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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
Busines. Methods IN Charity.

Charitable associations in Frank
fort. Germany. operate lodging
houses. restaurants. eating rooms. can.
teens for the benefit of the poor,
says the Pittsburg Dispatch. They are
conducted on strictly business meth
DDS. Dinner--soup. meat. vegetables
lis provided for a fraction more than
eight cents. Until the recent In
crease In prices for foodstuffs the
meal was given for less than eish.
Nents Lodging Is provided at from
thixty-eight to sixty cents a week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
'CITYNETS IN BRIEF
Coming from Oklahoma.

Robert u. Green, Of Oklahoma City,
will arrive, today to spend Fourth OF
July in Cairo and to visit his parents.
Mn. and Mrs. + r Green, of Alb
Eighth street. Mr., Green was form
erly Of this city. and is now travelling
representative for the Dunilam Mfg.
Co. Of New York with headquarters
at Oklahoma City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

The dor - the child's protector ana
companion. There was never child
which aid not love . dog; there are
few dogs who do not love children No
matter how violently hs may be treat
ed Nv his youthful compositions. tho
dog takes II al In good part. He en-
tArs into the spirit Of tbs game and
seems to rejoice II he IL able to be
the occasion Of youthful mirth ana
lauShtsr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
Nanishina Kaskaskia.

A hundred and hftv years ago Kas-
kaskla. ~. was the largest town west
OF the Aliegnenles Founded 10 1HS.
by i.asalle or. rs sDine say. by the
ChevaIier Dc ,ronty fonr years later.
Kaskaskia became tie first capital Of
Illinois. Today a single smokei,oilse
10 all that remains OF the historic old
French town, and in a few weeks y
also will probably disappear beneath
the yellow waters of the Mississippi
river, which mas swallowed up the rest
OF the town. and Kaskaskia viii finally
disappear. The Mississippi Is bad
neighbor and obiiterates -vesuges OF
tue past % ruth!egs!y as tie nser
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
Foundation Laid.

The foundation for the large two
story brick business building OF
Ehs-Fitzgerald, has been completed.
and work on the supcrstructure will
soon be started.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

lie used to comhai6 because re
never, got what heewantdr to eat"
Yea but les rich now N IL
"yes. rid now lie complains bccntse
ne never wants what he gets,to eat.'-'
Catholic STANDARD and Times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
IN tine REALM
OF FASHION
Fashionable FouIard Frock.

This design exploits very fetching
yet simple use Of the burdered sia-
terials now SO popular The fabric ir
this case was spotted blue and white
fculard The blouse was cut With the
peasant sleeve and high girdle finished
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

The defeated candidate IL like the
old bachelor who says he once fell
In love with 4 hAsaiiifsa young lady.
but abandoned an tdss 81 1narryin1
her when be found that shs anla all
yer folks we're opposed to the matck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
c4tiaA ana White.

Cerise silk stockings arc worn with
white sarge suits ana sowns when
white slippers are added They are
also worn with black patent leather
pumps when Gsfiss Ia added 10 the hat
or to the suit Az d blotiss. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
For Cairo Girls.

Miss Hermena Schulz Of Charleston
entertained Thursday evening in
honor Of her guest ISIS Edith LaDgan,
Geraldine Schulz. The evening was
spent Id music and dancing after
which refreshments were served.
There were about nifty guests present
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

what is 4 soldier at fortune. pap
"A soldier Of fortune. son, is = vaga-
bond who kshts FOR snybody who asks
him ana than puts UP In awful scream
for help from his own country when
he gets into trouble ~ Cleveland Plain
Dea,e~ MI, A HI. 1 ..s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

"You want 10 60 buck to your hus-
band. do your How did you tell himi"
II bought myself new hat and
sent him the bill. Fliegends Blattsr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

Mayor George Parsons returned yes
terday from a three weeks trip
through the east and to his old home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

0verblouses are shown made entire
~ Of heavy twisted silk thread melted
together In diamond design with tiny
round beads. Around the low cut neck
large metal or wooden beads are in.
trodnced
A Fire Alarm.
First Office Boy-Whats Johnny hur"
ryin' fer? Looks like be heard Are
alarm.
Second Office Boyle did. De boss
said IL be wasn't back from dat En-
rand In Tess thpn ten minutes he'd lose
his Job
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
New Kitchen coavenience.

