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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-02-06
Thursday Evening, Feb. 9

8:OOP M.
Conference of County and City Superin-
tendents-H. S. Building. Leader
Supt. Annie Shetland, Koochiching
County, General Theme: How May
the Schools of Northern Minnesota
Contribute Toward its Development"
1. By Consolidation of the Rural Schools.
State Supt C. c. Schultz
2. By Industrial Contests.
Supt. T. A. Erickson, Douglas County.
3. By Normal Departments in the High
Schools.
Supt. A. M. Bank, Park Rapids.
f. By Agricultural Education.
Supt. G. E. keenan,, Deer River.
Friday Morning, Feb. 10
900 P NJ
General Meeting-H. S. Assembly Room
Music.-Teachers' Quintet
Presidents Address.
Supt. p. NJ, Larson, Cass Lake,
The Organization of Our Schools to Meet
the Needs of the People,"
State High School Inspector Geo. B..
Alton.
The Schools Need Teachers Who are Able
and Willing to Teach Something Out
side of Books"
Supt. C. G. Selvig, Crookston School of
Agriculture.
Music-Primary Class.
''Arithmetic for Business or for Culture"
Pres. W. A. Shoemaker, St. Cloud
Normal School.
"Civics and Training for Citizenship
Supt j. H. Hay, Thief River Falls.
General Discussion.
Friday Afternoon, Feb. 10.
2:OOP.M
General Meeting-H S. Assembly Room
Music-Boys' Chorus,
Address Some Present Problems
State Supt. C. G. Schultz.
Violin Solo-Mrs C.. R. Sanborn
Vocal Solo-Andrew Rood.
Address-"The Purpose of Industrial Edu-
cation
Supt. R. E. Denfeld, Duluth
$50 P. M.
Grammar Grade Round Table
Supt. O. F. Hawkins, Leader
1. Topography Up To Date"
Prof. A. S. Kingsford, Moorhead Nor.
NAL School,
2. Our Work in English
Miss Mary Dwyer, Deer River
Miss Katherine Laurie, Blackjack.
Miss Anne McGillin, Bemidji.
$50 P. M.
Primary Round Table
Miss Edna Hill, Leader.
l. Primary Reading"
Miss Maude Adams, End Grade, Foss-
ton.
Miss Anna Olson, 1st Grade, Cass
Lake.
2. industrial Work in the Lower Grades.
Miss Anna Carlson, list Grade, Deel
River.
Miss Lois Obert, End Grade, Bemidji
3. How to Treat Backward Children"
Miss Lulu McCrum, LIST Grade. Black.
duck
Miss Jennie Sturdivant 18th Grade
Walker.
4. What Should be Our Aim for the
First School Year,"
Miss Rilla Green, 1st Grade. Interna-
tional Falls
S. Fatigue in the School and How Rem.
edied."
Miss Mae Jones, list Grade, Bemidji
Miss Coda Hill, 4th Grade, Bemidji
$50 P. M.
English Round Table.
Petra Hagen, Leader.
1. What Should be our Real Aim il
Teaching Literature?"
Miss Anna N. Carey. Duluth Nor. Sch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Boydton Social News

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l :,
Boydton, Va. May 2T.-Colonel Jas.
Alexander. who has been spending the
winter In Louisiana. has returned TO
Buffalo Springs.
Mrs. A. f. Curtis has returned 10
her home here. after spending six
months In Washington and New York
with relatives and friends. III
Blair Haskins and Gordon Goode.
on account of pinkeye. returned 10
their homes here Thursday, from RAN
dolph- Macon Academy
Mrs; G. T. Baskervtll and daughter,
Miss i;ulie Baskerville. were in Rich
mond for several days last week.
:, Mrs " G. Peasants and daughter.
Mrs Chambers Goode. spent severai
days in Richmond last week.
Mrs, Alice B. Finch is here on q
visit 10 her brother. CT Baskervill
Mrs Thomas r. Goode, her daughter
y MISS Kate Goode, accompanied by Mrs,
Goodies granddaughters. have returned
after very pleasant trip to Baltimore
and Washington
Mrs, Hattey Is here on a visit to her
daughter. Mrs. q V. FUR
Mrs; c. n. Williams and daughter.
Miss Ethel Williams are. visiting roia
tives in Lynchburg and Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Highland Springs Social News

