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,WASHINGTON.-Secretary Wilson
w is looking for bedbugs in his off,
cial and not his private capacity. Mr..
Wilson wants all the bedbugs he can
get, and furthermore he Is willing to
pay fair price for them.
This is not a hobby with Tama
Jim. In fact. he has no intention of
ever coming in personal contact with
the unpopular bipeds or quadrupeds
or centipedes, whichever class they
happen to belong to. Mr.. Wilson
wants as many Of this species of the
bug family as he can buy at nickel
apiece-for purely experimental pur-
poses.
On the old Lewis farm, near vien-
ma, few miles from Washington.
the department Of agriculture main.
tains an experimental farm. Every
class Of bugs that have any part what.
soever In farm life are being studied
by the departments scientists.
In the railroad station at Vienna
this sign was posted:
"WANTED-Bedbugs. Five cents
Will be paid for each bedbug deliv.
cred at the Office of the experimental
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-22
Vacation That Docs Good.

What kind of vacation brings the
most refreshment to body and soul?
A newspaper writer suggests ten days
in a remote hamlet, where absolute
solitude can be cultivated. He men
tons as an advocate of this plan Henry
Labouchere, who in perfecting 1t gave
orders that no letters should follow
him to his retreat, and, when he ro-
turned, threw all mis- accumulated cor
respondence into the fire, thus start
ing life again with slean slate. The
plan has its allurements, but as the
writer quoted says, what about posi-
BILE letters containing cash?
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Scientists Believe There Is Reason for Bugs

farm OF the department OF agricul-
ture."
The farmers Of Vienna intend to
call at the farm and make sure that
accommodation have been made for
the safekeeping of the bugs.
Some Of Uncle Sans scientists be-
neve there Is reason for bedbugs
and IL they manage to substantiate
this theory they intend to put them
to work at more gratuitous task
than that upon which they are gener-
ally engaged
There is theory that most self
respecting species OF bugs will have
no dealings with bedbugs--in fact,
they will not live in the same neigh
borhood.
This theory is based upon two as
sumptions. The first Is that bedbugs
are scrappers and beat up and kill
anything else that happens to cross
their way in bugdom.
Now the department of agriculture's
scientists have about decided which
bugs do the most damage to fruit
trees. These experiments have been
carried on at the Lewis farms for
many months. The most deadly bugs.
as far as fruit is concerned, have been
segregated in boxes and bottles.
The bedbugs are to be introduced
to these select fruit killers and then
the scientists are going to see what
happens.
II the bedbugs carry on the hon
ors Uncle Sam may try to induce
them to leave their present abodes for
fruit orchards.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-22

THE clergy of Italy Spain and Por-
tugal made loud cutlery against the
heather dance, but the physical cul-
turists and dancing masters favored
1t on the ground that 1t was good ex-
ercise. In the fashionable dancing
schools of Rome it was all the rage
for short time Traces OF the tur-
key trot can be seen in the folk
dances of Switzerland, Portugal. Spain,
Italy and France.
"In 1888 an Italian named Giovanni
Casini introduced the dance to San
Francisco For time 1t was not ap-
preciated much outside of Barbary
Coast circles. Then 1t came to New
York and certain prominent dancing
masters introduced 1t into the Four
Hundred"
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Puttlnu Him Riuht,

DO you admire Burns poems"
asked the young man with the serious
face.
Pardon me for correcting you" an
swered Miss Fancy Hobbletrot, but
Mr.. Burns amt a poetry writer. He's
the famous author of detective stor-
les"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10
WINCHESTER

