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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-27


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Of SAT-
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the to
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-27

sOS TO OWNERS Of REAL PROPERTY
ana uoush It's proper authorities WALNUT side
the contract and the and F - 49,
andc
hundred and
said llte
said lots being fdIows "
Block No Lot suxev 49,
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section L. 2s range
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OF the Council cham
hearing the
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for the
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in fnan Ave
hat the shall bv Of Lakeland
optional with
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C. Vice President Board I" D =
o. POPE Commissioner Of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-27
THE CITY or LAKELAND, FLORIDA.
NOTICE TO OWNERS or REAL PROPERTY IN


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Of with
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Of
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-27


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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-27
The Evening Telegram

Published every afternoon from tho
Kentucky Building, Lakeland. Fla.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
Ser @niprnd anf @irtidafts:
selo.

@~orausgeisbt. SAB ales prbf Itebi
49, min beiben. odf 5p.i petniinftis'
un0 lebenstiihti1s 2eute siilsn 8unb
fiirs 2eber f6lieBen. 1T es notpens
big, bic @ebiets feifaulegea. fir Die
Elm ieosr Die @esantfportune iibsrs
uimmt. Dohleerffdroen, es lit bon
iol6en @erbGltnifTea bic Rebe, Die
als normale angeIsben iperben mill
len Dem Mann 1T Ole 8eIdaffung
Der Mittel fir Die llntsrb ltrne oes
6ausnsfsns suoeihrisben. Die Erau
fpG nit St.sn Mittsfa tpirtt haften.
Gin berniinF.ioer Mann itelt Dies
dnes in Nurehnune. ehe er Die 6D6e
oes Mirti6aftsdelNss heitimmt, mo
fpern er GAM perniinftig III = nein,
tuenn beios perniinftia rno einfidtsz
bon iino. sieben lie Die grfdbrnnden
breier Mondte in 9e!rdnt, ehe lie ole
S0be oes Wirtffoftsoefoes FeitfelIen.
@un5 stpeiFelfos bat cine Srdii, Sic
einen 6aushdlt fii6rsn fo1. MnTpru6
duf Elm auatommlides 8irtihaftss
nefo. Nihts ndrantiert S-ieoe uno
@ebdglihfeit in elmer Gbe mehr als
oiefes. Inns cine ssrou ion nit bies
fem @irtiddftsgelb. Dos lie beam
ipruden muB, aetpiFenfaft tpirts
fHdften unb fih Iefbff suliefe Refen=
Ihoft barber dhleoen. Qeiher has
ben gang osrniinft;ae rne r'6ttih rem.
tenoe Srauen bie 'iible Nnaelpphnbeit
oes f%oaenonnten ,Ghmumafen'.
Shmupfenniae! Mii ihnen bs3ahIt
Die Srdu iroenSeinen slcinen ooer
aroben 0nrus. oeu fie iid fonit niht
gDnnen fonnte.
Srlde fleine llnrebliffeiten =
lie t0nnen niat anbers qendnnt fper=
Den bilben febr oft ben @nfdno
au Seimli6teiten rnb llnreaelmdbigs
teiten, oie ldtpinenartia anfrd6fen
rnb S5lieBli9 Slid ano Hlibe pers
fdiitten.
lleber alen Re9ten nao ssyorberuns
Gen itebt mod bsrItdnoise aiebe.
Senn oft aenue treten gertGltniEe
Elm. oaB ser Monn niht imifonoe IN.
Elm @irtiaaftsgslo gu sebs;., ipie es
Ole Nrau ~perlonetn fOnnte. Mas
Sc lit 70 nit Der Gbe ipie nit
allen giinbniTeli. bic auf 2iebe nno
Sreue unb Glaaben eeariirset fno.
Dit @eieten nnb Msdtsn aTein
tpmmt nun nidt aus - oie 2iebe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13