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.J
Highland Springs. va. May PA
OF the Union Bible Glass vii be held
sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in
Highland Springs Methodist Epsco-
The High School is busy prepar,nr
Tor It's commencement exercises. which
VIII be very elaborate this year. The
class night exercises VIII be held In
the auditorium next Wednesday, at s
Ing at 10 o'clock. the regular closing
assembly Will be held for all pupils
below B grade; Thursday night at
o:lo o'clock. the graduating exercises
VIII be held in theauditorium
President Russell. OF the State Nor
ma school. Will deliver an address.
The diplomas will be presented by
IN inc clerk Of the board j. B. Dowden
on this occasion, among them the ] .
r. Dowden industrial medal. and the
Marion T. Read essay medal
me Home Missionary Society re-
and a lively interest is shown by ali
connected with 1t. AT the meeting
OF the past week two addresses were
given by visitors from Richmond
Mrs. Michael, from Asbury Methodist
church. and Mrs. Corley. from Park
Place. Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all present.
me annual Memorial Day exercises
OF the Woman's Study Club took place
to-day In the Methodist Church at .
o'clock, after which the club went In
e body to lakewood Cemetery. where
me exercises were concluded. and
lovely flowers were placed on the
there. 'i'i'
The Woman's Study Club held its
annual election at the last meeting,
and the following officers were elect.
ca lot i9ll-l2: President. Mrs Mar
garet Munro; First Vice presIdent
Mrs Kate 6. Read; Second Vice
president, Miss Lottie NJ Evans: Sec
rotary. Mrs Laura Barbour; Cores
Ponding Secretary. Mrs. Hattie BAR
den; treasurer Mrs. Lillian Lytle; Dt-
ectors-Mrs. Meta Woodward, Mrs.
Isabel Bible, Mrs Marian Read Par
Humanitarian. Mrs Marion Savage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Gordonsville Social News
fspecial 10 The Times Dispatci.j

L
Gordonsville. Va. May g7.-Mrs
Sally w Ruiln. Of Petersburg spent
few days this week at Spring
1ields" the guest OF her son, John r.
Mrs. w. Wilbur Osborne returned to
her home. Lower Springields..' on
Wednesday, after n delightful visit TO
Richmond, where she was the guest
OF Miss Wartleld Crenshaw.
Miss Annie Wambersie, OF Orange.
was visitor at Lower Springhelds.'
this week.
Mrs. Allen Potts returned to Happy
Creek" on Tuesday. after attending
Captain Q. Q. Laufman, OF Pittsburs.
McElroy at Maple Spring. Mr.. Lauf-
man has been booking at several
places in and near Gordonsville Win
view to buying a home In the near
future.
". j. whitchurst. OF Richmond. is
visiting his son. K. v. Whtiehurst at
Cedar Grove"
Miss Mary Cameron. of Richmond.
is spending few days at Cameron
Lodge. near Gordonsvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tyler Cowherd
and Miss Addie Cowhcrd, with Miss
Meredith, OF Louisa county. We're the
guests OF Charles T.. Cowherd last
Saturday. ut Oak Hill, near Gordons-
willie.
Charles +. Russell. OF I.ynchburg.
was Il Weekend visitor at YN1ontn-
BELLA" the home OF Mrs. b. l. Brent
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott Cowherd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