For the housewives conyeEiencs
there has beSn patented draining
rack for wet dishes that may be hung
On the rim Of q dishpan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
Card party Musicale.

Mis- Winired Fairfax Warden
will entertain this afternoon in honor
al. Mis-. Frank Shaw Clark Of Day
ton Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
Ancient CITY 81 Arizona.

evidences u ! city n Arizona have
been discovered which seem to indi
eats tAat - tswn nourished ten thou.
S<16 ysasS rGa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

When tie heart is won the undets
standing IL easily convinced. - Sim
mons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

ans nat, Id dark blsa s.tAW AMI heAr-
ily trimmed. With iiaht bIhs fosStspd
sprays OF white hyaelhth, wAs sasAther
1sggeratsd example Of The NAPOLEON
hat =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01
A Tax Exempt Stock That
Pays 7% Dividends

typical central
II ) F
nvcti th 8 the Edison ~
growth
the
Commonwealth Edison present ~
4
Q
1850 elevated and
and3 miles o weso d y s
. Company
=
with
sann
$70CNNO
dividends MI Il
4 Y J.~ .
csunmonweah Edison stock S
invest Of character
Full information will n o \
Russell, Brewster & Company
Members: he W. Adams sne9t
change .t ~ $50. iii
y 81
F et1 "a ffsE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-01

As typical Of the BEST and most up-to-date i
station industry in our larger cities, there Is
investigation than the 1tock of the Commonwealth
Notwithstanding its astonishingy rapid growth an
this Company is as vet doing only fraction Of
in the near future
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Culpeper Social News

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch
ware r.Ps spen, va va; July l5..Kennard
the university. and left the next dsv
FOR two weeks visit 10 his brother
. " ware. Jr.. In Clarke.
MISSES Nina and Daisy verdery. who
Rosson. left tho FIRST of the week for
Lynchbnrg. where they Will be ne
guests of their brother, Norman
hom uer n c before returning to their
MISS Crimora Payne has returned
nome. after a visit to her sister. Mira
VTih mas Waite. on East street. Miss
,rnreie Payne. of Rixeyville. is spend :
"s tfis week with Mrs. Waite
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Booker bay.
Sit, Fin sbending the week at Atlantic
ol.y, where Mr. Booker has been al
T ty,iteihg me annual reunion of the
IIks. MISSES Mamie and Kate Adkins
are also spending some days al A..
lantic City a' AZ
!, This weeks meeting of the wednes-
Nay Morning Bridge was held with
members or the club. there wero pres
I'M ehl Mesdames Henry Blake, of North
I Ion,s a., Tucker chelf. Clyde Lewis,
1.p',ls WISE Jennings and Miss Sadie
Mrs. Tucker Chelf' was won by
MISS Adelia Vowel left Monday for
= MoFthern trip through New York and
Snina%i. ana VIII sail from one OF the
brother: John Vowel. and her niece.
MSS tannie Louise Rixey. accom-
panied her as far as Montreal. and viii
tour Canada for several weeks.
Mrs. George Fitz Randolph, of Rail
ninore' Is the guest Of Miss Augusta
Buddachc at Mrs VASES, and on Tues
DAY Miss Buddache was the hostes,
at an attractive little bridge party
given In honor OF Mrs. Randolph.
Mrs. Maryan, Lewis has returned
from n VISIT to her cousins, tho Orig
,ers. at their home in the county Mrs.
M ,I,N was accompanied by her sister.
MISS Laura Lee Parr. Of Charlottes-
VILE. who has been visiting her.
number Of tho young people of
the town participated In n most en-
1oNable moonlight picnic on Friday
night IN the meadows between the
residence OF w. II. Robertson and
Mountain Run.
Miss Fannie Pannill was the hostess
or a delightful entertainment on Tues
day evening, given In the nature of a
1nreWell party TO Mrs. James Williams,
OF Red Springs, n. c.. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Boydton Social News

