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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

RosEBURa. Oregon, has adopted q
beautiful custom of distributing roses
on trains passing through that city.
AS it is almost Us famous as Portland
for the production of this king of
flowers, it is a custom which will
leave a memory much more lasting
than their delightful Odor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

IT is reported that Chehalis now
requires lady church-worshipers to
remove their mountainous hats be-
fore sitting in the sanctuary. Good.
The plan was once successfully in
augurated in Olympia Theater (un-
der its former management and was
universally respected, excep. when
occasional church services were held
therein, when feathers ard plumes
waived aloft as usual.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

ROOSEVELT Colonel" by court.
esy) although swinging around the
circle" declared he would not be a
candidate for third term. Proba.
bly, not, but there is no disputing the
fact that, like the old maid, he is
ever ready under certain conditions,
to scrouch little.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

PRESUMABLY CHEAP Men. Mrs.
Lillian Hasbrouck, of New York, Bit
terly condemns the imposition of a
bachelors tax OF six dollars year,
placed by q Wisconsin town, on all
unmarried adults of the male sex.
She says the provision is insulting
and unjust She very properly asks
" What woman wants husband
who marries her rather than pay a
bachelor taxY' A canvass OF New
York's aldermen had revealed that
of eight unmarried members of the
board. three were in favor of 9
bachelor tax and five against it
Five married aldermen agreed thai
such an ordinance would be desirable
Mrs. Hasbrouck, author and club wo
man, went on record without mo-
ment's hesitation as an adversary o
such a measure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

WORKMEN were engaged last Sun.
day with an immense hauser stretched
to the capitol roof'in removing the
smoke-stack for making changes to
the heating apparatus. Another in.
stance OF official sanction of desecra-
ton OF the Sabbath. Verify we
prOgress-like cows tail-down.
ward.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

THE Merry Widow" lately APP
peared for tie third season, at the
Tacoma Theater, with Mabel Wilbur
and Charles Meakins in the original
New York cast. 1t has had the
most remarkable staging powers,
and it seems to be popular as ever.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

WIRELESS communication over a
distance of 1900 miles, was lately
maintained between an army trans
port near Honolulu and a station on
the Pacific Coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

The Pacific Coast Lumbermen S
Association have agreed to curtail
the product of the mills by a shut
down one day in the week-Saturday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

AT latest accounts rs cities in the
United States have adopted the Com
mission form of municipal govern
ment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19
Twain : Opinion of Teddy.


While the opinion of Samuel l..
Clemens as Mark Twain, may bc
somewhat modified by his evermani-
tested disposition toregard the world
and all there is in it, a. Joke. we can
not help believing that he was in pro-
found earnest when he stigmatized
Theodore Roosevelt as charla-
tan and impoStcr.' when, in one of
his pOsthumus articles that has just
come to light he congratulates the
American people on the possible if
not probable relief from an incubus
that had been 80 patiently borne.
Among the manuscripts lately ex-
posed for sale at auction among the
effects of the departed humorist. was
an article on The Inauguration of
President Taft and the Deliverance
Of the Country from Mr.. Roosevelt, 4"
dated March 9th, 1909, a portion of
which IS as follows:
Astronomers assure Us that the
attraction OF gravitation on the sur
face OF the sun is twenty-eight times
as powerful as is the force at the
earth S surface, and that the object
which weighs 2l1 pounds elsewhere
would weigh e. 900 pounds there. For
seven years this country has laid
smOthering under a burden like that
OF the incubus represented in the per-
son OF President Roosevelt, the differ
ence between PIT pounds and 5000.
Thanks be, we got rid of this disas-
| trOus burden day before yesterday, at
last! Forever? Probably not. Prob
ably only for a brief breathing spell,
wherein, under Mr.. Taft, we may
hope to get back some of our health
four years. We may expect to have
Mr.. Roosevelt sitting On us again
with his twenty-eight times the
weight of any other presidential bur
den that hostile Providence would
impose upon US for our sins.
Our people have adored this
snowy charlatan as perhaps no inn
posed of his breed has been adored
since the golden calf; so it is to be
expected that the nation will want
him back again after he is done hunt
ing other wild animals heroically in
Africa, with the safeguards and ad.
vertising equipment of park of ar
tillery ard q brass hand "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