gong home. and Miss Sally Anderson
lwill be the guest OF her sister. Mrs
John stuart Banks. of Winchester. Ky.
Mrs. John STROBE Barbour, OF Fair
fax, was the CUES, this week Of her
mother. Mrs. y, a. Grimslcy. on Rail-
road Avenue MIR and Mrs. Barbour
accompanied BY their niece. Miss Edith
Rixey. Of Charlottesville VIII sail for
Europe on the Sd Of June and expect
to spend the summer abroad.
Miss Lucille Nelson. who has been
visiting relatives in Richmond for the
past month. returned .his week. ac-
conpanicd by her cousin. Lucille Neale.
who Will be her guest during home
coming week A
Mrs. Darlington Watkins was hostess
this week to the Senior Five Hundred
CLUB. Those present were Mcsdames
Robert Matthews, oryiile Loving,
Pulliam Frank Duncan, Frank His-
gins. Frederick iudgins, Henry Wal
ton. Misses Sally anderson. Bett
Jones, Gertrude Armstrong. Refresh
rcnts were served al the conclusion
Of the games. 'tH
The "Bnikent Card club met with
Leila Fraley on Tuesday afternoon at
The Waverly. Those playing included
Misses Mary Jones, Louise Fray, Della
Iiolton May Hin. Lulu Sutherlln, Mary
Macoy. Bessie Carter, Alice Carter.
Sally Anderson. Mary Alice Johnson.
Jamie Jones. Julia Miller Blake.
frankie Taunt, Leila Fraley and
Mesdamcs Frani Duncan. Max sam
nelson. Miss MARY Macoy made the
highest score and was awarded the
prize. book There viii be no meet
Ing of this club next week on ac-
count OF the many festivities connected
with homecoming week
Mrs. Hugh Patten has returned from
visits to friends in Manassas. Alexar-
dria and Washington, and is spending
TINS week with Mr. and Ire d.,.{t,
Slaughter Next week she vii be the
guest OF Mrs. clifford Stark on Jane
sons Hill.
Miss Melton. OF Eixeyville. is spend
ing some time with Mrs Clifford Trip
lett. on Blue Ridge Avenue. Mrs. Trip
lett accompanied by Miss Melton ha S
been on little visit to her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. kerrick, of Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
West Point Social News
Especial to The Times Dispatch. /


West Point. Va. May oi-Mrs. J.
Lewis Tabb gave birthday party
yesterday afternoon to her little
daughter, Mildred, and her many lit
tie friends.
Mrs. B. B. Bagby entertained the
Thimble Club this week.
Harry McCanna, with his wife, have
recently spent vacation, spending
the time in and around Philadelphia
with relatives
Mrs. Fred. Thompson. OF New York
who has been on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Hoffman, is with her lit
tie daughter, visiting relatives In Rich
mond.
Harry Brookes, OF the Lynchburg
baseball team, spent Friday night at
his home here.
Captain C. L. Moody. OF Essex, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Mowbray. here this
week
Mrs. cottrell. of Newport News. has
heen the guest this week OF James
Shelton. tiIG
G.. L. Aiaskey. OF Cleveland. O.. is
among the newcomers to West Point.
Mrs. Henry Thacker Is on visit to
her daughter. Mrs. Ellen Taylor, In
Norfolk
Mss sop the sa geese Of e she Misses
Lewis on First Street.
Miss Susie Cook has just returned
from a visit to relatives in Rich
mond. s1
Dr.. George w. Richardson has just
bought n fine gasolene launch. He and
his family Will go to their summer
home on Kings Creek, on York River.
about June |.
Walter .HarSraYe. who has been for
several sessions student In the Med
ical College of Virginia, in Richmond,
has returned to his home for the sum
mer.
O. NJ: Chandler and daughter, Miss
Addic, of New Kent, were the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. NJ. p. Chandler this
week.
Miss Frances Jones, OF Plain View
Tex, is the guest for the summer OF
Mrs. w. Il. Broaddus
Mrs. Scott Broaddus and sons, Tenn
Pile and Singleton have gone TO visit
Mrs. Broaddus's parents. at Mount
rantie Ne vist friends n Nj Ficbn mon :"
DR.. B. 5. Bagby entertained Carter
Glass while in West Point this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Heathsville Social News
I Special 10 The = mes-Disnatch

Especial TO The mes Dispatch
Heathsville, Va. May 2T.-Mrs. Chas.
Chapter of the society OF Fairfax
county Daughters OF 1912, has reported
plans for granite shaft, with a
bronze cap which is to be shortly
erected on the site where Mary Gov
ington hid the arms of the British
pei her to reveal where she had put
them. and finally was rescued by i ar
husband, who, with the Continentais,
captured the invaders
Mrs. J. w. Tankard, OF Northumber
land. is a member OF the Society of
1872. and the Mary Covington spoken
OF above was her grandmother. Dir.
t. S. D. Codington, at whose home.
Surprise Hill" In Northumberland
county which took the name from tile
incident recorded. Is her grandson.
Lee-Jackson Chapter. United DauEh-
tiers of the Confederacy, Will bestow
the Southern Cross of Honor upon
about thirty veterans and descendants
at Heathsville. on June 3. Colonel Geo.
9. Cabell. of Norfolk, past commander
S I'o OF veterans. and Judge Sam W.
Williams. Attorney-General. Will be
present and speak. II is hoped tina
W. Mcdonald Lee. division commandsr
Y. s. c. ", through whose efforts the
orators were secured. and other pop-
uiar speakers. viii be present Dinner
Masonic Hall. Each veteran has been
tiny knot OF red and While. e
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Rowe and Mrs
Lloyd Rove have returned from q
visit to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Inns are Non
from their trip to Richmond and Bal.
timore. 80 -
W. S. Brown is spending some tim.
IN Richmond and Fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Beaver Dam Social News

