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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
MARTlNSVILLE

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Martinsville, Va, May ll.-Mr. and
Roage GeG+ a M "rryaa cn ia Sf n@59a
last Saturday, and have been the
recipients of much social attention
from their friends since their ARRIVAL
here.
Mrs. Pannil Rucker entertained
very charminEly at cards Wednesday
o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Kearfott
entertained DELIGHTFULLY."- at progress
s SASo, hearts tir In homer OF Mr. and Mrs,
assisted in receiving by the guests
Of honor. by Mrs. c. =. Kearfott. Mrs.
pannili kucker. Mrs. j.; ~. Reeves and
played 1T ten tables and delightful
refreshments were served at it's close
The prize for the highest score was
the guests, prize was presented to Mrs.
George w. Cabcll. The prizes wcro
presented by r. T. Gravely with IA
game the guests , we're et entertained M with
several charming selections by b. T.
Gravely on the violin, accompanied by
Cabell was formerly Miss Roy Cabcll
Smith, OF Martinsvillc. and her mar
T Ea, to I'M Mr.: Gaheil took place III, IN
glad to welcome her home.
= Mrs, Edwin a. Williams and chill.
Hrch, or crystal. w. Va, are guests of
Mrs. Williams's mother, Mrs. II. S.
williams. on Cleveland Avenue.
Miss Bessie Whittle. of Martinsvillc,
HUBBARD. Jr.. OF Fayetteville. w. Va.
Mrs. louie IIairston and Miss I.ydie
Hairston, of Rippon, w. Va. spent
several days here this week with rcla-
tives.
Miss Bessie Hairston of Oak Hill.
spent last week here as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Edwin G.. Penn.
Mrs. a. NJ. Edwards left Thursday
for visit to relatives In Washington.
New York and at Fort Greblc. Rhode
Island
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a meeting OF the board of visitors of
the University of virginia, and from
charlottesville will go to New Yorl.
on business.
4. *. Morrison is in Johnson City.
Mrs III. 5. Morrison left on Tuesday
Tor Baltimore. where she will visit
her son. T. ~ Morrison who is stu
ucnt at Johns Hopkins University.
Miss Minnie Fox has returned from
an extended visit Il friends IN Phil
adelphia. Washington and Lynchburs.
:, John FoN. Jr. is in New York with
his wife, Madame Frital Schcff Fox.
who has closed her theatrical season
Mrs G. I. Wade and Mrs. Max Grab
or. OF this place, who were guests at
house party at Grecnville Tenn
given by Mrs. Wade's sister Mrs. Rob,
ert Doughty. have returned to the
Gap.
Mrs. j. a. T. Bacon and daughter
MISS Mary. of Seattle, Wash. are Wis
ting Mrs. Bacon's sister. Mrs j. l..
Bum.
Mrs l. c. Taylor and little daughter,
Lucille, are visiting friends at Clinch-
port. Va.
Mrs, II. b. Price and Miss Price. Of
OF StoneSa, spent a few days in the
Gap with friends the nrst of the week
Mrs. Price and daughter arc visiting
Harry Price at Stoaega,
Miss Margaret Wade, Of Bristol. is
visiting her brother, G. l. Wade
Calvin Pardee, OF Philadelphia, has
returned home. after having spent
several days at Black wood and at the
Gap.
Mrs. Fucker. of Washington. ID. c..
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kari
Stochr
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SUFFOLK

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Suffolk. Va. May 1l-Mr. arS. Mrs.
John b. Primer entertained las night
ut delightful reception in honor Of
their guest. Miss Rosa Heath, OF Pc
tersburg. The parlors were banked
with white rambler roses, which hung
I'm festoons from the mantlcs Snow.
balls with smilaX and ferns added to
the artistic effect. The hall library
and dining room were decorated in
red roses. The punch table was love-
~ with white peonies and snowballs.
lunch was served by Mrs. Wesley
Chapman and Miss Susan Prentis. who
Is house guest. Mrs. 1. Z. Jordan,
Mrs. c. ]. Riddick and Mrs. ]. n. Lii
liston presided in the dining room.