COALOIL has been found in Illinois
at a depth of $50 feet, it is thought
in paying quantities on development.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

AN ordinary gas jet consumes as
much oxygen as five persons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Toano Social News

Special TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
Toano. Va. April 29.-M:Ss Louiso
dickinson . visiting friends In Rich
Miss Mary Allen Warren is the
guest Of Mrs W. b. James, of New
Rev L. Pi:mn Jones. ot Villa ms.
burg, is the guest of j. G. M. Carlton
Miss Marioii Jennings has returned
from n visit to friends on tho Eastern
shore. t H
Miss l.li]nbo,h Marston is vis.tins
her aunt. AIRS b. w. Davis, LeNinS-
ton.
Mrs H. L. Stephenson is visiting
her SISTER, Mrs. r. 9, Jackson. Roam
okc.
Mir ana Mrs, C. IT.. Lee and daugh-
ter. Jennie. lief, last Monday on trip
to Iowa They VIII he gone all sum-
mcr. eEa
pr. w. II. Parker, of Richmond was
the guest OF Dii II. Y. Stephenson this
week.
~. Potts was IN Richmond this
Miss Louise Farinholt is visiting
friends in Richmond.
W H. Potter was In Berlin, hId
Monday.
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have concluded n visit 10 norfolk.
Miss Sue Jordan IS In Portsmouth,
as guest of Miss Margaret Van Pat
Mrs Lycll Cunts and Miss Louisa
Holland have concluded n stay In
Smithfeld. .
Mrs, i. Wesley Lloyd ana son have
vile. Tenn. sli
7 Following a visit OF several weeks
with Mrs. c. w. Wright. Miss Russell
Dey has returned to her home in Nor
Miss Virginia shoop will leave In a
few days TO PASS month at sweet
Brian Institute.
Miss olarion Williams is in Wash
ington. ID. G., as a guest of Miss Anne
Mir ana Mrs. Jack Camp. Of ocala.
Fla. are in Suffolk with the parents
Of Mrs. Camp. MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Nur-
ncy, who are III.
Mrs. s r. Brockonhrough Is visit
ing relatives In Norfolk.
Miss Virginia Etheredgc of Norfolk,
has concluded Visit u Suffolk
friends.
Fl Congressman Edward Everett Hol-
land visited his home in Suffolk early
this week.
Several society parties are being or
ganizcd for Lake Drummond trips.
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Onancock Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Onancock, Va, April 29.-Miss Pansy
Wilkins left Tuesday for Orange.
where she Will spend some time as the
guest of Miss Isabelle Williams.
Miss Margaret Stuart. after spend
ing ten days With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Preston S. Stuart, has re-
sumed her work as teacher of manual
training In the Washington public
schools.
Miss Efle n. Wilson. of walkerton.
was recently n guest mt THE Elms,f
the home OF Mrs. Ohio l. Parker
Mrs. Walter Rhodes is home from q
Visit TO Phoebus - i
Robert e. Powell returned from
Greensboro. Md. Monday. While there
he attended n house party, given by
Addison Christian. iR
w. Henry Powell. student al Rich
mond College. spent this week with
his father Henry T. Powell. 'i.-
James r. Laughton, former prin-'
cipal of the High School. but now pas
tor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South at Virginia Beach. spent sew
eral days this week at the home OF
Captain Samuel T. Naples. He preach
ed at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. Sunday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Crewe Social News

