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Continued From Page n shively, simmons. smith. of Maryland, Smith. of Mich. Smith. of South Carolina, Stephenson, Stone.
 Sutherland swanson, Taylor. Thornton,
 Warner.
 Watson,
 Young.
 There were four abscntees, Sen ators AIdrich, Frazier. Crawford and Terrell; had they been present. MT. Terrell, it was announced, would have voted against the resolution. and Mir Frazier for it. For Mir Aidrich. no announcement vas made. Later Mir Crawford appeared otl the foor and explained that his vote would have been aye"
 Senator Borah, who has led the advocates Of popular elections. al though disappointed in the result. was not discouraged On the con irary he fe't tho vote plainly in- Iicated the growing popularity of the measure. The resolution will be again in-
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troduced at the dTss session c. con gress," he said. regular or extra ordinary, and urged unremittingly, The next congress in my judgement will pass favorably on the resolu' tion," he said
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MERIDIAN, Conn. Feb. 2s-Zby. szko won in straight falls from Paul Schmidt, getting the first in seventeen minutes and the second in six min utes. 1 N4 H
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Dl1ddeT remedy, De- cause of it's remark able health restoring properties. Swamp Root fulflls almost every wish in over coming rheumatism,
 paiu in the back kid neys, liver. bladder
 and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to
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Washington. has returned to Warren
ton. and is Mt Mrs. NJ. NJ. Green's
MRS. Walter Taylor, of New York.
was In Warrenton several days this
week. as the guest of Mrs. Edward
Carter.
Harry S. Page and Mr. Swartz. OF
New York were the week end guests
a Lection Hill.
D. N. Waller. OF Broad Run sta ton,
sold to Joe e. Davis, master OF the
Mendowbrook Hunt, pack OF eleven
Virginia bred foNhounds 20 be used
after the live fox.
richard HILLARY went to Richmond
this week TO be present at the eicction
OF bishop co-ad Tutor for the Diocese
OF Virginia 10 succeed Bishop Lloyd,
who resigned his Office to accept the
ssecretary's position of the Board or
Foreign Missions. At the demand OF
his vestry and the congregation OF ST
James Episcopal Church. Rev. Edwin
:. Kinks has withdrawn his accent
ance OF the call to ST. Paul's Church
at Waco, Tex, and Will remain In
Warrenton.
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Florida where they spent o month
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Iiayworth have re-
turned from Chattanooga, where they
spent their honeymoon.
Buena Vista Social News

Special 70 Tie Times Dispatchl
Euena Vista, Va. February i.-"'The
Balloon" three-act farce comedy,
was given In the opera house on Mon
day evening by the Washington and
Lee Dramatic Club. One of the largest
audiences of the season was present.
and the entertainment was above the
average.
copal Church gave a silver tea at the
home OF Mrs. ". r. Paxton Thursday
afternoon and evening, which was Well
attended.
Miss Louise stratton entertained
home Monday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ L. Parker, Of
Waynesboro; II. H. and Walter Park err
OF CovinSton; Mrs. Willard Wren of
Scarhoro ". Va, and Mrs. Martin, of
ling been called here by the death OF j.
Elmer Parker. III
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Showalter. OF
Winchester, Ky. are the guests Of Mrs.
j. Y. Wren.
DR.. and Mrs, r., ". Whitehead are
spending several days in PAGES.
Mrs. j. NJ. Willis Is spending several
days in Roanoke
Mrs G.. !. Campbell, of Amherst. who
has been the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. II. X. Mills. for the past TWO week s.
returned to her home Friday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. d. S. Bromley spent
Tuesday in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f.. Brown left We'd
ncsday for Roanoke, where they will
reside in the future
Colonel w. J. Boone is spending sew
crai days in Wayneshoro.
William p. Burks left Friday after
noon for Covington.
Judge G. j. Campbell of Amherst
s!ent the Weekend with his daugh-
ter. Mrs IT, r. Mills.
Miss Kyle Page is spending several
da,.s at Amherst Courthouse.
Mrs. L H. Keller is spending several
days with her daughter in Buchanan
MI. Keller spent Sunday there also
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Bowling Green Social News
LIspecial ID me Times.Dispa tch.l

