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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

Representatives of the Hope Natur.
al Gas Company yesterday filed 81
leases for ioll and gas for lands in
Lincoln district with the county clerk
for recording.
Licenses Issued.
Z. Marriage licenses were yesterday
issued by the county clerk as follows:
stJohn B. Carpenter, 80. of Pittsburg,
and Bentha L. Merrifield, 20, of Fair.
mont. x N Y y III H ~
Benjamin H; Taught, 81, and Bessie
Clayton. z. both Of New Dakota. Da>
vid Clayton father of tttheg girl, gave
his consent In person.
SS} Administrators Appointed. e i
james i. Cfiss was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF the personal
estate Of the late Ezekiel Board. Bond
of $500 given. 57,
Suits Entered.
Suits were yesterday instituted in
the local courts as follows: ':1a-tsf
az Circuit Court. il
THE Standard Seal and Supply Com.
.pany VS.. John M. Rarnage ct al, debt;
February rules. Showalters and Frame
attorneys for the plaintiff. +
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! CALENDARS.

We are going to send a nice little
Calendar to every subscriber who
sends in as much as q dollar or more
on renewal Of subscription. The Cal.
endars will be sent out as long as
they last When you get your calen.
dar you will know that your remit.
lance reached us all right. Most
every one will renew anyway, SO why
not get the Calendar now.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
10. BE- OPENED! HERE!
WALTER IL. DEF OFT, OF PITTS,
a BURG " HERE BOXING OVER
{ SITUATION FOR y SMOKY CITY
n PARTIES.

Waller 7. DeBolt Of PIttsbnrg, ar
rived in Falrmont last evening and
spent The greater part Of today l6ok;,
Ing about the city with the expecta.;
ton of9opening an exclusive book
store, II he can secure a suitable
place, whfchyf IS very doubtful, as store
rooms are "a scarce thing In Fairmont.
Mr.. DeBolt said last evening that
he had been corresponding with a,lo.
cal gentleman who would shortly have
store room Torrent and in case he
could lease 1t that he would open a
secondhand book store and carry a
small line Of new books, but the buying
and selling o. secondhand books would
be his, specially. Z, n;
He said do not understand me 10
say that ] expect to selliall the second:
hand books I purchase here to local
trade; far be 1T from that, for will
ship them to a house In Pittsburg
where they can easily be disposed Of.
But Of course ] expect to sell more
|or less books in this community. Let
me illustrate said he: "A young
lawyer after being graduated from the
University comes to Fairmont to To-;
cate; he has no library, in fact he has
few law books, ordinarily he has not
a great deal OF money and must so
through what the old attorneys call
the starvation period, but all the time
he must be- studying. which is impos.
sibfe without books. He comes to me
and | am able to furnish him with a
pretty fair library at about one-third
or one-half the cost Of new books.
When he gets in better circum.
stances Financially by2receiving prac-
tlce he can then buy new books all
the time. On the other hand It has
been my experience that there are
any number Of old attorneys. with
good standing In the community and
at the bar, who would Just as soon.
have a secondhand law volrme as q
new book. He buys 1t at a second
hand book shop and saves a few do.
lars thereby. As the years go by."'
continued Mr.. Bolt, more and
more people In all walks Of life are
buying secondhand books. and I w.
lieveif Iopen such a store in this city
in connection with our establishment
Iitnl Pittsburg that good business can:
be Done
II such place is opened here It viii
be the only one Of its kind in the
State Of West Virginia, There is al.
ways secondhand book store to be
found almost in any city in the union
the size of Wheeling and in. many
places smaller than that city, but
there has never been a secondhand
book store in West Virginia and If the
one is opened here it will be the first
in this community OF the tri.state sec.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

w u ~ MY M III p u w q
SPLENDID Meetings at the Diamond St.
ti2 y NJ Church. I MI
The special meetings that are being
held at the Diamond Street III. tn.
Church by the pastor Rev. B.
Bowers this week are increasing both
IN interest and attendance at each
service. There have already y been
several conversions and there were
g number at the alter at the close !oi
the services last evening. Excellent
music IS furnished for these meetings
by the choir Of the church. The pas.
tor. and members Of the church feel
greatly encouraged over the splendid
results Of the meeting thus far and
hope for 9 greatly increased member.
ship before its close. Let all.who can
attend these special meetings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
"a Gambler
Of the w est