Winchester Va. March a.-The MAJ
rage OF Miss Margaret J.. Flood to
William NJ Baker. OF wadesville,
o'clock on Wcdnctday af,ernooia a.
Oakland farm, the homo OF the bride.
Uncle and aunt. Nh and Mrs u "
'snNd"r. near Charleston, ". Va. and
was attended by "a large gathering ~
family connections and friends Upou
returned from wedding trip. Mi
and Mrs Baker Will iivc on tn.
former farm. near Wadcsvlic.
Miss Clark, daughter of the Speaker
OF the House OF Representatives and
Mrs, champ Clark. OF Washington.
have been members Of house party
az triton farm, the home Of sir. and
Mrs Shade Moore, near Bcrryville.
Mrs. John II. Daniels OF Norfolk.
who has been passing the winter in
The North. arrived In Winchester a few
, ,Si ago to visit Mr. and Mrs Albert
Pine before returning TO her home.
Miss Douglas Fuller camc this week
from Baltimore 10 visit AT tho home
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. II. d. Fuller in Win
Miss Bernice. lIenshail who has been
chester. has returned 70 Alexandria. =
Miss Margaret sollnrs returned TO
Visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert &. Brown, AT their home in
Winchester
Miss Mary worthington. who ha,
ter, lief, this week to visit relatives
ANA friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Joseph H. AmcS has returned
80 Winchester. after spending some
Mrs. &. Fred Barr has returned from
:, visit 70 friends III Lynchburg and
Baltimore.
Mrs. Roland c. RYAN ana her sister.
Miss Elsie Harrisburg. OF Winchester,
have been Visiting relatives in Mar
tinshurg, ". VA.
alrS. H. B CHM came from Dayton.
o., recently 10 visit her sister in law.
llr. ana Mrs T. IL. swimley. of
, M@SmGsb9p9' are Nisi,ins tMc formers
Mrs. Holmes Conrad, Jr loft Win
chester this week for Baltimore, where
shr viii spend some time.
Miss Marfnre, Lacy. Of Winchester.
u visiting her, uncle. Congressman
Dickinson. OF Missouri, in Washing
;on.
Miss Agnes Nulton, who has been
visiting Mrs. {. V. Pownall in Martins
''nrg, w. Va. has returned to her
home in Winchester
Mrs. p. " Boyd left Winchester this
week. on a visit To friends in Bait'-
Miss Eyclyn McGuirG has returned
Ing her brother, Or Edward Mcclure.
in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Evcrlcy lef,
AIiddict"wn this week to make thcil
future home near Richmond.
Miss Gertrude Schneider has return
I'd 10 Washington, after visiting at the
homo ~ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schneider.
IN Winchester
Frank II. Hack. who has been visit
Ing relatives in Winchester and Fred
crick county. has returned to Balti-
more
Mrs, Harry II. wingfcld left Win
chester this wcch TO visit friends in
baltimore.
Captain james X McCann has re-
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0NANcoCK
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Especial TO The Ttmcs-Dispatch
Onancock, Va. March 9.--AIiss Sallie
L. Bishop of Snow Till. is the guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. Ohio l.. Parker.
at The Elms.''
Miss Dorothy Erattcn was the week :
end guest of her sister Mrs. Margaret
Bratten. at AIodcstown
Mr. and Mrs Harry +. Rogers re-
turned from their wedding trip
Thursday. and are at the home OF
Captain and Mrs. w. Thomas Rogers.
at Einney.
DR.. Garland l.: E'inney is in Eos
ton.
Miss Anne Z: Hopkins is home from
months visit to relatives and friends
in Baltimore and Alexandria.
Mrs. BEETLE NJ GUSTS, after a visit
OF two months to Colonel and Mrs
Charles w. Cullen. of Georgetown,
Del, arrived home Thursday
Rev. J. r. c. Heath, OF Portsmouth
is with his parents.
Mrs. y. w Mock is in Mappsvillc.
the "uest of her daughter, Mrs. o. NJ.
Female Institute, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. J..
McMath.
George l. Doughty Jr. is visiting
In Martinsville.
Miss Lucy Sanford. after stay of
several weeks at the home of y. j.
i,itticH'oli, isi loT hcr nome IN orange
county. Saturday.
Miss Bessie woodhouse of Princess
Ammo Va. is the guest Of the Misses
KcIlain.
Mrs. Mary NJ. kellam. accompanied
by her son, Dr. $. sydney Ecllam. left
for the South IN Wednesday, where
they Will spend several weeks
Mrs. j. NJ. Mapp and little daughter.
Margaret. arrived In Winston salem
~ C.. their new home. Wednesday.
Among the entertainments OF the
week was that of DR.. and Mrs j. L..
, iJcCormis a their home Thursday
evening. Cards were enjoyed ana re-
freshments served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r.. Lewis. Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Oldham. Misses Minnie
Stevenson and Mary Fletcher; * l.
Clark, W. II. G.. Stevenson. 5. James
rurl ngton. samuel ]. Ross and mr.
Ii. -. Lillcston.
Rev. q. w NJ. Taylor. OF Ncwpor,
News. is guest at the home OF j. II.
Turner.
Mrs. H. r. Bennett is in Aiken. s.
9, for sojourn of several weeks
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SUFFOLK