Gr bat He1t. Nadtnddter
6u .inem G%tuoenten, Der beneheIt an
elmer 9oustire lsbnt): mas. Sic
Iu9en Die 6austiire BON Hr. 10, oa
lebnen Sic ia oaran."
Stuoent: so; binten bab i1
6alt teine 4us'r.."
= @anagIei9 Srau: ,QDir
trnnen niemano msbr ettpas be3ahz
len, uno oennod ipilI Du oiefsn Be-
ri;bmten. teuren ar3t committeeman
Mlann: .Run, oas bleibt iih opcb
idnuppe, Oh id mem beribnten poer
mem unberibmten Mr5t 3 @tIo
'~rnrnin bIeibe2l'
9 ii # ige &oniunftur.
TienitmGoden (sur @nGoissn. 0ie
tpegen zines 8leioes in Sbnmn1t aez
fallen iit): m@nd' Srau, iebt frisst's
Der 9err nit Der 4nsit gu tun; GhA
tonnten rubig nod einen 9ut Oasu
neEmen!'
Bel ben 3eiten. Glerf:
.Gd. 6err Miiaer, i1 mDdte Gle
freunolidit I'm 30 Dollars 0orfduB
bitten"
Gbef: rHanu. tpartm oenn 0as24
Glert: sd bin in @eloperleaens
belt; meine 5rau bat mir nGmIi9
Sriuinse geihenft.1
Gbef: rWie lam iid penn SIRE
5rau aad 70 foftipielige @eidenie srs
lauben!"
Gtriffen. Satin: Mie BAIT
ou bid osnn bsute u~nse5ogen2
3erriRene Ghube. oefette 9oien uno
Die iddbisite 8raDatte?! gatts:
CAB mid nur geben, ~. ih bab' duf
Dem Gteueramt au fun!
Oos DurdfdnittsaIttr,
in peldem Mdnner iterben, bic Be-
beutenb senils iinb. I'm in Gntbflps
seuannt ~ ipsrbtn. 1T IS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
lie arapatts.

in Den 3d1tn uHEtfsr Wrobrdiel
pflsgie man Den Gals burd elm mebf'
fad asipunbtnss. Faubtr esfoIisitA
Gsi0tntuh 5n fhI.fn osisn GnDn
man born In sinsn anoieE 5ufam'
menbcno. 1os isioent 9a.stuh IN
Idneit ben Meg alsr Wooen eesan'
gen Der auottn absr IN eebIis,
ben; benn bic kniis, arnraits IN
eietniIi4 nur cine art ntspitiifen
ilebsrbIeibisIs. Gin 5dlstudtncten Oh.
ne 6aIsiuh.
Dr,ilid, Die GeIdidit be. araipdt,
e Idbt fid iber Die 6olstuamooe Der
gisoermeitr3eIi nod edit Ipsil sua
lidperfoleen. Gotouf beatet fdon
ibr Rams, Der ur,ptiingli6 ga Groas
te' geldutei bat. ga. aroatitn III es,
Der Die aulturiptIt ole Grrungenidaft
Der 9raipotts perocnfi. Sm Sabre
1860 5og in Jrantreih elm aus aroas
ten 5uiammeneeiebtes Regiment elm,
uno an ieiner linifOrmisruns srreste
Ole runo Inn ben 5nls geidIunesne
ginoe, bic oieie frodiifuen GoIoaten
trrgen, b~eion0ere Autmtrfi1mieit.
geim gemsinen Mann. mar oieie
Yinoe aus grobem @sipete, bsim Or
fi3ier aus WuHslin ooer e.. benitoff.
LnO Die enoen iparen 5u elmer Ros
ietts 5ufdmmenserafft oosr nit Sroo'
oelH ooer Nuaiten se5iert. Die .nidt
obne anmut duf Die gruit binabbins
gen." aein Geringerer als 8al5ac
1T es. Der bieie Ra9Forltunsen iibsr
oen llrfprung Der 2rdipdtte setrieben
bat. 9aI3ae lit Der alaiiitsr Der
&ratDdtte, unb ieoer literuriide Seins
fdmeder miro Elm befonosses gergnii-
gen senieben, iuenn er in Dem bon
w. 6reo bercusssss6ersn 8onN
spbpIiolcgie bes alltdgslebens". Der
BEL Georg RiiIIer in Miinden erf6ies
nen 1T, feline 4bbanolungen CUR
Iefbetif Der &ratpatte lieit.
Die &ratpatte 1T suert na9 Dem
Siege BON Steenterte in 8eleien
MoN eefporoen. 8oltairs
Dab Die Mdnner oamals aras
ipatten aus Spiben trusen, beren Inz
bringing Riibe uno .3eit ~toitete. 4ls
nun Die prin5en fi9 in s-obter 5alt
fir Die S9la9t batten nn3ieben
miifen. od tonnten Tie ole &ratpatteu
nur nudlaifg um Den SaIs f1lin>
gen. 9araufbin trusen Die 6rauen
puB. Der na9 oisfem Mobe[l sedrbei=
tet mar, uno oas fparen Die ,Steers
Die man Die erite tlaiiii9s
arapattenmpoe nennen fam.
Sc III sep'b. baB 5eute Die Rras
matte, Die ibrem umfanse nad gu
Den tleinifen Seilen Der M1nnertleis
ouns ssb0rt, an geoeutlng zines i1s
rer pidtisften glsmsnte biloete. @s
uerrdt ioglei4 ben innersn Mansel
an Stilsefibl. tpenn man einen 9errn
iiebt, Der Su einem nsrer un6 gut
an5ng cine : perbrau6..
Ooer u~nelesante 8ropatte trdgt. Inns
perrdt f;9 aber aud Der Grob
an Dem geiudtsn Stile ieiner 3ra=
matte; unO fper bate nidt fdon NIT
oie prDbfematii6en &C.
iener aqffeebauslitsruten unO
'tiinitler beoba9tet, Die iberbaupt
,ni6ts als &rapatte" iinb!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
(5ortfeBune folgt).