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
;rewc w. April 29.--Rcv w. w.
italn IS hlline a presbytcrial appoint-
mtnt IN Powhata: county. and vii.
no. be i'cre for either service on sun
Rev. Calvin Blackwell. evangelist,
VII assist Rev. W. o. Rosscr, Of the
coming week -
d,ies as pastor "nf ms iSe De dhristi nls
church Ills family is with him and
they have taken a home in East Crewo.
Alrs. E. D. shumate will visit in
Grcncshorn next week
Allss Nannie Nicholson has returned
from visit 10 Atlanta.
airs ~ +. 9osworth. Of BlueficId.
~ Visiting Mrs, G, l.. Smithson
Nliss liutll Smithson is visiting in
Mhrtinsvilln 49, -
CAPTAIN and Mrs Ed. Moorlng, OF
Moran, haze moved here to live with
their daughter, Airs. Alice IIarper.
MIS-. Jelf Farley spent tho past week
win paralysis several weeks ago, is
CLAYTON Willis left for Ills home. on
ln Eastern Shore, Monday. after
snendinE month with his sister,
Mrt; Agncw Harper. iaisli
~ ilf i,iihic school closed Friday
WIN Interesting exercises on the
fchppl grounds. Ihn fourteen grad
ln,ce WI hnve their finals at the
aic'hPdist Church Mohdny night. Jas
a ,,G,, lnIlep VIII deliver Tho salutatory
Mrs sannie Morton. OF Farmy.lIe,
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Highland Springs Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Highland Springs. Va, April 20
The Woman's Temperance League OF
at New Bridge Baptist Church on
Monday evening, May /. The Row.
Mr.. Johnson. Of Yenable Street Baptist
Church. will address the league.
The leading social event OF the past
week was ''gentiemei. night" the an
nnni reception of the Woman's Study
Club which was delightfully."- cele-
brated in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday
night. The largo audience room was
filed and the guests were welcomed
by tho reception committee, composed
Of officers OF the club. The president.
Miss DeWolf, made the opening adj
dress. which was followed by speakers
from Richmond and Highland Springs
The musical program. consisting OF In
strumental and vocal solos. was finely
rendered. Choice refreshments were
served M
The Odd-Fcllows celebrated the
ninety second anniversary OF their or
der In America last Wednesday night.
Tho address was delivered by the Rev.
Charles w. Ray. of Greble Lodge, OF
Hampton.
Mrs Percy Read has offered
handsome medal to the pupils OF the
High School for the hes. essay writ
ten on the subject. "Ideas! The Aims
Of n Life Worth Living" This has
aroused good deal Of interest and
prize Will he designated In honor OF
the generous donor The Marion Il.
Read Essay Medal"
ON Friday night. April IS. the lit
crary society gave its annual class
play in the. auditorium. which was
crowded 10 Its utmost capacity The
play Is entitled The Trouble nj sat
ioTlies.1hand is q sequel 10 "'rhc Case
or Shspcnsion,' given last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Concord Social News

Special to The Times Dispatch.I
concord. VA. April 29.-J. II. steele
attended an anniversary picnic given
Burkeville Wednesday.
t. L. Sandige and wife. an dT. -
Sandige and Miss Annie Stone, of
Lynchburs. spent Sunday with Mrs
j. z. Scruggs. "
Mrs. I. " Evans. wife OF DR.. T.
w. Evans, returned from Richmond
Thursday. where she was with her
husband. who has just undergone u
pital. =, ~
John T. Garrett and daughter, Miss
Ellie, OF Amherst. spent Sunday and
Monday with his daughter. Mrs. w.
with b. B. Wilson. -
John Staples and wife. of Meherrin,
visited Charlie Thomas last week. H.
Mrs. G. b. Cross visited Spout Sprin
Wednesday,. :
and Burke, spent Sunday with Mrs. j.
AIRS. i. II. Abbott and daughter.
Misses Phinzy and Nellie returned
home Tuesday. after few weeks visit
Miss Annie Steele and Pauline
Wharon were in Lynchburg Thurs
Miss Grace cross and Mrs. G. B.
Cross visited Lynchburg Monday.
Holt StaDies spent Thursday at
DR.. Bowen. Of Lynchburg, was here
Bayiia Carson, Of Appomattox, spent
Thursday with his home people.
MISS Mary Harvey returned home
from Appomattox Thursday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Miller School Social News
+ Spocial 10 The Times-Disnatch. I

