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The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
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Department ol the Interior.
U. S. Land ORics At Lamar. Colo.
March S. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah J. Adams. Of Holly.
Colo. who. January g. 1905 made homestead entry.
No. sl75 serial No. 04024 for lots and and half
Of northwest section 7. township B south.
Al ~es 9th princps merid has 6ed notice Of intention
make sus Eve year proof. establish claim the land
above described. before the U s. H. N.
Zsnser) Holly. Colo the BIRD day Of April. 1918.
Claimant nsmes Witnesses: Henry W. Crsbil. George
W. Watt. Jsh. W. Hsuton and Owen A. Hall. ali Of
Holly. Colorado.
Eugene NJ. Whitaker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-04

Let us get you up some sta
nonery that will be a credit to
your businessmen a detriment.
The price will be practically the
same, and you'll have something
You'll be proud Of. The Holly
-nieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
u. S Land O&ss at Lamar. Colo.
February 10. 1918.
Colo. who. December 22 1911, mad. homestead entry
Serial No. 0l1355 for hal, southeast quarter. south
west quarter northwest quarter and northeast quarter
southwest quarter Section 32 To~nskip q south. Rang.
AZ west, 9th princp. meridian. has Sled notice Of inten
ton to make FINAL proef. establish claim
the land shove described before the Register and Receiver
at Lamar. Colorsdo. on the l2th day Of April. 1918
Clamsnt names as wiinesssG Flsndsr Conner. Fred
R.ndes. Sam Hall and J. E. Wss. ell Of Holly Colo.
Eugene N. Whitaker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
U. S Land Office ct Lamar. Colo.
March 10. l9l3.-
Notice is hereby given that Frank NJ. Gsskl Of Holly.
Colo. ~ho October 49, 1903. made homestead entry.
serial No. 063l6. for northwest section H. town
ship "a SOUTH 3 west. 9Th princips meridian las
fled notice Of intention make fnsl three proof
establish claim the land sbovs described before the
Register .nd Receiver. at Lamar, Colorado the 29h
day Of April. 1918.
Claimant nsmes Witnesses. Phils.der v. Conner.
El,sood M Glenn John N. G.skl and Ward d. Decker.
Ill Of Holly. Colorado.
Eusens M. Whitaker. Register.
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Fancy Stationery.

The Holly Chleftsin's plant is
better prepared to PRINT your sale
pills than any printing house in
the Arkansas valley. We make
soecialty OF this work and turn
or' e"rerior quality of bill.
n-,,.s irs' rirht. Service is
tr-,t Srot>>ot
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
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Department sf the Interior.
U. S. Land Oa;ee al Lamar Colo.
March. 7. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that William P. Steele Of oily.
Colo. who January 8. 1907. made homestead entry.
No 709l serial No. 0243 for southeast quarter. section
2. and March 8. 1910 made additional homestead
try No 0l2659 for nsrthesst quarter. section town
ship "a south. ~ sixth principal meridian has
fled notice OF insnion make snsl FIVE year proof
establish claim ths land shove described before Uasd
St.ss eommis .ionsr u: Zsnssr). at Holly. Colorado.
the % day Of April. 1918.
lain ant Witnesses, Thomas Wood. Lewis A.
Wiley. Frsnk L. Sears and William A. Mosre al Of Holly
Colorado
Eugene N. Whisker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Of6ce st Lamar. Cole.

q. s. Land Ofhce st Lamar. Cole.
March 20. 1913.
Notice is hereby given the Hiram A. Parish Of Hart.
man. Colorado who February g. 1909 made home
entry serial No. G5039. for lots and ..d south half
northeast quarter section g. township 2 south. range AZ
sixth principal meridian. has filed notice Of intention
make three year proof. establish claim the land
above descnbed. before the U. s. L. N
Zsinaer). Holly Colo. the 10Th day 81 May 1913
Claimant Is ~i,n.sses AuaustF Buck. Willis
p Ferguson. William A. Conneley and Howard Ferguson
oil Of Hartman. Csor.d
Eugene M. Wkit.ker. Register.