Deutf9e pionos peresa III
4uItroIisn i'm a~Ieinpsrtauf lir $3.50
Biz $500, I'M Gnsros.@ srtauY fir
$165 Bis $500 perfauft.
SnGngIanD gibt es ies. p0lIig
paHeroiate SdubIoblen, bic me- See
tang uno elmer demifden Gliitigteit
bsrgeitslIt iptrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
1911 9smarb Ct.

miB Damn 5ulsbt eod nod cen Muss
T6lag seben. Clint perftdncise Jraa
miro ni9t oas llnmD9li9e DerlanseT.
uno cine 5rau. Ole ibren Monn Iiebt.
pirb nidt nur Soften Der Not mits
trasen. iOnoern AUDI dIes tun, I'M lie
ab5utpenoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
Sn Der 9orff9uIe. 2eb,

Sn Der Oorff9uIe. 2eb>
rer: ngradble mir ettpas bonn &om=
p1b! = Ranu, fem einaiser aus Der
ganSen /. abteilung9 (lls ii6 aus
Ser 8. 4bteiluns elm pfliffises 8iirids
den meIoet) ga, Damn ion Gud Der
tIeine Sander aus Der 8. Mbteilans
beIhdmen.
p8omm - paB NAL Sic Site
6eln on!"
Mnerfennung. !9auiiersr
Ger pom Sobne einss 8aufmaEns
binausgetporien pito): .Mas firm
prddtigen Sobn 81. bDhiisns II
Sabre uuo If fdon nit i'm @siddft
tdtis!!4 f
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13

