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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08
ASHEVILLE
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bauery Park Hotel. Asheville n q, Jun.
LOT me next four weeks will be the busy CITY
% Asheviile. with official headouarters A.
the Battery Park Hotel. This was the state
T r,e mace by Governor Locke Craig on
present at the graduation exercises at az
oshevieTes College. where he was the guest
OF honor at luncheon by Mother de Planck.
ana later delivered the commencement ad-
dress Governor Craig will come to the
Battery Park Hotel on Monday. accom-
panie ' oy 4rs Craig and their sons. and
remain until the LIST OF July
Biltmore." the estate OF George w Van
aerbiit which comprises 5000 acres OF farm
aho forests on the outskirts of AshevilIe
was me scene this week OF an inspection
o. tne Ioliowins men; David NJ Houston
secretary OF Agriculture: Franklin X Lana
secretary OF the Interior: Representative III
;. GraVes Assistant Forester w l.. Hall
Geographical Survey. and Secretary of War
Sarrison. They came to AsheviIIe 10 in
6pect the Vanderbilt forests on which the
government has an option for purchase as
party was quartered at Mr.. Vanderbilt's
shooting lodge. near the summit of Mt
Pisgah, and although in the heart of the
mountains the men enjoyed every luxury
which would be found in a metropoiita :,
hotel. This was the FIRST time such an in
spection has been made here.
Mrs. George Schorn. OF Richmond. who
her son from Houston. Tex
George E Parker. OF Richmond. has been
sojourning In AsheviiIe.
Richmond recently are W. G. Taylor. Jr..
Mr.; and Mrs, s. Hare. R. F. Vaughan. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. N. Miller. Hiss Harriet Wallze
w 5. Jones. Kenneth Cherry. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G Appersop. of Richmond. left Aehe-
vile Monday for that city.
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WINCHESTER
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winchester Va. June 7.-ABsociate PhiIip-
son, Mrs Carson and their two young chill.
mother. Ars. s l.. Conrad. here for several
mSsIe ,hs en yeTday 70, San rrsnsiseo
par, Of n next MsS 0a for Mania the latter
Miss Minnie Miller came this week from
Baltimore. and is the guest of Miss Katie
Mr.. and Mrs c. Gra,tan Crawford, OF
kernstown. this county, have issued invita-
Miss Elizabeth Eleanor Crawford. to Rev.
John Long Jackson. rector of Emmanuel
burg. which is 10 take place on June Is at
the home o! the brides parents. Rev. Nj
Jackson lived In Baltimore before coming
Miss Ross Read Lockwood. who has been
passing the winter and spens in Annapolis.
spend part of the summer in winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs; Ralph Steele. OF Brunswick.
and Mrs. y. W. soienberger
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Sprint have returned
from a Visit to relatives In Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jack Smith and her young SON came
this week from Brooklyn. y. Y. and are
Edwin H. Dinenderfer.
Mrs Mary Dobson has returned to Burkes
Station AFTER spending part OF the week here
Mr., and Mrs: James Hardy have been
Mrs. Z. A. Hildreth. of Wheeling w Via.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Brantz NJ
Miss Anna G. Grove has returned to her
home near town. after spending some time
In Baltimore.
Miss Eliza Dihenderfer who has been
spending the past six months at Winter
Park and Orlando. Fla. and later with
friends in Baltimore. returned a few days
ago accompanied by her aunt Mrs John ",
Ditenderfer. of Winter Park, who Will pa SO
the summer here and at Harrisonburg Va
MIS-. NJ. Flesenheimer. OF Richmond. Is
visiting her mother. Mrs S. H. liable
Miss Lorraine Russell. OF Govanstown
Nd. Is visiting at the home OF MIR and
Mrs. Franck Baker
Miss Stackhouse, of Maryland. is visiting
her cousin, Miss Julia Owings. OF Middle.
town.
Mrs. Dudley L. Miller and her daughters.
Misses Louise and Cecilia Miller, who have
oeen passing the spring in various portions
or the South, and in Baltimore and Wash
ington have reopened their home near
stephens City for the summer
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WAVERLY
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Waverly, Va. June Mira d. e. Cobb and
children. of Blackstone. are visiting in the
homo of Mrs. Lucy A. Chappell ON East Main
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. West. of Newport News
spent part OF this week in the homo OF
Judge j. F.. West on Copperhaunk Avenue.
