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The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-15
WESTON, BUT is MADE OF
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR

Do you like good whole wheat
bread once in a while? 1t has a flavor
if made from the right kind of flour
and baker right that nearly every one
enjoys. Whole wheat bread is health
full and should be eaten often.
We make checkerboard bread from
Ralston Health Flour which contains
all the elements of the wheat. We
mix it, raise it, bake it and sell it just
like our famous Weston Bread which
you know has no equal. If you like
GOOD whole wheat bread you may
know it by the name Checkerboard,
when we tell you it is like Weston
Each loaf is wrapped in a red and
white checkerboard wrapper. The loaf
is a big one and sells at 1Oc.
Weston Bread is the same good
bread it has always been; rich light
creamy and moist with a crisp brown
crust and tender fresh body. Weston
has all the desirable qualities with
out the undesirable ones. 1t is good,
foody bread.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-15

Miss Gladys West will give party
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Harrison street.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-15
THINGS READY TO EAT-MEATs-
DEIICATESSEN

Out of town folks if you're going
away tomorrow, you should know how
handy our luncheon service is. For a
very reasonable price we can furnish
you with a complete luncheon and
pack it in a neat, convenient box,
which you can carry with you on the
train.
You home folks who have been at
tending the Fair and other festivities
this week and have nothing cooked for
Sunday, should come here and select
some appetizing eatables from our
well stocked shelves.
Tomorrow there will be Spagetti,
Boston baked beans, cottage swiss and
cream cheese, cold slaw, sliced cucum-
bers, macaroni and cheese, candied
sweet potatoes, potato salad, cream
mashed potatoes, potato chips. etc.
Baked ham, roast beck and pork,
cold tongue, beef dressing, fried chick
en-. meat loaf, baked chicken with
dressing, etc, are among the meats
ready to eat.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-15

Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Marshall Hite will leave Monday,
September 25, for Culver, Ind, to con-
tinue his course in the Culver Military
academy.
Mrs. G. ]. Lowe left Wednesday for
her home in Boerve, Texas, after a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
H. McGoff.
Bishop and Mrs Frank r. Mills
paugh and their family returned today
from Pryor Lake, Mimi, where they
spent the summer.
Mr.. Willard Pierce will leave Sunday
for Culver, Ind, where he is a student
at the Culver Military academy.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens, of Lawrence.
is the guest of Mrs. P. c. Chamberlain
and Mrs. Kurtz Kellam-
DIR. Maclay Lyon, of Kansas City,
was in Topeka for homecoming day at
the fair, and was the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Lyon, of Col
lege avenue
Mr.. w. A. Powers, head chemist for
the Santa Fe, will leave next week for
a trip through the south in his private
car.
Dean F. T. Lee. of Washburn college,
has returned from Frankfort, Mich,
where he spent the summer. Mrs. Lee
is visiting friends in Evanston, ILL., and
will return home after two or three
weeks
in October for England, to be a student
in Oxford university. He passed the
examination which won for him the
Cecil Rhodes scholarship.
Mrs. I. D. Graham has returned from
Portland, Ore, where she attended the
national convention of the Christian
church
DR.. and Msr. c. NJ. Sheldon will re-
turn from Frankfort, Mich, about the
first of October.
Mrs Mott of Santa Rosa, N. NJ, who
was the guest of Mrs. John CLANCY,
has gone to Kansas City.
Miss Annabe1 Garvey will leave about
September 20 for Wellesley, Mass, to
enter the senior class of Wellesley col
lege.
Mrs Jacob Miller is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Spencer this week.
Mrs. c. G. Foster and her daughter,
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-15
IT'S A FINE DAY TO DIE.
After Thus Remarlzing WeII-tO-Do
German Hangs Himself.

Chicago, Sept. 15-''This is a
fine day: it is a sin to kill myself on
such a beautiful day." observed Frank
wife.
Mrs. Wetzen told her husband he
was talking nonsense, but when she
went to the basement in the evening
to summon him to dinner, she found
him hanging to beam.
Wetzell was supposed to be despon-
dent over joking accusations that he
drank too much.
He wrote a note in German to his
wife. denying the allegation. He was
a teaning contractor and was well
to do.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-15

right in with something happening or
being said-a swift bit of action or an
Illuminating conversation; the kind OF
people who surprise you by referring
casually to something they have done
instead of grandiloquently discoursing
on what they are going to do
A would-be author told me that the
chief criticism a real craftsman rlad e
upon his work was that there was al
WAYS too much introduction.
How many of US are making the
same mistake in writing our lines!
Let your acts speak their own pro-
Iogue and write their own introduce
tions and you will find yourself with a
much more attentive audience than
words will ever bring you
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-15