@infafes, aber pDpnIdres Gamrnfleib.
Gieies rei3en0e Eeiiin lam in eineit
ODER aus 3tuei Eeilen gemndt peroen.
Sr Der SIuitrntioH iin6 brnuner SerQc
NIT geint BON braun uno peiE aez
ltreifferS eioe benust. iotpie idncp Anop-
I nno ein Sod ans qefdIteltem Ncf.
9as @ooeu eieuet iidi fir iraeno eincn
Der aIeieerltoffe oieier Gallon. 9nS
Rlitcr lit in 8 @r1ben gcihniften: 81.
SO. SO. 40 iio AZ 3oa Bruitfpeifc.
So 6en6fiat 6A Daros 4056uiecn Stpfi
fir dc 363olfigc @robe.
TreiS Ses Wuiters 10 Gents.
DWener 6erbff. nnb Iinter-9afa,
log INIT allen nenepen Nuben iett
fcrtia. Sober 2eierin Der rCmaha
Sribine" fir 10 Gents s~ngeianot.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
Seaeaanas= aausiinnsen;

CieIe Wuiter rernen an iraenb
cine GnreRe eeasn ~ginienounq bes
Breiies eeididt. Rnn qebe Summer
unb @roke uno bic uone NSreHe 6erts
lid an unb itide ben Coupon neblf
Dem obsn erfpahnten Rreis an b0s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
BERRYVILLE
Special to The Times Dispatch. ]


Berryvillc. Va. September 20.-Mrs. Dan
gerheid Lewis. of New York. is the guest OF
Miss Mamie Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Patter and children.
who have been spending the summer with
Mrs. Patter's mother. Mrs. Wheat, have
returned to Charleston, w Va.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fl. Clagett entertained at bridge
on Saturday night. Among her guests were
Mrs. Nan Emstaphire. Mrs. J. r. Endes. the
Misses Nan and Margaret Moore. Kitty Nc
Donald, Portia Baldwin. and Messrs. War
der, Crown. Moore and others.
Mrs. Nan Emstaphire left on Tuesday
for visit to her brother in Gloversviile.
n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. st. Julian Marshall children
and mother. Mrs. John Lewis. left on Mon
day for their home In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Snlthey, OF Wash
jngton spent Saturday In BcrryviIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MoGuire and son
left Saturday for Hoboken. y. y.
Mrs. Annie Brown left Saturday for Nor
folk where she was suddenly called by the
illness OF her daughter, Mrs. Moss McCor-
Mrs. Lester shipley and mother. Mrs
Byrd, left Tuesday for their home In Bal
timore.
Miss Alice. Chaplin. OF Winchester, is Mt
the home of Mira. Cyrus. Mccormick.
Mrs. Rose Lewis, of Alexandria, ~ visit
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and tall at his home here. has again entered

and fall at his home here, has again entered
school at Sweetwater. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Cawood and Misses
Susie Burkhart and Ada Campbell went 10
Knoxville this week to attend the National
Conservation Exposition.
Roy Smailing attended the county fair at
Mountain City. Tenn. this week.
Mrs. w. G. ReMine after a visit to Mrs.
n. b. ReMine. ios seventh Street. has re-
turned to johnson city.
Miss Maud Darst after visit to her
brother and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Darst. has gone to Norfolk SO spend short
while with friends
Mrs e. Il. Duff. OF ST. Paul. after "a visit
To Kentucky friends. was here this week as
the guest OF Mrs. c. Il. Vance. on Sixth
Street.
MIR. and Mrs. Jere Bunting and family
left this woek for Salem. where they expect
Ia reside permanently.
Misses Margaret. Agnes and Ruth Vance
daughters OF DIR. and Mrs. James l. Vance
OF Nashville. are guests OF Miss Margaret
this week from Blowing Rock, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. John Slack has returned from John
son city. Tenn where she spent a few
days with her son. +, NJ. Slack. and family
Mrs. Robert l.. Taylor widow or Senator
Taylor. who spent the summer with her ss-
ters. Mrs. Dularey and Mrs.. Bachman. in
this city. has gone to Washington, whero
she will remain during the winter.
Miss Ammo Muse has entered the Virginia
State Normal school at Radfozd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
es and holding the annual