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Catholic

Services at the Catholic church
every second and fourth Sunday or
each month, at 10 am.
All are welcome.
REV. j. A. BAsTIEN, Pastor.
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Methodist.

Sunday. April 9th.
10 A. M. Sunday School
IL A. M. Sermon by the pastor
6:45 2. M. Epworth League.
7:3O P. M. Sermon by the pastor
A very cordial invitation to all.
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian.

Sunday, April 9th.
9:45 a. III. Sunday School.
II a. m.-Sermon by the pastor
Helps in the Christian Life"
2:3O p. m. Junior Meeting.
6:45 p. m. Young Peoples meet
ing.
1870 Evening Sermon.
Which Will You Choose?"
Special music, both morning and
evening, A cordial welcome to all
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HOUSTON
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Iiou"ion.i Va. March aaNiss Mamie
prayscr gave delightful birthday party
10 tho younger set At the Halifax Inn on
TucS'iay evening. Dancing ana games were
engaged in. ~ 1890 o'clock the dining
room Was thrown open. Three tables we're
arranged: ON the centre one fourteen can
dies we're burning. indicating the number
OF years Hot chocolate. with fruits and
candy were served. Those present were
Misses Anne McGhec. Virginia Johnson
Enic Hupp. Enyssie Shapard. cleo Wiburn
Mnric Burton. Gertrude Lacy. Mamie
Draper ami Margaret Lacy, ANA Macon
Smiley. Erucs, Draper. shepherd Pittman
Herbert Wilbur. cecil Smiley. Writ
SharHrd Robert Johnson Clark Draper and
i!cbcr Shapard
The Houston civic League met last Fri
day afternoons. The chief business was the
adoption "f the bylaws After the trans
action OF ah business, Mrs H. H. Edmunds
read humorous selection from u current
maEd"ine, which made the occasion very
en1oya HE,
The children Of thr linton sunday school
were given an Easter cgG hunt this after
noon ny Mrs. w II. I1arkslale.
y joint lecture viii he given in the court
house next Tuesday evening by j. b
StovaiL Of panvillc. and W. II, Tyree Of
Houston. Mans occult Pnwcrs' will he
the suhpcct of Mr.. StoNal who Is
dent OF psychology; MIR. Tyree will talk
about the Scottish poet. Robert BURNS. whose
native country he recently visited
Mrs Frazier who FOR tho past fortnight
has been tho guest OF her parents MIR.
and Mrs W j. Gates returned To her
home in Richmond Wednesday.
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spent several days in buckingham last week
l." PITTS ct Bellevue"
Miss Miriam Pitts. accompanied ny her
on Wednesday OF this week. driving through
the country.
Wilson Fuqua, resident Of Fairfax coun-
" spent last week at his old home near
New Canton.
Arthur Ice Glasgow. former cashier OF the
day for Richmond. where he expects to make
his home.
Miss Phoebe Potts. of Warwick County.
" mas been spending some time here Wis
Eastern Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frisohkorn Of Rich
mond spent several DAYS this week in visit
ing MT. and Mrs. Ralph Chandler Root az
their home in Penlan, or South Arvonia.
Arthur Leteher Pitts last week visited his
brother. Luther Pitts. at Elk Island. and
This week left for extended trip through
North and South Carolina, Georgia and Ten
r. G. Wherry o. Richmond. who is well
known in this section. spent several days
last week AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
I. ScruEss in tho sleepy Hollow neigh
Henry Glover. OF Manteo was here last
week 10 Visit his brother DR. Perkins Glover.
Miss Elizabeth Pitts this week visited
days Visiting relatives and friends.
Herbert ;. Newman. OF Gordonsville. but
formerly cashier of the State Bank in Ar
vonta was visitor here This week spend
Ing his time AT the home of his sister Mrs
Charles Graham Thomas.
