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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-06-24
PRIZE S.

Will be given to any party or
parties producing an outlaw horse.
We will give SIS for each time he
throws his rider providing he
stand OIL his feet. Partie wishing
to enter those horses will please
notify G. S. Garcia at once the
horses will be properly fed and
taken care of free of charge.
Ladies wishing tt enter in the
Ladies ring catching contest will
please come or send in their appli-
cations TO G. S. Garcia's Saddle
shop as sUon as possible so arrange
ments can be made to practice.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-06-24
HINDU JUSTICE

-Four Hindus partners in business.
brought some cotton bales. That
the rats might not destroy the cot
ton they purchased cat. They
agreed that each of the four should
own a particular leg of the cat,
and each adurne d with beads ard
other ornaments the leg thus ap-
portioned to him. The cat, by
an accident. injured one of its
legs. The owner of that men,
Der wound around it rag soaked
in oil. The cat, going too near
the hearth, set this rag on fire
and, this was his decision:
"The leg that had the oiled rag
on it was hurt. The cat could
not use that ley. In fact. it held
up that leg and ran with the other
three.
The three unhurt legs therefore
carried the fire to the cotton and
are alone culpable. The injured
leg is not to be blamed. The
three partners who owned the
three legs with which the cat ran
to the cotton will pay one-quarter
of the value of the bales to the
partner who was the proprietor OF
the injured Ieg.'-Lordon Tele.
graph.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-06-24
Retains Memory at 1926.

In Prussia there lives a woman who
has completed her northumberland.
wenty.fifth. birthday. Census officials
have been interested in her case for
the last SO years. first on account of
her marvellous memory, and more late
because of her longevity. She is
now almost blind. and bent fairly in
two with rheumatism. She has been
transferred. within the last :. ear, to a
Catholic institution where she will be
cared for.-Harper's Weekly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-06-24
Improvement In Circular Saw.

''''P' " ~'''c'FS 'II OIFOuIdT -Od"'
Every other tooth in a new circular
saw for cutting tool steel is a trifle
longer than its neighbor, the long
teeth making the center of the cut
and the short ones. which are thicker,
gouging out the sides.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-06-24
Foundation Must a, oood.

We can never breed a great people
from squalid OF filthy homes.--E1
change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
AMHERST

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Amherst, Va, December l4-Mr ana
Mrs. Thomas B. Davis. who have re
sided at Amherst for several years
past. are arranging 10 move 10 the
farm recently purchased b. them IN
the western part of the county. Du.
ing their stay here, Mr.. and Mrs ba-
Wis were active in church ana social
circles. and Will be greatly misseI-
o Y. Hanger spent few days WIN
mis- family here this week.
Misses Helen B. Joyner. Of the Non
roe school and Miss Pauline Drum
mond of Madison Heights School
spent the weekend at their respective
homes here.
Miss Ethel Gilbert Was recent VS.
ito in L. nchburS.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l. Page have gone
10 Norfolk for the winter. Their SON
Herman. accompanied them.
Miss Mary TAYLOR AM Mrs l. =
Campbell this week visited their sis
~ Ms. J. L. Ware.
J. T Bonney. Jr.. and family VIII
leave next week for Norfolk. where
they Will make their home.
Mir and Ms. Perry Drummonu. OF
sandidges. this week visited relatives
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
HOUSTON

Houston, Va. December I4--Mrs- y
TaiIey Baliou and little son are visit
ing relatives in Kinston. y. g.
DIT +. Z. Booker. who has been con-
fned in south Boston Hospital To-
several weeks. j. now 1t his home at
Houston.
Mr.. Dain,r ron. Of Greensboro. y g.
was in Houston on Mondsy. ami al
dressed a meeting 0f the Farmer
Union
\ meeting 81 the citizens Of Houston
viii h held in the courthouse on Iues-
DAY evening. and civic improv Fl men {
league organized. =. y BinfOrd. score
tarv Of the Co-Ope-ajive Education
Association. and ". j. watkins. county
superintend. NJ % schools. viii De pres
-nf.
The County Farmers Union met 20
Houston on Monday. The election o.
officers was the principal business
transacted Joel =. roviu-tOu ~aS Er-
elected president. David BRAY WIS elect
I'd vice. president. Jos. Palmer. secie-
tarv and treasurer. !. .. Pollard. coii-
auctor. and J. e. carlton. chaplain w
executive committee vas named -
follows T. ". Terry. II r. Frl,d'r-
stein and J.. r. Guthrie. T. T.. Humid
ley j.. was made county organize =
r. Powell W. r. Pulliarn. =. y. Tcrrs.
!. r.. Guthrie and 2. =. Hundlet. j.
were appointed delegates 10 attend tn~
stat. convention. 10 BE- hold N Ferrr-
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FREEZING

