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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-15
LEROY AND YORK

Leroy. Jan 10-Mr. G Y Miller and
wife OF OcaIa. ". 3. and L V New
bern with their families went up to
Gainesville IN a large touring car to
visit relatives and friends. Mr.. Miller
and the Messrs Newborn return by
way of Ocala.
Mr. William ellis went to ocala
Saturday,
Miss Rushee Russell. one Of York's
rising young ladies, returned to her
school at Sutherland Monday, after
spending the holidays with her mother
and other relatives.
Mr.. Charlie Beck Of Berlin Is now
clerking for Horne & Douglass
Mr., Easterling has broken up a
large tract Of land for this years crop.
Success TO him.
Mr.. L L. Steele. a farmer and mill
man, left Sunday for his work for the
big mills a. Silver Springs
Mr.. Dick Harrison Of Standard, was
a visitor at York Sunday and proceed
ed 10 Ocala. returning the same day
Mr.. Butler. the section foreman on
the Coast Line at Leroy. after getting
said section in good order, left Mon
day for Juliette. where he Will try his
hand al filling the soil instead OF rail-
.roading.
Miss Lallie ellis, another Of York's
handsome young ladies, went TO Ocala
Monday.
Farmers, now IS the time to begin
work 70 rthis years crop. Turn over
the soil. turn under grass and weeds
and let law until just before planting
harrow we'll. plant good seeds. Guilt
vate thoroughly and the results Will
be good crops in return.
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CTTRA

Citra, Jan. 10.-Mr. and Mrs. Dob
son and son Roy, Of Hopkinsville. Ky,
who have been spending the past
month with Mrs. J. r. Williams, left
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Ida Williams at
Alachua.
Mr. \. oliver of the Western Union,
Ocala, was in Citra Tuesday.
Miss Adelaide Harrison spent a few
days last week visiting relatives here.
Mrs \. \. Redditt spent a few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Stilley
at Silver Springs.
Miss Eugenia Burleson arrived here
Sunday from Alabama, where she has
a position, to visit her relatives here
for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. R J. Steele of Terrell
re in Citra visiting Mrs. Steele's par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Getsee.
Mrs Pearl Harris of Jacksonville is
visiting her brother. Mr.. Steele.
Miss Willie Proctor left Tuesday for
Marison. where she will enter school.
Conductor Charles Carter Of the a.
&c. l., was in Citra Tuesday looking
after his interests
Misses Zelma Cason and Lee Cas-
sells Of Island Grove, We're in Citra
Sunday.
Miss Belle Holder returned from her
home at Sante Fe Sunday. She was
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Cecil
Edwards. who will visit her aunt, Mrs.
J. y. MaIphurs.
Rev. NJ. N. Wimboldt preached two
fine sermons in Citra Sunday and are
at Orange Lake. He was accompanied
over by Mr.. Falkenberg, Misses May
and Lima Redditt.
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that fella boy" Binu Charley remark

that fella boy Binu Charley remark
ed
So stolid was his manner OF utter
ance that Joan turned carelessly TO see
what had attracted his attention and
found herself face to face with Go
goomy. At least It was the head Of
Gogoomy-the dark object they had
seen hanging In the smoke.
Nor was Joan's horror lessened by
the conduct of the Poonga-Poonga
boys. On the instant they recognized
the head, and on the instant rose their
wild hearty laughter as they explained
to one another IN shrill faisetto voices.
Gogoomy's end was a joke. He had
been foiled in his attempt to escape.
He had played the game and lost And
what greater joke could there be than
that the bushmen should have eaten
him?
The PoongaPoonga mems laughter
died down, and they regarded the spec
tacle with glittering eyes and glutton-
Gus expressions. The Tahitians. on the
other hand, were shocked. and Adamu
Adam was shaking his head slowly and
grun1ng forth his disgust Joan was
angry. Her face was white. but in
each cheek was a vivid spray of red.
Disgust had been displaced by wrath.
and her mood was clearly vengefuI.
Sheldon laughed
Its nothing to be angry over" he
said You mustn't forget that be
hacked off Kwaque's head and that he
ate one Of his own comrades that ran
away with him.
And don't forget" Sheldon added.
that he Is the son Of chief and that
as sure as fate his Port Adams tribes
men will take a white mans head in
payment"
1t is all SO CHASTITY ridiculous" Joan
finally said
"And-er-romantic." he suggested
slyly.
She did not answer and turned away,
but Sheldon knew that the shaft had
gone home.
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0OLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND

