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Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
RIIRAI CREDITS.

il recommends the investigation or agricultural credit societies of Europe to ascertain whether a system of rural credits Iuay be devised suitable to the conditiOrS in the United States and pledges the party to the enactment of legislation to prevent the devastation of the lower Mississippi valley by floods The control of the Mississippi is declared be a national rather than state problem The maintenance of a navigabl, channel is also recommended. It favors national aid regarding post roads. 1t repeats the party's declara- tion in the platform of 1908 as to the rights of labor and pledges the party to an employees compensation law. De clares that the unnecessary withdrawal by public lands tends to retard devel- opment and bring reproach upon the policy of conservation.
 It declares that the reservations should DC limited to the purposes which they purport to serve and favors the broadest liberality in administering the land laws and says the forest reserves act permitting homestead entries with in national forest should be nullified by administrative regulations and de- clares for immediate action to make available the Alaska coal lands and for safeguarding the lives of miners It favors the encouragement af agricul- ture ana legislation to suppress garm- ling in agricultural products. It be- lieves in fostering the growth of the merchant marine and urges the speedy enactment of laws for the greater se- curity of life and property on the sea Ii reaffirms previous declarations re- garding pure food laws and says they should be honestly and vigorously en- forced
 It reaffirms against the policy O imperialism and colonial exploita tion" of the Philippines. It welcome: Arizona and New Mexico to the sis tcrhood of states. It demands fo Alaska full enjoyment of the right and privileges of a territorial forn of government. It refers to the Rus sian treaty and renews the pledg to preserve the sacred rights o American citizenship at home an abroad"
 It favors to the parcels post an' the extension of the rural delivery
 
 Panama Pacific exposition It com mends to states the adoption of law making it an offense to discriminat against the United States and re news the declaration of the last plat form regarding a generous pensiO policy. It refers to the rule of tn people and says the democratic part offers itself to the country as tn agency through which to Complete tn overthrow and expulsion of corrup tiCn and fraudulent machine rul American policies can be affected
 In conclusion the platform says This platform is one of the prin cipIes which we believe to be essen tial to our national welfare" and invites the cooperation of all citizen who believe in maintaining unim paired, the institutions and tradition of our country"
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
STUM PED

I used to think It was a snap To hold a baby On my lap. I never know That it's an art, Reserved for but The ultra smart. 1 paid no great Attention to it. l thought that Any dub could do it. But yesterday I volunteered To let a baby Tug my beard. As confident
 As man can be. I took the infant On my knee. At once the little Rascal howled. The while it's Mother grimly scoWled. Support it's back" My good wife cried, Keep one hand al- Ways at it's side" Don't be So rough" Another said; Be careful how You hold it's head. Don't squeeze it so, Give it to me If you can't hold It properly" They hurled advice From every side, But wrong was Everything l tried. Until at last
 I gave it back And grabbed my hat And left the shack, Take it from me, It is no snap To hold a baby On your lap.
 Detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
DECLARATION OF
 PAR1YS FAITH
Continued from Page D.

companies. telegraph and telephone lines ami the valuation of these com panies by an interstate commerce com mission, also legislation against over issuance of the stocks of these corpor- ations.
 Tn connection with it's demand for such q revision of the banking laws as will give temporary relief in case of financial distress, there is a Ienuncia ton of the Aldrich bill prepared by the monetary commission. The present method Of depOsiting government funds is condemned and the party is pledged to the enactment of a law for the de posit of such funds by competitive bid dino
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
SUFFOLK

Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
suffolk Va, June 20. --rhe Thirteen
at the armory Thursday sight
Mrs y. b Cramer and children left
this week FOR their cottage at VIII
loughby Beach for the summer
Mrs: Howard Bowen and children, of
W..aShinston, \. C.. are guests of Mrs
/. IL. Birdsong on Pinncr street
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Marston
and Miss Anna Marston. of New York
Mrs i. H. Hayes at Ivy Lodge.
G. w Nurncy. Jr., left to-day for
Phtladelphia. He will sail Saturday
morning, for Germany. and viii visit
several iEur9penn cities and countries.
city. y. C.. is the guest Of Mrs. c. j.
Dennis.
Miss Allie Mcclure has concluded a
delightful visit TO ocean View. where
she was guest at the Nansemond
Cottage.
to-day to attend the marrngS s' of E pr
Robert fleming Webb and Miss
blanche Miller in Lisbon. o.
from Baltimore, Nd, where he ac-
companied his wife. who Will be the
guest of her parents for a month
Miss Eloise Crocker left to-day for
Camp.
row to SPEND a week with Jeff Wag-
ner at Drivers.
Miss Bruce Vellincs of Isle OF
Wight county, is the guest of Mrs. r.
l.. Brewer
MIR and Mrs. J. G Smith, Mrs. Her
bert Dardcn. Miss Mary Judith Smith,
Eta Morrison and Virginia Glazebrook,
and Joe .Winstead and George Artman
left to-day for trip to Jamestown.
Miss Estellc Ilarrcn. OF Norfolk, is
the guest of Miss Lizzie Morgan
Miss Martha Dardcn has concluded
n visit TO friends III Richmond.
Miss Lucille Dodson. of Norfolk, who
is guest in the homo of MIR. and Mrs.
w. J, Petit was given Il charming
surprise party last night by the MEM
hers of the younger social set.
Miss E,ma King entertained the
Morning Bridge Club on her veranda
on Friday morning, refreshments being
served after the games Miss Knth-
arnc Brothers won the first prize. silk
hose Those playing We're Misses Wiz
Sinia Jordan. Marie Woodward. Eta
Morrison. Halle KilbY. Mary Judith
smith. Martha Jones, LcClair King and
Katharine Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs c. {. Phillips. OF Ferry
Point. and their guests, MIR and Mrs.
Gwathmey. of New York. arrived here
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Especial to rho rlmes.p,sno,cb >


Highland Strings, va, June ao.-Thc
dawn party given Thursday and Fri
day nights by Misses Erccllc Beadles.
Nadge Dixon and Bessie Bendles for
fhe benefit of the Highland Springs
Ichurch building fund. was in every
way pronounced success
Mrs, Il. G. Moore and three children.
Misses Elva and Marie and Master
George Moore left Thursday morning
for, Buffalo. n. y, from which place
they Will also visit in Detroit and
lFlint Michigan. Arthur Spears also
aeft with them for the North
The Rev. X w. Savage is back in
the village, after an extended visit
10 friends in the North
Nj. c. Straith, who was successfully
operated on several weeks ago in a
Richmond hospital is now entirely
well.
Episeopai Church SS viii bSsin o snoany
morning at o'clock, and will con-
Meyers. OF CORTLAND. will assist the
pastor the Key. {, O. Blanton. during
these protracted services.
The Rev. Joseph NJ. Soaton wifi
preach his closing sermon in The
unitarian Chapel sunday morning at
IL o'clock, ana his subject will be "A
Question 70 BE answered" Mir Sea-
ton Will spend the first part OF his
vacation in the country near Cleve-
land y
Mrs. Emma ID. Storhr. ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Villa and Master Dudley Col
Inns, were entertained during the past
week at the Jefferson Hotel by Mr.
and Mrs Adelber, kllburn, OF spring
field, Mass.
Captain J. Beauchamp and wife lief,
Highland Springs last week for a
visit OF ten OF twelve days in New
York city, Captain Hopkins is spend
ing several DAYS in the village with
his wife. who is a daughter OF Captain
Bcauchamp
"Children's Day" will he observed
sunday afternoon at New Bridge Bap-
list church. y very attractive pro-
gram has been arranged for this oc.
casioD,
Miss Emily Johnson. Of Washington.
y. c" is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Percy
;. Read. at "Reddydale.' near the post
Office.
A delightful surprise party was
given TO Miss Lcttie Lcftwich at Lib
e er'y Ma Hall the , home OF her parents.
Dancing was the chief feature of the
evenings pleasure. Delicious refresh
ments were served at 1880 o'clock, af-
ter which dancing was resumed. Those
present were Misses carrie ana Bertha
Adams, Ola Houston, Gertie and Lena
Kramer, Myrtle Reitelbach. Anne
Marie lialey,, Grace Miller. Thclma
Mesdames I. {. Cr!dlim, y. L. NorveU.
Eta Hughes III. :. I.eftwich; Mcssrs
Ernest Dickinson, Tom Usherwood.
Bernard Kramer, Ray Welsh. cir
Adams. Eddie Hechler. Arthur Gray
Charles !ioustog Qzaie TAYLOR Albert
Cridlin. and Masters Harry Leftwich
and Ryland Norvcll.
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MINERAL