Especial TO The Times-Dispa tch.]
Bowling Green. Va, February A.
Miss Emma Anderson is; visiting friends
in Frs dcrickshurE.
I. NJ. Robinson, Jr., left this week
for FL Paso. IeX whore he will en- :
gage in business.
Russell Robinson, of Roanoke, spent
several days with his mother, at the
Lawn Hotel.
Miss Ellen Broaddus Is visiting Miss
Mamie Noble. in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed have returned to
their home in Richmond. after spend
ing some time with the Misses Wool
folk. at Mulberry Place.
Mrs. A B. Chandler has ret,rne ed
home after visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Ray Carleton, in Montgomery. Ala.
Mrs. A A. Anderson has return ed
from Washington, and is now visiting
at the home OF b. L. Smoot
William L. Boyd. of Richmond spent
several days this week with friends
Miss Pattyc Cary has returned to
her home IN Richmond. after visiting
Miss Annie NJ. White, at the old man
sion.
Mrs John L. White has returned
home from visit of several weeks
i'll Richm ond M
Mr.. Copley. of Ashland, visited
friends here this week
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South Boston Social News
Especial The Times-i2ispatch. !,

ISpecia, 20 The Times Dispatch. i III n
South Boston. Va. February Mrs.
sons time with her parents. Hun. and
Mrs. Joseph Stebbins. at this place.
has returned TO her home in Lynch
burg.
Miss Mabel France Sullivan has re-
turned to her home in Blackstone ar
ter a most pleasant visit to friends ut
this place. s
Mrs. !. &. Green Who has been ,hs
gue't Of Mrs. L. II. lIdnondson, has
returned TO her home in Danviiie.
Mrs. II. r. Carrington OF fexingt on.
is visiting relatives and friends in
South Boston. l7f.
Mrs. ". b. Penick. Of Lyncrburg. is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. =. NJ. Pcnick, at this place She
has many friends iii South l.oston h
ing IT "iiil Brook Far,i.'' near this
place. Il
Mr., ara Mrs. Henry Bermann. Of thls
place avc announced the marriages or
their daughter. julia. TO Alexanaer
I.ipshitz. SUNDAY. February r. at l.
OF tic ( .uc- elect. 49, : ~ lo'ne 4
Grand Master Robert u. Yancey, OF
l.Nnchburs. visited Grady Ledge. No.
-. ! Q. Q IL, NJ this place on Friday
night. Ills address was along the lines
pertaining 70 odd Fellowship, which
proved most interesting. as Well rs
helpful and Instructive.
Mrs Eugene Withers. Of Danville.5
Is the guest OF Mrs MI Jordan at
this place.
Miss Eliza Edmunds. Of this place.
left few days ago for south Carolina
to teach school
Mr.. and Airs. 4. Z, Gilbert have re-
turned from honeymoon trip 20
tlorida, and arc now at home TO thsir
friends al this place
Rev. r. + Price, OF China. viii de-
liver an address at the Presbyterian
evening al which time. union services
Will be held on tho following norm
ing, lie viii spcalS 10 the pupils OF the
High ScllOnl N..l-L -.- 49, =
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Chatham Social News
Especial 10 The Times-D Dispatch.

Chatham, Va, February 4.--Thc
rtttsylyanin county Anti-Saloon Learne
held q VERY Interesting meeting Win
the a!ethodist Church q Tlba on last
Sund.y The meeting vas called 10
order BY W. I. Shelton president OF
the county league. Rcv. w. G, Barr
made talk on Statewide prohibition.
He was followed by Rev y. +. Ramsay
on theF"Need OF the Fifth sunday Meet
ing THE Liquor Traffic and Its Re-
suits was discussed By ". H. Smith.
and The Saloon Must Go" was pre-
scented by Rev 7. r. Sanford. Delegates
to the state League Convention a t
Newport News were elected The next
meeting will be at Whites. on April
g. sH
Mrs r. L. Whitehead entertained
several Of her friends at a Dutch sup
per on last Saturday night. Numerous
games were enjoyed 70 a late hour.
The Junior recital given by the stu
dents in music and expression at the
Chatham Episcopal institute on Non
day night last was We'll attended and
much enjoyed by tho large audience.
The well arranged program Of recita-
lions. was rendered in most pleasing
and harmonious manner
Mrs r. G. McLces has been sick at
her home in North Chatham for sew
cral days
Miss Nellie Sanford. of stuart. was
a guest of her brother, Rev. r. Il.
Sanford. for q few days recently.
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Warrenton Social News

