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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
WYTHEVIllE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Wvtheyille. Va, November Con-
Tuesday morning Miss Annie S"ccker.
of this place and Grover Henderson
Of Blacksburg. were married At the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs NJ. J. Swecker. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
derson left on the morning train for
an extended visit to New York
Mrs. James Kelley entertained very
charmingiy on Tuesday evening In
honor of Mrs. Jennie Brown. "f Mar
t,nsviIle. Mrs. Brown is guest al
"Ingleside" and mas been the recipi-
en-, of many social honors ~h'ic IN
Wythevllle.
THURSDAY evening Mrs. Bascom Maui
min entertained the Five Hundred CiuD-
/. r,,3nber of invited gusest, besides the
club members, enjoyed Mrs. Maupih
hospitality.
On Wednesday afternoon the Alter
noon Club held It's Thanksgiving meet
ing with Mrs Curran Sanders at nef
handsome home or Highland HeiS nts-
Mrs. 4. a. Campbell. president OF the
Virginia Division, United Daughters
Of the Confederacy. has returned from
tho United Daughters of the Conted-
eracv convention in Washington.
Mrs. {. W. pike has returned 10 her
home il Birming ham after WISH 10
Mrs. W : Poage
Edward Spiller has passed ms CA
amina ton and been commissioner SEE
ond lieutenant in the Coast ATtlAierS'
United states Army or a large num-
49, NJ snplicants. eleven only passed
4 successful examination
Colonel Thomas Boyd, president Oh
Louisiana University. Is VISITING MS
sister. Mrs W II. Spiller.
Mrs. v. 3. Roper. of Norfolk. is Wis
itinr her parents. Mr.. and Mrs G. :.
Bruce.
Miss Susie Brown. OF Bristol. is the
weekend guest of Mrs Dean COrsa az
her home on Union Street
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FREEZING

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Freezing Va. November 3e-Dr'
James c. Speer. Of Coeburn. ie visiting
friends at this place.
Fssu buchanan. Of Darwin. is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. John +. Triv!tt.
Robert }. Reed Of Jenkins, KY. is
visiting his father. Amos Reed
Mrs. william Hyiton has returned TO
her home At Wise. after a weeks stay
with her parents. Mr.. and Irs. william
McFalL
Greed ~ Vanoyer. Of Clintu ood' vas
al Freezing during the week
Rev. Caleb Haynes. OF Jewel. NY, -
visiting James c. Wills.
Misses Minnie and Grace McFail are
visiting relatives at Ntse.
Nj. and Mrs stuart Neral. OF bo!s-
camp. are visiting the former grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs william Nc
Fail
Hiram J. Reed 10 visiting relatives a
Jenkins. Ky.
Master Dewey B1chansn- Of Dsr7in'
is visiting a, John = Trtvitts.
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G0RDONSvlLLE

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
Gordonsville. Va. November SIN
vitations for the Thanksgiving dance
were recalled by the Gordonsviil@ GER
man Club. owing to 1he serious Illness
~ one OF its members. Herdun McSo" %
herd.
Miss Homsssell Graves. who j. teach
ing this session in Orange. Il spend .
ing a few days with her parents AZ
Weston"
g T. Cowherd and r. q. Cowherd are
staying in Charlottesville with their
brother. who was taken TO the Martha
Jefferson Hospital or Monday- on
saturday evening Mr. Towherd was
kicked by hts horse and so seriously
Injured. an operation was necessart.
Mrs. Allen Potts entertained most
delightfully."- on Friday at luncheon IN
honor OF Mrs j. g.. Noodrir house
guest. Miss Ella Boiling, OF New York.
other guests wcr. Nj. and Mrs. J. {.
Woodriff and Miss Woodrin. Later Miss
Boiling will spend some time with
N-s. Potts at Happy Creeh. Abe
marie.
Sam +. NcEiroy. Of Maple spring
ieft for Pittsburgh on TUESDAY. wners
he has accepted position with the
Stee, Trust MI McElroy was d
popular member OF the younger set at
Albemarle and Orange. and his depart
vre is much regretted.
Miss Ellen Guy Lindsay. Of Rich
nOnd il spending some Time a.
.Sprinzflelds" during her short stay IN
Altemarle. Miss Lindsay has made
many friends.
Mrs. Charles Peyton cowherd. OF Oak
fIiH has returned from Spotsylvania
County, where she wa cal some ten
days ago by news OF the obstruction
b. fire OF her parents home.
Nj and Mrs. Holiday. Messrs. j. r
W. Ruffn. W. W Osborne and r. Beverly
C;oodloe were Orange visitors on Mon
day.
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BERRYVILLE