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Boydton, Va July 15.-There was
very enjoyable dance given in the
town hall on Monday evening by the
young men Of Boydton.
Airs. Prince. who has been on a
place. has returned to her home in
Emporia.
Randolph Barksdale. of Houston.
spent few days in town this week
visiting friends
Miss Lillian Moore. of Lynchburg,
is visiting Miss Lucy Homes, and she
with the Misses Howcs and Mrs w e
Homes. left Tuesday night to spend
several weeks at Virginia Beach.
John Bates, of Richmond. spent sew
eral days here last week visiting
Mrs. Layinia Madison. of this place
Miss Nellie Gooch of Clarksvile.
Park. of this place. has returned to
her home
Tho Current Events Club was most
charmingly entertained on Tuesda-
afternoon last by Mrs. Joel w Wall
Despite the heavy downfall of rain,
there was quite good crowd present
The progressive game of forty-two was
played The hostess served delightful
pineapple sherhet and cake The guests
OF the club were Mrs. e J.. Lorne,
Mrs. w. y. Bryson and Miss Lillian
Moore.
Mrs. Pheifer of Richmond. is visit
OF this place
John Davis. of Columbia. 6. c., spent
several days in town the first of the
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Christiansburg Social News
Especial to The Timos.

r.h ISPeGlai 10 The Times Dispatch
,hs. nshurg. Va, July l5.-Now
one or more parties drive over a,.ar,.
evening for tea and come haci, bon,a
BY moonlight ''oi'e
Mrs Baird has as guests Miss Mar
Oh victoria. Tex: Mrs Harrison and
5wo danchters. Of Richmond. and Mis-
'ia,hornc, Of Petersburg
~ Miss Florence Walters returned
eSday from Pittsburg, where she
Spent the past winter.
MISS Genevicve Prince n. ;2IuosaId
Ruth Croy, has returned from n o,no u = =
tor short stay wiz Miss Grow he
iore returning TO her home.
MrS. NJ; stuart and Miss Marguerite
S c,' of Richmond. are visiting Mrs.
Charles J. Wade. 'i'''
ar and Mrs. r. NJ Charlton, Miss
beatrice and Oaklee Charlton. are
spsnaing the week in Atlantic CITY.
- MISS Leslie Powers. of Roanoke, is
Miss Elizabeth Ward. of Tazewel,
arrived Tuesday to visit Misses kst
erne sprinkle and Lula Shelburne
Mrs Lewis McClunE and two chill
Stvhi "I salem are visiting Mrs. Craig
Junkin and three children LETT We'd
ItSnhy Tor Kyle, w. Va. Miss Margaret
9un E will visit her sister, Mrs. John
,mrn III IN Sandusky. O.. before re-
Major and Mrs. Pierce wu,;a
Wa.er ana Thompson Pierce. Misses
anna and Florence Pierce. and the
MISSES Thomas. of West Virginia. are
camping near Crockett's Spring.
II. l.. Walters has accepted a n.,s,
ton in Richmond
MRS walters and little daughter VIII
SPeho the summer In Christiansburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Columbia Social News
Especial 10 The Times-DIspatob

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Columbia Va, July lb.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Austin. Of New York. are
spending some time with Mrs III. w
Cosby at Rose HILL"
Miss Lucy Mosby has returned home
from Louisa. accompanied by Miss
Mabel Omohundro. who wil remain
with her for about a week
Mrs. Dabney Cosby has returned
from pleasant stay at Virginia Beach
Messrs. Everett Mosby and Preston
Richardson spent the hrst OF the week
at Palmyra
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Payne and
niue daughter are spending some Tina
at the beach
b. X. Cowherd. Jr.. OF West Virginia,
Is visiting his parents here.
Miss Ellie Palmore. OF Cartersville.
is visiting al the home of Arthur Wal
ton
Miss Elizabeth Beall. of wilmington.
IS spending several days with Miss
Frances Leigh.
The young men of. the town gave a
most enjoyable dance 10 the young wo-
men on Thursday evening c: the town
nail Among the ut-of-town guests
were .1rs. a. j. Millikan and MI. and
MIS- walter Austin. of New York, Miss
Mabel Omohondro, of KesWlck; Miss
Bell Of Wilmington. and Messrs RUSH
Cowherd. Jr of West Virginia, anC
Edwin Adams. of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Durham Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Carr ' i ii,,i n; {. July l5.-Aliss Nancy
f Ha daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Tie!dtives at tea on Friday afte-.--.,n
IN n9nor of her fourth birthday.
uo 0ui'e party OF Durham people
enJoy the delightful breezes and the
many attractions at that deiightful re-
s s Among the number were MIR. nnd
man IA H. X. Goodall, Mrs. a. L. Bach
uinn Misses Douglass HILL Annie
louise louise Vaughan and Ida carr
a large number left the city this
Meek LOT seashore and mountain re-
among the number going to AsbeviiIc
were Mrs C. 3. Green, Mrs. T. u,
s M,trignt' Mrs. Fannie Halliburton.
WrjSb, S Sfs Green, Cora and Ruth
.SUury, Ky; Misses Lavinia Pulley and
NatE woody, who have been the guests
OF MISS Hannah Pope.
70 N her annie annie TurGc- is on visit
ner prother. Herman Turner. I'm
InMichmond From there she will 60 70
ni.auelphia to join the family of her
brother. l. a. Turner, to spend The
summer at Collinswood N
MISS Ruth Patton, of Kansas citv ,s
81 a VISIT to her cousin. Miss Mar
sdIet Louise Carr. Later she viii no
20 20 Nova Scotia to spend the remainder
and M Mrs s"m nrf,s with her parents, Mir.
''iiuIi l'NllCn.
MISS Laura NOEL, of Danvllle ar
,aTeo tnis week on visit to her sis
,,i Mrs T. NJ. German and daughter.
Va Siad!s; have gone to Danville.
tives. "'Ns Win rcla-
NJ German and son. Thomas. are
emo, a delightful outing at Vir-
MISS lean Smith and Edward Smith.
Oh baltimore. who have been Inc
huests OF Miss Margaret Thomas. have
returned TO their home. ''''
o MIS- w. L. Wall and family have
9phe 10 liillsboro to spend several
weeks with friends and relatives.
lanes y: Robinson has returned
ron Iron, Blowing Rock. Invite. T.enoir.
treats in the Northwestern mo,'n,,ins
OF North Carolina. 'Hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Green Bay Social News
Especial to Thn T,r