[Specia TO The Times Dispa tchl
Warrenton, Va, February i.--Charlcs
r.. Jeffries spent several days in Wash
ington this week.
Robcr; Winmill. of New York. and
George Miller. Of Cambridge. Mass. are
spending the week end In Warrenton
Miss Elizabeth Bowen, who is Well
remembered in Warrenton. Is tho guest
OF Mrs. Grafton Bcall. at Conway
Grove.
Miss Kitty rhillips is visiting friends
and relatives in Cambridge. Md.
Mrs Moe Levy and Miss Levy OF
Norfolk are tho guests OF Mrs. c. Ull-
Hichnrd y. Brooke, Of Washington
spent Sunday last in Warrcllton.
General and Mrs. lIubbcll and Miss
Edith Ilubhcil, left this week for
Mississippi. where they Will spent sew
eral weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice pilsen. who
have been occupying the Country Club
for several months. have moved into
town and will be 4; Mrs. Edward Car.
ier'S for several months.
Mr.. lioodlet, Of Columbus, O.. was in
Warrenton several DAYS this week as
the guest OF Frank i. rayne.
Miss Alice SimmS is spending several
weeks in Washing ton.
Mrs. George $ Smith spent several
days in Washington tho past week.
DR.. Walden Johnson, who has been
spending some time IN Warrenton. left
this week for his home in Roanoke.
Thomas Thornton, who is employed
Warrenton.
Or. c. II. Fair. who Is practicing In
West Virginia. was 4 recent visitor to
Warrcnton.
Mrs. i. i. Mason, who has been
spending some time at the Grafton. in
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West Point Social News
Special to The Times-Dispatch !

West Point, VA, February 4.--.James
Dansey, of Lester Manor. Thursday
celebrated his fifty-first birthday He
Invited host of friends to a real
old Virginia dinner OF ham, turkey
and oysters. At night there was a
big dance for the entertainment OF
the young people.
Miss Mabel Smoot. who has been
spending the winter with relatives in
town. whose home is in Baltimore. IS
spending a few days with Miss Ethel
Loving, in Richmond. She has recent
~ been the guest Of Mrs i. Julian
Bagby.
Mrs. Thomas p. Bagby has returned
from visit TO Richmond, where She
was entertained By Mrs. a. l.. stat
ford.
George L. Trice, formerly of West
Point. now of Hampton. is on his usual
winter trip TO warmer climates Ho
is now In Pensacola Fla, en- route to
san Antonio. TEX. and will probably
be away until spring.
w. r. Ruark and wife will return
TO their old home in Maryland They
have lived here for a long time, and
have one Of the prettisst homes In
tho town M
The Chamber Of Commerce has APP
pointed as n committee to CO. operate
With the committee from the Town
Council 4 Julian Bagby and DR.. 1Alvah
II. hudson, relative to the erection Of
a new post-oftice and custom house.
The committee representing the Coun-
acil = co'ifposcd Of Herbert J.. Lewis. w.
Il. ituark and !. T.. Bland. They have
already taken up the matter with their
representatives In Congress. and have
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Radford Social News

Special to The Tmes-D ispatch.1
Radford, Va February r A. no
/ bnson spent sunday in Roanoke.
DR.. w. p. Nyc is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Semblcr. in Norfolk
Charles Eiclyey left Thursday for
Monroe county, w. Va.
Ernest Stump. Of Newport News, has
| been visiting his parents here.
Mrs. Robert Hatcher. OF Roanoke,
! was the guest recently of her brother,
Frank Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. s. sutcline have re-
turned from visit to their son in
West Virginia.
Governor Tyler goes TO philadelphia
NEXT week to attend the Western see
ton Of the Pan Presbyterian Alliance
Mrs. ~ $. Johnson, who has been i'll.
, is much better
a surprise party was given Sat,ir-
and Mary Johnson, TO bid them good
! by OH their departure for Winston.
| salem, their future home.
Guy Iolnson Of Roanoke, College,
Miss Niaude Johnson has returned
from a long visit to Richmond.
Misses ldclle and I.ulie Scott spent
last week III Dublin.
The Kings Daughters VIII meet next
Tuesday in the library.
The boys OF the Radford Presbyte-
rian Church. Lave termed Covenan.
ters company They We're entertained
pastor, Rev MIR. Whitmorc, and his
wife.
Mrs W. B. Fuqua and son. Francis,
left Thursday for Richmond.
Fred TroliinGer was in town this
week
!! #. NJ Williams is homo from West
Virginia. for few days
Mrs JcsHic Hall and Two daughte rs
We're the guests Of Mrs Charles Carper
Wednesday.
Jessie NVOoJrllm and william Y,ortcr
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Roanoke Social News