Miss Marie Witwer has asked guests
for an informal afternoon Wednesday,
September 20, from to 8, at her nome
on Western avenue
The Ceramic Art club will hold its
first meeting for the season Friday,
September p. at the home OF MISS
Gussie Fuller, 1900 West Sixth street.
Mrs. c. E. Jordan and Miss Fuller will
be hOstesses.
A girl who registered at Washburn
this week was the sister of two former
students who had distinguished them
selves for brilliancy during their col
1ege career. She was asked II she ex-
pected to live up to their reputation,
and discreetly she answered: No,
I'm going to try to live it down. Two
smart ones are enough to ruin any
family"
Miss Gladys West will give party
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Harrison street.
Mrs. A W. Lacey, who expected to
return home last week, is detained IN
Kansas City on account of an accident
to her sister, Mrs. w. I. Allen, who
sustained a double fracture of the bone
above the right ankle about three
weeks ago. Mrs. Allen was in Topeka
this summer visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lacey. and her friends here will regret
to hear of her misfortune Word has
been received here of the death of Mrs.
Lacey's father. Mr.. f. B. Dietrich, who
spent last winter with her in Topeka
His death occurred at the home of an
other daughter, Mrs. I. D. Bradley, of
Madison, Wis, September 9.
X X
The Tivoli club has reorganized for
the season. and will have their first
dance in the early part of October
Their officers for the year will be: Mr..
Todd Matthews. president; Mr.. James
Hayes. vice president; Mr. Holmes
Meade, secretary; Mr.. Clarence Jor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

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Blacksburg Social News

tN5pSCldit ~ Inc j lHleS lllSpAfcn.1
Blacksburg. Va. February 11-Pieas.
ant social events OF the past week In
cluded the dance given by the Insti-
tutc German Club battal on review in
fulldress Saturday morning in honor
of 'the visiting young No nen; sun !.
per party. at which Miss Marga,t.t
HarriEetr was the hostess. and an IN
formal hop Saturday evening, and con
cert by the Pc lhody Conservatory Con
cert Company Tuesday evening. This
last was not only q treat to lovers OF
music. but delighted one OF the largest
audiences Or the year. special train
bringing over a number of people from
the nearby towns. The concert was
given under the patronage Of tile AL
lcghany Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
This chapter of the D. a. r. recently
formed with twenty-two members, is
already growing in strength. The OH
GERS chosen for the first year arc: Re-
gent. Mrs, +. D.. Rarringer; Vice Re-
gent, Miss ella Mcdonald: Recording
Secretary, Mrs. j. S Johnson; Cores
pond!ng Secretary. Mrs. Il. s. Mayo;
Treasurer. Mrs. a. Rlack. and Registrar,
Mrs. Julia Tyler OteS.
Captain and Mrs. w. r. Dashiels
We're dinner hosts Monday evening,
their guests being Mrs. w. b. Saunders,
Miss Louise Nelson. Miss Virginia
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Bowling Green Social News
[special 10 The mines pisnatcl,. !