crnp 10 me Times Dispatch
csh Say, Va, July I5-Mr and
~ -; . Shelburne and Mr.. and Mrs
~, -. wilson, Jr. of Green Rav bave
elurheu from an extended Northarn
Nj, spending several days in Bostor
,.sr ana other cities The allow
49, among the passengers on tbe
s,ea mship Kershaw. Which ,r me
gr2gnded off Shovelful Ripp from s Mas
uruaN night until Tuesday mnrni'.,
Mnen they We're transferred 10 H.
sunieata. which arrived safely a. NJ
ioik on Wednesday morning
taptaln John Hardaway. or cra,.
VISITED At the home of !. G. pow.,o, :;
this week - 'oWictt
Mrs, Rosa Macfarland. Of Richmond
VINO mas been visiting Mrs ~
Zones here for several weeks has ,a,,
Tor Lynchburg Va iei'
Mrs. L. NJ. Jeffres Of this place :.
ccis.uns her daughter. Mrs. ] w
MIS- ). w. Palmer left YESTERDAY 70
Ifriii several days with relatives and
,rHIs IN Lawrenceville
I. Harris. OF the Shclburne I.u,nher
10 pany. is spending his vacation n :
"'s loFiner nome in South Carolina.
mrs j. p SNOW. who has been vis,t
mas returned TO her home at Law
MISS Lille Walden has returned from
ton. u. c. III ""Sh'hG
Mrs A. f. Richardson. of Dayton. q
Is spenainE the summer here '
MISS Lille V. Richardson hae ro
nin.d nome. after spending some time
IN lNchmcnd and in Louisa countv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Gordonsville Neighborhood Ne,v

Especial to The Times Dispatch
=, Gordohsville. Va. July l5-Mrs y
NV. Duke. of Park Street. Charlnttas.
VIE Xtiie. was "SpringfeIds" visitor o,,
no W.; ), Whitehurst returned to R,cb-
ersI - on monday. after spending sew-
or at Cedar Grove" the pmost
Vi MS son, r. V. Whitehurst euo"e
a 49, tioiiic I.amfs OF Richmond ,v,s
aeht visitor at Cedar Grove -, 90
sra MrS McCelland of Pittsb;Irg g,
spsunuinS few weeks at Manio Sr, rs
Elan, her friend, Mrs. Sam w. Mnss
cc John F. w. Rumn and George .rv,or
n no were visitors at "Redc,if,a !.
mar Charlottesville. on Satnrdar IT,
S E,,nd of MIR. and Mrs. Robert ME- me
N; E. Linney and Thomas sannsou
sc rGior9onsviilc. spent sunday =,
Mrs George Tyler cowberd ~,
Sniiuren spent this week win MI
~" ncrc parents Mr. and Mrs e.,,,.
per. near Orange WI D cdm
u " Whitehurst retprnod -
tMenhesday from Richmond. - I'm ~
i'au spent few DAYS visitip- re
parents parents MIR and Mrs w. ]. wits
George Barbour. of "Haupto, MO-
5dIpoursville, was the a,,ast ia "a
d5i o'.' Mrs w. G.. Christian. on Thu. ms
Or. and Mrs p. l.. Banks ., r..
u..eonsNiiie' were Monday visitors
Springfelds." "''o's at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