A Great Essanay Western P'hotoplay
OF the Finest Kind. NJ
The kind of$plcture that is popular
with. everyone. Taken in the west,
true to life and plenty Of good quick
action. q. IL Z, i
A western drama by the Essanay
Western players painting moral
which cannot but strongly impress
both young and old: The plot deyel.
ops ID love story Of unusual heartsin.
terest, showing the 5herism Of little
western woman In her efforts 10 re:
deem the wasted lives Of her gambling
father and etheart She Is sue;
cessfulS and the play closes in a way
which cannot but win the comnenda:
ton 81 all Who view ;ss!!ssss;s s38i
n ExciTiNG AN q $Tli RILLiNG
song by shanley' v
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
Personals,

.sIaiila Personals. s.. =
Misses Ruth and Halle Cotter, of
East Park, are recovering from a few
days illness. n 3 tf;,,ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malone have moved
from East Park to Beechwood. "a
Miss Goldie Radcli ffe, of Murray, Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Radcliffe. OF Wilson street. Il
Mrs. Joseph Baker, Of Yermonttaye.
nue., is quite Sick. n 5s' {
Mr.. George RACER left yesterday for
q short stay at Connellsyille and
Pittsburg. rs
Mr.. Thomas Roolittle is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Meredith and Mr..
and Mrs. Minta West on Vermont ave
nue. &, 4li.! q. s s. Fl Il SiftS' K
Miss Hattie Boyd was i'll at her
home on Diamond street yesterday
Miss Eliza Boyd remains quite sick.
Miss Dana Jacobs is able to be out
after several days illness of grippe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
INSTALLED NEW OFFICERS.

At a recent meeting held by Marion
Lodge No. II. L. o. o. f., the follow
Ing officers were installed for the en-
suing term OF, six months:
T. W. Hall, N. G.
Jas. Code, Y. G.
Francis !Thralls, Sec.
Geo. A. Vincent Treas.
EN-. Taylor, Warden.
J. F. Hite, Conductor.
W. G. Hill. Chaplain.
6. o. swiger,.I. G. 4. II
F. W. Riggs, Q. G.
P. L. Holland. R. s. N. G.
J. G. Giasscock, L. S. N. G. ti
!; c. N. Merriheld, R, S. VIC. u.
T. c. Lynch l.. s. Y. G.. I
CT. Fleming, R. s. s. 53
r. a. Watts, L. s, S.
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Little Child Claimed by Death.

Little Child Claimed by Death.
John Harold, the little son Of Mr..
and Mrs, w. Brutchey, died early this
morning at the home Of his parents at
MillersYille. He was aged eighteen
months and his death followed an ILL.,
ness from pneumonia. Funeral SER
vices will be held on Friday at Q
O'clock at the residence and interment
will be made .in4 the Thomas cemtery
in charge of Undertaken Ell Musgraye
e. Sons, ~ > ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
Missionary Meetinu,

"A very interesting meeting OF the
Women's Home Missionary Society Of
the Diamond Street M. E. Church was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. T. D. Harden on Water street.
The meeting was well attended and
at the close cottage prayer meeting
was held. The next meeting OF the
society will be held at the home Of
Mrs. j. L. Leech.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
Sold Pro,,,,ertv.

Mr.. Harry Compston has sold his
property on East Park to Mr.. lAnder-
son, Of Bellvlew, who moved yester.
day. Mr.. Compston and family have
moved to property near the speed
way. III 4. = Ell 81 iFs -
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Baltimore /, !; &0hio Railroad
oFFicl Az SCHEDULE Is
IDLY xDaily except Sunday. !sun.
day only. Y. i, III q