Miss Evelyn May has returned to her home
IN Wnyerly after Waiting friends and rela
tives In Petersburg and Richmond.
MIS-. G. E. Smith left Waverly. OH Tuesday
Tor Petersburg where she Will visit Miss An
ME Mann
p. n. Kilmartin spent Tuesday in Norfolk
Bruce Martin has returned to his home In
WaveriJ after spending few days with
friends In Richmond.
r. Fieetwood has returned from Dublin and
other points In Georgia. where he has been
Misc Mary Stephenson. of wakeneld 1,
SSpenoinS tho week in the home OF Miss
trace w; West on Copperhaunk Avenue.
Wednesday. '
Monday in Waverly
Mrs. IL. A Gray and Mrs e. y. Burt ief,
Waverly FOR Virginia Beach. where they will
remain Tor the next week or ten days.
MISS Mamie Harrup has returned to her
nome IN WaverlY after spending some time
with friends and relatives in Petersburg and
Sussex Courthouse
Mrn @. A Rady has returned to her hom,
IN hichmond after spending a few days I'm
me nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. WetzIer or
railroad Avenue. Mrs. Rady was accom-.
panied home by Mrs. Wetzier. who will re-
main In Richmond for some time.
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was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
fSnn s. Draper I,t in honor of Mrs. Finley
tended we're oa H Msod w: Va Those who at.
1c!mmnlap' W. j. Thurman. w. c. Price. II. q
t Enni @ Langhon. b. F. Baldwin. J. l..
Jordan c. r. venable. G. G. Painter e
d D. w Me" Rsr, C. E. "A A Marshall: C.. H Hoback
Visor May Pollock. Elizabeth Jordan MsrS
M Ira Parst, Nancy Allison. Minnie Bell and
George 1 Wsns Dunlap; Of Hinton. W. Va; Mrs
ea sarah Bell, of Dublin. Va. '' '''SS
THURSDAY Of ~ .w nar man, was the hostess
nc N%. OF her sister. Miss Cntharine Aipers
OF sest ssr. ~ j. who is her guest Those
John w. Eekman. Joe Eckmnn. I va on
Ghanin' D. Gray Langhorne. W. C. Price
Futhey nnd is sehn n s. DrTpsr wintred
s Po,Snu May Pollock Ellie Howard, Lif hhe1
aude uher w Sfssf Polo Ssth MsTs Apsrs
Minnie Bell. Evening, Mr.. and M Ina
Maurice ihIanghorne, MI. and Mrs East rs
T r. Glenn. Phelps. "Ss %ary M ElIS
Ts EMILY Apel nnr ans n Nancy Allison
Laughon r. C. Kunkel. Cabell SIassie. Nor.
I Hnnss, sane sns, Ralph Gum. Joe wysor
Howard and George Deiatour. Of Westfield
Miss Mary Kent. of Halifax. after a visi,
with Miss Florence Stevenson left this week
Farmville. -
Miss Myrtle Wygal left this week 70 n.
the guest OF relatives at Charlotte, NJ G. ~
Mrs. +. II. Miller and daughter, after q
visit with Pulaski relatives, have returned
to Bristol.
Miss Aimedia Kunley. after visit OF
several months with friends at Washing.
ton and other points, has returned to her
pulaski home
Rev. and Mrs. ]. p. Miller arrived tbi,
week for O visit with their daughter Mrs
l.. NJ Copenhaver. Mr.. Miller has recently
resigned tho presidency of Marion woman
College. at Marion, to accept faculty work
with Elizabeth College. Charlotte, N, C.
and they were en- route to that place
Among tho students who have returned
Elizabeth Jordan and Anna Belle ,Chaffin.
Woman's College. Lynchburg Miss OIlis
White, Sullins College, Bristol; Miss I,ucv
Graham, Farmville Normal School; Fitzhusi
White, William and Mary College. -
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ARvONIA
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Arvonia, Va. June miss Rosa Williams.
