Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-05-17
Ube Terineton Ga3ette
WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1911
The Coming and Going of People
You Know

You Know
Councilman NJ. b. Corse and Mrs.
COrse are absent on a visit to The
Plains in Fauquier county.
The venerable DR.. J, II: Cameron
OF Goshen, was a visitor in LICKING
ton this week.
Messrs. Hugh Wright and James
w. Hamilton of Hot Springs, were
visitors in Lexington this week.
Mrs John T. Heller of near Fair
field spent several days in Lexing-
ton last week visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Joseph Kennedy.
Postmaster C. p. Nair and Mrs
Nair of Clifton Forge are in Lexing.
ton today to attend the funeral of
Mrs. N. E. Smith.
DR.. John H. Moore of Charleston.
W. Va, was in Lexington this week
to assist in an operation on his faith
err, Capt. j. Preston Moore.
Misses Lizzie, Mittie and Minnie
Morris OF Richmond, were visitors
In Lexington last week, on their
way to Wilson's Springs to spend
the summer.
Miss Mary Jackson OF Franklin,
Va, is visiting her brother. Mr.. ].
A. Jackson, who is a student at
Washington and Lee, and is the
guest OF Miss Pearl V. Rhodes on
Randolph street.
Mr.. B. d. Causey, a former vel
known student at Washington and
Lee. now living in Florida, was a
visitor in Lexington this week. He
has rented Mrs. William Walzs
residence on Main street and ex-
poets to make Lexington his home
for several years.
Governor Mann has appointed DR.. !
George II. Denny of Washington and |
Lee University, delegate to the /
thirty eighth annual session of the 4
National Conference of Charities and 1
Corrections, Which meets in Boston,
Mass, June 9TH to l4th.
Hon. Charles S. Fairchild, OF New
York, who was Secretary OF the
Treasury during President Cleve-
land S administration, is a visitor
at Washington and Lee this week.
He'is accompanied by Mrs. Fair
child and Mrs ] ohm Markoe of Phf1a-
delphia
Rev. DR.. ]. r. HOwerton of Wash
ington and Lee University occupied
the pulpit OF Trinity Methodist
church Sunday morning last, in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. Murray
d. Mitchell, who filed an engage
ment in Washington, >. c. There
were no services at night
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. D. D., pas
tor of New York Avenue Presby-
terrain church, Washington. D. c.,
spent several days in Lexington
the past week and preached SUNDAY
morning and evening in the Pres
byterian chu rch to large audiences.
He addressed the University AS
sembly at Washington and Lee Sat
urday morning, his theme being the
Importance of emphasizing the i'm
portant things of life.
Mondays Norfolk Landmark
Rev. DR.. Thornton Whaling, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church
of Norfolk, W no was last week elect
ed president Of the Southern Pres
byterian Theological Seminary at
s. c.. read letter yes
terday morning to his congregation
telling them that he has decided to
accept the presidency of the Semi
nary. DR.. Whaling will take charge
OF the school July l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Hutton ,
and their daughter, Miss Beulah f. ,
left last Friday morning for
Baltimore, where they will make I
their home. They were accompan- :
led by DIR. G. Graham Dold, who re- ,
burned home Saturday. Mr.. Hutton ,
'or eighteen years was gene raj man :
ager of the Lexington Light & Pow
er Company, and during his SOU