II ..ss nj, w. VA.
Seized nlel Corrected to Nov. IN. 1910
East Bound.
tors WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
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sCUMBERIAlyD, ACCOM-, No. 8, 700 i
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4. 20 Pm ,; (local) No. IS, .G:O
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Revival at Harmony Grove.
Rev. HIS. Chenoweth, OF Vermont
avenue, Is conducting a revival ser.
vice at Harmony Grove.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
HOUSTON

l,6 SnsG.S' to The Tines plsps,eh.I
ON 'h' baptist Church on sunday
."st appointed the following dei.gaics
to The General Asscciat lion. whici, CON,
'cncd in Norfolk on Thursdet 9 :;
Ss;aLier; w johnson, Judge W. T.
i'a, MS"h ~ ir W NJ. Smiley. :. i;
trrWs. Hooert Reeves and W. T. Shui'.
'.nsiisn Thornton. United states snt,
50 W Jcrscy, who has bccn visiting Xix
mptl'r Mrs. g X French. has return
o,' ;'iss K !, ,l:dmunds ana Miss Janic
GIHinu. VINO nave been visiting Miss
i fiQrGnee fasley, have returned to
Mlss Msy Il Thornton. Of court.
Mr.; and Mrs. w w. &. g! s@o, week end with
., rdrs ~ H. BarksdaIc entertained
t tbr n d'.s,'E n, house party during
MI pas, week. Her guests were tlr
MISSES Nellie Darlington. az Levin.
,,9n Frances Waddr. OF Norfolk. n'1d
ndIis EasieT, Of south Boston: also NJ
~ h""K'r I"hn Martin. y - It;rLg
HaIc and y Il. l.uyclhcc ono ~: H.
ictiureh OF Mrs. BDrksdalc's entertain
ing was u rossum dinner on Tucsd"v
NJ Il. Lung. OF Roxloro. X q ,,.
. visitor t" Houston during the psst
Miss sara4 L. coleman Of Ecus
sadie Leigh. has rc.urnc.. 10 'ihi liz rn ,,aS
MISS iic!cn Bsrksdalc is vIsItiug Nr
m MTs. w II. Barkehaic, IL, Of
,s ON ,sHnnd"y ,evcning AZ the Baptist
h"rCh, Roy. Mr. Maynard spok" IMAM
he life ~ tho Japanese and iho " n'.
SS%hlS N japan. TO which place Mir
MnN mar" was missionary for some
q Faulkner. Of Boydton. ,yay IL
houston during tho past week '''
bishop \. vi. Randolph visited tb,
PARISH on sunday last aud vas nj 81
d"nn Church. Jionaton, for morning
MISS Nellie Darlington Icf Houston
on Ncdn"sdar morning for Lexington,
~, alter f"rtnislt's visit 10 MI.
Miss Frances Wuddy and Mas Mart
c,hS,"y also lci' after being Mrs
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OXFORD
lspeclalto Tho Times -plspatci,I

t'peciai TO Tho Times -pispatcirI
oxford. y. c.. November 1s-rh,
Woman'a Literary club met ON tues.
day WIN Mrs otis Furman "a, her
homo On College street. where ,hoe
are always accorded charming ho.
p,nluy arid dcliGhtful ontcrtainuien,
NJ cub has given IA series OF after.
moons To the subject ut Woman
when iihs proven TO DO delightfnI
on Tuesday Mrs, John IIsll read =
Charming rnpcr, her subject, being
'Iuceua Who Have Wrought Crlsel
IN the Worlds History"
Mrs John webb gave I'm a verv
d"lishtful and unique way her idea
OF Women of the Scnson." proving
most forcihly that there has been so
ueoi,"" eiiI.ff !" me character or
rove. Of woman Marriage Custonis
and Ceremonies OF piNcrcnt Countries
was made most interesting by tho en-
,husiasm and charming personality OF
AIrs. A!onzo CapchHrt. who was very
HAPPY IN tho treatment OF hcr sub
ject Among the many i,ncrcstInr;
papers which have brought out the
various phases Of tho subject read on
.,Ntaiye Women OF tho Bible" b.
Mrs. L. l.. Brown; "Mnrys and Martha
a. Tyres Of All Times by Mrs. Il. T.
White; Women. rs Mothcrs-Idcal and
ana Real, by Mrs. Otis l'urman: "Wo-
man, the Undercurrcnt "f tho Worlds
INST " by Mrs. 4. 4. Hicks, aud
"A Comparison Of the Girl Of one Hun
dr"d Years .iEo. with that OF To- Day"
oy Mrs. :. II Cannady.
ON "Wednesday. Mrs. T. /. HamIiton
was hostess 10 the Recreation club.
The guest az honor being her sister
Mrs. Z. l. Caudlc, OF Wadcsboro. y. G.
The games forty-two and rook. fur
nishel entertainment for the guests.
after which Mrs. Hamilton served a
very delightful salad course.
~ number OF prominent society
-
OF Trs. $. II. Cannady on Friday after
noon. The guests were cntcrtpinc,l
with games, ana Mrs. Cannaday served
elegant refreshments in courses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