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.
Roanoke. Va, February Monday
afternoon Mrs. T. j. Burke delightfully."-
entertained the Southwest Shakespeare
Club. After the usual hour Of study.
the members were invited into the din
ing-room. where an elaborate lunche on
was served.
The semi monthly Book Club held an
interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon
| in the home Of Mrs. Arthur Rowbothanl
Mrs. Edward S. Green entertained
the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club and
few other guests Monday afternoon
in honor OF Mrs. y. 3. Hammond. who,
with Mr. Hammond, left Wednesday
night for New York, and will sail to
Gay for the Orient for stay OF fu,iv
or five months
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ c., A.. gave a
beautiful reception in honor OF Airs.
John NJ otey, president Of the Lynch
burg Auxiliary. About 200 guests We're
present during the afternoon.
Mrs. |. 4. Gibbes was hostess of two
charming bridge parties Wednesday, at
tcrnuon and evening in her home, Ninth
Avenue, S. w.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. James S.
Boatwrigh: and her daughter, Mrs w.
Graham clayton, entertained at cards
In Mrs. Claytor's home, near Crystal
Spring.
Mrs. John X Graham entertained at
honor Of her sisters. Mrs j. r. Ciozzcns
and Mrs. Carl Jurgens, of Newport r.
l.. and also of Miss Gretchen Harding.
OF Canon city, Col
Master Jacob Henry Frnntz cele-
bratcd his birthday Thursday after
noon by entertaining number Of his
young friends in the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. II. I'rantz
Friday night, one OF the largest balls
and card parties ever given here Was
held by the Daughters and sons or
the Confcdcracy at Hotel r;oanol. G. Thc
hotel was hea..:tui In decorations.
and about 80 guests were present.
Bridge was played in the sun pnrlor.
The committee in charge OF the affair.
consisted OF Mrs i. Is Ora ham. Mrs S.
J. Evans and Mrs. Mercer Hartman.
Among the dancers was Miss ,iieen
Cowardin. OF Richmond.
This afternoon Mrs Edgar NJ Funk
houser entertained ut Il beautiful re-
ception.
Airs. William {. Stephenson has is
sued invitations for IL tea to be given
in her home February 10
n Visit to friends in Richmond
The Daughters of the American Rev
olntion held all interesting meeting
yesterday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs. Owls \. i<crns
Mrs. Tom Burke has As her. guest, her
sister. Miss 'ynum, Of Cortland. Ala.
Mrs. Catcsby Woodfcrd. OF Paris.
nv, is tho guest Of Mrs Junius G..
Davenport.
Mrs. Frederick Cannaday and her
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Pocahontas Social News

Especial to The Times spa tch
pocahontas, Va. February -. Miss
Ollie May Caudell. the daughter OF MIR
ana Mrs. j. T. Caudell, OF this city, AM!
Lee Livesay, Of Morris town. Tenn we're
married here on Friday by Rev w Il.
lIckham. pastor Of the Baptist, Church
of this city.
MI, and Mrs. " l. Mustard have
for their house guest, Mrs joseph
Moss. of Tazewell.
" B. Buck walter. of Dot, ". Va.
was here Tuesday. the guest of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Eliack. were in
Bluefeld, w. Va, on Thursday, the
guest OF friends.
Mrs r. Marvin umberger and daugh-
Greensboro. n. c.. where they Will
spend several months, The guests OF
Mrs. umbergcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dr. and Mrs. G. b. irvine. or coopcrs,
We're the guests Of Or. and Mrs. J Ohm
r. Taller this week
Mrs Harry NJ. Matz. Of Bluoncld, W.
Va. was here Wednesday, the guest
of her mother, Mrs l. KatZlcn
DIR. George S. l.aEdGn. or Roanoke.
WAS the guest Of his parents, Or. and
Mrs. George H. Landon here, this
week.
j. /. Kwass. who has been visit,n,r
In Michigan City. md. has returned
home ft1
Mrs. NJ Greene. Of i,alls Mills. Va.
YVES IN the city u.is weak the guest
+ MIR and Mrs <ean and son, of Good
VIII, W. Va. We're here Monday. the
guests of friends
Mrs. II. ,AIilner, Of Philadelphia. Pa,
who has been the guest OF her hus-
hand here for several weeks. laft Tues
day for her home in Philadelphia
Mrs Harry S. Pamplin.of Boissevain,
W. Vac was in the city Wednesday,, tic
guest OF friends.
Mrs. Wellington Buch, who has been
visiting relatives in Lynchburg. has
returned home. Mr.. Buch and Family
will leave here the Isl OF March for
Washington State. where they will
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Williamsburg Social News