fS,seial 10 TEE Times Dispatch
r-r..rsns, Va. December i4.-McDOn-
,ls Uhitaker. Of Clintw ,od. is visiting
William McFall-
IoeI Vanover Is visiting his father
v-uiisrn Nanovel. OF Jewel Ky
William Kiileu. az Os5orns Zap. j.
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Reuben D n
Fall.
SiIas p Buchanan. Of Darwin. is the
guest o. his sister. Mrs. John J. Triv-
1T
claude T.. Beverly IS visiting Andrew
! Colats. Of !soIn-
Nelson Hatlif,. OF jenkins. ~ : Wis
!tiuS relatives Al r'reeling-
John W. Davis. = N0rland. - U.s.
itor at JOAN r. Trivitt's.
william owens. q NOrland. IS VS.
sting relatives in town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
WILMINGTON


Wilmington. " g., December IL
Prenararions are now being made for
the Christmas festivities of society, am
indications are for the merriest season
on record. Already u number OF pr
vate affairs have been planned wniie
the LAgile and LArioso Clubs nav
picked dates for their Yuletide dances
The LArioso Will give its Christmas
german on the night Of Thursday. De
cember 20. and the L.AgiIe will follow
the next evening.
This week Mrs Charles ;. Graing.r
and Miss Martha Williams were the
hostesses 1T an elaborate morning card
party. given at the Cape Fear Country
club II was given complimentary 70
Mesdames \ :. Williams and J. Laur-
ence Sprunt and WAS a most enjoy
able occasion.
Mrs W. l. Beery was the charming
hostess Tuesday afternoon at a bridge
party at the attractive Beery home. on
Market Street
Friday afternoon Miss Isabel small
bones was at home at cards. the hos
pitabIe SmailbOnes nome. on South Sec
ond Street. being the scene. The affair
was in honor OF Miss Evelyn Mathers
Of London. England. who Is The guest
here Of Mrs. Allen Nichols.
Upon returning from a trip 10 cuba.
Nj and Ms. John W. Boiles. the form
81 a native OF Wilmington. but now thu
STANDARD oil Company's representative
in Hong Kong. stopped over for a fen
days. They were the recipients o;
much attention. and Tuesday night. Mr.
BoIles gave a brilliant farewell din
ner At the Cape Fear Club. They left
Thursday night cor New York. whence
they 20 10 California 10 spend the
fuIctide.
As t'i- guest Of y; Johns Lodge. the
MsSous Of Wilmington enjoyed biz
social session Wednesday night. which
Wa interestingly marked by visit
from Grand Master w. +. NcHoy. who
delivered g fine address
Cornelius lIsrnctt Council Royal
Arcauum. "a planning for its annual
banquet early IN January list es
nota bic speakers viii grace tho CO.
CASTOR.
Colonel William Jennings Bryan viii
hc in Wilmington Mondav. arrivire -
noon. and VIII sneak hcr, under th-
auspices Of the Elsincss Men'S Bible
GAS. Of the First BAPTIST Church. %,
VIII b. introduced by J. =. WHITE. Ti'
distius uish.d guess viii he royalty ra-
tcrtained socially while g the city
The f-Nrioso German club tl.s
week issued attractive invitations f'
its series % dances this winter. Pa
trou@ssc- we're named a. Nesdames =
l. Bridecrs NJ. r. ~ Couverneur. -
Herbert smith. Hugh MscRae. John -
Eeiiamy. George i.ouutref J. y
Bailey. William I.sfimcr. p. n. Wise. "
4 Dick. George q Thomas and , We
tor Grainz,r.
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AlTAVISTA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
AItavista. Va. December lf--Mis
Grace Kascy. OF Lynchbugg. who has
been guest - IN. Commonwealth
This week. returned "Wednesday. ac-
compauicd BY Miss Eva Mccutchcn.
Miss Grace Fitzgerald. Of Chatham
vas entertained At the bungalow THIS
week. the guest % Mrs. T. Y. Eisom.
Misses Zs.5s Graves. u Lyuchburs.
ana Lillian Ian. % Charlottesville
we're recent guests OF thei- aunt Mr..
~ O. Lane. At the Oaks
Mrs James Bradford and son. Nei.
feff Nondss for Centre. Ma where
,hev wii spend several months with
NJ Eradford's parents.
Misses Charley and Rosa 'assldj
who have spent the past several
months here with their sister. Mrs
Thomas ienks. left "Wednesday Tor
iheir home.
Mrs ]. y. sale and Mrs. =. r. Hard
son were among the Lynchburg vis-
ifors this week.
y. J. Martin and orother John. OF
csst Y G we're entertained By Miss
Kizzic BRAY sunday.
Y. =. slaughter. Of Roanoke. Is
spending few days with his parents.
Mr.. ans Mrs. r. L. slaughter. here
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BERRYVILLE