Among the guests were Miss Virginia
and Nell Jordan, Kate and Virginia
G3iazehroos, Hilah kiibX. Susie Hol-
Twltty, Mary CauseX. Mary. Adkins,
Woodward. Virginia Shoop. Evelyn
Hill, Eta Morrison, Hettie Cobb Caro-
line Boykin, Amanda jenkins, Grace
Eley. Therese Nurney, Lydia Elcy.
Emma King. Louise Britt, and Messrs.
Joe Winstead. Hinton Hargrave. Geo.
Nurncy. ]. u. Burgess. JOB Saunders.
Frank Lummis, Horace Phillips, w. =.
Lipscomb William Gibson, DIR. White,
A. II. Riddick. Howard Taylor, Pretlow
Holland, Allie Cobb. Ernest Jones,
Garland Grubbs, WIlkcrson Jones, G..
l.. Moseley. Taylor johnson. Sam Bur
CESS. Thomas Adkins, Harvey Holland.
Fountain Lipscomb, Graham Martin,
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WILLIAMSBURG
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,lSpeclai 10 The Times Dispatch
Mrs w. r. Christian. OF Wilmington,
n. c.. who have been spending the
PAST Two weeks here. with Mrs. w. II.
Mrs: f. II. Ball viii leave here Mon
day for Onio. where she viii visit
mex H,r moth hor,d for several weeks,
her sister, Miss Marie Aiarshali
r. J.. THOMPSON Booth. son of Dr.
ana Mrs. Edwin G. Booth. who for
several years has been connected with
running Hospital. New York. has sue
cess iuliy STOOD an examination as one
III III the resident physicians of the
ioI!tcchnic hospital of that city He
rs expected home this summer to visit
Miss Mary Roland Jones has return
ca nome from Dublin. where she spent
\, Mr.; and Mrs. Henry schulkamp. Of
ieW DAYS on their farm, Green Spring.
Mrs. George Beale. Jr.. Of Johns.
town, Pa. Is here TO spend several
m mon with her mother Mrs w. II.
Hodges NJ. Christian. assistant nos,
master of old Point. spent the week
end here with relatives
- Mr. and Mrs. j: G.. Bohannan. of
week. u"9" '"'s
Francis o'Keeffe. OF Charlottesville
spent the first of the week here with
his family.
j: II. Geddy, clerk OF the court. was
Ill Gloucester county Thursday.
Misses Dora and Cara Armtstead.
returned home TO spend the sum
mer with their mother, Mrs. Dora
Williamsburg Chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy, was delightfuiiv on
tertained in the home OF Mrs. LYON
Ty!er Thursday afternoon. A highly
entertaining address was made by DR..
j. s. wilson.
the Rev. Plummcr l.. Jones, of Flu
wanna county, has accepted the invi-
tation TO deliver the annual address
neloFe tIe Alumni Association OF VIII
liam and Mary College ut the com
mencemcnt next month.
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oNANcocK

Oaancock. Va. May 11.-Mrs. b. X
Powell Ia home from visit to George.
=, Miss Mamie Beloto returned from
: Wachapreague Monday.
Rev. j. z. Cornick has received q
call to Warsaw.
aumt Mrs e Charles 0w w. 's cu Mtth h di
Georgetown. Del
Monday evening Master Walton
Chandler was host for, the young PEG
Sir. and Mrs. n W. No Nos kr IN honor 81
his thirteenth birthday.
len c0o or ce snd Mrs chsEey W. cul
rs sandays rhsy had as ,htir gusts
MIR. and hrs. Joseph L. Cahall. The
MISS Lena Greenberg, of Onancock.
and Mack Berkowick. OF lIxmore, were
are now at the home of the bride for
a short stay before leaving for West
Virginia Ma -, their cir, future home, ~
Miss Emily HOPE of Norfoik. is the
guest of Miss Sailie Gayle at tie
Miss Ruth T. Kellam entertained a
number of friends at her handsome
home Tuesday evening.
l.. y. Payzant is visiting relatives
Rev. ]. Manning Hank and daughter
spent the week in Norfolk;
schools in st. Georges Parish by JEFF
fcrson Davis Chapter, u. d. c., for tho
best essay on the life OF General ].
