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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
FOR GREAT TEAM
Former Star Baseball Player Sc
cured to Coach Wake
Forest Squad.
/ Special 10 The Timcs-pispalch.l

Wake Forest. January li-'rhe pros
poets for winning baseball team this
spring were greatly Increased when.
Yesterday morning. II. c. Benton, for
four years Il star player on the var
s;y. having received his degree TWO
years ago signed contract to act
as assistant coach. Benton, who is
"a lawyer, has hecn working in 4 law
Office in New York all winter and
came to Wake Forest a week ago 10
pursue further studies along legal
lines, Coach crozicr is busy with tho
basketball team. and Hcnton will have
charge at the team till March /. The
first practice was held las, evening
There are moro than forty men who
arc candidates for positions. ON every
afternoon tho team Will practice. it
Icing the earliest that any team has
ever begun practice at this place
There Will be only ono prep school
game This season, the second game he
inc played with Carolina At this place.
There are more men irving for the
track team than ever before. there he
ing foriy-one in all The material
among the freshmen class is better
than ever. There probably will he
more meets held than heretofore. Tho
only dates settled upon are q dual
meet With y. and NJ. at Raleigh. on
.April - and triple meet between
~ ana NJ Carolina and Wake Forest
At Halcieh, on -\prIl %. The team
prohabiy Will go TO South Carolina
besides attending the Southern inter
COLLEGIATE meet at Charlottesville. Va.
Eight OF last years team have re-
turned, and with these as a nucleus
the foam should rc y strong one. The
old men who give promise Of making
tho team are Captain Hutchinson. who
now holds tho state record on The
! quarter and viii probably run the 22o
81" and $50 dashcs Davis Will
run the auar,er and tn, half High
smith the 100 and 4oo dasnes Hutch
ins the hurdles. the jumps
and The shoi put; Kennedy tho hurdles
quarter. vault and The jumps: Gore. for
tho Vault Horton, the shot and Olive,
iiie milo ana ,wo-rilc. Other men arc
Vernon. for Tic vault; LanEston and
Edwards FOR tic half Smethurst for
The rwo mile Jones, for the mile and
the half. Benton The broad Jump ana
Tyncr. for the loo and 200 The
relay team prohaIly will maintain the
r~cori OF tile college in never being
defeated. I, VIII be made M from the
following I'VE: IAnsston. .Mirchison,
Kenncdy Davis and iiigIismith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
MAY BE OPERATED
Especial 10 The Tlines- pispatohl

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.
charlottesville. Va. january l5.-At
the twenty-siXth annual meeting OF
the stockholders or the CharIuttcsvilla
perpetual Building and Loan Company.
officers and directors were elected for
me ensuing year as follows: Henry
NJ. Gleason. president: Thomas s l[ei.
Ter, Vice -prcsident: Captain Micaiah
woods solicitor: T.. u. Dinwiddie. sec.
| ret"ry and treasurer. Directors-Dr
w. u. Norris. Z. T.. Powers. Nj Kas,f
pan narIo IT, ~ Dinwtddie and f. Bradley
I,:Ntoh. Trustces--C. w Rogers. John
w: Fishbnrne and S Kaufman.
The sentiment among the stoclhold.
"rS seemed to be that the time was
opportunc TO establish savings do
partmeni for time deposits, and tina,
Iucm Il step Will be taken at an adj :
!ourncd meeting next Wednesday, is
laariy assured unless unforeseen OBJ
:S r,'s are found to be In the way
ihe company has been in succcssfiu
operation since March. 1886. 1t has
: PAL up capital and surplus of over
s"''ono and all tho necessary officer.
To conduc, savings department. with
prhctlcatiE no Increase in it's ex-
pcnScS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
N AM { CLASSES
FOR PRIZE AWARDS
Meeting of Richmond Bowling
Association Tonight at
Newport Alleys.

meeting of tic I,ichnond lowing
Nssociation Will be held Tonight at
inc Newport Bowling Alleys at s
o'clock for tho purpose of assigning
the various prizes offered by the mcr-
chants OF Richmond The handsome
silver cup donated 10y The Times bis
ratch VIII go 10 the team winning the
championship. The other prizes Will
be given TO tho men making tic high
est total score, highest average score.
nighcst individual score, the man
playing In the greatest number OF
games. the man showing the greatest
Improvement during the games. ana
Such other awards as tho association
may determine upon. Following Will
DC found list of the merchants VINO
have contributed thus far:
charles q. Jurgens' Son. 80 rocker:
eclipse Laundry, So laundry ticket: Il.
II. turks IL Co. II handsome picture:
Hans- Rady Company. onc-halr dozen
pairs of hole-proof hosiery: Petit a
90 rocking chair: lEofhcImcrs. one
pair house slippers: o. Fl. Berry & Co.
one pair Berry shoes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
WINNERS OI' SEASON
PREPARE TO COMrErn:

