA, April S.@- Ri
Z, Roop, president of Eastern E9<l
addressed the educational m48ff
Remington on Tuesday ntUht
subject was, The Relation
Public School to the College.
@. A. BanisteF. of Vienna. EI91
county. special agent Of the E
census department. Is In Man414~M
business Ills son. Frank, ~
daughter, Miss Mary. are stud14eQ
Eastern College.
DR.. II. Z. Roop, of Eastern C0gy~
Will address the nineteenth 49,
CONVENTION or the viFEfhl6
Sunday-School Association TO ~ -
In Norfolk on the lI-it Instant
o. A. Thomas. OF ReninGtens
in Manassas on business yeo4u
Mr.. Thomas Is member Of the III
of directors OF the RatneW
Creamery Company. This Coz
represents an investment at
than $1,000. and was staFtAd
December, and Ii shipping %
ington market more than N 49,
of $4,000 worth Of cream par MtG
Prohibition day will be d.
by the W. G. r. U. and L. =. u
day in the NJ. E. Church 6ontNS
special program in honor Of
Dow. father of prohibition. ws3
carried out.
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Barton Heigl,ts

Rev. IT. M. Lemly. pastor 4
Overlook Presbyterian ehNrc
preach Sunday morning u III Q
Subject, 'tReorEanixation q
Church During the Apostolie ~
AT p. NJ. the ordfhAtfOn
elder and the deacons by the H.
walthall, of the Mixpah Pr64AN>~
church. of Highland Park. a.
linger will be ordained elder
Sinclair. j. A. DEUEL. Aaid
Frischkorn. Jr,. will be ordaintG
cons.
Mrs. Mccaw, who mas been NJ
her daughter. Mrs. NJ. ". Kuyhe1
has returned to her home III Br
ham county. M
Mr.. Oldham. OF the unien 4IE61
ical Seminary. has been eie6te9 e.
book agent Tor the student -
the next session OF the selnina4
DIR. William Croxton ana
West Point, Va, are vts1tlN1
mother. Mrs. N. b. Croxtdn.
The spring meeting ct tho
mond Convocattan will 10 Aeld
Epiphany church from MAE IN
John Kusk II 1t home tFrq1
cross, Ga.
The usual asrvieAs VIII tek1
at The Barton Heights ~
church Sunday morning an0
Rev. Peyton q. CraiehtIis
rector of Eptphkny chUyu
preach Sunday morning At ~
and at 3 p. II. azs|
The John Marshall Hign
baseball team will play !he
Heights team Saturday 1t tt1D
on the barton ,Heights dtatne@
Tho I4adiss' Foreign Mi@uk4
ciety Of the Methodist 0hueG
the home Of Mra p. J. 0xNol
nesday afternoon from. I ~
After the business sesalon ~
WAS addressed BY NrA N9
district secretary.
Mrs. N. MAYNARD. = rafmxM
airy from Japan. who y ~
Mrs. L. NJ. Ice, td1feuo4
dies Missionary SOCIETY -
Woman's Auxiliary 6Qd1o11
First Baptist churchs
Thursday AftArno0F.
| lfxsfsr NqntSose liIl
been. III with pheumou 49,
cling. S. y sH 3 Il. y
trip 10 Ncyfeik. MS
n. II, D4W1en, $4,000 U
tist ohprCAs Wt1l p1NmG
I'M n I I eol h
ialI0n N th1 "A GGBl
giz ~ a s<sl.'
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Harrisdnbure

Especial to The Richmond xmu1nian.)
HAMRR1SoNBURG. VA. April o.
The play. From the Old World to
the New" given at Assembly Hall fol-
the benefit OF the Ladies' Memorial
Association was q success. Miss
Lillian Deehert, OF Harrisonburg
played the lroie OF Queen Isabelle
while Toier Lefnley was christopher
Columbus
Mrs. w A. Phelps, OF Lynohburg
and Mrs. Watts, of West virginia. are
the guests Of their sister, Mrs Amiss
wife OF DIR. r. r. Ain,ss.
Mas Margaret Roller, daughter OF
General John y. Roller, has returned
from an extended yisit TO New Yorf
and Richmond.
DR.. c. 8. Dodd. OF Cootes Store. ha.
returned from visit to his parents In
Charlotte county.
Miss Lucas. OF Charles Town. w
| Va, IL the guest of Mrs. George q
Herring. H,uth Main street
Mrs. Gilbert Harnsberger. of neal
Shenandoah City. Is the guest OF hel
parents. Captain and Mrs. j. Samue
| HarnsberEer.
Mrs. Glenn Alexander, of Boston
IL Visiting relatives at her old home
| here.
| Miss Irene Strayer Is the guest o.
| the Misses Moncure. of Raleigh, n. c
Miss Mary Ford, Of ST. Joseph, Mo
! 10 the guest Of Miss Lillian Brchert.~
| Mrs. y. n. Basr has returned from
visit to Marshall, Fauquier county
| Mrs. Keszell. wife OF state Senator
| George b. KeezeIl has returned from
a visit to Washington.
| Mrs. r. r. Haas 10 home from &
visit to Lynchburg. Richmond ant
| Ashland.
| Massanuttem Chapter. u. A. r.
| held its weekly meeting Thursday a
Miss Bradiey's on High street. Mrs
J. n. Liggett read an interesting de-
scrfption Of Continental Hall, re
/ Gently completed In Washington. Mrs
| Ed. 8. Conrad read a delightful sketch
/ on Dolly Madison
| Mrs P. II. Mccarthy, who spen
| the winter with her son. DR.. Edward
Mccarthy. Richmond. LIZ now visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lula Driver. II
Bridgewater.
| Miss Elisabeth Best, of Rappahan.
mock county. has left for home attei
an extended visit TO Mrs Ed Gay, o
iHarrisonburE
| Professor w II ketster, of tht
Harrisonburs Graded Schools is i'm,
proving from an attack of appendi
/ citis.
! DIR. r. r Amiss returned severa
! days ago from Union Protestant In
/ Urinary. Baltimore. where he under
ss much improved.
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Scottsville