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Mineral. Va, June 2s.-P II. Haskell
returned Monday from a trip to Column
b!a, s. c.
c. *. Newman returned from a trip
to Baltimore. whore he attended the
Democratic convention.
Miss Mary Arnett is visiting rela-
tives in New York.
Robert Crawford of New York. spent
Tuesday visiting relatives In Mineral
Captain Boyd Smith returned Sat
urday from n trip to Richmond
Walter II. Hall is visiting friends
In Culpcper.
Mrs McSween, of Grace Bay. n s. is
visiting her son, j. NJ McSween. at the
Arminius Mines.
Mrs. Anderson, of Charleston. w.
Va. and Mrs. Foster. of Richmond, who
have been visiting their sister. AIRS
G. H. Bailey. for the past two weeks
returned home Thursday
Mrs. J. T. Sergeant is visiting rcla-
tives at Louisa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickers. of crozet, Wis.,
tied here Sunday last
Walter Smith and family are visiting
relatives in Louisa county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
0ANViLLE
Ispeclal 10 ma rlmcs.Disnntch- |

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Danvillc, Va, June 29-Miss May
Harriet Haskins graduated this week
from the New England Conservatory
OF Music. at Boston one of a grad
uating class OF seventy-e!ght members.
Miss iaskins took her degree In the
teachers course of the pianofortc de-
partmcnt.
The music pupils and the friends Of
the late Professor r. 5. Phifer are
preparing to erect a memorial to him,
and q fund is being raised for that
purpose y record of all the contri~
buttons to this fund Is being kept and
VIII be presented TO his family
inc Red Men of Dauvillc are pre-
pairing to hold n big celebration here
on the Fourth OF July. y large num-
her of delegates are coming from
nearby towns. and an attractive pro-
gram has been arranged to give them
a days thorough enjoyment There
VIII be barbecue at the park. base
and fireworks in the evening. The
city merchants will close their stores
for at least hah of the day and the
cotton factories viii close down for
the entire day.
Early in the coming autumn plans
are to be set on foot for spring fes-
tival to be given in this city. 1t was
proposed several weeks ago that the
city musicians should be called to-
gcther at once in order to get the
names of those willing to take part in
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Thursday afternoon on tho Phillips
yacht. and were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John King. They
were entertained at lunch on Friday
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Pinncr Mr.. and
Mrs. King and Mr.. and Mrs. Pinner re-
turned Friday afternoon with the
Phillips and their guests on the yacht;
and spent Friday evening end Satur-
day at Ferry Point
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Bowman are
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. II. W. Camp
bell
Mir. and Mrs. George ~. Williams and
son. Wordsworth. of Portsmouth, have
concluded Il visit to Mrs. j. w. Baker
in Bank Street.
Mrs. $. ID. Rawlos. of Newport News.
has concluded a visit to Mrs. j. w.
Baker.
Mrs. s. d; Rifles has returned from
u Visit TO friends in New York. New
Jersey and Washington, ID. &.
John w. liison, W. q. Elan and C..
L. Lewis returned to-day from the Bal
timorc convention.
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was given in honor OF Mrs. shank's
sister. Mrs. Mary p. Walker, OF viz
sinia intermont College, at Bristol
Miss Merriam Whitcscarver entertain
ed about twenty young people at her
home on Academy street Tuesday eve
ming complimentary TO Miss Katherine
Ahrahams. Of Washington. d. c.. who
is the house guest of Miss Ethel
Whitescarver, on Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. G!imer and two
children. of pulaski, are guests OF
Mrs. Gilmcr's brother. j. T.. Saul, Jr.,
on the Boulevard
Miss Mary Beddlngcr. OF Atlanta, Ca.
Is spending some time at the home of
L. w. Logan. near town
Mrs. ]. y. billiard, of Brooklyn. \.
y. has been the guest for several tays
OF Mrs. Frank Gordon and other rela-
lives in salem.
Rev. J. ~ Crawford. of san lose. Cal.
VINO has been the guest the past week
OF his niece. Mrs. w y. Dillard, on
College Avenue. has lott for a visit
20 relatives in Tennessee and ken
lucky.
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NORWOOD