Rogers Springs. Tenn. January ID
Strings OF honor winners are assem-
bling 10 compete for purses and tro
phics offered by tho American ana
United States field trial clubs, tile
events OF tho latter to include the
championships Of tho United states.
Tho trials Will lie run over local fields
and will mark tho official ending OF
the seasons running
Tho United states trials will be held
first. beginning with the aN-agc stake
Tomorrow. about thirty dog
will be entered in this event rha
:ndscs Will be Norvin 7. Harris. OF
louisville: DR.. II. :. Akin, of st. Louis.
and Charles Tucker. OF New York
Birds are reported plentiful ana
weather indications are favorable. Fol-
lowing the all-aEc stake the derby VII
lac run. with the number Of entrants
the largest in its history.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
FROM VIRGINIA
CAUSES DISAPPOINTMENT
Action Of Faculty Committee on Athletics Not Taken Upon Re
Facts in Case and Regarded Reflection Student
Bodies al Both University and v. p l.

| eligibility rules which wc,c formerly
either cvadcd or not In existence. now
govern the several branches oi ath-
lcticS; that the calibrc Of men in the
schools rs matriculatcs Is higher NOW.
because the average age las advanced;
mat all sports are on Il higher plane
ana none of the things previously al.
lowed are countcnanccd. such as Jug
ElinS Tor men. or offcrins them ill.,
ducemcnts to come TO collsSr solely Ia
engage in athletics. to say liothing OF
paying saiaries--theSc arc como of the
things which 81 great manv of us think
were within the province u. the final
arbitcrs and should have been given
consideration and preference over Il
mere surmiso. which. as previously
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

nearly so. seeing as how hc viii man
"Se LNnchburg. Ottic is a good old
scout. and next to Richmond INN.
nc docs well In the raco Same for
charlie Babb and Joe Laughiin ana
iIcinie Bush and all the rce, OF ,l,n
others scramble
They have the place ana they have
the time over in rcaniitvillc. now ali
that is necessary is for some one TO
furnish the energy. Yes. it's about the
new ball park. I'm talking.
There's only one trouble abou, nv.
ms, said The aviator. in one of his
philosophical moods. and mat is that
YOU must aiiSht some time Coming
from an atmosphere OF great rarity
after Il lengthy Night. tie sudden
Change causes one 10 lose control ana
one may alisht almost anywhere-tho
water wagon. for instance Then i,e
smiled.
|. The Poultry Show Is ovor, and il was
a bowling no. mean y growing, sue
cess. Next year they want larger
quarters. and they viii &c: them. for
the men In charge are busters, every
one.
I. s. Andrcws's sporting record book
for 1911 Is Just out ana yratctuIly
acknowledged. il contains I'm compact
form most valuable Information.
Now for a grand chorua from the
State papers: Il told you So. about
that Firsinia-V. Z. |. football game.
Not one single little word about the
Amalgamated Order of sports wri,nrs
for Virginia. What's tho natter fol-
lows little bit shy? Well, | nominate
NIiley, Of Lynchburg, ana ADAMS or
the same city, and John and virncl-
sen. Of Norfolk, also Sam polts. Of the
wardin, of Roanoke We might make
Williams an honorary member.
SO there will be no meeting of the
league until the pesky schedule Is 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

up of what ihc cable might bring on
the morrow. when St. Andrews. proud
and brave. heard that a mere upstart
of some nifty years OF age. had zearded
the lion in his den, st. Andrews in her
hall.
Mia, viii the answer be" VIII
rrcsiden; raft's call for volunteers be
met with mobilization of British troops
and the earth shake with the tread OF
millions of men armed with the dread
schenectady puttor or the tar moro
dreaded ''Inallct-headed type? Tmc
alone will tell. Possibly President
Strawn's appeal for Il peace fund Will
he needed. Or far-fctchcd hope. pos
sibly st. Andrews will back down. But
upon The open book OF rules the United
states Golf Association has sworn IT,
the Schenectady putter' must ana
shall b. preserved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
News OF Washington nnd Ice.