Of Farmville. is the guest OF Mrs. Edward E.
Roberts here this week.
r. l.. Stone spent Sunday with friends and
relatives in Fluvanna County.
Miss Miriam Pitts, who has been attendin q
the finals al the State Normal School in
Farmville, returned to her home here this
week.
Mrs Kelso. who has been visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs Robert Fuqna. returned to her
home in Bedford City this week.
Miss Katherine Abbott. of Lynchburg is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Mary Snoddy
at her home here, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Cloud. who has been attend
Ing school at Sweet Briar College the past
winter. passed through here on the way 10
her home in Hamlet. ". C. She was accom-
panied by her too little cousins. Maury and
Henrietta LeSueur. 4
Rev. Plummer r. Jones spent several DAYS
in Richmond this week.
Dave Morgan left last week for Logan, W.
Va. where he has accepted a position.
D. l.. Pierce spent several days in Scotia.
Vile this week. ~
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. BagweIl,- OF Mt Zion.
were yieltors here this week.
Miss Ethel Hughes. who has been attend |.
Ing the Woman's College IN Richmond the
past winter. y expected to return to her
H. E. HRdou. of Palmyra, spent sever al
days hero this week n
Miss Winnis Pitts expects to leave next
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BURLINGTON
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.on,aI 'nSt oh' y C., June IAN enjoyable
OF the whiting young women at coh,a.
roha on tuesday afternoon. 1t was gotten
a up oy ciande Holt in honor OF Misses Grace
Lillian Wakefield. of Lenoir. The party.
chaperoned by Miss Bessie Holt. drove o1t
20 the pond and spent several hours boat
party was composed Of Misses Wakefeid
and Grace and Esteila Bum. Iris Holt
Ethie and Flora Garrett, Bessie Holt EIoisr
Iu.hrns. Anna Morgan Faucette and Ruth
Chris lsey. Walter Storey Edwin CANT and
George Sharpe. ''N
In honor of Misses Jessamine and Corinna
can't. who on Thursday left for New York.
70 sail for a three months tour in Africa.
Europe Europe and Great Britain. Mrs. L. Banks
Wilii t,T mon Tuesday morning entertained
me l, Bridge Club and gave farewell party
OF bridge were played Delightful r.fresb
ments were served There were present
S,isses Jesramine and CorInna Cant and
IT. OF Burlington: Mira. Alice Vanstory. OF
greensboro and Mesdames Lynn VILLA m
son, Elmer Long. A K. Eardee. Edwin
Scott and J. W. Monefee and Miss Mamie
Parker. OF Graham.
The many friends OF Rev. J. D. Andrew.
pastor OF the Reformed Church OF this
pla.s htteen years. are congratulating him
on the great honor that came to him Tues.
DAY when he was elected president of Ca
tawba College at Newton. y. c. for the
ensuing year MIR. Andrew is OF the
sorrow. ~ ~ e'e"'
Misc Edith Carroll. who has Jus, grad
Satco at Salem College, and Misses Ella Rae
carroll Chloe Freeland and Sadie Mont
Somery. who have been in school there.
are NJ home for the summer.
ME; James n Villa mson and children
left Friday for Atlantic City to spend six
weeks In solid pleasure
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RALEIGH

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Rase MI I Ione, so "A. meeting held
tury Book Club elected officers for the
ne.t year: Miss Rosa paschaii. president;
Rufus Hunter. secretary. and Mrs James
A Br!sss librarian Mrs. Norris was the
retiring president of the club and she pro-
vtded charming entertainment
There were fifty or more participants in
the monthly dinner and dance at the Ra-
leigh Country Club Saturday evening. and
the affair proved Of the most enjoyable
the club has yet given.
Mics Virginia Robards has returned to
h ne n - AFTER to- spending few days in
Street.
Miss Gladys Johnson OF Jonestoro: Mis-.
Marion Woediey. OF Elizabeth City. and
several days with Mrs. Stacy w Wade at.
tending commencemen;s. have returned to
their homes.
Mrs. V. C. Register has returned from New
York, where she went TO meet her brother
from California. who was there business
and could not come 10 North Carolina TO
see his sister.