spending the summer IN cuIpeper, and
who left for home this week.
Mrs. Ashton. Miss Vic Green, Miss
Mary workman and Mrs. Helen Cham.
herling. of Warrenton. arrived at Mrs.
Latham's this week for the remainde,
Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sprinkel and
children, who have been the guests
of DIR. and Mrs. G. a. Sprinkel. on East
Street for several months, left Tuesday
for Pittsburg.
Misses Gladys anu Virginia Jackson
OF keswick. are visiting their cousin.
MISS Elizabeth Matthews. Miss Helen
Gilmer. who has been visiting Miss
Matthews and other friends in Cul.
pepeT. he 5 returned to Lynchburg.
MISS Nan Clarke, who has been Wis
itins Mrs. I, E. Shadrock. was the
guest of friends in Culpeper on Wed.
nesday, and returned to her home.
near Locust Dale. that evening.
one of the most enjoyable entertain
ments OF the week was the morning
cara party given by Mrs. Franklin
duncan In compliment to her house
hundred was the game played. Those
present were Misc. Long, Crimora
Payne, Mary Jones. Della Holton,
Louise Fray May Hill. Julia Miller
Lucy Pulliam. Marie Alvey, Leila
Fraiey, and Mesdames Henry Blake.
Edwin Grimsley, u. James Coleman and
Charles Waite. Fruit punch was served
clusiOn a salad luncheon.
Pembroke Fitzhugh and his sister
Miss Ahbie Fitzhugh. have been en-.
PERTAINING house party at their home.
near Cuipeper, Among their guests
stauntz, Misses Louise Haywood and
Ethel Lodge. of Vienna. Va: Laurence
Murphy Brown. OF Washington, D. c.;
Misses Margerie Bell Reed and Mary
Elizabeth Reed, Raymond Reed and
George II. Kidwell. OF Herndon. the
Herndon contingent coming across
country in Mr.. Reeds machine since
the party has dispersed Miss Fitzhugh
left the last of the week for a visit
TO friends in McKeesport. Pa.
Tho Misses Pulliam entertained the
card club of which they are mem.
bers, and few additional friends on
Tuesday. The guests of the club were
Long. of Louisiana, Julia Rollins OF
Covineton: Elizabeth Drewry. of Wash
ington; Marie Alvey, OF Richmond
Ruth Eskridge; who is guest of Miss
house guest of Miss Pulliam The high
est score was made by Miss Mary
Macoy, who was awarded the prize
which, according to the rules OF the
club. vs. a book. Refreshments OF
ices were served.
Cleveland Bailey. OF Washington, was
a guest of his mother. Mrs. David
Bailey. this week. Miss Marshall, who
has been visiting tho Misses Bailey,
returned to her home In Charlottes-
Vile the first of the week.
Miss Willie Newhouse Is the guest
this week OF her sisters. Mrs Sayre
Thompson and Mrs. Carey Humphreys.
at Brandy, where merry. party OF
young people from Culpeper visited her
on Wednesday, evening and were served
with an al fresco supper in the at
tractive grounds Of Mrs.> Humphreys
home In Brandy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
| visiting her sister. Mrs. Edward 2.
Roberts, has returned to her home IN