rsoeciaI 10 The TimesDispatch.l
PerrvvilIe Va. December 1f.-Niss
Evelyn Mcclure has gone 10 Richmono
Ia visit her brother. Dr. Edward NC
CURE.
Miss J. u. Alexander. OF Charles
Town W. Va. has been visiting Mrs
T. NJ. Stribling-
Miss Narv Glass spent several days
near White Post this week.
Mrs :. c. Boyer. of Burlingto ton. y.
j.. IS visiting her daughter. MIS- = =.
Lewis. at Fielding.
Mrs. NJ D. Russ. of WASHINGTON. D
g i the cues; OF Mrs =. II. Powers
Mrs. p +. Eastwood. OF " ashihs,oh'
u & has been visiting her sister. MIS-
Lille Glover.
Mss Annie Moore has been VISITING
friends in Baltimore and Washington
md --turned home the arst OK the
week
Ms. Hattie Dortch has cl'sed Mt
Hebron" and gone TO Washington. u
g. to spend the winter
Mrs : Thomas. IT, has returned
from Bluenont and is at d. y T.
Osborne's.
Mss MARY Owinss Of Eilicott City.
Nd j. visiting Miss Anne STRIKING
Miss Sophie Powers has accepted
position as teacher near Spout Run
Mrs. r. H. Clasett has returned from
R,Irirnore. Nd and is visiting mel
daughter. Mrs Thomas Gold.
John r. Earle OF Warren County.
was in town this week
Miss Florence Wheat was the guest
If tb. Misses Moore this week.
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ASHEvlLLE


TSpe cial 70 The Times -Dispatch.l
Asheviile. y. c. December l4.-One
Of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the banquet given by Coach
II. Jackson. of the football team Of the
Asheyine school. TO the members of
the squad Of that institution. The
spread was served Saturday night. in
one Of the private dining-rooms Of the
manor. which vas decorated for the
occasion in the coiors OF the school
blue and white. Thirty -four guests
were present and numerous members
Of the team were called on TO RESPOND
10 tOasts
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ; Rollins VIII
entertain the members OF the AsneNiIie
Bar Association shortly after tnfist-
mas. Wnen Governor Elect Locke Cial5
VIII b. the guest 81 nou"i. me vF""'
promises 10 -. very ruJoydDic ono
and Is being .Ooked Iorw and 10 with "A
.rrat d.ai III interest b. the lawyers
81 this city.
The local chapter OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution has eject
% the following Vincers Tor tne COM
ing year: Regent Mrs. Theodore :.
MORRISON. V4ce-resent. Mis- r.. &.
CnamOcrs: secretary, Allss Mattii'
scott. treasurer. MISS Maria Brown,
historian, .ars. NJ + enid. registrar.
Mrs. Charles \. Moor. chaplain, airs.
lain, sIrs. j. r.. Ray. Together with TIE
officers Miss Grace Jones and MIS-
John !. Campbell will constitute the
board Of managers Of the chapter
Mrs. X y Van Buskirk. who IS
sp.nalng the winter mere entertained
most delightfully."- Tuesday afternoon N
the 2reen-rOom Of the Battery fark
MOTEL at tea White chrysantnemums,
effectively arranged. were Used IN the
decorations and chry SAnthemum was
given to each guest as 4 souvenir Inc
Tea was attended by about thirty 81
the friends OF the hostess. who spent
the afternoon IN a most enjoyable man
ner.
Mrs. Charles T. Raw!s entertained
with a bridge party " Wednesday after
noon al her home at WOOlsey. The
house was decorated FOR the occasion,
the games were spirited and Al the
conclusion Of the playing refreshments
were served. The fortunate players
were the winners OF handsome prizes
one Of the enjoyable AFFAIRS ~ the
week was the Dutch supper given
Tuesday evening in one OF the private
dining rooms Of the Langren Hotel b.
the local county + =. a. in honor OF
The following officers from other cities
OF this stat. state Secretary c c. Nc
Lain. Of Greensboro: state Director j.
j. Norman. OF WinstOn-salem. r g
Clinnard. OF Winston Salem. Edward
McNairy. Of Greensboro. u H. Morris.
the chairman Of the national press
committee % Richmond. was also
guest OF honor.
In honor OF M'Ps Edna Creasns n. OF
New York who is an attractive Asne-
willie visitor. Miss Helsn Jones enter
tanned n dinner Wednesday evening
at her home on College Street. \ color
scheme Of blue ana white was carried
out in the decorations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
WAVERLY