[Special to The Times Dispatch
Miller School. Va. April 29.-Rev F.
N.Carson. of Newsoms, is in this
vicinity, looking after his orchard
farm
Miss Mary r. Taylor made trin
to washington city. She was n guest
of DR.: y. y. Taylor:
had most excellent meeting Sunday
evening. The delegates to the State
Y. NJ. G. a. Convention made their
report.
The school observed Arbor Day by
giving holiday. After appropriate SER
vices by DR.. Fulton in the chapel. the
entire school went to the school flower
garden, where each student and teach
or planted seeds and flowers in their
beds.
The Odd Follows anniversary celc-
hration of Batesville Lodge. No. ana.
was a great success. Rev. G. Il.
Conner preached n most excellent and
appropriate sermon.
Professor p. r. Washburn, of st.
lanes school Maryland. recently paid
the school n VISIT sii8 dies i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Somerset Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The TimeS-DiSpatch.l
Somerset. Va. April 29.-Rev. and
Mrs. Fl. H. Hudson. of Gordonsvillc,
have been recent guests at the home
lanes Trite. of the University oil
Virginia. spent the week END at his
home near here.
Miss Susie E'lyson, of NInryville.
Mo-. has been the guest at Bloomfield
the homo ofshIr. and Mrs. j. B. New.
man.
Miss Virginia Trite is vis,tins
friends in Alexandria.
w. 3. Walker, of Greensboro. n. c.,
r. Lindsay Coleman. of the uni
versity of Virginia, has been n recent
visitor here.
Miss Catharine Scott, of Gordons-
Vile, spent several days with Mrs.
Parson. at "Alilford" tai
Thomas Atkinson and family. Of
Richmond, spent Easter at their beau
tiiul country home. near here.
Miss Bessie ]. Walker has been the
in Orange.
Mrs; Il. NJ. Newman is on a visit to
her. daughter. Mrs, NJ b. Rudd In
Richmond. -
Mrs. George zinn and son are visit
ing the formers parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Alexander Cameron. in Richmond
Miss Mary IIolberton, of England.
is visiting her brother, r. +. Holber-
ton.
Miss Virginia valentine Walker at
Barboursville High School on We'd
AIr. and Mrs. waiter George New
man have gone to Europ eto spend the
summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Gordonsville Neighborhood News

Special 10 The Timcs-D spatchl e
.JofoonsVlilc, Va. April a?--AIrs.
George Tyler Cowherd spent last week
win her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Camper,
near Orange
Mrs. Thomas Cowhcrd of CLIFTON
Forge, Is n guest Of her cousin. Miss
A6die Cowlerd, at "Mcnteith"
Miss Lucy powell, of Lindsey, spcnt
last week visiting her friends neat
4. Lindsey Coleman spent Easter al
Miss Maggie Baker. Of .IIopewelI.'
near Gordonsville. who Is in : i'm the
ho oms - in ~ HAMPTON Is iinnrovine
l laster dances, dances. was given BY the
home OF T. c. Eddins, Eat Somerset m
NJ W. WaHiers~ and his daughter.
ss mn spent Thursday in Orange.
School entertained their pupils nv an :,
egg hunt on Easter Monday. This va
an unexpected pleasure and was tlor.
ouGnlS enjoyed by he school
MISS Gertrude Taylor closed her
s s on FRIDAY and returned to her
K nome near Barboursville. One of tho
features OF the concluding exercises
i was an exciting baseball game. nlnvoJ
I ny the boys in the junior and senior
Miss Laura Wellch Newman has ,c-
turned to her home in Rarhoursviilr
aIter snending n few days in F'rcder
1cksh'irs. where she was hridcsnni III
or The 18th for Miss Margaret snced
William Frederick Graves from no,r
Earboursvlle attended the weddine
o. his brother, Allan G. graves. and
Miss Baker on the 10Th. in Fre,,cr
fcksburg. II
Albert Laufman. of pittsburg. is
Nisi'Nihs ms cousin. Mrs sam w Me-
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30