=; b. Stuart, has been awarded to
Miss Catherine TiSnall, of Onancock
High School. Miss Catharine is the
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. George :.
Tignal
Rev. Edgar Dickinson. rector of ST.
Georges Episcopal Church, Willow
Grove, Pa, is at the home of Mrs.
5. T.. Hickman for few days.
Mrs. George G. Carey, OF Brooklyn;
Is a guest at the home of "a ]. Lilies
ton.
c.. is the guest of oscar p. Parks and
family.
Misses Lucy and Ethel Malone, of
Allen, Nd are with Miss Florence Col
lins and sister Catharine
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course in January, 1912.
The second honor went to Miss Irma
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RALEIGH

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Raieigh y; c.. May Mrs. Will
nan, liam j. andrews was hostess We'd
BOOK Club. and provided most delight
ful entertainment
Miss Mary Hilliard Hinton. of this
city. attended the biennial council of
Colonial Danes last week al Wash
ington, ID. c.. and she and Mrs. Paul
H. Lee and daughter. Miss Margaret
Tyson Lee. have gone to New York
and Boston for rev weeks
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur $. pendlcton
nave gone Tor an European trip. after
practice OF medicine In Raleigh. lie
has been located in Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs, George w. Norwood
entertained large party OF young
day at Mr.. Norwood's country place
In Neuse township: the scene OF the
farm. Miss Elizabeth Kitchin. daughs
Ter or Governor kitchin. was one OF
the party.
Miss Jane Dinwiddle entertained the
Olla Pod-ida Book Club Tuesday ar
ternoon at the home OF Is. w. Kiigore
Ihe literary program was one OF spe-
cial Interest and Miss Dinwiddie pro
Vldcd delightful entertainments
Miss Emile Rose Knox. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. a. w. Knox, gave her
Erhduatins violin recital at 81. Mary's
an audience OF admiring friends. She
was assisted by Miss Margaret Blake
~ ana MISS iona Shull
me Fortnightly Review Club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
w lillian Il. Ship. pink and white
Rf eatrs IN p 3od, being striking
and white. There was talk on mod
ern Irish players by Miss Czarnomska.
tormer woman principal of st. Mary $
school. and later dean OF the woman 3
department Of tho University OF Gin
Ginnati. She Is popular visitor in
Raleigh just now. Mrs. Josephus
BBa aaha presented paper on Charles
coister and " Harris Was By s sks.eh r. On
w. Conner.
Miss Elizabeth Briggs was hostess
for the kentness Book Club Tuesday
ofhcers for the next year that resulted
in the selection of Mrs. Watkins Rob
ards as president; Mrs. Piatt ID. Walk :
Jordan and Miss Florence Jones pre-
, scented sketches of popular dramas in
connection with the special study OF
drama that the club is conducting.
Miss Mary Elizabeth McCullers gave
her graduating recital at tho Meredith
college Saturday afternoon in the
presence OF quite gathering of per-
Sonai friends
Miss. Florence Myrtle Ashcroft. of
Wadesboro, won high praise for her
noon at Mcredith College nesesuaS ai'ef-
Raleigh Woman's Club was repre-
scented at the Federation of Clubs at
! r. p. Harrison. president Of tho club;
Miss Daisy Alien. Mrs Wade r.
Brown. Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Mrs
w. w. Jones, Miss Edith Register. Mrs
| IT. B. Womack, and Mrs. w. N. HUT
| The Twentieth Century Club was rep
resented by Mrs. L. C. Duncan and
Mrs. jerome stoekard. The Associa-
| cd by Mrs. o. J.. Tillman and Mrs. r.
| r. Metcalf.