is reliable family medicine. Give it
to your children, and take it yourself
when you feel a cold coming on. It
checks and cures coughs and colds and
Group and prevents bronchitis and
pneumonia. Sold by Court Pharmacy.
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When in Need OF an Auto. Ring Up
j. III. SMITH
At the Florida Auto Sales COmpany's
Garage
PHONE 76
PRICES REASONABLE. GOOD CARS
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BIDS WANTED

Mr.. T. T Munroe, treasurer OF the
Marion County Hospital Association,
Of Ocala, Fla, will receive bids on or
before twelve o'clock noon, Tuesday,
January 10th, 1912. for the construc-
ton Of a hospital a Ocala.
Contractors on depositing s25 with
Mr.. 7. 7. Munroe, at the Munroe &
Chambliss Bank, as a guarantee for
the return OF plans and specifications,
will receive copies Of same.
The association reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Marion County Hospital Association,
Ocala, Florida.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
"CURES IN EVERY CASE"

Mr.. James McCafery, manager OF the
Schlitz Hotel, Omaha. Neb., recommends
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, be-
cause 1t cures in every case. Il have
used il myself and l have recommend
ed il to many others who have since
told me of its great curative power in
diseases of the throat and lungs" For
all coughs and colds it is speedily eff
fective. Sold by Court Pharmacy.
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CAFE OPEN ALL NIGHT

CONTINUED Monday
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Office

Notice : hereby given that pursuant
TO a final decree made and entered on
the 29th day q December, 1911, by the
Honorable Y. 5. Bullock. Judge Of the
circuit court Of the fifth judicial circuit
Of Florida. sitting n chancery for Mar
ion county, IN 4 certain cause lately
pending wherein the ocaIa Gas Engine
Works was complainant and J. g.
Howell was defendant. l Will on the
9Th day OF February. i. D. 1912. the
same being legal sales day. offer for
sale and sell between the legal hours
of sale 70 the highest and best bidder
for cash in front Of the west door Of
the court house at Ocala, Florida, one
DERRICK automobile. the same TO be
sold 20 satisfy said final decree and
costs. E. L Stapp, Special Master.
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Everybody is liable TO catch

Everybody is liable 10 catch cold"
but those who give a cold proper at
tention never have serious lung dis
eases. It IS neglect that makes them
serious. Prudent persons uSe BAL
LARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP as soon
as the trouble appears ana the cold
j. cured at once. Price CSC. soc and
81 per bottle Sold by all druggists.
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Do you know that fully nine out or
every ten cases Of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism Of the muscles due
TO cold or damp, or chronic rheuma-
tism, and require no internal treat
ment whatever? Apply Chamberlain
Liniment freely and see how quickly
II gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
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Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. L
allays the cough, relieves The lungs,
opens the secretions and aids nature in
restoring the system 20 healthy con-
dition- Thousands have testified 20 its
superior excellence. Sold by dealers
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The Merchants Cafe, J. r. Dewey,
proprietor, will now be open the entire
twenty-four hours, with an experienced
man in charge al night.
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WAITED To EXCHANGE

Florida land for light, fve-passenger
automobile. Car must be in first class
condition. Call on or write, J. ".
Hood, NJ D. Ocala, Fla
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INCUBATOR FOR SALE

120-egg incubator, $50. Now is the
best time to hatch your chicks. @. Z.
Peacock. care Star office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Some of the distinctive features we arc show
ing are the cutaway coats quite little longer boun
with flat silk braid or broadcoth The new length ha
the centre back straight made severely plain
ievcd by short belt or gathers the waist line Tn
more elaborate skirts show tunc effects and idea
in plai's
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SALEM