giving degrees and holding the annual
election.
II. K. Haden of Palmyra. Fiuvanna Coun-
~. was a guest of the Arvonia !nn here on
Tuesday or this week.
Harry Griffin. OF Fork Union, spent several
days here with his uncle. II. Beckwith
hughes last week.
Mrs. Peter B. Patteson. of New Canton.
was visitor In Richmond this week.
Rosser Petit OF near Stearnes. Fluvanna
County, with several members OF his family.
visited MIR. and Mrs. Lindsay Stone on Sun
day last, Miss Florence Petit remaining
here TO attend the high school this winter.
Craighil Potts OF Newport News. visited
his sister. Mrs. John w. Pierce. last week.
Herbert s. Newman, former cashier OF the
state Bank OF Arvonia, now resident of
his native county. Orange spent several
days here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Graham Thomas this week. returning on
Tuesday TO Somerset. his bone.
Judge j. .. Shepherd, of Palmyra. accom-
panied by John Meier. OF illinois, spent sew
eral days here this week going over the
various slate works. examining the manner
of working and shipping roonng slate. They
returned To Fluvanna on Tuesday afternoon
was visitor here last week. returning to
Richmond on Friday.
Miss Lucy jeffrey. a student nurse In tho
Retreat for the Sick. In Richmond. spent a
short vacation hero last week With her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffrey.
Miss Bessie Jones. ot Richmond. returned
to her homo here last week for tho purpose
of recuperatlng from O. recent illness, She
is q nurse In q hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
BURLINGTON
Especial TO Tho Times. pispatch.1

II.
Burlington. y. e., September e0.-Mrs. j.
Alex Holt and daughter. Miss Cecie. wero
Thursday night TO the Christian Endeavor
In social meeting. The lawn and porch
we're brilliantly lighted with Japanese Lam
terms. and wntermelons were served on the
lawn In the parlor cut flowers were used.
Several tables Of rock proved very enter
tanning.
The Embroidery Club was entertained by
Miss Ruth Albright Thursday afternoon.
She war assisted by Mrs. George. Summers.
sion was the elaborate luncheon that was
served
In honor OF the new teachers of the graded
schoo, who have Joined the Philathea class
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Misses
Letter. Taylor, Underwood. Benbow. Thorn
ton and Webster. the class gave reception
Monday evening in the I3araca room OF the
church 1t was beautifully decorated in =,
Ly Mrs. 5. r. Boiand. DR.. G. II. Hemp
hill and Miss Daca Davis. musical pro-
gagged in IN which the prize. IA box or candy.
went TO Rev r, a. Skies
Misses Jessam!nc and Cornna Cant have
just returned from -four months tour
abroad. visiting tho countries OF Europe
aud Great Britain while away
Mrs. +. =. Saunders and Miss Jui!; und
cys who have spent a month here ;.7it ing
Thursday for Richmond for few days
after which they VIII go 10 Atlantic city
FOR the winter
Mrs. c. y wrigh, and Miss Louise Wright.
visiting Mrs james y Williamson. Jr.
SIR and Mrs a g. Hall left Saturday for
Columbus. Ca. where Mr.. Hall has ac-
cepted position teacher OF English
Mr and Mrs James X Williamson. Jr.
and children VIII leave Monday in their
automobiles FOR extended tour through
New England TO New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and the Berkshire Hills They
VIII be gone month
MisseH Ruth and Theima Thurston left
Wednesday for Blackstone, Va, TO enter
school for the winter.
Niss Emma Seymour, who has spent the
sumner here. returned TO Philadelphia Fri
day. where she is engaged In nursing
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ALTAvISTA