tSpectal to The Times DiSpatch.)
Bowling Green. Va. February Ill
Mrs William NJ. Cobb has returned to
her home In Washington, after visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Cog
hill. at Milford.
Mrs. y b Chandler. after spending
several weeks with her daughter Mrs
Kay carleton. In Montgomery. Ala,
ha IS returned home.
c. c. Parish. Of Richmond. and Mr..
md Mrs Lewis T. Parish. Of Clifton
Forge. spent portion OF this week
here
Miss Ethel Rollins. or Stafford. is
Visiting Ter sister Mrs. y. S. Coghiu
r. r.. Bc"le spcnt II portion OF this
week in Washington.
Miss Matt" NJ hon. Of rear Barhv.
yrs the guest this week Of Miss Susie
Butler
Mrs Tpte y. Ricne-son. Of neor
SNrrta. is In rillor. S, c visiting her
dauGhtcr. YRS H. A. Willis
Haro'd Wright CT Richmond s~ont IL
nn~' Of his week ,"ith HE "srcnts
Rev Gccrgc w. Bealc. % Wcstmore-
lard county. visited his son. Richard
l. Bcalc. this week.
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Augnstin b. White, parents 81 az
groom, OF Greensboro Mr., and Mrs a s.
Mlntree. Mr. and Mrs. o. T.. Grubbs.
boro Mrs. j p Wooten. Mrs. charies
White. Miss Ragsdaie. Of Creenuii1 i.s
a ana Mr and Mrs, s. V Dixon. 81
Grsehvliie; Mr.. and Mrs White have
gone to Boston to make their home
Tor the remainder OF the winter and
spring. Y
Invitations are out Tor the MARI, 4 81
OIL Miss Elizabeth Rogers and James
J. CAN'T. of this city, tho csremnr :,
to be February Is. in -christ E Esr,etnony
church The Invitations are Issued bV
the father OF the bride, j. RowanS
rogers, former sheriff of Wake couI,.5
Miss Lilly skinner was bos,sss e,
bridge luncheon Wednesday win
MISS Resale Bernhardt. OF SALISBURY 3
Suest OF honor = luncheon Of I'VE
bp'ns.a ana e series OF games Of
Mrs j Y. Joyner. Vile OF the stare
nperintendant Of Public Instruction
was hostess Thursday afternoon FOR a !.
reception IL compliment to Mrs j. n.
OF Suffolk. Va 4 4. = ~ Al
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. r. :. Nc.
Geachy entertained In compliment -,
MISS Ellie Sinclair OF Fayetteyille-HanS
Mps s iH,ssr,, smith S or New York She
yo ah eeS'st se, y nube, q Ralsghs
Hines Johnson, Miss Annis Dunna,
MISS Loula Mcdonald, Miss Suo KitohiIl
MISS SIS Flora Mcdonald and others. @stSe
ihursday afternoon from to =
I" .o uiock, MISS Olive Coloin King was
at home in honor OF Miss onwSs5
daughter OF Hon. w c. Dowd, speaker
"i the House Of REPRESENTATIVE NH B
MISS MISS iVey, daughter OF DR. II. N Iyert5
editor OF the Christian Advocate Nae
vile, Tenn >- 80 ~
= Miss Esther Jerman entertainment
iuesday afternoon. the affai,. being
m I'M ornal tea The deccra lions ta,ere
nihh arg yellow. and the charming
young hostess was assisted BY Miss
ptntle Mnrdecai Miss Lula Jermany5
MS; MISS khtllrine Mackey, Miss Pearl
T. Battle, Jr.. Miss Sadie Duncan, NI,ss
Mary Grimes Cowncr, Miss Lucy VIII
ilamH and Miss Sallie Clark E.as
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asst SIX months, IS here on visit Il

past six months, IS here on a visit to
his relatives.
Mrs. Fred Ben Quincy, OF WEIGH. ".
Va, arrived here on Monday to join her
husband. DR.. Quincy. who is assistant
surgeon for the Pocahontas Galleries
Company.
Miss Josephine Dennen. of Richmond
was here this week on visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Dennen
Mt !, ana M, Mrs Henry P: shuflcbarg.er
ing Mrs. Shurlcbargcr's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. X. D. Moore.
Dr. y. H. Jones. Of Switchback, w
Va. was in the city Tuesday. the guest
OF 7. w Loving. of the Pocahontas
Mrs Clingingsmith. OF Worth. ". Va.
who has been the guest of Mrs Sol
Bach, left Tuesday Tor her home.
Miss. Emma Yeates left Tuesday for
Roanoke, where she will be the guest
OF Mrs ". 7. Barbour for several
days before .going to New York city
friends
Colonel James s. Browning, OF Roam
oke. was here this week on a visit
TO his farms in Abs Valley.
Mrs joseph Moss, OF Tazewell. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. l., Mustard has returned home.
George J. Cunningham. of Boissevain
was here Monday, the guest OF friends
Mrs. S. e. Cooke and daughter. Mrs
Minnie Lawrence, of Blueheld w Va
are In the city. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Woou
Mrs. BENJAMIN Lewis and son, Of
lSlkhorn. ". Va, were here this week,
visiting friends.
Mrs. Kate Litchford Hartman. Of
the guest of her mother Mrs. J. Litch.
ford
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West Point Social News
Especial / Q me Times Dispatch.]