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
salem. a, September li.-AIiss BeS-
SIC Amiss was hostess at charming
porch party on Tuesday morning from
$50 to 1880 o'clock. The feature oil
the morning was rock. The guests Of
honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ~ Amias.
Of Front Royal MIR. and Mrs j. Il.
hean. Mrs John Beall and Il /. Beall
of CHATTANOOGA Tenn Fruit punch
Was served during the games after
Whicn an Ice course was served The
Invited guests We're Mrs w. II. cross,
Mrs j. +. Garrett, Miss Nellie McCrory.
Miss Annie Mae Garrett, Mrs J. G.
Darden. Miss Rachncl Garrett Mrs NJ
T. Younger ana Mrs Armstcad OF
Memphis Tenn.
After adjournment for the heated
summer months, the Southern Cross
chapter, United Daughters OF tho con-
lederacy. met in regular monthly Sos
sion Tuesday Afternoon in Tennessee
street. with an unusually .argn attend
ance. there being thirty present Tho
meeting was an unusually busy one A
vast amount OF business was transact
cd among which was the annual cleo
ton OF officers and the appointment OF
delegates to the State convention.
which meets IN Jlarrisonburs ncXt
month report OF the district con-
vcntion, held IN Marion. in June. was
made by Mrs. Hammcl Tho officers
elected arc ns follows: President. Mrs
l.. Il. Alien. first vicc- president. Mrs.
G. c. Hammct.. Second vlce-prcs-
idcnt. Mrs. W. s. Shank: third vice
president Mrs. w. A. West; TrcaHurcr
Mrs w. II. Cross: recording Fccrotnry,
Mrs George Kelly: corresponding soc
rotary, MIS-. w. +. Morris; historian.
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HOUSTON

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Houston. Va. September 1.-THE
Rev Flournoy Bouidin spent last week
In Petersburg and Newport News
Litue James and Emma Reilly. Of
Richmond. are visiting relatives In
town. while their parents. Mr. and
Airs. Henry Reilly. spend = few weeks
IN England.
left THIS week Tor Hampton S!uney
Mrs, tucker Watkins and chldren.
OF South Boston. were tne guests OF
Judge William BarksdaIe last week.
Miss Watson kascy mas returned to
Chapel hin. whore She VIII complct.
her Is. y course at the University OF
North Carolina.
Misses Frances and Kitty Vaughan.
OF Centralia. are visiting their grand
father. Judge William Barksdalc.
Mrs. william Lancaster and cnildren
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. r. Holt Easley, expects to
leave in a few days for Montreal.
where they VIII make their home in
future.
Mrs. Paul Edmunds and Miss sanie
Edmunds have returned to Lynchburs,
after spending the summer here.
Rev Flournoy Bouldin and family
leave for Petersburg next Monday.
where they will make their home IN
Miss Grace Edmunds is the guest
Courthouse.
William c. scott is spending the
Mrs. Paul Edmunds entertained tho
young people of Houston with charm
ms dance last Friday night.
Miss Annie Moon. OF SAKE. Va. spent
several days last week with Mrs WI
liam c. Scott
Mrs william Romainc Tyrcc leaves
for New York I'm Few days. accom-
panied by Mrs J. d. Munds ana MISS
Anne Munds. OF Wilmington. y. c..
who have been her guests this sum
Mrs Daw IIankins and Miss vr-
ginla Hawkins arc spending fort
night In Washington. ID. c.
Miss Kate Edmunds. of Lynchnurg.
has Joined her parents, who arc visit
Ing MIR. and Mrs. Holt Edmunds.
Miss Adriana Webb IS the guest OF
Mrs Wexford Reed. Of Kcswick
Mrs. William Williams. OF Richmo nd
is visiting Mrs. Thomas Leigh
Miss Patty Johnson left for Chatham
on Wednesday. whcro she Will attend
The Episcopal Institute.
MISS Matthews. of Washington. H.
C.. Is tho guest OF Mrs George Botelcr
at "Roesd Iiill."
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CONCORD

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Concord. Va. September l4.-Mrs.
Ned Price, OF Pltisburg. Pa. arrived
here Monday on visit TO her mother.
Mrs. Il T. Woodson.
Mrs. y. II. Wharton. OF Needles. cal.
VINO has been mere visiting relatives.
left Saturday for Monroe. \. C.. where
sne VIII spend some time with her
parents before returning to her nome.
Miss Mildred Hunter is the guest or
Miss Louise Akcrs.
Mrs. r. y. Johnson left Monday FOR
Roanoke and buchanan. where She viii
visit friends until the latter part OF
september, when She viii accompany
her neice, Miss Argyle Tabb. to New
York Miss Tabb. who is a graduate
OF art at Mary Baldwin Seminary. viii
complete art while In New York
Mrs. Pomp Hudson and children left
Saturday for weeks visit TO Am
herst
Wharton Page. of Crowe who visited
for home
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WYTHEVlLLE