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.I
Beaver Dam. Va. May a7.-Mrs. Ida
Hatch. of Richmond. Is visiting her
father, DIR. James Hatch.
DIR. Henry Carter recently visited
the home OF II. {. Redds
Willie Putncy was the week end
guest of his mother. In Richmond last
week.
Charlie satterwhitc has returned
home from Florida
Mrs. Mary ruley is visiting her
daughter In Richmond
Miss fennell Crawiey recently left
for her home in rarmv!ilc
Mrs. l.. c. Terrell Is visiting in
Richmond.
Miss McGeorgc has returned TO her
Home in West Point.
Mrs. Nathan Bell. Of farmville. is
visiting her mother. Mrs ". u. Ter
Miss BERTHE scay viii make a shor,
visit to Richmond this week
Miss Hill. of charlottesville. Is the
guest OF Mrs. Pace
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. OF Richmond.
were the guests Of Mrs. f. l.. withers
recently.
I. q. Moss is home from visi,
TO Richmond. i
Miss Francis Harris is the guest
of her grandparents at Mineral city.
Raymond Moss left this week to
spend some time in CoYington.
Robert Terrell has returned TO his
home at GwathneyE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Hylas Social News
Special 70 INC Times.Disno :,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Hyias, Va, May 2I.-AIrs Norma
Nichols entertained several : of her
friends at her home Wednesday niEht
with a tacky party. -
Miss Nancy snead. of Rockville. IL
spending this week with her cousins.
the Misses Wiltshire. at Hylas.
Miss Letha Jordon. of Orange Is
spending some time with friends near
Hylas.
Misses Annie and Vernon gledsoe
VIII be at home Friday from Blacks
stone College
Lieutenant James Rine and brido
OF Washington. have returned home
after spending two weeks with thu
brides parents. Professor and Mrs. j.
T. Grubbs.
Edwin Snead and granddaughter
MISS Lucille Snead, attended the re-
union of the old Fifteenth Virginia
Regiment at Williamsburg this week.
Miss Vernon Wiltshire spent several
days last week at B. Is. Cookies. a
Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs; John snead. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wiltshire, of Rockville
spent Sunday at Julian Wtltshire's
Mrs. ". c. Wiltshire and daughter
visited Mrs. c. p. Deitrick at Coal Hill
last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
King George Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
King George. May 27.-Mrs. Frank
ing some weeks with her parents. Mr..
and. Mrs. Henry I ciarnett, at Sky
Hill"
Mrs. Rose T. Hunter is visiting her
sister-in-law. Mrs. G. Ogle TaylOe. at
her pretty home on the Rappahan-
mock.
Mrs r. P. Quis nberry. who has
been under treatment for two months
in a Richmond hospital. has recovered
sufficiently to return home.
Mrs. Ralph Cedncy, who since her
marriage last December. has been a
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs F.
P. Tayloe, at "Chatterton.' left on
New York. to sail Tor Panama, where
Mr.. GeLAey holds A government POSI-
tIon. i
Mrs. Paul Bradley is guest of Miss
Eta Wilson, at Wakefield Manor,
Westmoreiand county,
Washington, are spending month
with Mrs. Herrell's parents. - and
Mrs. RI. a. Mason.
Mrs. Watson. wife of Rev. Louis
Watson. Of Charlottesville. with two
OF her children, is visiting her father.
e. W. Mason. at Glover Hill"
Mrs. b. T. Turner and daughter.
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner and Thorn,
ton Turner. left last week for Madison
Courthouse. to join Mr.. Turner, who
ha recently accepted call to the
Protestant Episcopal churches of that
nteghborhood. Rev. Mr. Turner had
served the Episcopal churches OF King
George for twelve years. The parish
is now without a rector
Miss Mamie Hungt- ord OF Wash
ington. is guest of Mrs. T. Withers
Boggs. at mt. Ida"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