y ~ VT 7" TI's 7 IIII'N- IJ!NIlH tUTl.
'-eNingion. Va. January ,5.-'rhc
winter term opened January 3. with
almost every student on hand Tho
usual number Of new students cutcr-
ed. The lengthcnins OF the Christmas
vacation. for the reasons already
stated, seemed TO mako tho studcn.
hody all the more anxious to return
promptly.
Lexington has a new electric leh;
pant ana has recently augmented its
water supply. The citizens arc SOON
to vote on n bond issue to bring into
town superb frccstonc water sup
ply. in addition to the excellent line
stone water now In use
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief chemist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

stated. seems TO reflect OF the men
now at college
but il Is all over. Tho 1--WE commit
tees with whom final action lay have
spoken and have spoken negatively. !
nm sorry and so are others. can only
say with the immortal inSI Billings,
that l did my ''dcrndcs,." There is no
chance for Il game next season. Viz
ginia has settled 1t. though not TO the
satisfaction Of hundreds III her alumni.
nor to the satisfaction OF many lay
men. Intense rivalry In college athlc-
ties ia the chief cause tor the exist
cncc OF the game. and tho tact that
such reason only was advanced for
not allowing the contest looks like Il
very weak statement of the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Shafts from Sportland
BY G.. MALBERT

Below VIII he found answers to som.
queries which have come TO this desk.
IL might he we'll TO state right here
and now that it YOU will send Your
Queries regarding sporting events adj
dressed to the Sporting Editor they
WIZ he answered In this column every
day. On no account will replies he
sent By mail, unless accompanied by
postage.
y. w and X P.-Iians Wagner was
born in tho United States, but of Ger
man parentage.
An unsigned query asks tic score
of the last game at Norfolk between
V. =. ]. and North Carolina \. and NJ.
II was . TO .. In favor of a. and NJ.
H. W-You fail TO specify whether
the records wanted arc on straight :
away course. circular dirt track, or
whether from standing or nyinS
start. However the automobile has
the better Of the argument. The best
time Tor ono milo by an auto was made
~ Daytona. Fla. by Barney Oldheld, on
March is, 1910 when he went tho mile
In 2':33 seconds. The best milo record
Tor motorcycle Is held by Fred
lIuEck, and was made at Springfield,
-''"'o's 'h'- 81, 1DUt, III ~ 4. 40
record is obtainable for sixty miles.
but Fletcher holds the nfty-mile auto
record. made at Daylono. January 81.
1909. in ASST. Fred Huyck holds the
hfty-milc motorcycle record, made at
Springfield, Mass. September 6, 1909, in
l!.i93-D.
x. Y. Wall had tho beat hating
acreage among the pitchers OF me vir-
GINA League last season. batting sci.
Hamilton won fourteen. lost siXtcc n
and tied two games last season.
That grass on the Broad street dia-
mond viii he laid If this weather viii
continue for a few days.
Just ninetynvo days before the
games begin oh. Joy.
should ne few more contracts in
this mornings mail. Sullivan is still,
v orkinc
no use being the dog In the Manager
Boost. boys. boost.
Everything can't go right with
everybody ali of the time. 1t takes
q good man to smilo when no gets
nc crimp thrown into him. That's
the Kind Of a man who will stick.
Bet a gimlct hole against the ring
around n doughnut that Norfolk has
better baseball next year than for
many years before.
Same about every other club in the
league Watch for ono OF those close
ncrve-r hcking pennant races which has
'hade the Virginia League famous.
rom far and near from the east
ana IRON the west. methInks ! can
hear the katydids .'diddling." and tic
whipp"orwills whipping" and the
ne akccters ''slsectcring" all OF which
simply brings out the spring fever
ana the spring fever brings out the
baseball hng, and, the baseball bug
hr,ngs ont good times. So giddap.
NY old friend, Otis Stocksdaie. viii
! ue back IN our midst next season. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
H"anok". Va. January l5.-Captain
Richmond Pearson iiob-on delivered
his lecture ON temperance in the JEFF
fcrson Theatre this afternoon TO an
exceedingly large audience, standing
room being AZ premium Captain
liobson was siyan an ovation when
he concluded. He WAX given dinner
~ the Hotel Roanoke to-day. ~ which
colonel James -. John*on. OF Governor
Mnnn's stan. was host
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
I.ngic. In.tai omcrr,

THpcCIa To The Tim s. Dispatch
charlottesville. VA. January Ia
Thomas JEFFERSON Acrie. 80. 1911, Fra :
ternal order Of Eagles has Installed
tho following officers FOR 1911: loci NJ.
Montague. worthy president Llewellyn
y. Booth. worthy vice president: Gar
nett West Snvin worthy chaplain: An
nrcw 'eil worthy secretary. II *.
Hawthorne. worthy treasurer Cooper
Gleason. inside guard: Walter Pacc.
outside guard. DR.. j T. Williams. phy-
sician; Ernes; J.. Thornton, conduc tor.
trustees Colonel Henry NJ Lewis. W.
t. Dcvinc and Thomas c. Conlon
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been formally released by the pres.
hEterH. preached here last sunday.
ROANOKE COLLEGE
DEFEATED ny y. VI. r.