C";nplincntar% 10 tho young men Of
hurh.in. VINO participated In the Carr
h"!ian marriage at Raleigh on We'd
n"Sdav evening ThoB. present were
MARVIN Carr, VIII Carr, Austin carr.
Lawrence T"minson, raui Snocd, Tom
gate.
Tho j. :. Carr Chaptcr OF tho Daush-
tcis of the Cunicd"rac!. held it's rex
hlar montnly meeting Tuesday after
noon Mrs. H. l.. ryrcc. the dcicgatc
10 the state convention, At Winston
Shicm. ana also to tho national con
N"nuon at iHcumond. made I, run ana
very Interesting report Of thcFu meet
ingS, IN most enthusiastic manner.
~ ms meeting Mrs. -. n Mann was
elected president ut the local Gimp
Mis. Flacidc Kramer ravo a
shower Wednesday, AFTERNOON TO Miss
Annie Laurie Long, whose marriage
TO u, r. Nowsumc VII take place
"Wednesday next
Miss Kate Taylor was hostess At
a beautiful progressive outhrc marty
Wednesday afternoon, at which her
sister. Alrs. Robert church OF Mcrt.
aeh. Conn. was the honor guest II
was omc at the most delightful al
lair3 "f tho season. most tcmptIni.
c"itation was served IN a lovely man
ncr
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RALEIGH

tspcctai 10 'i'hc Times-D.spat,hI
I;ui,lGh. \. C., November iH.-A hrIl-
liant reception va, hcId 1T the home
OF Mrs, Jaimos BoyIam wednesday
d"uEnter, MsS Margaret, and ciaiborGu
carr. at tho Boylnn home on Hills
horo street. Inc BRIDE and BRIDE
groom. tho bridal party ami hundreds
oil intimate friends were the guests
ana tile amir was beautifully and de-
. ighuu!. i;eceivins with MIS- Boy
Ian and tho bride and groom were
William Boyian, eldest son: General
and Mrs j. s, Carr. parents OF ,ho
bridesroom ". H. Williamson. Mrs.
l.rnncls Chadwick. PORTSMOUTH,; Airs. j.
= Carr Jrr u q. tlowcr 81 Kansas
CITY; Mr. and Mrs I'd. II. Fellows. OF
keawlck, Va, MI. ANA Mrs AahGy
I Baker and Mrs George II. Snow. Ia
me sirtroom vert Mrs. John G.
/ laidc snow Boy!nn and Mrs. Charles
ii"pt IN tho punchroom were Il. w..
;.hkcr' John G. Drcwry, Charles ROOT
w liiiam b""!an. 7r. and ". y. SNOW,
Williamson. lomsc Mcdonald. Cath
rine wharton, Louise Wright, Mildred
{ Borden.
Mrs Julian Timberlakc entertained
M f"rtni%htly Review Club Tucsday
Afternoon addinS dclightIuI social
features to Very interesting ana
prontable literary program.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. VI r. Nor
TlS entertained the Johnston petttgr.,
Chapter. Daughters OF the ConfcUcrucv
special feature OF the session be-
Ing reports from the women Oi the;
chapter, who attended the general con
Nen'ion at Inchmond last week. airs.
Morris scrvru dencIous rclr. shmcnts,
Mrs. NJ T. Norris was also hostess
ih!s week FOR the Twentieth Century
| look CUP, contributing charming en-
/ tcrtainmcni Tor the members who
shared literary program OF mUcn
Interest.
Mrs Julian Timhcrlakc entertain ID
the fortnGntly Ecvicw CLUB Tuesday.
the meeting being one OF uucn
pleasure Tor club women and special
guests
lne Tugsdoy Afternoon CLUB had for
DICK the CLUB having for SPECIAL
topic, browning and ms poems. There
We're papers rs Mrs j. : Wynnc and
Mrs. Cary j. Hunter
Thursday niSnt there was brill
liant concert at Peace Institute by
Miss DUMAS aud James T.. Brawlcy
tat was Immensely enjoyed by a large
company OF people
On last Friday Miss Eminic Drewry
entertained charmlncly At luncheon in
honor OF MISS Margaret Boyiau. who
on tho following Wednesday bocamc
tic bride % Claiborne Carr. There
were twelve guests. Bridge WAS play
( Tucsday afternoon Miss Annie Roo,
entertained charminsly tho bridal
rarty fou the Carr-BUylan wedding,
tho bride, Miss Margaret Boylan, being
the honor gucai It was an especially
enjoyable affair Tor every one
Invitations arc issued 10y Mrs, i. NJ.
Heck for the marriage OF her dauSh-
tor. Miss Pearl Chadwick Heck, and
William Alexander Graham Clark De-
ccmhcr 6, in the First Baptist church.
this city. There Will be an clabora tc
icccp on following tho marriage ser
vice. Mir Clark. son OF chief .Ius-
al AZ
tn" tariff board. headquarters in Wash.
. Instou, -. G.
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GORDONSVILLE
!. L5neeIaI..,,,o INC Times pispa,eh.l