Of Madison Run: Mr., and Mrs. NJ d.
Cowherd. of "Alonteith," spent Sun
day at Jordon. near Gordonsville, the
nome of George S, NIcElroy.
G.. s, Mullen, OF Petersburg, was a
week end guest at haywood, the homo
OF Mrs. e. B. Sampson. n
william Beach Lawrence returned to
,Springfelds" on Tuesday after q. few
lays stay in Richmond.
The Misses Maggie and Lizzie Baker
are spending some time at their home
"Hopewell. near Gordonsville.
Mrs. George Bidgood, Sr., and Miss
Bidgood. OF West Grace Street. Rich
mond are spending the early summer
with their daughter and sister. Mrs
r. ". Whitehurst, At Cedar Grove.
Orange county.
Mrs. Jones was last weak guest.
OF her uncle. L, c. Graves, near Bar
boursvile. fl.f
Miss Helen McClelland has returned!
70 Maple Spring, after spending few
days In Gordonsvle visiting Miss Aline
Cosby. l7fflG;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Salem Social News

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.1 FL
Salem. Va, May 27.-The Ladies
Church gave Il delightful silver tea"
Thursday evening al the rectory on
Market street. The proceeds of tile
affair will be used towards the new
church fund. on which work is pro-
crossing nicely.
On Tuesday afternoon. from 40 to
5 o'clock. an informal reception was
held by the Salem Woman's Chris
on College Avenue, In honor of Mrs
May Pauline Sparks, state secretary
of the New Jersey Loyal Temperance
Legion; and who is making a tour of
the section in the interest OF the
work.
Thc salem aud Roanoke College
German Club gave its May german
in the skating rink Monday night. 1t
was led by ". Lyle McClung, with
Miss Ethel Katzenberger. of Baltimore.
There were about fifteen couples on
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. White, OF Flor
cnce. s. c.. are guests of relatives
in Salem this week.
Miss Louise Shpman. who taugat
in the Pulaski graded school the past
session. has returned to her home
here.
w. e. Middieston, ,of Milsville. n.
j.. spent several days this week with
old friends In Salem. where he lived
thirty years ago.
W. t. Younger left Wednesday for a
stay of several days in West Virginia.
Miss Helen Mason has returned to
PearisburG, Va. after visit at the
home OF pr. and Mrs. George e.
Koontz, at Lake Spring.
Mrs. j. r. Myers and daughter. Miss
Gladys. have returned to Pennsylvania.
after spending several weeks with the
formers son, !. Rappi Myers, on
Pennsylvania Avenue.
Mrs. ]. W. Harveycutter. who spent
the past year in Salem, has returned
to his old home in Baltimore
Miss Lula Myers. OF Hagerstown.
Nd. and Miss Ethel Katzenberger. OF
Baltimore. are spending soma time as
guests OF Mrs. Maurice Jetor, on
Pennsylvania Avenue.
Colonel William Terrll and j J.
AEnew, who attended the United
Confederate Veterans reunion held In
Little Rock, Ark, have returned,
Mrs. William Pearson and TWO sons,
OF Harrisburg, Pa. are guests OF her
parents. Mr., and Mrs. d. G, Armstrong,
on Broad Street, TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Goodloe. while Inc Tea was poured

Goodloe. while the tea was poured
by Mrs. r. 7. irvine.
At u meeting OF the school board
of the Big Stone Gap public school.
tho following teachers We're elected
to next year: Fl. II. Young. principal
Miss Hunter Tatum. second grade;
Miss Adelaide Everett. third grade;
Miss bona Cecil fourth grade: Miss
Genevieve Timberlake. NTH grade !:
Miss Florence Saunders, sixth grade;
Miss Nora Pierce, seventh grade: High
School. Miss Bessie Morris and Miss
Writ Davidson.
Miss is,,,,. cooS spent the weekend
Misses Sarah Cochran and Janet
Bailey and J. w. Rush and Charlie
Bum. All OF this place. went To Bris-
tol to tl!c aviation meet.
DR.. II. G. Ruckcr, formerly OF this
place. but who is now located in Ken
lucky, spent sunday in the Gap. with
his sister Mrs. Karl Stoehr.
mond. who Will have charge of the
Presbyterian Church at this place as
pastor during the summer, arrived
III the Gap this week. MIR MCLAUGHLIN
will hold services here on the sec
ond and fourth sundays in each month
Mrs Kate Lindsey has returned from
Knoxville. where she went to attend
the funeral OF her cousin, c. l.. F,ick-
ley.
]. Il. Ayers has bought the L. E..
Goodloe cottage on East First street
Mr. and Mrs. Willard. who have been
occupying the cottage Will move into
the Sheppe property the LIST of June
Professor II. II. ioung had sur
prise party for his faculty Tuesday
afternoon, when an important faculty
meeting" ended In the serving of deli
ciouS cream and cakl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