Especial TO The -Dispatch.l
Berryville. Va, November 5V.--Miss
Marie Crow is visiting friends in
Washington. and later Will 90 70 Bal
timore. sid.
Miss Emily Powers has returned
from visit TO friends in Warren
County.
Mrs. Mamie Eustapluere has gone
10 Hoboken. y. j.. TO visit heE sister
Mrs. Baya stevens.
Mr. and Ms. George Parker. of Ne~-
port News. were guests OF Mrs. W. VI.
s Hammond this week.
Mrs ". NJ : Hammond has r.turned
10 New York after spending week
at her home in town.
turned 10 Roanoke.
Miss Mamie Larue. of Rippon, w.
Va. Is visiting the Misses Luke.
Masses Frances and Margaret Ma
comb are spending several days 10
Buena Vista
Mrs r u Powers has returned from
Norfolk and other points.
T. r McManus. OF Washington, IS
IN town for several da*s.
Rev :. = Moore. Of ParkersDurS. ".
Va. Is visiting mis- sister. Miss Jane
G. Moore.
A K4rfoot spent several Gays In
Washington this week
Mr. and Mrs. ". n Pstteson. OF
I.ynchburg. are guests al Dr.. X Z.
Pages
Miss Sophie Powers - visiting Miss
Jennie Meade at "Fauntleroy," White
POST
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ROCKY MOUNT
rS,.c;.I IN The Times Dispatch

rsoecial to The Times Dispatch
Rocky Mount. Va, November So.-A
brilliant dance was given at Hotei
Rocky Mount Thanksgiving night oy
the german club. music being fu-nisheo
by a Roanoke orchestra
On the previous Friday night inc
Ma.ons gave a big banquet at the no
tel. at which ninety eight covers were
laid A. B. Garrett was POSTMASTER
and speeches were made by w L. An
5reu of Roanoke. grand master OF
tho Grand Lodge OF Virginia; James
y stafford and Rev c. w Reed -
dei,phtful dinner was served in courses
ord music was rendered by A maie
quintet. composed of the best VOICES
in town. x~-u
Mr.. and Mrs. r l. Lee. OF Ne"
are visiting their niece, Mrs =. o.
Willis. for week -.
Miss Meta ID. Builsrd has oeen tne
ru.st this week of her cousin. MIS- T.
o. Hoffman c.,aro
Mrs p p. Dickinson went u Sa1e"
7-b,,rsdav to the wedding of her COUSIN
Miss Helen Hood and Rappi Meyers
Rev. and Mrs. W. II Hammer leit 'n.s
w.ek for panvflie. while Rev J. .
Amen comes TO Scott Memorial from
Culpeper- 49,. work
5 visiting friends IN Rocky Aoun' 'O'
2 day OF two.
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HEATHSVIlLE

Especial TO The imes-Dispatch.l
HeatHsy slle Va. November 31.-M-s.
r. ". Harding has closed her home FL
Wicornico Church for the winter. and
will spend the time with relatives and
friends in Baltimore. Washington.
Alexandria and Richmond
Mrs Elizabeth P1nckard. OF Reno
both Church. will spend the winter
with her dauShter. Mrs ?. NJ Gresham
a. Lancaster Courtsouse
Dr. Fred D. Brent left this week. 20
be present at the marriage of his
brother Henri Mason Brent. and Mss
Rose O'Hars. in Bedford
Rev. E B B,EwelI. Of Fauquier
County. and Dr. Snead- Of Stafford.
were recent guests OF Mr. and Mre.
Harvey Gresham,
Miss Jennie Brooke. Of Roanoke. will
spend the winter with Nrs. NJ G
Oldham.
Morgan Lee Starke Of Brooklyn. y.
Z. was the recent guest Of Mr.. and
Ms c Harding Walker
Iss Mamie Pearson SonehaIn. was
che week END guest Of her mother,
Mr, Wright. at her home near Monas-
kou
Mrs Clinton Pearson and small
daughter were guests of her mother,
Mrs W. p. Anderson. recently.
Mrs. II G. Rowe. Mrs. Joseph Bryant
and Miss Myrtle Barnes have returned
from a recent trip 20 Baltimore
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HOUSTON