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch
Norwood. Va. June 29-Mrs. William
d. Cahell. of Chicago. arrived on sun
day to visit her son. Charles Elliott
Cabell
Mrs. Richard Adcocls and l'ttle
daughter returned to Richmond on
Tuesday after spending a week with
Mrs. George ID. ScrugSs.
Jim Heath visited his mother at
Scottsville on Tuesday.
Misses Ann and Mary Cabell have
returned from months stay in
Washington.
Sammie Dolen, of Kentucky, is
visiting his home here.
Mrs. Tom West and children are
visiting friends in Newport News at
this writing
Mrs Julia Bowios. of Lynchburg. is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs Charlie
Roberts.
Mrs. Harry Anderson, of Warren.
visited her mother, Mrs. Nellie Turner.
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jerry Wood was the guest Of
Mrs Wood. of Pinch Neck. last week.
Mrs. Jane Dixon and Miss Bette
Dixon. of Schuyler. are ''lsitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bolton, of Wineina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

Arch Cheatham, a member OF the club,
who has made tho highest score during
the season The hours were from 10
10 o'clock The porch was beautiful
ly decorated with palms. sweetpeas and
nasturiums In profusion. The guests.
upon their arrival. were served with
punch. Five tables Of auction bridge
were the features of the occasion Ices,
bonbons and minis were served by
Miss Louise Hackney Those present
were Mrs. Arch Chcatham, Mrs. Floyd
I-ambe. Mrs. y. Il. Gilbert. Mrs. Tom
Cox. Mrs. Fred flaming. Mrs u. c.
Mitchell. Mrs. y. :. Thomas, Mrs W.
NJ. Yearly. Visitors: Mrs. w. j.
Griswold, Mrs. J. Crawford Biggs. Mrs
Travis Umstead, Mrs. j. NJ Manning.
Mrs. c. Cn. Thomas. Mrs. Will L!ps
comb Mrs. l. y. Carr, Mrs. Joe Graham,
Mrs. j. a. Robinson. Mrs. T. l. William
son. of New York, and Misses Mary
Sasser and Louise Hackney
The Baraca class of Trinity Church
held an informal social session Friday
night in the schoolroom of that
church. short address was made by
o. f. Crowson. Ills subject was How
TO Get New Members"
Miss Lucy stokes. who has been on
a visit to Concord and Monroe. has
returned TO her home in this city
Miss Ncttic Cox has gone to Win
ston- salem TO soJourn among friends
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r o. Sharp have re-
turned from an extended trip TO the
states of PENNSYLVANIA, New York, Yer
mont and Maryland.
Thirty young people of this city
notored TO Chanel Hin Wednesday
tts
versity well. We're joined at G;ordan
nan by q number OF young people
Of Of the IIiil and engaged in "a dance.
young people from this city. The
evening was an Ideal one for motoring,
and the burhamitcs had a delightful
Mrs G. l. Lambcrth. of Portsmouth,
VA IS visiting friends on Trinity
ba ME- Sa r.. t. Long. of Chapel Hill. who
hcr, home Wednesday.
II. y LeGrand has returned from a
'e Miss Ho HIP 70 to Mrighisyile Beach
inond who was the maid of honor Mt
the Clark Mangum wedding. returned
nome Wednesday
j. NJ W Hicks Of New York. ar
rived in the city Wednesday morning
| on a visit 10 his niece. Mrs. c. r.
Norris " u. Hicks. of Biscoe. is
| -l''-t'N l't7 ~ lt1 udNS AT the nome
| OF Dr c. L. Norris
| DF. c. Lafayette Hutchinson Is on n
| pleasure TRIP to Narragansctt Pier, r.
| Misses Elizabeth Taylor and Kath-
| erinc De Vault, OF Ashcville. are the
| G,harhinf mouse guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! j. o barrett. on McMannen street.
Mrs. J.. Z. Southerand. OF Winston
| salem: Is spending ~ few days In the
| city the guest Of Mrs. T. T. Souther-
land
! Tuesday morning Miss Matte, Toms
| entertained her house party with n
beautiful porch party at her residence
on East Main street. The house party
IS composed OF Miss Penn Louise
| jackson. OF Norfolk Miss Sarah Wall.
OF Hillsboro. and MISC Susie Morgan,
| of Hertford \. c. The decorations
were ferns and sweetpeas Instead OF
| place cards. sweetpeas numbered the
table, During the game punch and
sand"lchcs were served. pleasant lit
crcnm and candies were served. bliss
Jackson regaled the company with de.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
SALEM