r--.----l -, H.. -rirneS- iISpstch
r,..-..r,,f,cr rs-SlisS
~. f.,. .c,,rnas to her home
- - ~,.- . ,-isit OF two weeks
." - ,,rstt,ss in Rich
.; ,,-...~se,,.s
-. 20 S.,,t. -
MIs. Aa-si' my ,,g NJ
l'i'- - '"' -, tfo,.l
y >ritti,s ~ We 80 - -. r.-
IT. y. '''~' "''' - -, -,
l.i''- "".'' %. =
i.''.SS .''.., ,.,.....,..,t ,,-,,.,
-'' ana -, - is
'''' -. .h.f- ,.t-
az" -. ~. S',,,f,,
"'isl BONES D." NeH',s -, -, -. -
-, - In Wsveri,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
HEATHSVILlE

Especial to Th. Times Dispatch.
U.athsvilis. Va. December lt--SiI.
Paul Pusey Is 10 Baltimore Tor snort
TRIP
Mr. and Ms. o. Gordon Biundon OF
E,cdviilc. have returned from Their
bridal trip.
ian smith. 81 T.,udoun county. Wa
fe-cntiv iu tIcafhss lie.
W Harra and " Gordon haun-vl
were BIO HcathssiHe this week.
fIo,d e.. Rowe attended the eistriel
stewards meeting iu lrbauua recent
l.. At the sarle time AIRS. BiOld 3
Row. and small daughter. Mary. visited
relatives 10 Lancaster.
a. N vard was iu North umber - nj
recentfv ~ the interest - the Nortn-
ern Ncck railroad.
Miss Edith Bestffe and friend %
st Mays city. Nd. were seccn ~ guests
OF Howard " Gil
Miss Monte Piepor eo1eham ~ss
the weekend guest % Mrs. b.Eenf
Failin in her attractive home AZ Ivan
Mrs Grace Booker and Miss Sdfuctt
Booker. 81 isottsburg. were IN Heaths-
Vile this wees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
DANviLLE
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Dsnville. Va. December 14.-Invita-
tions have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Harriette Miller Echols and
Howard Saunders Lanier. on Wednes-
day evening next. The ceremony will
be performed AT the First Presbyterian
Church. at o'clock.
TIE annual recital OF the junior
music pupils at the Randolph Macon
Institute. was given on Monday night.
in the auditorium Of the college. in
the presence of a large gathering.
On Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock,
the delegates who attended the annual
hotel mems convention. held in this
city on Tuesday and Wednesday. were
entertained by the city and the Com
merciaI Association. to dinner at the
Rock House Country club. \ delicious
repast was served 70 the delegates. and
a number Of invited guests in the din
ing room. which was prettily decorat-
ell for III occasion. On Wednesday
night a banquet was served at the Bur-
ton Hotel to the visitors. after which
the convention adjourned.
Nh and Mrs. RutIedge Carter have
returned from visit to Washington
ana New York and other Northern
cities.
Mrs Robert Boyd has returned to
her home in Charlotte County. after
three weeks visit TO her daughter.
Mrs. James C. Penn. Jr
Miss Bessie Echols. Of Lewisburg,
W. va. is the guest Of Mrs. d. y.
Overbey. on Holbrooke Avenue.
Miss Gertrude Herman left on We'd
nesdey afternoon for Mount Jackson,
on a visit 20 friends
J. H. Crews. Jr.. has returned TO his
home IN Chicago. after q week spent
with relatives IN this city.
Mrs. Crews wocdins has returned
home. after visit Of several weeks to
relatives in Evansville. Indiana
Misses Margaret Hodges and Nan
Moorman have returned 10 the city az
ter visit 10 friends in Petersburg and
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
MALVERN HILL