Especial 10 The Tfmes-Dispstch.l
Houston. Va November sc--Nrs-
James lorraine. Of Scottsviile. is
spending some time with her inothcr.
Mrs. c. c. Darlington
y z LoveIsoe. who has been visit
ing relatives and hunting. returned
to Richmond on Tuesday
Albert Stanaeld. after vieitfuE rela-
fives a, Houston. returned to Toronto
Canada or Tuesday
G G Bsrksdaie. Of Richmond. spent
sunday with his parents here
Nr and Mrs. ]. Herman Adams have
returned from . honeymoon trip 20
washington ard other points % inter
eet
W G Scott salesman Of the Ech-
--ond Paper Company. fs on visit to
his home at Houston
Rev Sfr. Dosn. Of S,uth Boston. is
assisting Rev -. Maynard IN series
% revival services at the Baptist
Church
A pretty Wedding wa celebrates At
tho home OF ". P. sbapsrd on Tues
day evening at T:se o'clock. when Miss
L<rora Estis. dsushtsr Of Mrs. B. NJ
Estis. vac married 20 John William
Furgu,on. OF Lynchburs- The MP
tiaI service ives performed by Rev.
Nathan Maynard. Of the Baptist Church.
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NORWOOD

gspecisI to The Tines- DisPstchi
Norwood Va. November se-Al'
entertainment was held in the nisn
school building on saturday AFTERNOON
and night for the beneft OF Christ
Church
Rev ] p Lsvtnder preached MS iss'
s<r-,on here on sunday morning. he
left this week for bis new Geld OF LABOR
N Greene County. He viii &c sue
cee6ed here By Rev G. II Mayo.
Mrs Mayo csbeIl and Two Children
Of Big stone Gap. are visiting MIS-
CabeIrs mother. Mrs Richard Csoeil
Of this place.
iu Lvnchburg this week
Mrs +. c. LAsy. Of Richmond. spent
Saturday and sunday Win fTienos
here.
Mr. Jossfe Roberts. Of Eichmoud. u
visiting Mrs Richarc Roberts here.
Misses Alice and Helen Jordan. OF
tho high school here. attended the
Tssrhers. Association in Richmond this
week
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G0RD0NSVILLe

Especial 10 The Times DIE patcn.l
Cicrdonsville, Va. November 60
Professor and Mrs. Joseph W. Hall. Ok
D,ilwyn, spent several days this week
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W Hall, in the city. en- route to
the Teachers Association. in Rich
Tnond
James HUFF. OF Notes.-The. has been
spending the week with his psrsnts.
Nj and Mrs. J. 5. Huf, near town
James ~. SDeed left a few DAYS
since 20 visit relatives end friends ia
Louisa eount..
Professor B II. Faulconer. of Pungo-
league. spent THANKSGIVING with his
sisters. Misses Josephine and Norma
Fsuiconer, I'm the city.
Mrs James NJ Shepherd and dacSh-
ter. Miss Susie Shepherd. Of Whining
ton. Fluvsnna County. we're guests this
week Of tho formers sister. Mrs J. Z.
Schlosser.
Miss IDA Noodson OF North Garden.
has been spending the week with her
aunt Mrs J. ID. Bibb. In South Cor
louisville.
Mrs John ". scott spent several
DAYS this week with relatives and
friends IN Richmond.
Mrs. Harriet Green~ay. Of Lexington.
Ky spent several DAYS This week
wiz her sister. Miss Mar Curd- On
route home from trip 10 Europe.
Rev. J. +. CuthFieu- Of Richmond.
spent several days this week wit
friends in Gordonsyilie and Bsrbours-
Vile.
BoIen Clarke Of Clifton Forge. spent
several days this week with l. J.
Faber and family. OF the city
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MALVERN HILL