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=. II. Cramcr. ]. T. Lee. Harvey. WI
] liam EleY and AII AIcI.n,. - ~

- +. Cramer J. L. Lee. Harvey. VIII
nam EIey and Mr.. Mckay
Mrs. X. II. Pretlow entertained a
large number of friends Thursday ar
tcrnoon at musical tea. Several In
strumcntal numbers were rendered
curing the evening by Mrs. c. l..
iutchins. Hiss Lulie Crump and Miss
khthcrine Pinner; Mrs. Henry s Eley,
MISS Mary Judith Smith and Miss Rosa
Heath, OF Petersburg, sang
MISS Lizzie Smith entertained last
hisnt at her home on Clay Street
Miss Mary Truitt Will entertain the
san Souci Club on Friday. May II.
MIS- Blount Ferguson is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. II. Folk. on Brew er
Avenue
Rey. Stanley C. Iarrel. of Union
ineo!osical Seminary. Richmond re-
turned home to-day.
Mrs: X. H. Pretlow was hostess We'd
nesaay aiterhoon at n brilliant card
party; given complimentary to the
parlors were lavishly decorated w!th
roses and geraniums. Mrs ii. T.
ELAN. Of the Tuesday Club. and Mrs.
John Taylor, of the Matinee Club
won as prizes hand embroidered shirt
waists. Miss Bessie Holland drew
the consolation. The lone hand prize,
a pendant and chain. went to Mrs. J.
DR.. ". w. Murray loft to-day for
Knoxville. Tenn, TO be absent about a
week. visiting friends in Roanoke.
Bristol and Knoxville.
The Davis Circle OF Kings Dauch-
tiers met on Thursday afternoon al ,
o'clock with Miss Ada Briggs.
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G0RD0NSVllLE

!. GG,o'rrddonsyille; Va. MAY I'M. c.
{. Jackson. Jr., Of Petersburg. were
Wcei-cnd guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w; osborne at Lower 'Springhelds !"
X. G.. Cowhcrd has returned to
Monteith from Orange. lie is still
suffering from the result of an ncci-
dent that occurred at Lee Crossing
several months ago.
Miss Bessie r. McElroy, OF Maple
Spring. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs Cora
Lake. in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. j. c. Wambersie and Miss Marv
Wambersic. OF Charlton" near
Orange. spent several days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs, w. w. Osborne.
Mrs. Lois j.. Wcaklcy has returned
from Richmond. where she has been
the guest of friends
Mrs. y. H. Ellington. of Windsor,
Automatic county, is spending this
week at her home on Monument Ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Wambcrsie. or
charlton. near Orange. announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of their youngest daughter.
Mary. 10 James Flewcllcn. of Bar
louisville. MIR. Flewcllcn is the eldest
son of Mr., and Mrs. James Flcwcllen,
and grandson OF the late James B.
Newman. OF Burlington. The wed
ding will take place in Orange. and
Will be Il social event Of June 3
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GLADSTONE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Gladstone, va. May 11.-Miss Alice
Walker. OF Rock bridge. who has been
spending some time with Mrs. J. o.
Wallace. has returned home.
Fitzpatrick. of Arlington, and w. Is.
Wright, of charlottesville, were guests
day.
Miss Leila IIorsley. OF Greenway.
who has been visiting Mrs. C. @. Wal
lace. has returned home.
L. l.. Bradley left few days ago
Francisco.
Miss Martha p. Harris. who has
been teaching at I've River for tho
past nine months. has returned home
IL. c. Gentry has returned from
Richmond.
Mrs. r. F. Akers is visiting her par
ents at Norwood.
Mrs. d. $. Jones and Mrs Il. j..
Cumbea are making short stay in
Richmond.
Mrs. w. H. Burrows. of Hotel Glad
stone. Is spending some time in Rich-
mond.'
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G0RDONSVILLE
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Special TO The es-Dispatch
Gordonsvtlle. Va, May 11.-Dr \. c.
,h,ni'n ieli lew days ago to attend
the Reunion of Confederate Veterans
In Macon, Ga.
Miss Mary Curd has returned from
a visit TO relatives in Richmond.
Miss Rae BLOCK left on Wednesday
70 spend Some time with relatives and
friends in Baltimore
Mis-. Miss Ruth Mcclure has returned
from a visit of two weeks to her aunt
Mrs. II. c. Iogshead. I'm WashinEton.
ar; and Mrs +. j. Holiday visited
relatives ut Rapidan this week.