Special TO The 1lmeS~DiSPdtSiAJ
Malvern Hill. Va. December l4--Ihe
Ladies Aid Society OF Westover Church
met with Mrs. J. NJ. Gill. at Granville.
on Friday last. Among those present
were Mesdames J. VI. GIL. J. n Oliver
j. d. Baker II. :. Saunders j. n Clark.
r g. Harrison. : \. Clark II. T. Har-
rison W II. Risk. of Pennsylvania -
NJ Bell. Misses Emily Harrison. Mamie
Rufin. Cora Greeley. Sue c Jones'
Lavinia and sue Carter and Rev J. T.
Baker After all work had been at
tended 10. Mrs. CHS guests partooA
of 4. delicious luncheon with her. after
which a joint meeting OF the Golden
Rule and Lend-a-Hand Circles OF
Kings Daughters was held The So
ciety then adjourned TO meet in Jan
uary with Mrs. i. y. clark. % "Har-
dens.
Captain Thomas w Wilcox. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. Mrs
j. q. Strachan. Of Bel Air. left on
Thursday for Norfolk. where they Will
spend the winter with Judge l. H.
Wilcox.
Miss Resale Jones. Of Christians
burg. who has been the guest OF
friends in this vicinity for the pas,
month left Monday for her home.
Mr.. Mary T. Bell left on Monday
for Bon Air. to visit her niece. Mrs
William r. Cooke.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jamison. Of Lit
tie Rockaway. Y Y. who own the his
toric old James River estate "Berke-
lev" and who have spent the past SIX
weeks there. left OF Thursday FOR
their home. accompanied by their i"u
children.
NJ. and Mrs Herbert :. Saunders.
Master Foster saunders. % Upper Shir-
lev and Edmund y. saunders. ~
"BuckIands stock Farm" spent Thurs
DAY in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
BLACKSBURG

Especial 20 The Times-Dis pa ten
Riscksburc. Va. December Ian
nouncement cards were received mere
this week from Mr.. and Mrs Charles
: Rockhil. Of FairmOnt. ". Va. an
nouncing the marriage OF their da1sh p
Ter. Ruth Henrietta. to James EIiict'
Vawter. on "Wednesday. November -.
1872 Mr. Vawter is the second son OF
the late Captain 4. +. Nswter. ior
MANY years president OF the Miller
school in AILemarle County. and hrs-
virginia l. Vawter. Of BlacksbnrS lie
j. a graduate Of the V T. J.. and no"
engaged as civil engineer IN tsir =
mont.
Miss Margaret Mayo was hostess
ThursSav afternoon for the weekly
meeting OF the Thursday Afternoon
Bridge club. \ number Of young We
men not members OF the club. were III
vited and a three-courss lunch was
served on the card tables after the
game
Mrs. Fannie Harrison Panton enter
tanned Informally ~ bridge Monday
evening in honor Of her niece and house
guest Mss Rivers Harrison OF Dan
Vile. Tour tables were engaged IN
play and supper vas served ~ the
conclusion Of the game
Misses Wilie and Beth Camp. 81
suffolk. were guests OF Miss Argyle
TstwileT for part OF the week
Miss Margaret MeucGc returned 90
her home in WayResboro Wednesday
after spending three months - enc
Ria kShurg Inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
M0NTVALE

Especial 10 The Times-DispaIcA-i
Nontvaie. Va. December lt--sAF
Sands. who has been living near Moht-
vale for several years, has soid h's
farm to Mr.. Kelley. OF Botetourt ana
will leave with his children TO ma
his home in Pulaski
Miss Fannie Osy Butorc. OF fulsSH Be-
xho has been visiting relatives
MontvaIe. and In the vicinity. leit OF
Monday for Bedford. to be the guess
OF Ms r. T. Oliver for a few days
Miss Alice Wharton. OF Roanoke
Ind Miss Packard. Of Charlottesville.
are the guests of Mrs. Cora Hoh man
Read. at Edge Hill
The Misses Hill. OF Richmond Wa
have been visiting at Edge HiN, lett
to-day Tor Radsord-
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SUFFOLK