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Altavista Va September :c-Miss Jen-
MIR. and Mrs c. w Beasley
Miss Kate Wilkinson returned Saturday
from few days visit 10 friends in Lynch
burg.
Mir, and Mrs. j. G.. Miller stopped off here
Sunday morning to spend the day with the
Latte parents s Mr. and Mrs f Cum
home in Princeton. w Va.
Mrs l.. G. Arthur and daughter. OF Green
Vile, ". c.. have been visiting Mrs. j. L.
Arthur. Broad Street
Mrs. G. D. Black and children. who have
been visiting relatives here. returned to
Mrs. Frank Hammer is visiting her parents
at Merry Oaks. ~ G.. Mr. Hammer ac-
companied her as =, far as S,, Norfolk
day, where he will enter William and
Mary College.
tor returned Saturday from weeks visit
TO Baltimore and Washington.
John T. Tailor. of Lynchburg, spent part
Of Tuesday and Wednesday here with his
Street.
Miss Ruth Slaughter left Tuesday for
pupil in the Blackstone Female Institute.
She was accompanied as far as Lynchburg
by her mother. Mrs E. l.. Slaughter.
Wednesday night from six weeks visit to
Mrs. Campbelrs parents. at Blacksburg.
Miss Mary Bell snent Sunday here with
10 Scottsvilie.
Charles Mccutchen left Thursday for Me-
Institute. where he will take a post grad.
unte course.
Mrs. W. F. samuels and children re-
10 her father and brothers. at Ciarkton.
Miss Lessie DtJarne spent several days
last week visiting her sister. Mrs. Writ
Mrs. Thomas Il. Haskins was visitor
in Lynchhurs Wednesday.
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BLACKSBURG
tspecial,o rhe rimes.pispatch

Special 10 The TimeE- Dispatch
Blacksburg, Va September cO.-Mrs
John McI.Aren McBryde entertained at the
rrst large reception OF the fan season We'd
honor OF Mrs J. u. Eggleston. wife of tho
new president OF the Y. T. !. and Miss
Nellie NcBryd.. of Fredcricksburs The
hostess assisted In receiving by the
guests OF honor. Miss Emma :. VERIFY vel
coined the Euests al the door: Mrs X. j.
Davidson and Mrs. G. q. GuiHnard ushered
them into the dining room. where Mrs. y.
= Mayo Mrs Bolton ICBryde and Misc
Elizabeth johnson did the honors Misses
Rosa Stockard and Minnie and Anna David
served. and Mrs < Y Pritchard poured
The parors and dining room OF Md
hurst we're beautifully decorated in autumn
flowers, and there were more than MY
callers
IS orrnond Young. OF Richmond. spent
the country home OF colonel " II Palmer
near town J Preston Means Of Birm-
imgham Ala is guest Their. now.
Mrs. J. 3 A johnson lett Wednesday to
spend two weeks with her father Major
Adser SInythe, in Warrenton-
Or ] u McBryde and family have re-
turned to the UuiyersIty OF the South "a,
sewanee. Tenn after spending tho sum
Rober, l. FaEg spent part Of the week
In Richmond with Mrs Fags. who is at st
Sir and Mrs Robert T Elie,, and chill
dren spen, ,,e pas; week with relatives
Hiss Ru,h Nuiis OF Amsterdam. arrived
here this week 10 spend the winter with
Mrs GcodRyn Ftsea,, and young son
hA.e returned 10 their home In Roanoke
after spending the summer al the Inn
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GRANVILLE

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
tarrnyilie. Va, september N.-Mr. and
Mrs Tate OF Pulaski visiting III the
home OF PROT and Mrs. Martin.
Miss Leila jackson has le!t 10 take charge
of her school in Idaho
James Patterson. OF Chicago. and Mrs.
Booker Of AppomattoN. were recent guests
ot Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson.
Mrs Howell Richardson and children are
home after pleasant visit 10 relatives
IN California.
Mrs Tugsle has returned home af;er VS.
iting friends in Farmvtlle.
Mrs G.. a. price had as her guest very
recently Mrs W. Il. Btuford. OF Disputanta.
F.: \ Rice and wife. Of Norfolk. are on
u visit 10 relatives ana friends in Farmviiie.
Miss Alma Tatum has returned home after
spending the summer with her father in
Cumberland County.
Mr. Wlngo and little daughter. Elizabeth.
have returned after a delightful stay with
friends In Norfolk and Ocean View.
Mrs Hattie Wingo entertained the Ladies
Bible Class OF the Baptist Church on Thurs
day afternoon In most hosptable manner;
The program enjoyable one, and
consisted OF several vocal and instrumental
selections, Rotations and picture puzzle
.Du At
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HEATHSvILLE
Especial to The Times.pispatch