TO relatives and friends in Baltimore
Joseph w. Hail has closed his school
at WNllicsburg, ana is at his homo
mere TO spend his vacation
:, Mrs. y; II. Collins and children. of
Richmond. are visiting her parents,
city. IA '''e
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. T. sneeA have ro i.
turned from a weeks visit to the
formers sister, Mrs. John q. Voolfolk,
at Uno.
Mrs. BEDFORD and children. of Rich
mond. arc guests this week of her
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. George Wilkins,
Miss Mary Lou Boston Is on vist.
to her sister Miss Salllc Boston. near
G: $. Beckham, of Richmond. is on
a visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. y. Beckham, in ttc city.
Miss Agnes l.. Beckham left on
"Wednesday TO spend several days with
Mrs. c. B. Leckey in Baltimore.
Orange, was the guest OF Captain
Rev. J. j. l.. Cuthrieli began n
series of revival services in the Meth
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SALEM
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Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
de saf ve eon May Of the
Literary Society of Roanoke College
vas held in the society hall Tuesday
enenin ~, Ths bor, WERE eight eon'est
9wafded 10 irwin 4. h FAR .' Of rl SSd
county. Tho exercises were opened
D. o: Roanoke. who, with DR.. H. j.
Mcintyre and Judge Il. c. jackson.
served ,n as j1dse ,hs Mar p i@rve% was
medal last year.
Mrs. ]. y. liliian gave n very de-
lishtiul nnnouncement party on We'd
nesday afternoon at her residence on
Pennsylvania Avenue. in honor of her
daughter, Miss 1rma, whose engage
ment to Maxwell Volt. of Roanoke,
was announced in unique way The
punch in the reception hall by Mrs
w. 4. Younger, who presided over the
punch bowl. From there they were
invited into the drawing room. whero
they enjoyed social chat, during
which they worked on their cmbroid
cry. In the centre OF the table was
each flower was attached dainty
white bow of ribbon, to which was
fastened little envelope bearing a
card with the names of Irma l<iliian
and Max Woltz. The afternoon was
concluded with the serving of Il
tempting salad course. followed with
ices and cakes. About thirty guests
were present.
Miss Constance stearnes. OF Hol-
Inns College, spent the weekend with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. o. l..
Stearnes. on High Street. She was
accompanied by three OF her class
1nates-Misses MAZDA Rountrec, Louise
Terrell and Ruth Crupper, In whose
honor an informal dance was given
on last Saturday night
Rev. y. Bruce Corbn addressed the
College Y. NJ. c. y. on "Wednesday
evening ut 80 o'clock. on the sub
ject, Tho Unfinished Task"
Miss Mamie Adams. of Hollins Col
lege. spent the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. C. I. Herndon, at the Bap-
list parsonage.
Miss Nan. Sanders, of near Baltimore.
mas arrived 10 spend the summer with
her aunt. Mrs. j. T. Penn. on Broad
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Y. Hiclsok. who
spent the winter in Washington. u. c..
lhavo returned TO Salem for the sum
1ner.
: Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Provence left
last week for Alabama to spend some
,time with friends. after which they
will visit the lntter's mother in Rich
imond
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BIG STONE GAP
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Special TO The Tlmes-Dispatchl
Zig stone Gap. Va. May 11-Thc
Blg stone Gap Athletic Association is
making extensive preparations for its
Fourth of July celebration. which has
becn in the past always most extern
ing 10 eclipse all former efforts. Word
has been received from the War De-
partment through Hon. c.. b. Semp
mat troop of cavalry will make n
MNcr. and the marcn Will be so ar
ranged that tho troops will reach here
d0r the Fourth OF July celebration.
This VIII he n big drawing card.
Hon. II. 7. Irvine left Wednesday af-
tcrnoon for Charlottesville to attend
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MISS LETA RANDOLPH CHRISTIAN.