lSpcElJi 10 L ne ilNcS blSDalCHj
West Point, Va. February 1.-THE
School Improvement League recently
held the annual meeting, and the cleo
tion of officers Tor the ensuing year
took place. Mrs w j. Marshall was
reelected as president for the third
term; M=sdames Richmond Bland, Ed
Morvitz and Miss Maud Bland wert
elected vice presidents; Mrs George
N Hl adra,r was re- Is.elested record
treasurer Mrs ": +; Broaddus. chair.
man OF the visiting committee; Miss
I<atheryn Howerton, chairman OF
buildings and grounds committee. Miss
olive Gault, OF membership committees
Mrs. Samuel T. Bland Of entertain
nent; Mrs Thomas P. Bagby OF press
Miss Gillette Bagby. Of Stevensvill,.,
who has tust graduated at the State
Normal College at Farmville, will teach
school near RoHhury, Charles City
county.
Miss Mabel smcot has returned from,
q delightful visit to Miss Ethel Loving.
n Richmond.
the Thimblc Club was oharn,ing,y
entertained by Mrs. 2. N. Nance We'd
nesday
Mr. and Mrs. James Garrett have re-
rett, the mother Of Mr.. Garrett, who
is III at the home OF her son III Rich
nond.
Mrs Herbert l. Lewis and daughter.
Miss Matte. are on an extended visit
to friends in Norfolk
Miss Kate Trice left Monday for a
visit TO Bi1timo.e. Washington and
Alexandria. returning by way Of Iamp-
ton.
Or. James Waller smith. who has
he'd position at st. Vincents Hos
pital for SIX months since his gradna-
ton. Will settle q; once as a practi-
tioner OF medicine in Hampton
Miss Judith Sublett, OF Chr estown
w Va, is the guest Of her cousin. Mrs
3. w IefTerTOn.
Mrs vii lam r. Trigg spent severn,
days this week with her mother, Mrs
Martha stark. She had with her her
two daughters. Misses Martha and
Mary. They now reside near Wash
inSton, .. G..
Mrs. Rorton. or Chase City. has rr.
Gently visited Mrs. Il. G. C~rirn. Mrs
here as Miss Sallie Wilson. Miss Janie
+ II. Hardy is also q guest OF Mrs. Car
den, setisH
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Bett Jones Others who were invited
10 meet them were Mesdames Charles
Goldsborough, Clyde Lewis, sam
Booker, p. ] Coleman. Hudgins, and
Misses Mamie Waite Jennie La tina m.
Byrd Law, Marian Sampson and Enie
Mosby. AT the conclusion of the
games delightful refreshments We're
nett. of "sunburst," left Tuesday for
Aiken. S. c., where they Will spend
month.
Miss frankie Taunt left Wednesday
Tor Washington, where she will be the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Presley Rixey.
Miss Mary Bowersett spent the
Weekend in Lynchbnrs. the guest OF
student at the college there.
sister, Mrs, Henry Holiday. at Rep.-
dan.
Miss Ame Mosby entertained a few
friends al cards OH Tuesday night
Amor A,mong those playing were MI. and
Clyde. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington
Watkins. Misses Georgia Wager. Flora
Moshy. Alice Carter, Sally Anderson,
Archie ,1iis Goodl6e and Edward Perry.
Miss Clara Wood. Of RappahannocI
are the guests OF MIR and Mrs. Lee
Saunders at their home on upper East
t@tIeGl,
4 party consisting of Mrs. Alfred
Pulliam. Misses Sally Anderson, Lulu
Sutherlin Bessie Carter Alice Carter
and Martha Hough. went to Washing
ton Saturday to spend tho Weekend
Bruce Williams. OF Pittsburg. IL
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Williams, at their home near
town.
Misses IIettie Grove ana Edith
Willis. of Remington. spent SATURDAY.
In Culpcper. tho guests OF Mrs. John
a. SW en- tnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Coleman wero
Surdry guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Gran.
vile Coleman, Sr, 1t Brardy.
+ Mr.. ard Mrs. Max Samuelson and III
ne tighter spent the Week in Rich
Mrs. Richie Grove spent the week
end with friends nj Madison Run
Miss Leila Fraey was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to tho "Bi'liitcn'.
Card Club. The members present we're
Misses frankie Tnunt, Della uolton,
Laura Coons, Dorothy Hudgins. Mary
Aacoy. Mary Jones. Lulu Sutherljn.
Bessie Carter Others were Mrs. Edwin
-pnatles, who was the guest or honor:
Mcsdames samuel Booker and Basil
Bennett: Misses Mary Rowcrsctt. Fan.
ME Vowel, May Iiill. and Chnnpe
Thompson, Of WaNnesboro. rhe prize
II pack Of Congress- cards in n leather
case, was Won by Miss Frantic ,raunt
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entine social and bazaar The clubs
! hall In the Courthouse VIII be claho-