This building was erected In 1912. and
Is one OF the Oldest structures in the
town. II presents n UNIQUE and
quaint appearance. This little church
IS placed on the mission list now, and
IT'S pulpit is supplied by students OF
the Theological Seminary. Richmond.
Mrs. W. +. Homes is spenting this
week In Richmond
superintendent j. b. Terrell held the
sprihS examination for teachers here
on Thursday. Friday and saturday.
the 21th. 2Sth and 29th. Quite a nun
Der OF teachers from all over the
county attended and were enterta IN
ed most Hospitality during th>.r stay.
The young women OF ST. James
Guild were very delightfully."- enter
tained on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. &. II, Finch. at her home on zee
street After the business was trans
acted. there was a musical program,
ana the hostess served delicious re-
frcshmenl- I-- -Ll- ----L---, IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Palmyra Social News
I Especial 10 Tho Times-Dispntch

NJ. u Specidi 10 lnc IlmeS-DlSDhtCh.l
Palmyra. Va, April 29.-Rcv. l. E
Walton. of Scottsville. preached n fine
sermon In the Methodist Church hers
on Wednesday afternoon, in celebra
tion of tho Odd Fellows Founders
Day.
Mrs. Mary BENEDICT, OF New York,
who has been wintering in Florida,
Is visiting her cousin here ut Glen
Burnie."
Pembroke Petit is spending a few
days In Washington. TIe is a candf-
date for the position of reading clerk
In the House, place which he filled
In the last Democratic House.
Armistead Shepherd. after spending
q few weeks at home. on account OF
III health. has returned to Columbia
College 10 complete his course in law.
spending the winter at the Palmyra
Hotel, have returned to their home In
California.
Claude, Petit visited his people hero
this week I -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
her practice there. DR. Miller and Mr..
pike are both cousins of Mrs.

her practice there. DR.. Miller and Mr..
pike are both cousins of Mrs.
Boocock's.
The noted "CastaIia loving cup''
went the rounds. and many were the
:.oasts pledged to Inc bride and groom.
Pretty souvenirs Of the occasion wera
presented to the guests. and It was al
soSe ther most charming affair. Thosa
present were MIR. and Mrs. Dixie, Mr..
and Mrs. Fellows. AIR. and Mrs. Morris.
Dr. and Mrs. Thurman, Mrs w. G.
Reed. Rev. Leslie Robinson Joseph
Everett, Miss Boylan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boocock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boococlk loft tuesday
Tor Hampton to meet large party
OF the trustees and members OF tho
Armstrong Association, who came from
New York BY special train Most Of
!hem are old friends of Mr. and Mrs
Boocock's. Tho party attended all tho
anniversary exercises on the 27th MIR.
Boocock Is taking an active interest
In the educational work in Virginia,
and is one of tho executive committee
of the Cooperative Education Asso-
citation OF Virginia. HIfi
Mrs: Boocock Is also Interested in
the educational work in Virginia, and
is taking an active part in the work
allotted TO women. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boocock returned on Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Hcathsville Social News

Special 10 The Times Dispntch
IIent hsvillr. Va. April 5G.-Misses
Gcnevieyn and marguerite Smith and
Colonel + Hugh Smith were recent
Hubbard. at White Stone
q, ". Martin il Visiting his old
home IN IIagcrstown, Md.
Morgan Lee Starkc. of Brooklyn. Il,
VISITING ~ the home OF his sister, Mrs
Rev. Ierbert r. Driscoll Of tho Ran
list Church. has moved HIS family 10
Newport News. where he viii hayn
charge pf u church.
~ INC oncra house on Friday evening.
quite 2 number from outside were in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Cismont Social News
] [Sneclal to 1he Times-Dispatc