Heathsvile. Va September 2o.-M;sses
Pawling helms. Charlotte Rice and Eliza
beth Smith left last week for Fredcricks-
burg, to resume studies In the Normal
School.
VIII $. Brent left on Thursday TO resume
his studies at William and Mary.
John Stith Brent, who has been at his
fathers home recuperating after an opera
tion for appendicitis, has returned to Rich
mond.
Miss Marie Walker was recen, guest of
the Misses Boggs In urhanna
q. ID. shirley WAS recently In Baltimore
and Washington. 3
Francis slaughter. OF Nj. Zion. I.ottsburs,
has returned from trip to Delaware and
other points.
captain John A. ,iIaynis. b. G. Crowthesl
and diamond Hsyps are :.ame from de-.
lightfui trip to Atlantic City. ~
Miss Mary Reamy has zone to Reedvtile
to resume her duties as teacher of music
In the Reedville High School q
Misses Willie Walker, Of Ashland. ard
Maggie BS%gs. of Urbanna. are Visiting Miss
Marie WalNer here X
". W. Rowe was in Baltimore last ~esh
on business trip. .i8s
mond Ia be principal OF the Glendale High
school. ,Sfi
Henry Walker has returned to Hsdferd
Academy for another session. tfi
Ray Brent, who has been In WAshtnEtoxsii
for come time. has returned 10 his hoEHt:
ct Burgcss store. 80 $500
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BOWLING GREEN
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Bowl Green, Va. September ON S.
Annie ~ White has returned from a trip
OF several weeks 10 Connecticut
Misses Pattye Cary and Bessie Ryiand. OF
Richmond. spent part OF this week with
friends here.
Mrs. scott and children. or Fredericksburg,
are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
b. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Garrett who were re
Gently married. have returned from their
wedding trip and are now AT home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Newbill and son.
John Newbll. OF Essex County. have re-
turned home after visit OF several days to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Broaddus. They
were accompanied home by Charles 4.
Broaddus. who will spend week with them.
Misses Florence and Helen Broaddus left
this week for Blackstone, where they VIII
teach this session.
Mrs. Alice Barnes, Of Savannah. Ga. is
spending some time with her mother Mrs.
Sallie A. Anderson.
Mrs. W. C. Boyd and son. William. have
returned 10 their home in Richmond after
spending week with Major and Mrs. T.
Dallas Coghll.
Major 7. Dallas Coghil left this week for
i Roanoke TO attend the Confederate Reunion.
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ARVONIA
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Arvonia> Va, September 20.-Mrs. James *.
Dickson. OF Newport News. who has for tho
past three weeks been visiting the home of
DIR. and Mrs. Perkins Glover here. returned
to her home on Wednesday Of this week.
Misses Marie and Nellie Smith, OF Norfolk,
arrived here this week to remain for sew
Gordon Amber. who has been spending
the summer with his grandmother. Mrs.
Willie Amber. at Seven Islands" the
james River. returned TO his home In Win
ston- Salem. ~. G.. this week. where he Will
attend school this winter.
Miss Mary Pitts. OF Scpytsville and Mrs.
Alexander. OF South Boston. spent several
days here last week as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay Stone.
The Arvonia Royal Arch Chapter hold its
regular monthly communication in tho tenn
ple here on Thursday night Of this week.
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Ivor. Va, September :o-The high school
here opened Monday with good enroll
mcnt OF pupils.
recently.
series OF meetings closed Friday at the
Baptist Church The pastor. Rev. j. w.
Reams was assist ed by DIR. Duke. of Florida.
Miss Martha Lawrence, OF South Norfolk.
Is guest Of Miss Lizzie Pulley
Mrs. Proctor OF Manchester is visiting
relatives here
few days ago.
Rural Crumper. OF Zuni motorcd to town
Sunday. returning the same day.
l.. IL. Brantiy was In town Saturday