Wyt"evi.ic. va. September Ii
judge and airs y. y. Campbell enter
tanned tho mcmbtrs OF tn" Pr.sby-
terrain church from to o'clOck on
SATURDAY afternoon ia honor o. Rev.
ana Mrs. =. ~ Grdy. Mir Cray ar
rived this week from Texas. to enter
( on ms ne" charge - pastor OF tho
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Maasi. BLESSING has returned
aiter visit OF several weeks TO Nor
hIrs II G. wadIcy ana Mrs Baker of
AT vernon y. Y, .hO 4avr been sum-
nerin- III Wyth,vul,. lett ,ue nrst Of
the week tor Atlantic city
Mrs Robert -ieinpn!l aul Miss Kate
seer, OF Birmnshan. have returned
70 tn'lt nome after spending TIM sum-
mer with Mrs. 49, s. Pouee
Miss Flora .luArt lcft N.dncsdav
- RESUME n'r duties AIS tho u,td OF
t"r i.nsiIsn department at Stouewall
Jackson institute Abingdon
AIRS I-'l-uton liusNc Iud children.
vi FaycueviIe y O.. wno ha... tr.au
tne guests of Miss jamie Glbboucy. have
returned home
Mrs William BraNton. o; Richmond.
and William DOW of Sweet Iriur. are
th.. guests OF Airs. Thomas b. Dew
Mrs H. Kent SplIlcf. rf Roanoke. who
mas been VISITING friends a.rc his re
turned nom.
Mis- Marsaret McGayock. Mrs Ly-
san iei Hayes OF Nashville. and D. Il
Mc'ae oeh o. Richmond. are the
guests OF Alr and Mrs. jumes H. Nc
Kev. aud Mrs. wnliam r Goodwin
aud children OF Rochester. \ " are
visitors TO the Misses Goodwin at rhetr
nom" on East Main Street
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SOUTH BOSTON

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.I
south Boston. Va. september Ia
Mss Ruth Hancock, OF Lynchburg. was
the guest of Miss Lee FowIkcs during
the past week.
/ Mrs Charles Moore who has been
visiting The home OF her father. ". +.
Richardson, at this place. has returned
10 her home in Durham.
Miss Ruby Coates let, Monday for
BiGeield w Va. 10 attend scaool
Miss Livian F!resheets u Spartan
burg. 5. c. is the guest OF Miss Mae
Anderson.
Nlr. and Mrs. BAL Bowman. Of rad
ford, spent 4 PORTION OF their honey =
moon trip at 'iIlu Brook Farm"
Mrs. " IL Lipscosnb. who mas been
visiting Mr. and Mrs j. q. Lipscomb.
Jr.. Oh upper Main Street. for the past
few weeks returned to her home in
Danville THIS week
Miss Iiolen Easley Of this place. is
visiting friends In LyncAburs.
Mrs c. y. Nesb.tt and Mrs c. Il.
Webster are visiting relatives ana
friends in Richmond this week
Miss Marye Lawson has returned from
/ 4 delightful visit to friends on The East
Airs. : F. Giniland of this place.
Mrs F. NJ. slcott. OF Richmond. ana
" r. Yanccy, OF Lynchburg. spent !.
icw days at Loeb lilly" this week.
The trip was made in an auto
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ter Of Mr and Mrs. a. B. Garrett. maid