special to The Times-Dispatch.]
shackleford. OF Seven OAKS has Z,
been enjoying a delightful visit to her
cousins. the Misses Somerville. of
Culpeper.
Castalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Boocock arc
again away from home. but are ex-
pectcd hack shortly.
The Gotham and Cismont bridge
clubs. both of which ceased meeting
during Lent. are enjoying "Wednesday
and saturday afternoons regularly
once more.
Mrs. Robert Shackieford. who spent
the Easter holidays at the university.
is now a I her home, near Clsmont.
Miss katharine Cary. OF Richmond,
spent Easter week at the Money
School. M
Barclay Rives, of the Vienna ON
bassy. is staying mt Beauval near
Gotham. with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas.
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Harrisonburg Social News

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
o Harriaonhurg; Va. April 2e;-slrs.
the guest OF her brother, Judge 7. y
Haas.
Colonel John r. Avis. of San Fran
cisco. is visiting his brother, Captain
Miss Margaret Roller, OF Norfolk
Is visiting her father, Major 0. b,
Roller
After visit o her parents, MIR. and
recently of Covngton left yesterday
for Lynchburg, where Mr.. Lambert has
gone into business.
Miss Natalie Berry returned Tues
day from visit to Staunton. M
Mrs. Frank B. olhauscn has return
ed from a visit to Washington
Miss Neale Maxwell who was re-
Gently operated on for appendicitis
sumed her duties in the graded school
Miss Cecilia Miller, of Winchester
who attended the V. NJ 1. hop, was
the guest this week of Miss Lena
E.ffinger here.
MISS Rosalic sprinkel is vislting
Miss Ruth caheli, in Waynesboro..
ington for n months stay.
Mrs. G. y, Richardson, of Richmond
is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Nlr. and Airs. j. Henry Wright, OF
Schuyler Nelson county, attended tho
weddlng, Of the latter's sister, Miss
EridGewater. Tuesday.
Mrs. L. j. Golden Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. y. C. NIcKim. In Luray.
Mrs. y. Newton Bacr is visiting her
son. Shacklett Baer. in Roanoke
Rapids. y. G..
Miss Lillian Bowman. of New York
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. J.
DlnEledine.
Mi. and Mrs. George ". Rrickers
who spent the winter with their son
w. T.. Brickor. in East Rapids, have
returned 10 their homo In Bridegwater
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Red Hill Social News.

[Spccial to The Timcs-D ispatchl
Red Hill. Va. April 29.-NIiss Sallie
Clark. of Locust Dale, is visiting Miss
Rose Edge at hor home, Oak Grove.
The pupils OF the Red Hill school
presented Won by Wireless" to .
large and appreciativc audience on
Easter Monday night.
Miss Julia Healy, of AIiddlesex
county. who has been visiting her son,
Joseph Healey. principal of Red Hill
school. returned to her home Satur
day.
College and Edge Taris, of Richmond
College. spent the Easter holidays at
home lE
Mrs. Webster, of I,inhurst, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs D. A. Farrer.
The anniversary sermon of the North
Garden Odd Fellows Lodge. No. 36S,
was preached at Trinity Methodist
Church. by the Rev. Mr.. Conner.
Henry Sutherland spent a few DAYS
In Richmond Inst week
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Montvale Social News.

lSpocial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Mon;vale. VA, April 20--Dr S. II.
Price spent Saturday nj New London.
With his brother In law Mr.. stevens
Dr and Mrs Epps Pr!ce. OF Alta
vista, WHO We're the guests OF Dr.
and Mrs. Sill. Price last week. return
ed home on Monday.
Pr. r. y. Rice. of Forest Is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Bette Rice
Misses Josephine and Ruby Burle-
son. OF Smithville. TEX, are the guests
Of Miss Rnttic Buford
r. y. Gillian and r. II. J.. Mattox
spent Sunday ut Buchanan.
Misses Nellie Atwood and Eliza
Otcy made week end visi, al the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomas
neer reniolf. 1,'
Professor z q Scot, spent SATURDAY
al Bedford city