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Salem Va, June 2a.-AIrs. Wilbur r.
Cross was hostess on Wednesday, at
o'clock of n delightful ciEht-coursc
luncheon. which she gave complmen-
tary to Mrs. Ernest HUH. OF Sparta,
Tenn, who is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. r.. G.. Saunders. Mrs. Crosss
guests were Mesdames Ernest Hull. II.
G. Sanders. ]. p. Saul. Jr., ]. p. Garrett.
George r. Kelly, and Mrs. H. c. Gil
mcr of Pulaski The dining-room was
most charmingly decorated with cut
flowers.
MIR. and Mrs. II. D. Shank enter
talned very delightfully."- Tuesday even
ing number of their friends at a
porch party. The large Colonial porch
was prettiiy decorated with pink but
terflies and potted plants. The. pr'n
cipal feature was progressive Five
Hundred, while book and checkers
were provided for those who do not
play cards. Fruit punch vas served by
Katherine Walker. The entertainment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
HEATHSVILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Heathsvllle, Va, June 29.Mrs. NJ. Lee
Starke. who has been visiting at the
home of {. Harding Walker. has re-
turned to her home in Brooklyn. "
y. Miss Marie Walker accompanied
her and later they Will spend some
time In Saratoga
Rev. and Mrs. Carson have had Mrs
Carson's TWO sisters as visitors re-
Gently.
Randolph stith Brent and bride
returned TO cottage House where
they VII be FOR the remainder OF tho
chas e. sterling and family AFRO
spending some days in Lcnnardtown.
Later Mr.. Sterling will go to- New
York. Richmond and other points.
Professor II. Mason Brent visited
friends at Rchob"th Church recently.
Nirgil Carson is i'm Richmond From
there he will 20 to Albemarlc.
Mrs. Leonard and Miss Todd Motley
We're recent guests of Mrs. i. T.
Booker.
Julian Euhank. Of Baltimore, is
spending some time with his father
Giles Il. Eubanw, in Heathsvillc.
Mrs; NJ T. Garner ana son. Robert.
are visiting friends in Norfolk
Mrs. Susan Edmunds and Mrs. John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
MONTVALE
| Especial 10 The Timcs-Disnatch1

Especial TO The TimeS-DiSpatch.1
MontNalc. Va. June 29.-Dr and Mrs
a. II Early and daughter have return
ed from Columbus. o., and had for
their guest this week Mrs. Llcwellen.
OF Esmout.
aunt Mrs Wciburn, at Roanoke.
Miss Hortcnsc and Master James
Wells, Of LynchburG, are the guests
or their grandmother, Mrs. James
Or; Epps Price of Altavistn, is
spending this week with his parents.
Or. and Mrs. S II. Price.
Misses Madaline and Gladys Gillian.
OF buchanan. arc guests of their
brother. r. y. Gillian, at Hotel Mont
Miss Maude Hobbs. of Petersburg.
and Mrs. 7. w. Woods. Of Richmond.
are among the recent arrivals at Edge
Hill
Mrs. c. c. Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Garrett. who attended the flu
neral of Joseph Gill at Bedford. have
returned home
Miss Alice Woods. of Waynesboro. is
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John ScruGgs.
Fred Newman, OF West Virginia. is
VISITING his parents. Mr. and Mrs Lee
Newman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