,more FOR few days hnVins at thei in l Tile
son treated for a dislocated elbow.
r NJ. Harper, superintendent OF the Ra.
leigh public schools. and Miss Gessctt. OF
the school faculty. have returned from
in charge of party OF young people OF
Raleigh and nearby points
Miss Amy Montgomery and Miss Lucille
collins nave returned to their home In
kinston. after visit to Mrs 81. T. Norris
here.
Mrs. c. Alphonso Smith. OF the University
OF Virginia. is spending n while In Ra-
leigh. with her mother Mrs. J. NJ. Heck.
Mrs. 4, s. Peace. OF oxford. has returned
home after visit to her Ca ptain w.
6. Peace. commandant at the \. and NJ.
College.
Mrs, James A. Briggs. Mrs. Charles Lee
Smith and Mrs V c. Register represented
tho Johnson Pettigrew Chapter. Daughters
OF the Confederacy. Raleigh. at the unveii-
Ing of the monument at the University OF
North Carolina on Monday to the students
OF the college. who left the university TO
enter the Confederate service.
Mr. and Ms c. D. Harris and little SON.
Ceburn Harris, Jr.. are here from Louisville.
KY. guests In the home OF Mr. Harris >
parents Colonel and Mrs. j. C. l.. Harris.
Mira. d. y. Cooper, Mrs. G. a. Rose and
Miss Belle Hicks. OF Henderson. were here
Tuesday on their way to Wilmington to at
tend the State convention OF Kings Daugh-
tiers. OF which Mrs. Cooper Is treasurer
There IL great interest here in the an
nouncement of the approaching marriage
of Edward l.. Conn. telegraph editor of the
Baltimore Sun. and Miss Edith Stowe So
ciety. editor OF the sun. Mr.. Conn is a
Raleigh boy. and for long time with
the News and Observer before going to the
Sun. Baltimore, where he Is making good
very decidedly.
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West Point Va. June 7.-Mrs Crosby
munkey on the parry on up .hs Fs to
many young people of the town.
from Randolph Macon woman's College.
Luxembourg. and brought as her guests Miss
Dorothca Eaves. of Birmingham. Ala
Miss Emma Davis is at home after sue
lege at Farmvilie
Miss Margaret Palmer from the Lynch
here on Saturday. and is preparing to attend
the finals OF the Randolph Macon College at
Herbert Woodward Is in his home here
washington and Lee university "S finals the te
Fred Woodward. will accompany him
Roscoe Spencer Will take the degree OF
timore. Md. His mother Mrs Emma Roy
Spencer; viii attend the finals there.
School Baltimore. and Ernest Thrift, from
a business college In Richmond
pine Inc nigh SShooi commencement OF West
the Masonic Hall auditorium. Thursday
night class day exercises were held. Tn.
address of welcome was by the class presi-
dent. Wiley Richard Broaddus; grafton. by
Charles vanley Bray. subject The lndi-
Gary. class historian and prophet; last Will
and testament of the class by William
was valedctorian. On Friday evening An
drew Jackson Montague made the address
In the graduating class are four girls
Misses Irene Page Gary. Annie Roper Brown
Jessie Lewis and Mary Louisa Smither; four
boys-Wiley Richard Broaddus. Charles VAN
lew Bray. William Thomas Clements and
Richard Corr The principal Professor
Elwood King. presented the diplomas and
distinctions. School Superintendent A. L.
Terrell introduced Mr. Montague. Rev s.
Otto Wright. of the Methodist Church, pro-
nounced the Invocation on both evenings
Mrs Robert Woodhead, with her children
will leave for her old home and the home
OF her parents. Darlington, England, to
spend the rest of the summer in July
OF the season on Monday of this week with
the president Mrs Samuel r Bland The
first meeting in the fall will be the first
Monday in october. when the club will very
much extend its work along many lines.
There Will be new constitution and many
members.
Richard Evelyn Byrd. of Richmond, and
Thomas L. Woolwine of Los Angeles CAL
were the guests this week OF H. Lane Cook
Mrs William Bray and daughter, Eliz-
abeth. are spending this week with rea-
tives in Little Plymouth.