Flrkt Honor nnh Nn!chictOrInn

Farmville, Va. May l1.-On Thurs
day morning President Jarman an
nounced TO the students the honor
girls of the graduating class. In the
assigning of these honors. not only is
academic standing considered, but
teaching ability and personality as
we'll. The graduating class for this
year is the largest in tie history of
the school. comprising as it does l24
young women; OF this number eleven
completed the course in January y
number of students woro considered
for the honors which were finally
awarded to three young womcn-two
first honors and one second honor
First Honor and Vnicdictorinn.
The first honor was awarded to Miss
LetG Randolph Christian, of Augusta
county Miss Christian has come up
through tho school from the academic
department. having entered in Sep
TENDER, 1907.
First Honor.
The first honor was also awarded to
Miss Thurzetta Thomas. OF Roanoke
Miss Thomas entered In January, 1910
as graduate of the Roanoke High
school, and completed the professional
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v. M. |.

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
Lexington. Va, May 11.--Colonel
and Mrs. Gleavcs spent the week end
I'm Washington, where they attended
the Washington horse show.
! The bi-monthly meeting of tho fac
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odist Church on Thursday night. He
is being assisted by Rev. w. W. Balm,
Rev, Il. 6. Carter, d. D., of orange.
was the guest of Rev. j. s. Gibson.
d. d., on Wednesday and Thursday.
past several Years has been living in
Japan. has returned. and is now visit
ing her 1ather, w. w. Scott in the
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Second Honor and Sniutatorinn
Frances Price. of Salem. Miss Price.
like Miss Christian, has had both her
academic and professional training in
the state Normal School. She entered
In September, 1908. from Cra'g county.
The second OF the series of lectures
| to the outgoing teachers of the stu
! dent body was delivered {, the after
| noon OF May by Miss Ada Van Stone
Harris. supervisor of Kindergarten and
primary work in Richmond. Miss Har
ris spoke on the subject of Kinder
gartcn Principles in Primary Educa-
ton giving the students many help
! full suggestions as to the relation or
the kindergarten To the primary
grades.
Among the visitors to III. school dur
Ing the past week were Miss Anne
Thorn of the class of 1911; Miss Nan
Nicholson. 1907; Miss Pattie Epes. 1911:
Miss Lucy c. Hincr. 1906: MIS- Maude
Anderson Soyers, of Greensboro. ~ c.,
1905, and Miss Gordon Baskerville,
who was member OF the student body
Tor several years.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-08-24
OPENING OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Notice is hereby given that the
public schools of the parish will be
opened at nine a. M, Monday, Sep
TENDER 9th.
The first teachers meeting will be
held in the High School building at
10 a. H., Friday, Sept. 9Th.
Mr.. o. H. Breidenbach, the prin-
cipal of the High School, will be in
the High School building at a. m,
Monday, Sept. md, to arrange for
the examination of all conditioned pu'
pills. On Thursday, the 9Th, at 9 a.
m, he will classify all new pupils
that present themselves for classi.
ficatiOn. 1t will greatly facilitate he
work of the school to have all this
work completed before the first day
of school, and it is urged that he
parents of all conditioned and new
pupils will have them see Mr.. Breid
enbach before Sept 9th.
A. NJ. HENDON,
Parish Superintendent, West Felic
lana Parish.
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PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD

Miss Irene Wadsworth left for her
home Wednesday, after a pleasant
stay with Mrs. C. U. Dudley.
Miss Irene Wadsworth has again
been visiting her many friends IN
town spending the time with differ
eni ones.
Mrs. Monte Richardson has return
cd to West Feliciana, after a pleas
ant stay with her sister, Mrs. S. X.
CoInell.
Messrs. Robt. and Willie COnuell
and Harry Daniel, of West Feliciana,
recently enjoyed a fine hunt near Mr..
Daniels place. Mr.. Daniel RETURNED
to town with the Cornell boys 20
spend a few days.
Miss Irma Mattingly was hostess
III charming moonlight picnic on
the lawn of her home on Monday
night. Some twenty guests enjoyed
this novel entertainment and partook
of the generous repast so handsome
ly arranged by Mrs. Mattingly