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Malvern nm. Va. November 5V.-
A successful entertainment was given
by the Lend Hand and Golden Rule
Circles of Kings Daughters al their
hall on Friday night The program
consisted OF plays music and readings.
The first play was called a Matri-
monial Advertisemen and was given
by Misses Ridda Carter. Emma GIL and
Sue c. Brown and Robert Eberiey and
j. Foster Saunders Messrs. Reinhardt.
Cosby Chisholm and Lyman. Of Rich
mond. entertained the audience with
music and recitati)ns. These were
foil owed by a play entitled Dinner at
SiN," In which Misses Emily Harrison.
Mamie Ruf,n aud Mabel Baker. Mrs.
J. NJ Bell. Hugh T. and Mortimer Har-
rison took part Mrs. : Parke Regis
ter. Jr.. took charge Of the fancy work
table and Miss Florence Eberley OF the
candy table.
Mrs Thomas e. Harrison, OF BAY
View" is the guest Of her sister. Mrs
Gill in Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs ". Harvey Risk and
little son. Donald. are the guests OF
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Clark. at Harden's- on-the-J james.
Mrs Mary L. Bell. who has spent the
summer In Harrisonburg. returned
on Saturday 70 Upper Shirley where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. II. :. Saunders.
aIr and Mrs. Decatur Mayo. OF Bran
Don. spent Sunday with Mrs. NJ. w.
Douthat At Upper Weyanoke.
Mr. and Mrs. r. :. Saunders, Mrs
J. II. Gill and J. " Bell spent Monday
of this week In Richmond.
Mortimer Harrison. who is teaching
this year in Chesterfield County spent
the weekend with his parents at bay
View"
Miss Sue Carter. Of Shirley. is the
guest Of relatives in Richmond
Mrs. S. Parke Register. Jr, of River
view" spent Monday. Tuesday ana
Wednesday with Mrs. Samuel l. Reg
lister at "Duntreath."
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,r,rnned IN point lace. her ven oaosn'
with orange blossoms es,,2 .s,n
ryine a hcart-shapeo O'N
nd Mrs.. n ". Lewis announce
- .neagerent Of their daagntel
Wei. wauA~. 80 John 7. Walton. OF
Greensboro. y. G. the wedding 70 t-Ne
,e-ts on Norsh Mair street. Wednes-
day. December IL -.,,-
Tbe little inmates Of the Danviile
o-nhanar~ we're rogaied With SUB
stauttat Thanksgiving Feast on II -
dav morning last iarSe naDsr 81
voluntary contributions we're sent 20
,a~ crvh.nss> sot a number - prom
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BRISTOL

rsoeotal 20 The Tirnes-pi sps;eh-I
Brfstol Va November S0-DE- sao
Mr, A. II Carter LEI; this week fcs
the esst shorc Of Florida. Veer~ they
will spend the winter Tnev vii Visit
various points slorg the coast and .sifs
will 20 20 Cuba
Mr.. and Mrs. T II. Tcimscee and
daughter and Captain and Mr. W ~
brand have returned % their ~.1seE
bones 81 Csptivs- Fla
Mrr. J. @. Lsynan entertained On
Tuesday IN honor of her sister. siss
Ida ucGoldrick. who vas a Oride-elco;
and whose marriage with David Brown
Rhodes was soiemnizeo on "Wednesday
evening.
DR.. W. s Neighoors. prcsideu; OF
sriiins College. this city. attended the
Educational Conference .; Richmond
this week
Miss Pansy Meek. Of Bsrke's Garden
was entertained this week 80 the
quest % Misses Edith and Kathleen
Kelly.
Mrs Mamie Taylor. widow Of Sena-
tor Robert I. Taylor. has returned
from NiiIigan. Tenn. where she visited
Mr. and Mrs A. A. TAYLOR.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Copcnhaver. %
seven-Miie Ford. were guests Of Judge
and Mrs. Jos l. Kelly during the
Thanksgiving season
Mrs. r. ~ Crumley and children.
Miss Kathleen and Morton. left this
week for Grand Rapids Mich, whore
they will visit the parents OF Mrs.
crurnley. DR. ard Nis e Morton. Until
sstsv the hoiidsys
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WINCHESTER
speci.l 10 The Tires-Dispsieh.