H. y. Perkins. OF Richmond. Who is we'll
known here was visitor in ArYonia last
II. r. Hayden. of Palmyra. and Jack lIas
kins OF l'!nchhurg. Mere visitors here carly
ms ms week reporting sood business every
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HEATHSVILLE
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Heathsville. Va March 22.-Mrs Bettis
Harding ~ visiting at the home OF Dr. j.
~ Rice. In iieathsNile
MIR and Mrs. Slater Cowart of Covarts
We're recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs. E ",
EichelberbcU.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. chllton and son.
Mrs Il. u. T. Hubbard ANA little daughter,
Gcnevieve de Sales were rccen,lv Snter,
tanned At ''Sunnysidc' Ivy Mrs Lloyd r.
smith -
T. $. hrcnt has returned from a reccnt
trip I" Baltimore
Rev and Mrs. Hugh j. Paylor. OF Reed.
VILE were recent guests OF Rev and Mrs.
j. Elmer Hcarn "
Rey J. Elmer Hcarn has returned from,
uiamoridge Md. His family will remain
Mr. and Mrs Have. Raine. were visitor,
'cceh'V OF Mr. and Mrs John Clark.
b. a Warriner. the farm, dcmonstrator
ana ,i yoF' uinberiand and Lancaster
p, present with Mrs. L. j. Downing. near
~ Jolly party in tine touring cars r,s,.d
W. oush heatnsNiile on Thursday or ro,,,a
~ ,rNihsaie, wnere three attractions await
Nv, '"en me initiation OF a couple Of man
liz. me Masonic order. Stag party."t
given by Albert Jones in his Ia ndsoS,,
nome there. and a big fox nun, ns~t g ga,o
oeNeIal packs OF hounds We're in roadin.s.
TOT the chase. but the continued do,vn,,,,s
teriali2inS '''"'''op ma
:, INC ne entertainments for the benefit Of ~.
t.yuFnie tish school, given III the Tow,
.."', W hchthsNiIc. was Witnessed, hy :,
n"cheu house and wondcrfuly successful
IN every rcSpcCt S"NNSSsiui
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ORANGE

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Orange. VA March ?..-Mrs Rosiyn Nass.
or Cupeper. spent few days this week
in orange as the guest OF her son in law
and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. l.. s. Ricketts
Mrs. Huil and daughter Virginia, or
West Virginia. are tho guests OF Mrs. u.
T. Coleman.
owing 10 sickness in tne family Of j.
L. Andrew- VI + H.. Tomahawk Hunt
Club tho weekly hunt was called of this
week
Mrs .tosorh g. Walker spent Tuesday and
Wednesdays in Washington.
M. and Mrs Holeign Taylor. OF Wood
berry For,st school, have returned from
yi,ii {" staunton. During the Easter
and Mrs. T. :. Macon. of Orange.
William Dupont and George linn have
returned from months stay in England
where tn. former had his champion shin
hackney stallion entered in the internn-
tionai horse SHOW.
pr T.. Lester Jones. secretary and treas
urcr % the United Hunts Association OF
America. has rented the White place near
M"ntpeier. for the coming year
J. Newton Marshall Is on pleasure trip
New York
:, large number Of The students Of Wool
berry Fcrcs, School loft or Thursday TO
spend tho Easter .holidsys At their homes
T.. u. Jones. az SleNan,Trin, spent several
days In Orange last ok
a. ShHckeifcrd spent Wednesdays in
richmond
~. few days TO their ncN residence CA
Marshall Heights
Rev. Mr.. Block r Saunowsy aud
stamps Farrar, OF Woodberry Forest viii
spend Easter in New York attending grand
opera.