entine social and bazaar. The clubs
hall In the courthouse Will be elabn-
ra tely decorated
Mrs Edgar Walters entertained
the Aid Society Wednesday, afternoon
and Mrs. J. Harry Whltmoro viii en-
terrain the members OF the same So
ciety Monday night.
Mrs. y. w Bird. of Athens. w. Va.
is visiting Mrs. j. p. Bird.
Mrs j. F. Martin entertained the
members Of the First Baptist Church
Aid Society Monday afternoon
saul Simon is visiting In Phiiadcl-
phia
Mrs. Ellen Mills and son. Emmett. are
making an extended visit In fSluefcd.
Mrs S. +. Thomas, or Newport Naws.
is visiting Mrs. r. +. Norris
Il. d. keadic has returned from Mon
roe county, W. Va
Mrs Farley, Who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs w. A. Wilson, has re-
turned to her home III Saltville
ley. s. 3. Catron, presiding elder,
mas returned from ten day trip 70
GalaX and Woodiawn.
Or: Irene Bullard has returned 70
Charieston ". Va. accompanied by
Miss Louise EplinG.
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Culpeper Social News
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


annie Bickers left Tuesday for visit
to Cohaskie. n. c.
John and Dan Slaughter. of Mitchells
were in Culpeper Saturday
Mrs. Rosin Noss rs at home again.
after delightful visit to friends in
Washington and Warrenton
Miss Sue Wigginton. who has been
the guest OF the Misses Waite for the
past two weeks, returned home Tues
day.
Miss Lenore Coleman has returned 10
her homo al Brandy, after visit To
Miss Lizzie Kelly and Mrs. D. J. Cole
man.
Mrs. Bessie Browning is spending the
week end In Washington. the guest
of friends.
Miss Bessie Mackall left to- day
for brief visit to friends in Wash
ington and Maryland
Miss Allie Mostly, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Robert Matthews, left Wed.
ncsday for her home In Lynchburg.
MIR and Mrs Charlie FAINT and Miss
Emma FAINT were Washington visitors
Mrs. Max samuelson entertained the
Matinee Bridge Club on Friday Those
playing were Mesdames Underwood
clyde Lewis Samuel Booker. Tucker
Chef, Misses Mary and Florence Vass
regular members were Mrs. Edwin
Guarles and Miss Mary Macoy.
The 3. c. Club an organiza ton com.
posed OF the younger men In town
have moved into their new quarters
on Davis Street
w. Il. Robertson left to-day for
New York. from which place he viii
sail to Bermuda and Cuba for trip
lasting, several weeks. From Havana
he will return By way OF Tampa, and
by rail from there to Greensboro N.
G.. where he will visit his brother,
James Robertson. before returning
home.
Mrs Sam Thompson and Miss
CMampe Thompson, of Wayncshoro,
have been the guests during the week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Robertson.
Mrs. Darlington Watkins entertained
complimentary TO tho Senior 500 Club
on last Saturday afternoon. Members
of the club present were NTesdamss
Robert Matthew'S. Siias Coopey, Orville
Loving, w. ". and II T. Chelf Max
Samuelson, Misses George Wager,
Gertrude Armstrong, Sadie Gilkesaa,
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Raleigh Social News