special 10 The TimesDisps;eh-I
winchester Va. November 3c--
AShhv Spriut a prominent young Win
chester business man. and Miss Amy
Snurrier. dasgh;eT OF J. z Spurrier-
OF the general managers stan OF toe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. also OF
this city. were married at noon OF
THURSDAY al the home or the bride
aunt Mrs Albert SpurrieT- in Baiti-
more. The nan no attendants They
will live in this city.
Mr.. Charles Ridsely White and her
cyne son who have been visiting her
mother Trs. ~. IT. G. Willis. Tor sew
.rai weeks. have returned 10 Cations
Vile. Md.
Trs. Juliet \ NcCzv left this week
"a visit her son and dsuShter-in-iav.
NJ ard Nr~. Thomas DEG NcCav. IN
p-sshfr<to, md she will spend the
s-estcr portion Of the winter In Nor
folk
Miss Louise Green-~slt has been the
s,.si this week % Miss Anna Davis
4, her homo ~ Richmond
uiss cara Richards left thS week
,sr Tsrurs. Fls. where she viii spend
;hc vintcs.
Mis- virna Rooey. Who has been
visiting Miss Emily Weers a. the home
90 her rsreats %r. and Mrs. z V
,,-..as has -e-srned TO Baltimore
Mrs. J Y. Taylor has gone on q
visit 20 reisnves In Eev Jersey and
Se-v York City.
Miss Vera Lynch has oeen visiting
friends this week in Washington
Mrs. Alfred Ferguson and her daugn-
ter Miss Belle Ferguson. eft the cary
pa-s u the week on driving t-As 70
Fauquie- md I.oydoon Counties. where
they Will visit relatives.
Miss Mamie walter has been speno
ing the week ~ Eichaond with friea9s
Mrs. George G Grouse. woo has beer
Visiting Mas Ethel HansbT0ush. bss
returned to her home at West Union
W. Va
Miss Florence Hcn7ins has zone 20
Richmond 70 visit friends az the Wo-
mans College. % which she 10 . grad
uats
Mrs Adam G csrson. who came re-
ccntly fren Manila. p. l.. 10 spend the
winter with aer mother. Mrs. = l.
Conrad. he's been visiting relatives 10
Baltimore.
Miss Douglas Fuller has gore TO Bsi-
,imcre. where she expects to spend
The vistss-
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KING GEORGE

Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispstcn.l
King George. Va. November ~
Harry Brooks. OF Washington. Is
spending this week with william L.
Garnett at spy HIN.
Albert Disney. r. l.. largest. ST.
Z. r.. largest Jr.. and W r. Miller
all Of Baltimore. spent Thanksgiving
week with Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Target
at Bleak liii,.
Professor Holmes G. Turner. Of tho
fredericksburg College. spent the
Thanksgiy holidays with his sister.
Mrs. W. \. Rose. at King George.
Mrs. II. T. Ga-nett Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Britain. IN
PO- ,smouth.
Mrs. r. T. Arnold has returned from
a visit 10 ,er sister Mrs. oscar Sty-
son. in Washington.
Robert Fauntleroy is spending week
with his mother in Washington
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CONCORD

fspec-aI 20 Tho Times Dispatch
Concord Va November So.-Mrs-
John w HiIldrvp is a guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Y. w Stratton
Professor John II Fisher left Wed
- sdsy for several days visit 70 Nch-
moud to attend the Educational con-
ference
Mr. and Mr.. John z. Martin have re-
-ur-ed from visit 10 relatives in
North Carolina
Mrs. n n. Cross and daughter. Miss
Grace. left Wednesday for Richmond
20 spend several daye.
pr. ". l. OUld is having foundation
laid for = handsome residence In place
OF the one destroyed by fire in August
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while that AWARDED 70 thc Visiting
guest vas a dainty pin cu8hfor-
on wednesday Yrs James q frxIn
ertertained the SIX StockinE club a.
mr. home On Main Street There wsr-
four tables Of bridge. and the prize
was won b. Mrs Henry reffon.
Among those who we're orrse1f U~re
Mss Ina Allen. Miss frr1a frTrer1
Miss .suceiia Mccain. Mis- rslr- Vac
dilL Nrs John r. Overbsy. Niss orar>
Ioues MIS- saurf@Ts. 81 Fttnxtta-
Miss wiley. Of south Carolina Ni~s
Elizs Hsr1ifn Mis- Mavo N-s-1- NJ
lance CsfHr( MA f<Sr11~4s. ~i>. VIZ
si~ts fsa1rr Ete- naff f<-sH. I<1<
wius strsuse sn5 Mss Mar <~>1inzr
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BON AIR