ESPECIAL TO The Richr.ond Virginian
SCOTTSvfLLE. VA. April s.--A
fine new piano has been ordered for
the Scottsvilie High School. The
amount paid for II was gotten up
principally by private subscriptions.
West Hanover rrcsbytery viii meet
at Scottsvilie on April 10. The church
here has been newly painted. and all
preparations havce been made TO
make the meeting pleasant and sue
cessful one.
The athletic club OF the school here
left this morning for charlottesville
to attend the High School tourna-
meet
70 attend the High School track
This gcottsviiie Volunteer Fire
Company was organized several days
ago with the following officers: W. s,
ReHf, chief, e. r. Borrier, assistant
chief, and W. ., Rhodes. secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs d. II. Pitts, who has been In
Rictmend for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home. "valmont."
Miss Elizabeth Gaiens, daughter Of
Prof. Gaieng, Of Richmond College. II
visiting at ."rhc Terrace
Mrs. Luther Agee. OF Lynchburg
il the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. r.
Agee, Il ''snowden.'
Misses Perkc Harris, Xena Harri-
SON, Lucy Powers. Marjorie Harris
REV. Allen Christian. Reeve Nicholas
and w. d. smith are attending the
High School track meet In Chaflottes-
VILE baturday,
Mrs r. d, Powers and daughtsrs
touise ana Ann. Of Richmond. are
tue guests Of Mrs. %. r. Powers this
swe<tg = y : - ~
4. q. Bell. Of AitaviEta. spent sew
erai days this week with his family
81 this Terrace"
Miss May r. Davis. Of Richmond
who ises been visiting her aunt. Mia
>. ~. staples has fttnrnsd home.
IEpwAfdsyisle, Mers recent xiEiter'
sssssI ~ Iaas. $3.50 q I
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was in town on business one day this

was in town on business one day this
week.
Rev. Ball, of Richmand. will con-
duct revival services at the Baptist
church at this place beginning Mon
day night. His coming is looked for
ward to with much interest,
Miss Nora Spoonef, OF Pasadena.
Cal. Is visiting Mrs. Mcstover. on
Main street.
large number Of our citizens at
tended court at Houston this week
as jurymen and witnesses,
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orally are busy.
Young chickens and vegetables are
ffuurfshiuE.
Miss Matte Lewis Is getting ready
to attend the finals at William and
Mary College,
Miss Emily Fuller, who has been
several months with friends in Lanfl-
over. Md. will go to- Atlantic City,
n. j.. later in the season.
Mrs Flora ockenbrough, OF Rich
mond. is visiting her sister Mrs. Hans
ford Anderson.
Mrs B. b. Bagby has for ten days
been visiting friends in BallsviIle,
Powhstan county.
Mrs. Ieath and sister. Miss Jessie
Denmead, are paying an extended
visit to relatives and friends in BAL
timcre, Washington and Colonial
Beach.
Mrs. Leland Treat and Miss Mary
Denmead left Friday. the 9Th. to
visit their grandmother. Mrs. James
Johnson, near Cohoke.
DIR. Alvah s. Hudson spent several
days In Richmond this week.
King William Circuit Court Ia In
session this week. the local attorneys
and many citizens being in attendance.
The only liouor licenses in the
looms in West Point. one iess than
last year.
The New South. West Points new
newspaper, made its initial appearance
last Saturday,
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Bedford City

fopscial 20 The Nichmend yirginian.)
BEDFORD CITY, VA. April ss---
A : rule amateur theatrical are not
~ m0at abrasive Ia this world, yet
8&aye aHN eHceptionsj And among than
iI1isag ~ 0lasesA the play eavpA ~ the
49, naf}t ~ Ia HalmOAt IhAafEes
~ 12s64 40. w. Aprit A tn bFleht
l3is. \ 4 u! Z: - - sss y
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in Richmond at the home of the bride
April s.
Mrs. A.. Julian Bagby entertained
the Home Needlework Club Thursday
In addition TO the other attractions.
fine music is always feature In the
home Of Mrs Bagby.
Mrs. J. Lloyd Tabb entertained
handsomely this week In honor OF her
daughter. Mrs. J. barrie Fisher, of
Norfolk, Mrs. Wharton and daugh-
ter, OF Nashville, Tenn; Miss Minor,
of Pennsylvania. and Miss Mary Gate
wood, OF Marion. s. C..lwere the out
-of-town guests Of honor.
Mr.. A. Julian Bagby has received
his official appointment as census
enumerator for the town of West
Point Messrs. r. r. Ware and Rob-
ert Major are appointed TO serve the
district In the same capacity.
The assessors OF town property,
Messrs. Morgan Treat, Ned Bland and
w G. Davis, began work yesterday.
Miss Bessie Palmer. who has been
In Maryland with friends for some
time. will sail from New York May
IL for Genoa. She will go with Mrs.
Thomas Carver. OF New FORK, and
will be gone until September. She
will visit many points OF interest.
Mr.. ana Mts. George u. Tricc. of
Hampton. paid q short visit this week
to their sisters here. Mr. Tricc has
just returned from an extended trip
to the South as far as Texas and
New Orleans.
The West Point Wood Manutactnr-
ing Company Is expected N thirty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

Carpenters. painters. white washers,
gardeners. merchants and people gen
orally are busy.
Young chickens and vegetables are