Especial 60 The Times-i'isT. icn
Sunoik Va December if.--N ."f' =
day night a. tne Nurutf wife Mrt.v'i-'
Church Mfss Mar AiC" l'itaick.
daughter ~ ST. and Mr. George Non
aefh Eiddirk. bfeam fnf bride 81 ttc b
dick Marshall Jones sou 81 NJ. ana
Mrs Isiddirk Jones. of Nlrn'H FiiiF
The sans <puci Literary tinn Hfia
ra-enffor ,eefrrdat Afternoon at tne
Naus~-nofd Hotel Mr. u. j. Ffssins
bcsra their hostess
NJ and Nrs. u ~. Lynch. ~ Ncn-
bridge. have .onclucel q VISIT ." , ~,
.,.et a.. AIRS 10 8 Eovkin on BauS
street NfS Lynch was formerly Nies
T.sGise noykin. aud was recently mar
RED 10 " lynch m WsshnEton Guy.
ah~ ua~ rccornsnicd ~ 10 sstT-
Nrs John BOY kiu. - ButtcrWortn-
The Davis Circle % kinGs bauehtcr-
held an Important meeting THURSDAY
afternoon ~ o'clock AZ the home 81
Mrs John Batter. on Clay street.
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BON AIR

Especial 10 The Times spatch-l
Bon Ait Va December li-Msry
T. Bell has been the guest during the
nast week o. Mrs. r l. =. Cooke.
Mrs McMas;ers who has been visit
ius M ~ = Eudd. ief; early iu the
week for her home in Florence. :. &
Ms NIberf Williams returned on
Sataslav from visit % her father,
Judge caitWeii Of Hanover Court
nous.
Br Bates MDCluer has recently left
Cor No-foik % accept ~ appointment
tS inferno iu ~. Vincent Hospital
Miss Constance Bates. % Baltimore.
was tre r.est ~ friends here durinS
che past wstk
Miss Fanny wfte-s ertertaiued tie
Hook Lovers clue on Wednesday.
delicious luncheon was served. after
which thu literary program OF the az
t,rnoeu vas reudere. The subject ce-
lux -B-nfamiu Franklin Those prcs-
cpd were Mesdsucs. Polls Miller. Ken
r.rit. Glenn. Burlington. IcCiucr. Ben.
Pos. ben. RFidEpforth. Bentley. and
nfsse~ cooke uazen. Miller. Power.
b. k,fs.. Ffsft. Moulton aud Mozfa-
ruf.
Mrs. carl Boscnen viii leave on
Tuesday Tor Pasadena. Cal. 20 spend
some time with scr mother.
Miss AWE wtcrry g. visftinE MIS-
I-izateth Macon in Williamsburg
Mrs smith. 81 Richronf. vas the
ruest on sunday % NrS. Nscfuctcr
Misses Carrie srd Hsrnine Aoo-s
ana Miss Tippie Rcrans spest san1sy
here.
Miss Marion Montague vas ths ee<zt
recently Of Mrs.. Witners.
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RADF0RD

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Eadford. Va. December lf.-MlSs
Kathleen Clark left Friday for Roam
oke. 70 visit her s'steT. Mrs. :. 81
Thomas.
Mrs Lewis Harvey entertained a.
dinner last Friday AZ her beautiful
home on Eighth street. Mrs. J. Lewis
InsIes. Mrs. y. Z. Barton. Miss Mackic
Inxles. Mrs Angie Ingies and Misses
Margaret and julia Trolinger ~
Meadow Greek"
DR.. willis. OF Roanoke. was the guest
81 Mr. and Mrs. -. e. Barton at their
home solitude.
The Missionary and Aid Societies Of
Calvary Baptist Church met with Airs.
g. ". Lyle at her home on Arlington
street
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Roberts return
ed home from Cuba. Florida and other
points Tuesday night They are inc
guests Of Mrs Bo5erts's mother. Mrs.
Lewis Harvey.
wiss Mary Harra Of Sslsville. i
visiting her sistsr. Mr.. william Inues'
, e.. her hsma villa Mont
Mrs. W. n Delp and dsuzhtsr.
Brownie. spent the weekend " Roam
okc. where they visited Mrs. Meadows
and Miss Ella Clark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

Fancy Coney Sets, large pilio"
mun. with fancy collar. at, per set,
$3.50 and Observation-Disclosures.
Black Fox Stoles and Animal
Effect Scarf, 10 match muiis. Al
$500, 5000 and ........-..-
Handsome Black Fox Sets. per-
fcctlv matched. fancy snake COLA.
and mufis, at. per set, $4,000 and
Molene SETS. with long stole and
pillow muffs. at, per set ......'' 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
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