ter Of Mr. and Mrs a. B Garrett. maid
OF honor.
Misses Nettie and Mamie Davis ana
Miss Nora Ashworth OF Rocky Mount.
MISS Evelyn i-oveiace. OF Red Valley,
Mary Ferguson. o; raylor's store ana
Mss Irene Cooper, OF I.on,ag. left last
week for Farmville whore they nave
entered the state Normal school
Miss Alice Peters and Miss Anna
Tilas returned Tuesday from Biue
Ridge Springs, the latter returning
next day to Chatham Institute where
she is director OF music.
Peter saunders, eldest son, Judge +.
w. Saunders. returned TO Washing
ton and Lee University Wednesday to
resume his law course. Edward, Jr.
returned to Custer Springs Academy
Thursday.
W. : Garrett who has been In Pan
anna two years in the service Of the
government. IS expected home next
week
Miss Elizabeth Guorrant. daughter OF
DR.. John Il. Guerrant OF "Nasseau,"
viii enter the Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College for the coming session.
Ills second daughter. Miss Marie Guer-
rant returned Wednesday to Chatham
Institute together with Miss Esther
GuerFant. daughter OF Dr. 5. :. Guer-
rant. OF "Aigoma."
Miss Josephine Menefee is visiting
friends in Roanoke this week
Percy Dillard visited friends in
l.yuchourg last week AMI returned
Thursday TO the University OF viz
sinia 70 resume his law course.
Miss Mary Greer !e:t this week for
MartiEsvill. where she is teacher
in tn High school.
James H. stafford, principal OF the
Rocky M%int High School. and family.
nave returned from pearisburg. where
they spent the summer and have gone
10 housekeeping n the residence on
Mem street. formerly occupied 10y ray
Mrs. \. l. Fox and little daughter
We're called TO Stewartsville. y j..
Tuesday. by the illness of Mrs Fox's
father Mr.. stone. Her sister also ac-
companiel her home
Miss Lydia Nash. Of Charlotte. y.
C.. is visiting friends in town
Mrs. H. NJ. Rogers and little son.
Morgan. Of Dillon, s" c.. are visiting
Mrs Morgan's father
Miss Mabel Reese. of Taylor's store.
and her brother Dr. George A. Reese.
of Pciershurg were members OF -
Roanoke party that visited the Peaks
of Otter last week
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New F all Coats
Ranging in Price From

Sis, $3.50, $25, To $e5
From the smart, practical garment for gen
cral wear to the elaborate evening wrap-wc
are showing many beautiful styles in Chinchil-
las, Epongc, Plaid Backs Diagonal Stripes.
Scotch Mixtures, etc, in rich colors
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their cousin, Miss Harriet Evans
Airs. :. L. Nelson. D. Richmond, VINO
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
L. 4 Ashhy has returned homo.
Miss Mary Dearborn has gone to
Clinton, y. c. where sh. Will teach
class in music during the coming
session.
Miss Gladys Tallaferrc. OF Durham.
\. G. is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
:. b Taliaf,rro.
Nj ana Mrs. r 7. Harrison and
daughter, Annie, who spent the sum-
MGR At Amherst. left this week fox
their home in Lynchburg
j. 7 cameron, OF san Benito. TEX.
Is visiting his parents near the VIII
j Clarence Allen. of Washington.
this week visited his brother W *.
Allen, at this place.
Miss MARY Cameron has gone to
position to teach duree tho session OF
lal2-13.
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SUFFOLK

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK. Va. September l4.-Mrs. IL
V. Johnson entertained Monday night
at charming porch party at her home
on kingsboro Heights. in honor OF her
neice. Miss Ethel Bowen, or Hampton.
The porch was decorated I'm pink and
green. pottcd plants cut-rlowers ana
Japanese lanterns being used. Among
those present were Miss Elsie Persons,
OF Windsor. Miss Bessie Nicholas. OF
Norfolk Miss Allie Johnson. of Eurc;
j. H. Wrisht. of Windsor Misses Belle
hnlght. Florence Jones. Lillian Luke.
faltie Irvine. Mary Kildick. Goldie and
blanche Tinknam Lucy johnson. Ina
Parker Mrs Eleanor Barnes. Mrs.
Katie Croy ana }. r. wills John
lowell Frank scott. C. o. Lancaster.
Tinkham r r. Atkim. NJ NJ wis.
G. j. Darghery and Emmett Hines.
Miss Person and III Hines won prizes
IN an amusing contest J. Il. wills
drew the consolation. Refreshments
Misses Mabel Lilliston, villa Rawlcs
and Helen Hosicr have returned from
Beach.
Miss Elizabeth Maxwell. OF Norfolk.
is the guest of Miss Judith Brewer
Miss Lucille Dodson has returned to
her home after few days stay with
Misses Lucy and Margaret l'utlcr.
MISS Jean Primer left to-day for
,.ss''ei'' mere SHc Will attend ScnOOI.
Misses villa Rawlcs and Helen
liosier have returned from a few davs'
stay In Smithfield
clayton Wigg and Harvey Patterson
have concluded VISIT to Suffolk
Kew J. c. Robertson. pastor OF OK
ford Methodist Episcopal Church, "a
spending his vacation in the neighbor-
hood of Benns Church.
John Woodley left to-day 10 enter
Fork Union Academy.
MISS Nettic helms has returned from
n Visit to friends in Winton. ~ c.
Mrs. Cora Dawson and child. of Nor
iolk are guests OF Mrs. G V. Norfloct
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BLACKSBURG