lSpcciai Z" The Times -Dispatch.I
EorGonsviiiG. Va November IS
drcn We're last weeks visitors at lie
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kcosec Brookrr.
at Somerset Mr.. Cowhcrd joined
them on sunday.
J. Stromck, Of Richmond, was a
visitor at The Meadows" Albcmarla
last week.
q few days this week at sW vi u"'
their country nome. in -tlbeVnarlc.
John Camper Miss Ida Camper and
Dr H. Marvin Harris. of Orange, were
week end guests Of Mi and Mrs. Gco.
Tyler Cowhcrd of near GordonSvillc,
and MIR. and Mrs. W. Wilbur Osborne.
9l Lower SprnsiicIds," spent sun
DAY with Mrs. OSbornc'S parents, Mr.
and Mrs: Wambcrsic. near Orange.
Samuel Goodloc, oil Alton. is spend
ing few days with his relatives and
friends near town.
Mrs; Lois LINN Wealsley. of South
ltichmoni and Lynchburg.
Miss Honiger Mrs. Conway Macon's
guest ana Manley Carter OF or.ngt.
spent Saturday with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James wclton. Of
Arkansas. have joined their daughter
and son-in- law. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ y.
three miles from Gordonsville. Cit
ton" was formerly owned by Colonel
Chapman.
II. V whltcnurst has returned to
Cedar Grove, after q stay of several
days III richmond, where Mrs. White
hurst mas been In tile hospital for
the last Two weeks. Mrs. WhitchurstS
friends Will be glad to hear that she is
improving rapidly. Mrs. Bidgood of
lHchlnond, is visiting her brothcr-in-
law Mr. Whitchurst, at Cedar Grove.
Mrs. Gillian and her sister. Mrs.
Gertrude Marshall OF RarbourSvillc,
spent "Wednesday with their C;ordons-
vile friends
Invitations arc out for the wedding
of Miss ada. youngest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. J. g.. Eggleston. and John
son w. Crawford. The wedding VIII
take place Wednesday. November o.
at the Christian Church. at 10 o'clock
after n wedding breakfast ut the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Cowhcrd
,hrother.in law and sister of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford viii take the
Will spend some time. They will make
their home In Gordonsvilic
Mrs. sam w McEiroy was called to
Petersburg on Sunday by tho serious
illness OF her brother in-law, Rush
Lake
Miss Cornclia Cowhcrd. of Jordan"
was a guest ut "Montcith" on sun
Robert Newman spent Tuesday visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. w. Wilbur Osborne
Mr.. Dodson, Of SprinEnelJs, H.. IS
visiting Mr.; and Mrs, w. ~ Miller
ut "Cliiton" AIR podson expects to
locate in this ncishborhood In the nSar
future,
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GORDONSVILLE
! Speclnl 70 The ,rimes .plsnntch.