Mrs Ella Purcell and Mrs. William Hos
kins were the guests OF Mrs. Philip B.
friends in Baltimore. Mrs. William Hoskins
had expected to go to Vancouver. B. c., to
accompany her mother Mrs. Matte Taylor.
back to her home in. King and Queen
Courthouse. but she scr: In her stead a
trained nurse. Mrs. Taylor went to Van
sister to spend the year. but taken Ill
and decided to return to her home. Mrs.
Taylor is very much better.
Mrs A. Julian Bagby and children will
come down from Richmond next week to
spend the summer in West Point
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NORWOOD
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Norwood Va. June 7.-Willie Galloway left
on Monday for Tennessee.
Miss Corinne Roberts spent last week with
MISS Myrtle Robertson. OF Manteo. return
by MIR. and Mrs. Eldridge Robertson. OF
Manteo. and Wyley Robertson. OF Richmond.
Little Miss Mammie McCraw left Mon
day to spend month with her aunt. Mrs.
Carter. of Gladstone,
Miss Alma Roberts went to Lynchburs ON
Sunday to visit her grandmother.
MIS-. w. a. Roberts and children attended
a picnic at Warninister on Thursday last
given by the Farmers Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Saunders and chill
dren. of Blueneld. arrived on Tuesday. where
Mrs. Saunders will spend the summer with
her mother Mrs s. r. Bolton.
Mrs. Agee and family, OF Buckingham was
the guests of Mrs. a. w. Garrett Sunday.
Mrs. a. L. Wheelan made short stay liz,
Lynchburg this week. ~
Mrs Frank Bolton and children spent sew
erai days with Mrs. Hugh Robertson last
week. 1879
Miss Lila somerville was the guest OF the
Misses Lewis last week. OF Howardsyiiie
DR.. Putuey made short stay In Rich.
mond last week. e g la
Miss Mary Dolen. returned from a tars.
weeks visit TO friends in Lynchoufg on
Tuesday. 100 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Turner and baby epens
Sunday with Mrs. Omohundro, of Mantee91's
Mrs. y. II, Gautt is visiting In ChafIottea4l
Vile this week, ~ y
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DURHAM

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parha% \: % Z! June 5s ,9sss". Auction
Liberty Street in honor of Mrs. a. p. Gil
bert. the president OF the club. for making
the highest anore Of all the others during
the season. which has just closed for them.
Eye tables were h''ed w with members. and
auction bridge, refreshments were served in
Mrs. J. a. Robinson. supervisor Of the
primary department OF the city schools,
left Tuesday for Boston. Mass. to spend two
weeks observing the work of the schools
r. f. Briggs and family, of Mexico City.
Mexico are In the sty R visiting Mr. hrggss
Street Gt " 'A's '''
DR.. L r. Leyburn. pastor of the First
day morning for "a trip to Europe of three
months more. He is one Of tho repre-
Council. which meets in Aberdeen. Scotland.
Juno II to e: He VIII also visit Switzer-
Governor Lock Craig Meutenant Governor
Frank Winston and Judge r.. W. Winston,
OF Raleigh. were Durham visitors Wednes-
day for several hours. returning home from
the Chapel Hill commencement
Madison Latta. who has been working in
to his home in Richmond Monday.
i. A Goodpasture, who mas been visiting
W n. Speed. in this city tS,, has returned to
Rev. j. II. Davis. of Tuskegee. Ala. is
a visitor in the city. and will remain SOW
DR. and Mrs j. r. McCracken and little
daughter. have returned from Iowa, where
they spent several weeks with relatives Of
Judge and Mrs ]. Crawford Riggs of
Raleigh, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Mahler Kramer on Liberty Street.
J. w. spransey. head Of the business de-
pnrtment of the city schools. left Tuesday
general tour of the Northern cities.
Miss Bertha Rowland. OF Charlotte. who
has besn visiting Mrs Fred Umstead, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Smith and daughter. Miss Mary
Looinis. have gone to Bridge Crest. In the
Western part OF the State, where they will
spend tho summer.
Miss Nina Dodson has returned from o
visit to friends in Greensboro.
Miss Janet Jetton has gone to Hillsboro
on q visit to her sistor.