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suffolk, Va, March ?.-rhc SUFFOLK
Book club was entertained Wcdncs-
day afternoon by Mrs, j. c, West. IN
West WASHINGTON street.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Chopper has concluded a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Il. l.. Amcs
in Alexandria. Va
Mrs. d. ~ Smith. OF Pittsburgh,
v's'ted Suffolk friends This week
Miss Mabel Brinklcy has returned
from visit TO Farmvlllc.
Miss Mary Foster. OF Burlington, y.
C., is u guest OF Miss Nirgic Holland
in West Washington street
Miss Ella W. Early, Of san Fran
cisco this week visited friends in sui
folk
!. d. Hodges. OF M.,rtinsvillc was
II visitor in suffolk this week.
Miss Hannah Bottighcjmer is visit
ing friends and relatives in Richmond.
The Ladies' Benevolent and Social
Union OF tho Christian church had a
meeting Monday evening.
Or. l., w White loft this week to
take post graduate course in Johns
hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Trotman of Winston
salem, y. C., is being entertained by
relatives in Suffolk.
Miss Thcrcse Nurncy is guest of
vile. Md
John Le,ehcr Gay lief, this week for
Asheville. y. C.
Mrs. sue Egglcston. Of Rich square.
\. c.. is guest of her daughter. Mrs,
Il. l." Woodward.
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turned TO his home near Winchester.
after spending some time in Richmond.
Mrs. Robert L. Barton, OF Winchcs-
ter. has been visiting friends this week
IN baltimore and Washington.
Miss Geneva Renner. of Maplcville,
Md. came d few days ago 20 visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary T. Ryan, in
Winchester.
MIR. and Mrs. John T. Lamb enter
tanned at progressive i've hundred in
honor OF Mrs. smbs sister Mrs,
Weiss. OF Cumberland, Md. Refresh
lnents were served during the even
ing.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Baker left Win
chester tn" carly part Of the week to
visit friends in Washington
William Nelson Page has returned
to Winchester after visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Rev. Henry Tucker Graham. D. D..
president OF lIampden- Sidney College.
and Rev Alfred 7. Graham. u. D.,
OF Lexington. have been visiting their
father, Rev. James II. Graham .. D..
who has been i'll for several months
AT his nome in Winchester
nrs Virginia Darling. who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore, has re-
turned 10 Winchester.
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BOWLING GREEN
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Especial u The Times Dispatch.l
Bowling Green, Va. March e.--Miss
Evelyn Sitwell, OF bedford city, is the
guest of Miss Annie NJ. White, al the
old Mansion.
Mrs. W. l.. Broaddus has returned
from Il visit OF several weeks TO her
daughter, Mrs. Catharinc Lee Bert, In
Wavcyly.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William l. BOYD OF
Richmond, spent d part OF this week
at the home Of T. p. C,oghill
MISS Susie bntler, who is teaching
school at Bagby, is visiting her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. y. l. Butler.
r. l. Bealc spent Il part OF this
week in Baltimore.
Misses L.iia Lacy ana Amelia Buck,
OF Richmond, spen, part OF this
week with Miss Louise Hancs
Mrs Robert y. Coghill spent a por-
tion of this week in Fredericksb burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis T. Farish. of
Clifton Forge, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs w. q. Taliafcrro. near here
Philtr Coghill. OF Richmond. !s visit :
inc Ut the home OF r.. r. Coghill
Mrs billiard. of Chatham is visiting
l"r daughter, Mrs w W. Green. at
tine Lawn Hotel
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POCAHoNTAs