ESPECIAL 20 TN. Tim. -pispatch.l
Blacks burg. va. september Ia
Colonel ". H. Palmer Mrs. ". O.
Young. Frank " Christian and Miss
Pnronie Pesram. of Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs Preston Aloaus OF Birm!nE-
nam. Ala. are at "Aoln,a!n View.
near town. for Septenber
pr and Mrs rs y con way Mrs Ca-
peIs Mizslle and Miss Louise Mizclle
returned to Atlanta. GA. Thursday
after Spending the simmer hore with
Mrs. Harvey l. Price.
Professor and Mrs o C. Burkhardt
returned Friday from Devon Ia. and
DR. i. p. Williams and family from
Lexington.
dren. of harrisburg are guests OF Mrs
Roiio Wooiwine FOR the month
Miss Zeii. Minor of Richmond. is
spending two weeks at the home OF
Mrs Alexander Black
Misses Anna and Emma Swoope le,t
this week 70 attend school at Dublin
institute Misses Mari Wall. Eliza
beth Wall and Elror parrott have re-
turned to tn. Fafmvne Normal
Miss susie Puryi- Of Puiaski IS tho
guest Of Mrs Hubert Fisher at the
homo Of Mrs. y. VI. Robinson.
Misses Susie Robinson and Mary
Henderson have been spending "a part
% m week as guests o. friends In
Radford.
MIR ) r. Pritchard and children arc
at home from "a VISIT Of several weeks
TO Mrs. J. w Stull at Bessemer.
Mrs. Paul T. Snafor. of Richmond.
is spending September with nor father.
CAPTAIN lNdeway Holt at yellow sui
phur
Mrs Howard : Reed IS tho guest OF
Mrs Gravatt and other friends Il Roa-
noke.
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Misses Rachael. Annie Mao and linth.
served tempting salad course with
leo .oa.
Miss Gionnio Martin extended an in
vitation 10 tho chapter TO moet with
her in OGsohcr
Miss Mary Campbell left Tuesday in
COMPANY with her brother. 5lrouse, tor
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AMHERST

Especial to The Times dispatch.
Amherst. Va. September 14.-Tayior
Harrison has gone to Norfolk.
Mrs. Carrie w. Davies. of Baltimore.
Is the guest of her sistcr-!n-law. Mrs
:. Is Taliafcrro
Miss Ethel Wheeler. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrr. l. Hunter
Early. has returned to her homo at
Elma.
Mr.. and Mrs w. X. Allen have gone
to Atlantic City for vacation.
Mieses Mamie and Olga HUI. of
Washington. D. q, are the guests of
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Miss Pauline Camper custodian. Mrs.
w. u. plllard. rogistrar. Miss Annio
Mac Gnrrntt. Six now members were
received into tho chapter. and two
Visitors. Miss Dnisy MorgDi, or Rioh-
mont. ana Mrs. Arrratcnd. OF Mcmphis,
Tenn. During tho afternoon tho
hostess. gssstod by hex daughters,
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ROCKY MOUNT

tSpccial to The Timcs-D spatch.l
h"cky Mount Va. September IL
bliss Henrietta Divers, daughter of
I. ID. Divers. has been appointed
sponsor for Franklin at the State re-
union OF the United Confederate Vet
Grams, with Miss Helen Garrett, daugh-
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