Miss Minnie Gordon entertained num-
Der Of her friends tuesday evening from
to L. The color scheme was pink and
white. and was carried out In every way.
and pink and white roses predominated in
Al the rooms, Various games were played,
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Lynch OF Athens,
Ca. hnve been rse guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
e. i. Tyree, On Cleveland Street. Before
going to Athens they wore residents OF Dur
ham. the doctor being pastor OF tho First
BApst1 Church
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Matthias and two children have been spen m !.
Dir and Mrs. Armstrong. after plea.nn,
Visit to the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mich ~ 1e'rieh'
Nrs. G. u. .Lcckcy. OF Baltimore was tn,
guest guest several day. thI. week OF her parents.
MT and Mrs H. Hall. In the city.
recent guest OF his brother. J. T. Ware
7. w Ross has returned from n trim
to several points In North Carolina.
- Mia" Mary Bell Magll. OF MadisonvIiie.
home OF hcr cousin. Row. Hugh H Hud-
son.
James w. sneed has been spending the
nond.
w e. Kirby. of cisremon,. w. Va. spent
several days this week with his parents Mr..
and Mrs j. F. Kirby. hero.
Mrs. Sherrcd Haney was a guest this weak
mono. to her homo in Albemarlo County.
r. J. EEsles,on. OF Richmond. has been
spending the week with his daughter. Mrs.
John Scott Cowherd. in the city
Rev and Mrs. J: f. Lipscombe have been
visiting In Lynchburg the past week. and
the Virginia Christian College
Mrs Alien Potts attended the finals at the
augusta Military Academy. where her son.
mas been student for the past session.
Mrs. Noting. OF Keswick: Mr. whitlock:
of Richmond. and Mr. Anderson OF Mays
rilie' ny, visited Lower Springhelds" on
Saturday.
Rev. F. G. Scott OF Petersburg and Miss
Ellen Mary Scott we're guests OF SIR. and
Mrs. Edmond Willis Scott. at Somerset for
several days this wee1
Miss Marian Smith OF warrenton was
an out OF town guest at the Scott Grafton
wedding.
E A. Wambersie. OF Orange. spent We'd
nesday visiting his sister and brother In
law Mr.. and Mrs W. Wilbur Osborne.
Robert Newman. of Barboursville. was a
GordonHvillc visitor on Sunday
4iEs Homasselle Graves and r. Beverley
Goodioe were Sunday visitors at Monteith.
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ". D. Cowherd. Sr.
Nisses Msrchia and D+ane Scott returned
home on Friday from the Lewisburg Sem
mary. where they have been students for
w. Wilbur Osborne spent several days
last week in Richmond. returning only in
time to attend Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Guys
delightful entertainment in Orange, on Sat
urday.
Ii. Misses Mary Jones. of Culpeper and Ber-
ale Wood. OF Charlottesville. are the gucats
OF Miss Gertrude Marshall at her home in
Barbourgvilie
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Bowling Green. Va, June miss Margaret
B.. Webb has returned from Atlanta, Ga,
where she spent several months with rela-
tives.
Miss Helen Broaddus has returned from
school.
Miss Annie Moncure and Mrs. Irby Mon
cure have returned to Blackstone after
spending some time with Judge and Mrs. F.
G.. Moncure
OF Richmond spent several days this week
ut the home OF Major r. d. Coghill.
Misses Elton and Frances Broaddus have
returned from Wavorly where they have
bean teachinK school.
Miss selIis Voolfolk. Of Hanover, is spend.
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week to visit her old schoolmate. Miss
Gladys Cofer In Smithfed. Va.
w. Y. Scales. OF pliwyn. visited friends
here last week.
A. l.. Pitts spent several days last week
with friends and relatives In Scottsville.
Miss Lottie Morgan, who has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. James Allen Jeter. in Balls
willie. returned to her home here this week.
Mrs. William r. Root and her little daugh-
ter, Margaret, of Munice Ind, are expected
here within few weeks 10 spend the sum-
mer at the Arvonia Inn.
j. C. Senger returned home Sunday after
having spent several days In Richmond.
Walter Chambers spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Dora Chambers. near Shores.