Lexington Va. January 15.-NirEinia
Military institute defeated Roanolse
College here Saturday night In n hard
Fought basketball game. tho fnal score
being 20 to $. The visitors showed
inhrked IMPROVEMENT over their form
or Friday night. and though defeated.
they did some good work The goal
throwing OF McCreedy aud the defcn-
s'vc work OF 1.eech. for the Cadets.
were tho features OF the game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

tSpccial 10 Tho Dispatch1
IvnchhurE. Va. January la.--The
county roads In this lection arc re.
ported now 10 be In better condition
than for many years Al this time OF
the year. This is due 20 the fact That
there has been 20 l'ttlc rain In Midas
Virginia during the past Two or three
months, and to the further fact tEat
most of the rain tina, has fallen has
fallen on the roads when they We're
frozen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

niR. EGGLI:sTuN RESIGNS
PtSTDR ATT; IN IIENTICk y

Rev. Il. Il. Egglcston viii return az
pastor of Third Presbyterian Church.
having accepted 81 call rendered him
some time ago. About six months ago
he gave VIZ his charge here to assume
that Of the Stuart robinson Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church. OF Louisville. Ky.
several weeks ago I'll health caused
Mt. EEglcston to return tn Richmond.
While here his former congregation
urged him to return as it's pastor. He
rendered his resignation to his Ken
tucky flock on saturday.
MI Egglcston. though he had not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

OF tic Department of Agriculture. OF
washington, ID. c.. delivered lecture
pei2rc the Chemical Society, January
! - and an address before the univer.
sity assembly tho following day. IL Is
hopcd that other distinguished men
VIII. this session, lecture for tic spe-
cial benefit of the law. engineering.
academic and commerce departments.
inc establishment Of a summer law
school Is attracting interest and at
tention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS
CITY tu'litorinm-Crcnto Band.
Hii"u-"As the sun Went Down"
iubin-N audcviIlc.
"lrrntorc" ,rn-N,sht.

"Crrntore" Dwight.
ono Of the largest and most brilliant
audiences ever assembled in the Cit :
auditorium will he present Tonight tc
welcome Creatorc and his italian bani;
OF ifty instrumentalists.
Many doubtless Will go out o.
curiosity 10 see whether Creators real.
" docs go through all those sensational
stunts in directing his band with which
ne Is credited. Others will go for tina
sake OF the music. for 1t is elaine !
that tho program surpasses any band
III cgram ever offered in this city. II
includes great ovcrturcs which hav.
thrilled music lovers throughout the
world as we'll as dainiicr selections
that make i, we'll nigh impossible to
Keep the feet; still
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
rho Lxnchhurp Market.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
INnchburc. Vn., January l5-Tha
sales of dark loose leaf tobacco here
curing the past week aggregated 73a
600 pounds. the prices being consider
ably higher than at the same time
year ago. The sales for the first two
weeks of The Year have amounted 10
l.0o0.0oo pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Especial 10 The Times DispatchJ
salisbury, y. C.. January I5-The
Vance Cotton Mills held their
annual meeting OF stockholders on Jan
uary IL. when a dividend of per
cent for the six months ending Dc
ccmhcr 81, was declared The dircc-
tors are also taking steps 10 enlarge
the mill. and tho capitnl stock viii lie
increased TO 100000. Tho mill Is no.v
running on full time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
st. Y,c. Wins Mnrnthnn.

baltimore. Md, January lj.-Hcnri
st Yves OF France. to-day defeated
John SvanbcrE, OF sweden. in fifteen
milo race in the Electric Park Casino.
winning By half lap OF the thirteen
lap track. In one hour twenty i've min
utcs and for,y-onc second ST. Yves
lost two laps nj the end OF the tenth
mile when lie stopped IL change his
shocs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
81 the niio,,.