on visit and VIII return soon to his
future home. Boise City, Ida.
Miss Pitcher. OF Richmond, is visit
ing Mrs. Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Raysend. of Lancaster.
IS C.. arrived here yesterday in their
touring car.
Miss Jean Agnew is with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Hughes, for few days
Mrs. Crenshaw. of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs J. B. Furguson, OF this
town.
Professor Horton of Elon College.
is the home his sister. Mrs. Somers.
for the month of June.
Miss May Robertson has arrived
from the Mary Baldwin. VIZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Concord Social News
Especial 10 The rimes.pisnatc,

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.1
Concord, Va. May 27.-Mrs. Samuel
Calhoun. OF Bell Spring, was a guest
Of Mrs. S. B. Carson several days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Hudson spent
Tuesday in Lynchburg.
Mont Carsen, of Page w. Va, is here
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Charles Staples. who has been
visiting in Lynchburg, returned home
Friday. accompanied BY Miss Marie
Jones.
Miss Martha Evans, teacher at New
london Academy, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Henry Anderson. OF Lynchburg.
visited his brother. near here Sun
". c. Akers. Of Lynchburg. spent
Sunday with home people.
Miss Zedna Carson, OF Jeter Insti-
tute, Bedford City. paid her relatives
short visit last week.
Major Scott. OF Roanoke, was a
visitor In town last week.
Dudley Wilson spent Saturday and
Sunday with his brother, at Brook
neal. eS
Mrs Henry shearer left last week
on visit to relatives In Bluefield, w.
Va. Va
George Canada, of Lynchburg, visit
ed his aunt last week.
j. W. Meeks. of Lynchburg, spent
Sunday with his daughters Misses
Virginia and Margaret. at Hotel Cross.
Mrs. J. c. Harden and son. went to
I.ynchburg Sunday to visit relatives.
George Cross spent Saturday AMI
Sunday In Roanoke.
William Moses. OF Appomattox, was
In town Saturday. @ rs 3,,asl5I'' y
Miss Lizzie Staples. OF Lynchb,irg,
epeAt sunday With her mother here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Big Stone Gap Social News

Special to The Times Dispatch.
Big Stone Gap. Va. May 27-The
graduating exercises OF the High
School were held IN the High School
auditorium on Tuesday night The
graduates were Misses Mary Carnes
and Winnie Mullins. Greed Kelly, Car
Isle Skeen and Emmett Stone. En-
nett Stone delivered the salutatory:
Carlisle Skoen. an grafton: Creed
Kelly gave the class history; Miss
Mary Carnes. the class prophecy. and
Miss Winnie Mullins. the valedictory..
II. T. Irvine delivered the diplomas
TO the graduates
One OF the most delightful enter.
tainments OF the season was tea
given by Mrs. E. F. Goodloe on FRI
day afternoon 10 her guest. Mrs. III .
I Moore. Of Chattanooga The house
was beautifully decorated with Wild
locust spruce. queens lace and mink
roses; The guests were received in
the library by Mrs. Goodioe and MRS
Moore and Mrs. D. B. Wentz, OF Phil
adelphia. Punch was served in the
hall by Misses Margaret Petit and
Louise Goodloe. The dining room,
which was beautifully decorated in
carnations. was in charge OF Mesda me s
K. B. Alsovcr, w G. Painter and w. T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Middleburg Social News

Especial to The Times-D tspatch.l
Middle urg, Va, May 21.-aIr. and
Mrs. Kennedy. of Southampton. l.. T.,
ere visiting their daughter, Mrs. D. c.
Sands, Ir. -
Mrs: Francis Green. Of New York
lily, rs visiting friends in the vicinity,
and is accompa MED by her little daurb' :
ter. . -
G. I. Hartley has as his guest his
mother and sister They vii remain
Win MIN several weeks before return
ing to their home in Montclair. Mi
Mrs Eyster, of Madison. Wis. and
her little son are at Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Adams's for the summer.
y. Is. Smith is at home on his va
cation -