special TO The Times DtSpatch.l
Misses Ella and Isabella Simmons. OF
Newborn, daughters OF United States
Senator f. NJ. Simmons. We're the guests
Of honor Friday afternoon at 4 de-
ter, Mrs. Ludwig A. Mailer. Simple,
but tasteful decorationsi were OF pink
cut Mowers Assisting We're Mrs. Thos.
sseph Y. Pogue. Mrs. Graham Andrews.
Miss, Emnie Drcwry. Mrs. r. T.. W.
Connor. Mrs. Julian Timberlakc. Miss
Mary Gibbs. Mrs. Howard Thomas. Mrs.
Mrs. James McIlinmon. Miss Alice
Aycock, Misses Kathrine and Josephine
Eoylan.
President ana Mrs. Edwin NJ Potcat.
1o,l rprm spsa Enlve1slty - Hon NY g
Represent ntIs and '"s Mrs s'ouf pow q.
and esident and Mrs w l..
Poteat, of Wake Forest College, were
special guests In the receiving line for
an elaborate reception Thursday ar
tcrnoon given by the faculty of Meri-
dith College in connection with the oh
servnnce Of Founders Day" At this
institution Many members OF the Cen
eral Assembly ana their wives We're
among the callers. President and Mrs
r. 4. Vann and Chairman ana Mrs. W
y. Jones We're the hosts.
Mrs. Rouse, Of kinston, and Miss
Morgan. of suffolk. Va. We're guests
ioi ~ q htllE lul lNl oIiful Tea DN, MIS-.
L. NJ Harper on Friday Mrs. Rouse
and Miss Morgan are guests Of Mra
J ! Joyner, wife of the state super
ntendcnt OF Public Instruction
MISS Vivian strong. OF Georgia: Mrs.
Lindsay Hopkins. OF Greensboro: Mrs.
James McKimmon ana Mrs. Grinles
Cowpcr Were the homer gU<>sts for a
Bridge party Saturday morning given
A by Mrs NJ. r. Norris. stnong the
guests were Miss Digs. OF Lynchburs (;
Mrs McAN6pn I 0uiSi,,ii-y.
James Wesley White. music instruct
tor in BOSTON. but u native Of Green's
horo, where his people now live. and
city, were united In marriage at the
First Baptist Church Friday, DR.
O'Keliy. the pastor officiating II was
a surprise wedding, SO far as the peo-
nle OF Raleigh were concerned, but
there We're q mum Der OF relatives here
from 3 distance FOR the ceremony, Here
from distance were Captain Mud Mrs
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Educa ton for approval.
Mayor and Mrs. j. II. Farsrave spent this
week With friends IN Richmond. -
j. II. Outlaw was this week summoned to
MS home al Dover. y. c.. hy the death o,
an uncic.
Mrs Thomas S. Jones returned recently
from visiting friends In Danvilie.
Miss Minnie Giles OF Danvilic. this
week the guest oil Mrs. j. H. Outlaw
Mrs. W. y. Noel. Of Danriiic is visiting a.
the home oil Mrs. f. S. Reid.
T.. T. Crldcr has been made manager Of
the local exchange Of the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
u. G. Gnolsoy. OF Richmond. was sunday
guest OF relatives.
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Heathsville Social New.

SPECIAL 70 Tho Timos. Dispatch.1 tH
itathafNie Va, February Il--H q I,ovn
ana AIRS charles 81 Hogan nav. returned,
ran t,i.; I. 'rii % Baltimore and Wash.ng,on,
Io ~ ' ,. .'aishter Of Moan; ZION ara
sscn ioaFe from Bedfori Academy.
MISS Harrison, trained nurse from KeilS
vile, IS here nursing Mss poswo;i SHtr{eyS
VINO VINO y .criti:aliy III with pneumonia ana
bronchitis S i&
Roy, Ny. Hobbies, of Fairpoet ana sm,ths.
iand Bhrtst churches, ard Rev Herbar, -
nriseosl Of Coan snd Fhirne!ds RI .Haprles5
churches. have resigaed thsr charges IA
take effect. the former II AUGUST. the ls.tSri
In the sarlg spgfns .!lE
Faishslds ana Falrpor' viii mite Win one;
pastor. aad rcan aad Slaith,ands will IA ds$
likewise. ~
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Chatham Social News
lspetlal 10 The Times Dispatch. !,

!
Chatham. VA. February i..-Dr. rrica a
missionary iron China, made two addresses
In the PRESBYTERIAN Church At hi. rlncc
! shrsuay.l IN me AFTERNOON his address was
for children and for older PEOPLE at night
The Ladies' Missionary society Of tile Freq
hsicrhn Church rendered Or. Price. a rccep-
ton rhursdny. and all aocictas ns the diff
fcrcnt chis ches were attended an invitation
10 participate.
Tho Town Council In rcsult.r nlcetins
Monday nsht, ordered The YsnD school
bonds sold. and appointed Councilman Reid
Carter and Bennett q committee to act in
coolnnot!on With the diotricE authorities
The money Will be expended IN charging
The present school building. The plans arc
nov In the hands of the school author!tiea