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SUFFOLK
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suffolk Va March 22-The Womans Mis-
sionary Society OF the Presbyterian Church
held unusually large and enthusiastic
meeting AT the home OF Mrs. Asher Dole on
Washington Street Tuesday night, the fol-
lowing being present: Mrs. :. Il. Hrocken
hrough. Mrs. }. z. Ellison. Mrs. r. Y. len
kins, Miss Grace Johnson. Mrs. j. ". SIM
mons. Mrs. =. II. L!liston. Mrs. Paul Den
nif Mrs. j. Il. Primer. Mrs. Fred Lowell
Mrs. r. r. Jones, Mrs. J. ". Womack, Mrs
~. ". Joyner. Miss Daisy Nurney Miss
Gladys Dole and Earle simmons.
The Jack Trust" will he presented by the
Driver Dramatic Club Thursday night. April
20. 1919, 10y caste. including Misses Lille
Everett, Bessie Williamson. Ruin Clark
Mrs. +. s. Blsndtord and i. Is. L. DeIar
nette.
DR.. Bruce Edserton has concluded visit
to Suffolk relatives and has returned 10
Roper Hospital. Charleston, s. c.
The Teachers Convention and School Fair
OF the Second Congressional District, 10 he
held here on Friday and Saturday, April II
and IL. grows in Importance and magnitude
Mrs: Ben Traylor' OF Birmingham. Ala.
and Mrs VIII I.oushran. OF Norfolk. are
guests Of Nrs. J. w. Simmons in Main Street.
Mrs. Blackwell stith has concluded = visi,
10 Mrs. e. J. Dennis. and is the guest OF
her sister in Plymouth. y. c.
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GORDONSVILLE

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Gordonsvile. Va. March a?.-Miss Minnie
oownin has returned from visit of several
weeks To relatives ana friends in Washing
ton ana Baltimore.
Mrs n. +. Goodc was recent guest Of
her sister. Mrs J. y Nass. in CharIottes-
Vile.
Rev. Hugh H. Hudson was on a trim TO
Chariottesvilc on Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. j. = FitzhuEh aud little son and Miss
Jennie Fit@hnGh have returned from "a visit
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Atkins and Mr. and
Mrs. John Harlow. after 50 pleasant visit o;
several weeks at the home az j. W. liar
low. near town. have returned TO their
nome In birmingham. Ala.
Taylor Wills OF Alexandria. spent sew
erai days this week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. .Tohn Willis near town
Rev. and Mrs j. Allan Christian, Of Nor
folk. were guests several days this week Of
Roy. and Mrs. Hugh II. Hudson.
&. C. Gil OF Orange. was the guest this
week of J. T. Ware
j. F: Criokenberger was in Iyncl,hurg sew
'rai days this week on business trip.
Miss Julia Henkel after spending several
weeks with relatives and friends in lynch
q. r. Taliaferro. candidate for tho Leg
isiature from Orange County. WAS In the
city several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Bihh. after spending
several DAYS with the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. j y, Bib. in South t;ordons,ille
nave returned to their home in Boston
Mass. ~
Bolen Clarke. of Clifton Forge was visi
'"i this week ~ tho home Of l.. J. Fabcr.
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WAVERLY
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Wavcriy. Va. March e2.-Miss~s Willie Ma
gee and Es,elIc iiarrinr q; Petersburg.
guests Of Miss Irene Cox Waverly.
+. Fiectv ooJ and r. Fleetwood Jr, have
returned from trip to Dcndton. Md.
Gray Garland. OF Richmond. was tho guest
OF friends in toan MONDAY anu Tuesday.
season with Miss Pari Jusiis. OF stony Creek.
Arnold spent part OF tho week IN Nor
folk
Mrs. Harvc, Fleetwood aud daughter and
Mira. p ~ bar; and daughter are spending
several days In Norfolk. guests Of nrS. Ar
thur wilkins.
j. l.. Bradshaw, OF Burkevilie. visited
waverly on Tuctdsy aud "Wednesday OF this
vcck
Fred ~. Ellis. NJ Norfolk was tho gue,t
OF friends In Waveriy this week.
Misses Myrtle Harrison and Evelyn May
spent the week end in Petersburg.
John y. Sebreil. OF Norfolk. in town
Wednesday,.