visiting her sister. Mrs. Edward 2.
Roberts has returned to her home IN
Farmville.
=, John S Martin. young son OF Samuel
the homo Of a. L. Pitts. ST., this week
MISS Mary Frances Hughes. OF Maya
vile, Ky. who has boon visiting Mrs
w. w. Hughes. has left to visit nor
Miss Mabel Dunavant. Of Enonvillo,
Ayres.
Misses Annie and Margaret Nicholas.
Margaret Brown. at Ivy Hill. near AR.
vonia
Rev. J. sidney Peters. of Richmond.
was visitor in Dillwyn and New Cam
Rev. George w. MCDANIEL. If Rich
mond, WHO has been conducting u
series of evangelistic services in the
Baptist Church here. has returne7 10
Richmond.
Miss Winnie Pitts has returned homo
from visit to Scottsville.
MISS Juliet Abrams. who has been
spending some weeks at the home of
l." Is. LcSueur. at Ore Bank, left on
saturday TO spend some time ut Ocean
View. before returning TO her home
In Baltimore.
William f. Horner. of Rosemary, n.
I" was visitor at the home of Mrs
L. d. Jones. at New Store. and also
house this week.
Albert j. Terrell. a. L. Pitts. ST. DR..
Ierkins Glover. Hugh r. .WiTIiams, w.
II. Evans. Edward L. Roberts. Rev
RUNNER T. Jones and u. w. Pierce
were among the citizens of Arvonia
WHO visited buckingham Courthouse
this week.
Rev Plummer L. Jones Will visit
Cartersville and preach in the new
} presbyterian Church there on the third
SUNDAY morning. The church has had
no pastor since Rev. ] Allen Christian
ieit TO accept church in Norfolk.
j. E. Workman. of Lynchburg, was
n visitor here last week.
j. b. Clinedinst. of Richmond, spent
several days in Arvonia last week In
VeStiEating labor conditions in the
slate Quarries here
Rev. Mr. Gibson. son of Bishop Glib
son. preached Mt Grace Church in the
morning and evening last Sunday. lie
VIII nave charge of the group of
throughout the summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
New Canton Social News
Especial to The Timosn,s,.,

New Canton. va. july * py,vh
W VIII r. Martin. of Charlottevsiila. is
cc.iiSiii,tnns her father. w. j. c. Goode n,
Extensive improvements
mad made on the Mt. Zion parsonage prnn g
sr rhe pastor of the church admits.
norn,r me rite OF baptism Tuesda y
Baptjst Cb 30 sltVen candidates at Arvon
NJ "i Uses Edna and Florrie Boatwr,eb,
oa @iiiinmsville, left a few DAYS En- sno
Nor, 4 hiasara Falls and other points
tniiidreth Anderson and bride or MI.
hsIppl' are spending a part of the,r
hh on a, tho delightful corntr,.
Saiiie al me formers mother Mrs
emerson. near Gilliausy,iia .
MRS mrs. Mason Lively. of DesI's Tslan,
- Puttra Is visiting the homo OF Mrs A. f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Berryville Social News

Berryville Va, July 15,-AIrs. j. T.
hn o, gave bridge party at her
G n"nne; In West Main Street, on Mon
dny evening The yard was beautifully
decorated with electric lights and
japanese lanterns. There were about
p rriaey, was que guests present The FIRST
S,9!rmlclt, and the consolation prize bv
Miss Mary Powers. ny
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. B. smith held
an an informal dance at their home la
r. ,,aay n'ghI, ebrsting their wooden
Menalns. There were large number
OF thelr friends present and MIR and
Mrs. smith were the recipients of n
hummer OF presents of wooden articles.
last Thursday night. i'e'''
Mrs. a. N Mesmer celebra ted her
kheveniy- sixth birthday at the home Of
served There were seven children
ana fourteen grandchildren. besides a
number of other guests.
Mrs. ~ T. Osborne gave. a hrtdee
party TUESDAY evening, and a large
number of friends were present.
MISS Elizabeth Moore entertained
a numher Of her friends at an informal
Dorothy Taylor OF New york.
MIS- j. Williams is visiting her
IWauKhter' Mrs. Kuykendall. at Romney.
Miss Louise Garrett. of Baltimore
IS guest at the home of Coione eli
thhrlcs Lee near town.
MISS Lille Moore. of Romney. w.
va, is visiting her sister. Miss Jane
(. Moore. on Main street
Mrs. y. F. Montgomery. Of Ricbmond
'iSl,ed Mrs J. C. Avia last week
Josenn Hardesty has gone to
Waynesooro, where he will visit his
aa,.a en!er, Mrs John S. Decker. for
captain Pegram Johnston. of
t,nariesion. S, c.. who has been at
, ,o school at V. NJ, l.. at Lexing
ION, Va. was q visitor at the home
of Hon. a Moore. ,Ir.. last week.
=, MISS Lucy Arhogast has gone to
/. Monetrey, where she will spend the
summer with relatives.
MISS Lucille Adams. of Surrv. ia
visiting her sister. Mrs. C. NJ Farmer
on West Main Street :