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Ben Air. Va. November so.-Bash
Jones was the guest Of friends In
this place on Sunday.
Mrs william Cooke and daughter.
Evelyn. OF Norton. a.e visiting st the
home OF MIS- 4. l. r. Cooke.
Mr. ana Mrs Rudolph siegeI were
the quests on Sunday Of Nr. and Mrs.
Carl B0schen.
Misses Nellie xcCluer and Nancy
es.rrsnxton arrived TUESDAY from
I.ynchhrrx TO spend the holidays with
Or and Mrs. 2 r. NcClucr-
Miss l. y. Cook spent fev dsys
With frienss In Riehmond d0rius ,ns
lrs~ ~c>h-
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fnenf Danvilie women saw 90 = that
ths children we're not forgottca
- piano recital was given ~ tae
musical students OF the Randolph
Macon Institute on Monday last. which
attracted a large audience. The pro-
gram was an unusually lour one mo
rendered IN very creditaele man
neT
The Junior Bridge Club met LAST
Thursday aftern ron WITH Miss Annie
PAGE Friend az her rcsidrrrc ~ hoi-
brook Avenue. There were three -
bles and the club priEe was wnp ~
Miss Elizabeth Many and me visitor
M - ~ Miss Eleanor sostsrl The
club psfzc va q r~sqtffal pict1rs.
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OaNVILlE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Danvfiie. Va. November IA unique
shower was given or wednesday a.
terroon BY Mrs X 2. Burton 20 Mss
Halle Echols whose marriage 70 How .
ard Ianicr viii take place on Decen-
ber IA A musical program by Miss Jes-
sc Brewer and Miss Rersch was
q feature Of The entertainment Ut
ti~ virgins Raine. aged hvs sesrs.
Sr.<sre a. . bride. IN crepe q ehfnf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15
Beauty in Park and Street
By Louis DEM Blocker Chairman Board Of Public Works of Pensacola

they 60 fo and from their WORK Gee
M the streets ornameutrd uuT by
aulldinEt. lae ruea 90 traffic anf oc-
caaiouat excitement e1uFHd fv "a
casualty Incidental o. e1mmfHcia liEu.
TIE psychic effect 20 such eondi-
ticns leads e. disease uIth mental ana
bodily weakeninK ana 8 great depre-
citation ~ emeinu~-
To have streets lined wllh shade
trees. maEinE avenues Hf beauty and
1re-u sarss snu ~ srowlnE plants
anaHs leaves vet - ~ Dew CD tha
t1oFntnEs sutrke iu lhe eun's rave
ilEe myriads of precious gems. creates
q freshness and eladnera t8 aH who
- to their labor Cheerfulnesa and
GOD feeIng are Inspired and one
meets Re Co-worfeF with a rmlle az 4
hearty seed Morning which means
nc much ard costs e. llfHe
panan-nia Oh 40 Beautifully situated.
auf the streets r1 nicely arranged
tsat ths nossI snIues Cor making f
me = the moss beautiful cities CD ne
saufh is fev1ns 1ur conception. and.
fvf~E r'Fhf wlta E 40 the time. we
aH naf realise that now o. TIE time
tpr - - plar and make arrangements
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

his part and act u as well a. he can.
not stand Idle and criticiEe what the
other fellow is dolnE but try to a.
us wen n not better A kindly word
does not 20 amiss some times. and II
each and every one would SET thr
spirit before you arc aware. the pride
nf having a giorioua. prosperous and
happy community yin enter yo1r very
souls
can very readily understand why
those who ran 90 thinFu have q ais
taste In taking The Initiative and an
active interest in puzzle AFFAIRS. for
they are disinCllned % submit them
selves 60 the unjust criticisms % those
who speak or express themselves with
Uut being fully Informed and uh0
never accomplish anything Again.
generally. the praise or announcement
one receives in public ufe is that Of
great eAaltation one day, and the next
curses
Thoss who knou ne. appreciate hos
heartily 1 have entered Into civic de-
vol0pmeut and how have labored
wlth the limited aprroprta tons a. my
command 20 spread them over a. great
So aAN" 81" Na'Ha.MtAf MAAH" jas hANMN "a
me foundation IL well established
thosc who follow me cannot aford 81
drop Tits important work
Prom q Newspaper ] clip tire fol.
iowings Cincinnati wants 20 become
a better place Tor an her people. not
only % work hut 20 live en-. The e.
fort 20 provide for better PARIS and
mere Fairgrounds. 20 set ia % the
smoke nuisance. % improve housing
conditions. etc. are an part ~ that
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