t.94. SpCclul u ne .tf.
Williamsburg. Va. February As.
". Rawles, a former student at Will
liam and Mary College here. and who
has just returned from Florida. has
been tho guest OF Fl. n. Phillips.
Mrs A.. II. Barnes has returned 10
visit or several days to relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. \. II. Miles and little son. OF
Norfolk. re visiting the former 8
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Lyon G.. Tyler.
Mrs. Clyde Barnes has spent the
week with her sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Chris
tan, in Hampton.
New York City, TO spend several
months.
Mrs. l.. ". Lane, ST.. left The first
of the week for Norfolk. to visit her
daughter. Mrs. L. T. Lamb.
Miss Kathryn Geddy spent the week
with friends in washington, D. c.
Mrs. Rosa Southall. Of Amelia. has
her niece, Mrs, Harry N. Phillips.
Miss Claudia Brooke spent the week
as the guest Of friends in Newport
News.
Mrs. AIcCullough, of Illinois is the
guest Of Mrs John w. Ritchie
has been the guest OF Mrs. T, Fl. Cieddy
Mrs. ii. -. Cole, who has been In
Norfolk for several weeks, is expected
home Monday or Tuesday.
Miss Grace. Welsh. OF Richmond has
been the guest this week OF Mrs Enocl,
Martin. 1T Toano
Mrs. a. j. Lane. of James City, who
has been visiting her grand
daughter. Mrs. w, p, Hancock. near
Hampton, has returned home
Miss Mary Haley. oil Clifton Forge
is visiting her brother, Berry Haley, in
James City
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Bristol Social News
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.


Bristol Va February 1.-THE home
of Mrs. Thomas Curtin was the scene
of a delightful entertainment on Tues
day evening. a circle Of college friends
which had been decorated with vases
Of La Franco roses. Piano selections
were rendered BY a number Of talented
guests. including Professor Carl Bodeli.
Of Sullins College. and Professor
Samuel r. Schroeder OF Virginia In
stitute. Miss Allen, of Sullins Col
lcge. and Miss Spigenor, Of Virginia
Institute, were also among the enter
tainers. each having read an Interest
ing selection This was followed by
A drawing contest The winner was
presented with a book Mrs. Curtin
was assisted by Mrs. Archer Bishop.
serving thrce-course menu to her
guests.
A marriage Of interest here and
throughout upper East Tennessee Will
be solemnizcd at Johnson City. We'd
nesday. February S. when Miss Marion
Louise T'ribcrs, tho daughter Of c. y.
1'riberg. will become the bride Of FL
bert Haynes Miller. ~ young business
man. The marriage will be solelnnizcd
in the First Presbyterian Church. OF
Johnson city \ number Of Bristol
friends will be in attendance
Miss Lillian Bacon. Of Charleston.
Tenn, who was for three years u pupil
OF Virginia Institute here. was mar
Walthall, of Pcndcrgas. Tenn. Tho
nuptials were solemnized at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Roller. On Ma
bama street. Dir. J.. NJ. Shelbnrne, Of
the First Baptist Church. officiating.
The bride is n cousin Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roller. From here the bride and groom
went to KingsDort, Tenn, to visit be-
fore going to the groon's lone.
Miss Dora Campbell, ACCOMPLISHED
daughter Of former Postmaster John c.
Campbell. OF Johnson City. Tenn. was
married this week TO L.. W. Oaks
formerly Of Bluciield. w. Va. The mar
riage was solcmnized at the family
home. The Rev. j. q. Ruble ofiiciated
Mrs. w. r. stone and children let
this week for Sanford, Fla, to visit
Mrs. stones sister. Mrs. Frank Andcr-
son.
Mir. and Mrs Bcn /. Duanoy and
children arc spending some time pt
Atlantic City.
Judge Hal II. Haynes and i. r.
Donnelly have returned from. Southern
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Brookneal Social News