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, Focahontas, Va, March 9-Fred
rena!eton. OF Tazewell was in the city
MISS RosengartcS, .: i-niladclphia.
"a has arrived in the city 10 Join
her father and brothers. who recently
J9hn Roberts was in razewcll on
Miss Emma Yeatcs, who has been
spending some time in New York civ,
mas returned home
Miss Lillian Hcnsely. who has been
INC guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Bar
oonr. IN Roanoke. has returned home.
James Greer, Of the Poca hontas Inn.
Us spending the week with his parents
A. p. Gugge left WEDNESDAYS for a
lew days to Roanoke. He was ac-
COMMANDED by his son. Pharo.
Miss Mamie Angel visited her
ntothcr: &. ;. Angel. at Northfoik, ".
compani-d her.
Miss Ella Jane Kountz was the guest
of MIR ond Mrs. V. l.. Sexton. at Graz
ham, Sunday.
Mrs. {, Is. Irvine. of Coopers. W.
Va. was the guest OF her parents. DR.,
and Mrs John p. Haller, on Wednes-
Miss caliie Moncyhun. Of Bristol,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X. Katron. on East Water
Street, left Monday for her home. "e
i. robinson Phelps is in Cincinnati,
iohn $. peneen was the CUES, OF pr.
ana M!s' Johnston. at Arlington. w.
pr; j. r. Hallcr was ut Boisscvain
Monday " the guest OF DR. e. W.
FowlkcS
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BURKEVlLLE
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Special To The Times Dispa tch.l
Rurkevillc Va. March 9-Miss
Helen II. Lcath has returned from al
extended trip through New York and
Canada.
The peanut social held at the Bap-
tlst parsonage was greatly enjoyed by
those present.
MacLean Is. Leath. OF Salisbury. Md
is visiting his family here.
Mr.. Alspaugh. OF North Carolina. is
visiting his brother, T. II. AIspaugh
OF this town.
William S. MacLcan. his daughter
and grandson, OF Wilkesharre, Pa
visited At the homes Of Mrs l.. !.
Agncw and Mrs. NJ. W I.eath this
week.
Misses iIclen and Martha hughes
spent tho weekend in Richmond
Mrs. June Farrar has returned from
two weeks visit 10 Amelia Court
house.
Mrs. George V. Scott entertained the
Thursday book Club last week. Miss
iaskerriiic, and Mcs1arncs Young
Folkcs and Campbell were the prize
winners OF tho two contests.
Miss Laura Agnew has returned 10
her school at Amelia Courthouse
Mrs. William Forrest and daughter.
Elsie. wero in Richnaond the past
week, IN
Dan Owen, of ualifat county. ,s
Waiting at tho home of Il. ". hnndla,'.
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ARVONlA

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.\rNonia, Va, March a.-William p.
Bumpass. formerly OF this county, now
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Root, at their
visiting close friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frischkorn. OF
Richmond. are visiting their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Root, at their
Pcnlhn home. While in the neighbour
mood they paid visits to friends in
and around Arvonia.
Mrs. .AlbIn Willard Saunders, OF Nor
ioik formerly Miss Cora LeSueur
last week accompanied her father. [,
II. l,cSuour. who has been receiving
treatment in Richmond hospital.
hack to mis- home ~ Orc Bank. she
remained here several days
Grand Lecturer W 'llam J. Hubbard
or the Royal Arch Grand Chapter. OF
Virginia. arrived in .Arvonia this week
Tor the purpose OF assisting the local
Royal Arch Chapter in initiating a
number Of members and incidentally
TO lecture for several days upon tho
work Of tho chapter Mr.. Hubbard has
frequently visited Arvonia. and ha :
madc many warm friends anon. local
Masous.
Walter chapibcrs, OF this place.
sp"nt tho weekend at his old home i'm
slate River District, returning here
Monday.
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ElIE$z..Y a z1lal;a@tS

viii give quick and sure relic: to lndiFc.-
'.on pysnepsla. const!pa non and Uric Acid
Ailments Don't fan to Try them
AZ all Drugst,ts--1oc, 25c, soc.
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NORWOOD