Tic thrilling melodrama. As tho
sun Went Down" will begin week =
engagement at the Bijou Tonight
MISS Estha Williams Will bc seen
N the leading female character Colo.
nHi Billy while Edwin Walter VIII
appear as Faro Bill"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
H ARD SCHEDULE
AHEAD OF TEAM
Emory, Va. January l3.-Eollovirr
Is the schedule arranged for tho E,morY
ana Henry basketball quint:
Eustrrn rrIn


Is the schedule arranged for tho Emory
ana Henry basketball quint:
Eastern Trip.
January 2O-N. =. l., Blacksburg.
January 2l-N. r. l., Blucksburg.
January 23-Y. NJ e. A.. Roanoke
January 2i-Staunton Military Acad
cmy. Staunton.
January 25---1cTerson school. char
iottesvillc (afternoon>.
January .5-Universiiy of Virginia.
charlottesville (niEhD.
January 26--Y. NJ. c. A. Lvnchburr.
January p and IS probably will no
filled later.
AZ Homo.
February 3--Ronnokc college.
February i--Itoanokc college
February 1i-Univcrsi,v of Tennes-
sec
Tho Emory and Henry team is show
ing up in good form. Under tho dircc-
ton of Coach Marshall. Emory and
licnry has developed what might 10
called a classy team. With ouch men
as Logan. Samell AMI Alien on for
ward: Nichols and bruce In centre;
Handy. smith and Russell. on guard.
the students think 1t is second to none
in tho state.
rho schedule will prove tho mcttlc
of the men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

\. W. and r. P.-Iians Wagner wac
born In tho United States, bu, of Ger
man parentage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Ny old friend, Otis Stocksdale. viii
pe back IN our midst next season. or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Same about every other club in the
league Watch for ono of those close
cracking pennant races which ha.
nade tho Virginia League famous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

An unsigned query asks tic score
of the last game at Norfolk between
'. i. ]. and North Carolina y. and NJ
II was ) to B. In favor of A. and NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
>"nr hcn.ou~ Ovrrlonkcd.

:. 10 nose IF us who have worked for
Us same and who dcrlore the action
recently taken at charlottesville q,
appears that tho real mea. ~ thc ii,
hatlon was no: considered ~ thu com
nlttces, or If considered MS no, p,Io
la part ~ the statement The fact
I tiat inc status or athletics a, III
schoo's Is considerably changed thnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

10 use being the dog In the mangcr
Boost. boys. boost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Bet g!mlct hole against the RIM
around doughnut that Norfolk has
better baseball next year than fol-
many years before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Just ninety-nvo days before tn
games begin. oh, Joy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

They have the place ana they have
the time over in rcanutvilic. now ali
mat Is necessary is for some one "a
iurhlsh the energy. Yes. it's about the
new ball park. I'm talking
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

nearly so. seeing as how he win man
aSc Lrnchburg. Ottic is good old
scout, and next to Richmond / hon.
he docs well In the raco same fo,
Charlie Babb and Joe I.aughlin ami
iIcinie BUSH and all the rcs, OF ,he
managers. Richmond nrs,. ana Let the
others scramble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Everything can't go right with
everybody all of the time. II takes
Il good man to smilo when no gets
inc crimp thrown into him. That's
the kind OF a man who will stick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

should ne few more contracts i
this mornings mail. Sullivan Is still
" working.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-03-23

Notice-The qualified electors of
the district township of Center,
county of Decatur, state of Iowa,
will on Monday, March 9th, 1911,
at 2 o'clock p. M, meet at the school
house in district No. 2, for the pur-
pose of selling to the highest bidder
the old school house and grounds.
The fixtures such as seats black
boards, coal house, etc., will be re-
served. Possession to be given June
l, 1911. Terms made known day of
SALE F. w. Sears. Secretary.
30-2t.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-03-23
Burr Oak Ridge.

Elmer Shira and wife, A. J. Rum
ley and Marion Evans attended the
funeral OF T. Morris.
John Frost delivered two car loads
of hogs at Leon Saturday.
Mrs Anna Woolsey and children
returned to their home at Russell
after a weeks visit with her parents.
l.. Cannon and family were Wis
itors at Woodland Sunday. Their
daughter, Mrs. Ella Smith, returned
home with them for visit.
Charley Chastain and Charley Of
field and family spent very pleas
ant day at John Offields Sunday.
Roy and George Chastain spent
Sunday with Ralph Edgington.
Mrs. John Garner and Mrs. Frank
Hickman visited Mrs. Frank Chas-
tain one day last week.
Mrs Lucy Skinner and daughter.
who are visiting relatives, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ella Evans,
last week.
E. J. Horney and wife attended
surprise dinner at Henry Horney's
one day last week it being Mr.. and
Mrs. henry Horney's Goth wedding
anniversary.
Kiza Minthorn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Minthorn, died at their
home Sunday after an illness of only
a few days. The body was laid to
rest in the Meek cemetery. The sOr-
rowing parents lave the sympathy OF
the entire community