n.
G"rdonsvilic, Va. Nov, mbcr IS.
Reginald shelton or Uirlmond. Vas
"a, guest THIS week II Buford Cook
MiSs Anna scott IS on Visit to
friends IN Lynchbure.
Miss Annie Dawson. OF Lynchb,us
ma" been spending tho week with Mrs.
4. Is. Cloves.
ar ana Mrs. Luther Farinholt, after
spending several weeks with their
Gu"g liter. have returned TO their llomr
Cuthrcll.
Mr.; AMI Mrs. =. II. Collins. Of Rich
llaiier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j.
b. NJ Davenport. of Richmond. spcnt
several days this week with his as
Nj. ana Mrs, ". W. osborne bevo r..
orange.
Mrs Oss and Miss Maudc raIley. OF
Louisa county, were visitors this week
at the nome OF Rev. j. L. Cuthricll
Miss. Ada Egslcs,on spent several
days ihts week ~. Richmond
Miss Rae BLACK has been spending
the week. with relatives in Richmond
to Ashland.
been spending tile wcci, with his SIS.
ter. in the city.
Miss Xlna Harrison, of sco,tsvinc
has been spending tic week with Mrs.
"Wednesday and Thnrsday via. SID fts
brother. X. &. IIoEahcad.
Mrs. Ray knighton and children have
I.ichInond
MIR and Mrs. Walter Elan have bcen
o.. on a Visit TO the lat,or's mother NJ
W; }. newman. OF Browns station.
Martin. lerc this week
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DURHAM
sncclnl ln rhc Timcs.nisnatch.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Durham. y. c.. November iS.--Mon-
day evening Mies Helen Gr,bblc de-
liEhtlully entertained the Fun Loving
club. The literary program consisted
OF a paper by Miss Matte Lehman.
Meaning OF the Renaissance" An
other paper on tho Life of Edmond
Spenccr." was presented by Miss Helen
Gribblo. Airs. W. J. OBrcn gave "a
rcadinE from spencer After the III
"rary feast u salad course was served
Durham Lodge. 40. ~. Daughters ~
Liberty. celebrated it's second ami
Ycrsary Thursday evening with q han
quot. IN Interesting program WAS
carried ont. and II was one Of the
best meetings held by the lodge
Iatthrop Morciicad was host ~ q
stag dinner Monday evening, g!rer
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HARRISON BURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Harrisonburs' Va. November is
state superintendent j. -. Egglcston,
Of Richmond, was Inc guest OF Pro-
fcssor c. j. iIcatwo!e this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L, Sipc have
returned from visit TO their daugh-
ter at Swcetbriar College
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. McEim of Iurgv
spent several days this week with
ne laitcr's parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. l..
Miss Bessie PAU has returned from
Richmond where she attended the
state Convention OF the Daughters of
the Confedcracy.
Rev. Il. L. Wilson, p. D.. spent sew
cral days this week in Winchester
visiting his sister. Mrs Arthur. who
Mrs }. II. Robertson is visiting
Mrs Tulioss Jones. at Mark ham, Faut
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Price were re.
cent visitors at their old home IN
X. \. schuberth, of Lancaster, Pa.
spent ten days here as the guest of
II. NJ Newman
Mrs Oscar samues, Of Baltimore,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles a. Hammer
are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
e. Il. l'ourcrdcn. author and writcr
Bridgewater.
Mrs f. II. Hitler of Frederick coun-
~, has arrived to spend the winter
with Mrs. Charles l.. Frazier
Mrs. Sans, wife of Rev. o. IL, Sans.
OF I.ynchburg, was a recent guest in
the home Of j. C. Staples
Mrs. Ben Lambert, Of Lynchburg.. is
Visiting her grandfather Colonel D. TT.
Lee MART She Will also visit hof
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Berlin,
Of Brid9ewatcr.
Mrs. r. +. Adams, OF Front Royal.
is the. guest of Mrs. w w. Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. ILipton have ,.c
turned from n visit to Norfolk and
Richmond
Hiss Josephine Main. Of Wythcvi,Ie.
is visiting friends In Elkton.