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Norwood, Va. March 3.-Alrs. Charles
!. Palmer, OF Soldiers 10y" spent
the week with friends in Roanoke.
Albion c. Scruegs returned "a his
home here on Friday from swords
Greek where he had made his homo
Tor fvc Years.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Cunningham. WHO
were nnrried in LynchburS Monday,
have hccr the guests OF T. II. Gun,
inEham this week.
Miss salliG Logan. of Salem. spent
Saturday and sunday with Miss Helen
Jordan, Miss Logan was one OF the
High school teachers here last year
AIR, and Mrs. Eific each. OF Biucte.d
have hccn7 on a visit here To Mr. and
Mrs Willie Cunningham. of "Collcton'
Artie Bolton visited Roanoke and
bynchburS last week.
Mrs Albion Il. .A9cc returned To her
nome in L.ynchburg oil Saturday. after
spending two months with her mother.
Mrs. II. l.. Robertson. ~ this place.
Mrs. William Hawk ins and little son
returned on Tuesday from visit to
Mrs Taylor. Of Bedford
NJ +. Gregory visited Lynchburg on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The pupils OF the High School here
gave delightful entertainment in tho
Town Hall on Friday night TO n large
audience
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S the guest Of bis bro,her, Profeysor
A Woman's Medicine for Woman's Ills.

is the guest OF his brother. Professor
j. ~ Hall. in Dayton.S
Miss Margaret pealc left Tuesday
Tor Washington, =. G.. to visit Miss
Sailie Williams, daughter OF Senator
John sharpe Williams, Of Misslsslppi
mrs. 'Iohn Glenn, of Basic City, spent
a.N trai weeks with her sister, Mrs. s.
T. Becry. In Broadway
Colonial tea given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. J. r. Houck was Il brill
liant social affair The home was
decorated in flags. bunting and cleo
trical effects. .Atiired in Colonial cos
tune Mrs. Houck received the guests
Little Frances liouck unprecedented
frisciila at the Wheel; Mrs. NJ. e. Bacr
was Lady Madison; Mrs T. y. Haas
Was Betsy Ross; Miss Keba Sipc. Miss
shirley Manor ana Miss Marguerite
Logan assisted in tho dining room.
MISS Elizabeth Cleveland and Miss
FANNIE Speck presided in the tcaroou,
mrs. I'D. .. MartH showed the guests
from room 10 room. \ musical pro-
gram was feature.
Mrs, Mamie d. Berry returned sew
eral days ago from Norfolk where
she visited her daughter, Miss Natalie
Bcrry, at the Protestant Hospital
where she is taking "a training course
MT. and Mrs. James Cornell, OF Penn
sYiyania' nre visiting Mrs. y. o..
Miss Rose sprinkcl has returned
from visit to friends in Richmond
and Staunton.
ii"!i'ci '. Baker ana bride have
nave returned from their bridal trip
to thci: homes at SCOTS Ford. Mrs.
ia kSr was before marriage Miss Bcs-
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Murphy left
, hhafrisoneurg several days ago for
,heir future home in Roanoke Mrs.
Murphy was Miss Frances Calwell.
:. Mrs. walker and niece. Miss Hop
kIns' OF Lexington, were guests of
Mrs Winfield LiSsctt several days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs b. NJ. Bushcnr have re.
turned from their bridal trip. Mrs.
DHshons was Mrs Bcrtic Calwe!l a
sister of General John T. Roller
Mrs. J. Kate Paul and daughter. Miss
Lillian are visiting relatives in Len
ingto-.
The WnshinGton and Lee Glcc Club
gave e concert here Friday night for
the bcnent of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy After the concert tho
young men OF the town gave bril-
liant dance in honor of the visiting,
students. On the same night Miss
Grace Rhodes entertained a number OF
the students ct Il Wclch rabbit party
on North High Street
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BEAVER DAM