It. Kinran have returned to their
home In Baltimore. after a pleasure
visit to the home OF S Cowan.
Mrs. kirkc. of Lancaster county. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst. of Baltimore. were
recent guests in the home OF Il. l.
Downing. in Cherry Point.
Miss Aileyrissa Hazard was re-
Gently guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry
BASQUE. in Cherry Point.
r. Farrin and daughters. Mrs Sim
pei and AIRS. Moonan, are home.
Miss Susie Travcrs. OF Cowarts.. was
recent visitor of Miss Alice Eichel-
berger.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson spent the
weekend with her sister. ..rs. Clinton
Pearson
Eugene Fanin and Il. NJ. Rains were
recently In Baltimore
professor IL. Mason Brent has re-
signed his position in Randolph Macon
Academy at Bedford City, and has ac-
copied the position as supervising
principal of one OF the schools in
Richmond
Professor j. Harper Brent will re-
turn to Barton Heights school tho
ensuir- session, where he holds the
p9sitloi OF supervising principal Both
OF these young men viii leave shortly
for Columbia University. New York.
FOR the summer session.
The Misses Nelms entertained the
pnst week In honor of their guests
Misses lissey and O'Ncalc. of Balti-
more Among those present were
Misses Mary and tIilarzardc Raney.
GencvieVe ana Margaret Smith. Marie
Walker. Leah Rice. Eiizabcth Andcr-
son and boswell shirley, Estellc Bolts.
Louise Blundow and Kathryn Rice
Messrs Lusk. Doggctt. Tom and VIII
liam Brent. DR.. Fred. -. Brent. and
Professor j. harper Brent
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CONCORD

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Concord. Va, June 2o.-AIr and Mrs.
Hatcher Ould. who have been visiting
Or. and Mrs. w. l. Ould. lest for their
home at Norton. w, Va. Thursday.
Miss Gene Howerton. of LynchburE,
is visiting Miss Susie Cardwell
Or. Frank Fisher was a visitor In
town Monday.
W. r.. Price and wife. of Winston-
Salem. N. c.. arc here visiting the
formers parents.
Miss Bessie Sallou, who has been
the guest of Mrs. w l.. Ould for the
past two weeks. left for her home in
South Boston Friday. accompanied by
Mrs. Ould. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c: Wharton visited
Mrs. II. C. Page. OF Crewe. Monday.
Charles Evans. of Lynchburg, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. D. s. Evans.
Richard Cross returned Friday from
Richmond.
H. C. steele, of Forest, visited hero
Sunday.
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BROOKNEAL

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Brookneal. Va, June 29.-Judse
on Tuesday.
Mrs: w. II. Lipscombe. OF Charlotte
nesday.
Mrs. Addic Mason. of Naruna. was in
Brookncal while Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. May Williams returned yester-
Gladys.
Rev, r.. L. Hearn. Of Rustburg. spent
Rush
Herbert Walden, of Elba, is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Edith Sturgis, of Modisonville,
spent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs j.
X Williams. -
Miss Alise Walthar is visiting rcia-
tivcs in South Boston
X. K. PrinSlc. of Lynchburg, is visit
ing IN the home of Mr., and Mrs. CaDell
Miss Oracle Bates returned from
Nathalie on Wednesday,. where She
had been visiting her aunt for some
Miss Lottic Bates spent Saturday
and sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. of Vir-
GINA city. paid visit to Mr. Will
sons daughters here this week
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Anderson are
visiting in the home OF Mrs. Andcrson's
father, W. y. Price.
Mrs. Hiram Elder and daughter Mrs.
Carrie Henderson. of Hatcreek. spent a
few days this week with Mrs r. Ii.
Henderson.
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!ghtful music. The guests present
We're Misses Matte Moye Adams Eliza
beth Jones. F,stelle Flowers Mamie
Green. Sarah Erwin. Gladys German.
Eliza beth Fuller, Margaret Thomas.
Mamie Bet Wright. Mary O'Bricn.
Otelia Cunningham. Rose Elwocd
Bryan. Lucy Grey Calling, Ruth Fall
lon. Mary Emily Wilkerson. OF Char