Especial TO The Times-D Dispatch.
Brookneal. Va, February 4--W e.
Staples spent Sunday with friends in
Durham.
j. w Edwards. Of New York, is visit
ing in town this week
Mrs. n w. llolcombe spent a few
days with her sister. Mrs. Anderson,
in Lynchburg. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lunsfo went Ia
Lynchburg last Saturday
Mrs. l. a Terry went 10 see her
daughter in Soottsburg last week
S. G: Grafton spent the week end in
Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevens, OF Rox-
horo. stopped over Saturday to see the
family of w. a. Mays
Miss AGREE Elmore left Tuesday for
a visit TO Mrs Robert WIlbourne Of
Roxboro.
Rev. j. B. Williams returned from
ROANOKE Monday. where he had been
assisting Rev. r. d. Garland in a meet
ing there in tho First Baptist Church
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Freezing Socia! News

Especial to The Times Disnatch.l 80
I1reeiins. Va, cbruary t,--DanIel4
Newsom. OF Cnney ny. is at Freezing
William II BRYANT has just returned
from Zig Stone Gap.
Robert Reed has returned from Lee,
county. 5,1 gs.34
Rnfus e swindal is at rome from
Alabama. M
rev caieb Haynes Of Iewel. Ky. tss
in town.
Eugene pamron. OF clintwood. is
here.
Claude e, Reverlv is al HELLER. KY
Garnet 4, Fleming. OF Ison. is herr.
Master Edgar Rsverly is at Norlandl6
~. G. McFan, Of osborne's GAP, is Mt
Freezing 3sas
Mrs. Wilbur Mullins. Of Isnn,. Is vIsfta$
Ing relatives nj Erecting. slS5l8
Mrs. William stone ~ sSeetrrcssffs
in town, {i
Militant D phipps, OF clintwood. \ ID
here. 55ssjy5
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little daughter. are visItins relatives ID

little daughter, are visiting relatives Id
Misses Elizabeth Hairston, Kitty
HoSe and Belinda Mitchell attended;
the nlidwinter german ut Y. r. T. last
night. =. Mn Il
Miss Mayme Jennings entertained tile
Men llk Ather Club Thursday after
noon.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Dexter S.
ternon Bridge Club in her home. Roau-
oke Street. s. w. 1
The Thursday Music Glib met Thurs
DAY dy morning in the home OF Mrs Geo.
1raVatt ana enjoyed an excellent pro-
gram Of Instrumental music
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the assurance that ali possible viii b

done.
Mrs. Robert c. Garden. who has been
a patient in he Johnst on Mills Hos
pital in Richmond. has returned TO her
homo here
DR.. clyde +. Ross. formerly OF " es t
Point now Of Anderson. s. c.. visited
The home 81 W. r, Bray. III Wakema
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henley, who FOL,
SO long kept the hotel at King William
Courthouse, have sold ont 10 Jefferson
Gresham. and gone 10 live in Colds
boro y. C.
Robert n. Pollard has sold his farm.
Bel Air, in King and Queen AID Will
live in Richmond or Bowlin2, Green.
where he has many relatives and
friends.
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field. Of Pearisburg, were in East Rad
ford Thursday.
Mrs. L. u. Keadle is visiting her
parents in Rural Retreat
l.. d. Keadle has gone to Red Sui
phur Springs, W. Va, to visit his
father
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make their future nome

Sidney Bloch. was visitor to Blue-
field. w Va. this week.
The Misses Deaton, Tiller and Wag-
ner, of TIP Top. Ire the house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Tabor.
Thomas J. Davis, who has made his
home in this city for number Of
years, left Monday for Keystone, w.
Va. where he will make his future
home He was accompanied by his
wife and son.
Mr., and Mrs. Sol Bach have for their
guest Mrs. Clinginssmith, of North.
w. Va.