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Beaver Dam. Va, March 9.-Miss
Mamie Bickcrs made Il visit to Rich
mond u few days ago.
MISS Ella thomson. of Newport News,
is the guest OF her uncle, Joe thomson,
and family.
r. o. Moss, .Ir.. after a short visit
10 his parents here. has returned to
the Randolph-M Macon Academy, Bedford
City.
Mis-, Ada cloush is visiting her
mother, who is rapidly recovering
from her illness.
Mrs. f.. l.. Withcrs is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. John Applcbcc. of
Richmond
Misses Baughans. OF Hcwictts. were
the gust Of the Misses Thompson
recently.
Mrs. Lucy Boyd of Richmond is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. c. Ter
rcl
Aubrey Moss recently visited his
sister, Mrs. James Hatch. at the Me-
mortal Hospital.
Some OF the Young people OF this
place: who attended the dance ut Tom
Woody's last week. We're Miss Carrie
Lily Mrs. Mills. Miss Gasman. Misses
Matte and Margic IIouchins. L. H. and
Harry Thompson. Steward Clough Joe
and Charlie Terrell and Grayson Bur
raSS.
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POWHATAN
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Especial to The Times-D ispa tch.1
Powhatan, Va. March 9.-Thc homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p. Bonifant was
the scene of delightful cntertainment
Saturday evening. which was given
In honor OF their guests. Misses Grace
a. Cora Tallcy, of Richmond. Games
and music We're INDUCED in, and later
The guests present We're Misses Ro-
selic Martin. Grace Howard. Cora and
Grace Tallcy. Mamie Reynolds. Octu-
via and Annie Goodc. Madeline Rey-
nolds and Matte Tilman: w Il. MaXcy
Maurice and Willis Miller. ]. w. Jen-
K MS. Louis Flanagan, Alfred Palmore,
Harvey Goodc and Marshall Justis.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Lipscomb. Mrs. j.
~ Tilman, Jr,. Mrs. Is 5. Flanagan,
MIR. and Mrs. y. g. Burton. Mrs. ]. "A.
Tilman, Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p. Boni-
FAINT.
Mrs. John Thraves, OF this place is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Bernard
Hi, of Roanoke.
Miss Lena Frank Of Rice Depot is
the guest of the Misses Iaxcy. near
here.
Misses Cora ana Grace ralley, OF
Richmoni, spent Sunday with Mrs. A.
T. Bonifant. at this place.
On account of the recent deep snow
OF the past few days, most OF the
schools In the county have been closed
Hiss Gladys Nichols. OF Woodland
Heights. was the Weekend guest ct
relatives.
Mrs John Thravcs is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Bernard hin, in Roam
okc.
Marshall Justis of Fork Union Ac,d-
cmy, spent several days n the village
with relatives this week.
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CREWE

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Crewe. Va, March 9.--AIiss Ruth
S ;. is spending some time IN
Miss Mary Fore, OF Lynchburg. is
Vaughan.
Mrs. y. Il. Vaughn spent the past
week with her daughter. Mrs. j. W.
Harding.
Mrs, Fitch and daughter Helen. who
nave necn spending some time with
MRS " y. ititun, lert FOR their home
in Rrooklyn. n. y, on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles GULL, Of Phoe-
niX. Ariz,, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Charles Harrison and little
daughter. Alice, of Farmville, are the
guests of Mrs. John Smith.
Mrs. Robert PheniX has returned
home after a visit Mt her old home,
llagcrstown. Md.
Frank anderson. of Farmvile. is
visiting his son. Horace Anderson
Mrs. Thomas Payne spent portion
OF the past week in Norfolk, with her
sister Mrs. T.. X. Zirkle.
Miss Annie Eellc Coleman is visiting
Miss Jennie Belle Morris Is the guest
OF her cousin. Mrs. Thomas Ceilings.
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HARRlSONB
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Especial TO The Times Disnatch
iiarrisonhurS. Va. March s.-E. A.
Clarke who has been in HARRISON
rurS for two years. left Yesterday FOR
New orR; 10 sail for his old home in
London. lie was ACCOMPANIED as fnr
As New York by Rev. }. l.. Jackson.
the Episcopal rector.
w. @. Armcntrou;. OF Strasburc.
snent several days this week with his
oauShtcr. Mrs. j. robert Switzcr
Mrs. Pierce Of Philadelphia is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. a. f. Cover.
In Ell<ton.
Lieutenant Winfield Lipgett. OF the
United States Navy. returned Tues
day to New York. after 81 visit to his
another here.
Rev. Joseph Han. of ST. limos. Nd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10
BUENA VISTA
Special 10 The w,mes-Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Bucna Vista. Va. March e.-Miss
Margaret Sanborn vii give her grad
Mating recital in pipe organ at the
southern Seminary Monday evening
As Miss Sanborn is the first pupil 70
graduate in pipe organ at the semi
nary. the recital IS looked forward to
with interest.
The concert in Roanoke Thursday
evening ny Madam Nordica was at
tended by number OF people from
This city. among whom We're Mrs
Richard Jones. Mrs. Lewis Mcriweather
Walker. Misses Grace and Ruhincitr
Lee, Misses Jones, Maxwell and Evans
OF the seminary
Mrs. T. j. Williams and Miss Au-
dreN Rohcy are Spending coMnlt of