". y. snyder and wife left waverly on
Monday for Apomat;"N Courthouse. whore
they VIII remain for several days
!. Sol Wrcnn. al Sussex Courthouse spent
heverAl days in WAverIy this week.
Airs J. j. Little and Nrs. &. r.. smith
visited Richmond Wednesday, last
Nrs. Lille Vaughan and Miss Ncil Gray
srs, visiting friends and relatives in Nor
Prof. George J.. Arnold. az Dlspu,an,a
spent sunday I'm tho Homo OF his sister Mrs.
IL. Fleetwood. on Main street.
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Yves. Point. Va. March ei.--Mrs. Edwin r.
Harris. wife Of The Rap,lst minister here
while thecr she viii attend INC state wot
Southern Baptist Convention. meeting IN AN
nuai session IN Raieieh. She Viii then visit
going to join her husband al Ills new charge
in. .Morehcad City Rev Edwin H.. Harris
pulpit committee has been appointed as Yet
and at present the Nest Point Baptist
Church has no pastor In view
william II. DORM. Of Clover. visited West
Point recently. lio WAS the winner Of the
$1,000 silver cup &c the American Land and
IRRIGATION Exposition, Madison Square Car
den. some years ago.
Miss Jane, CraN1ey. OF New York, Is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Neustad'. and will
return to her home In fcw days.
a. Rurt Thompson Of Cleveland O.. was
recent guest OF hts brother. Crosby Thomp
Mrs Stall of Ricimond. Was the week
end y5et, OF sir md Mrs' rhiiip Hoffman
Mrs Stall. who bought beautiful site AT
Euclid Heights las, summer, 90 which 10
huild a summer hone is arrangins TO rent
tho original Mansion House. Euclid
and made up-to-dstc. until her bungalow
Ii finished.
Robert Loo. of Norfolk. ba. hecn recent
Mattaponl rivcr the King and Queen
side.
The Misses Hr.ok7 have returned from The
brother. Charles Brooks, who resides in
Washington.
The Tinblc Club was entrrts incd this week
hy Mrs. VI. +. Chandler. and the guest Of
honor WAS Mrs Thomas r. BaEby
Miss Inez Palmer Is still in Norfolk. where
she has been for . week two visiting
her bother Letter Palmer.
Roscoe Spencer. student Of ncdciue Al
the Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore. is
home for Easter. and has with him fol
low student Mr.. spencer will take his NJ.
y. degree In June.
Miss Evelyn Cahe. ot Baltimore. and Miss
Ethel lkrulovitch. OF Now York. listed their
aunt. Mrs. Ed Morvita. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ". Courtney tho
wrck end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Julian
Bayby. OF Richmond.
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OLD Point Comfort. Va. March %
Gayety has Increased noticcahy AT Old
Point with the adven, OF tho Easter sea-
son During the past few days the gath
erinE At the Chamherlin has been re-
cruitcd from nearly every section Of the
en- route Nor,h have stopped OF here ITO "a
spend Easter, ana the large colony Of
college ana prep crowd, 10 spend the
OF the many charming spots to he found
At q, +. ,his ;, re." 9 nsrhars The most popular.
y always crowded with bathers and in
'erested onookers' is the sunparlcr. Here
Hampton Ronds fascinated by It's ever,
chans'ns panorama There was a general
the Wyoming steamed up and cast
anchor. hut To the disappointment NJ all
Tho Norfolh Navy Yard. The arrival OF
the Ntlantic squadron. which is being
AMI navy people registered here, will add
much 10 the gaycty OF the place.
The rccep,on and dance rendered Col
OF Fortress Monroe was one Of The brii.
liant affairs OF the season.
For Miss Annie sullivan. of New York.
bridge party Tuesday evening. ST Patrick
ideas and color scheme OF green was
used in the accessories aud the supper
served after tho games.
Informal tea at tho Golf and Country
Club on sunday afternoon is fast becoming
popular with the Chambcrlin guests. MIR
ana Mrs. j. w Henry and Miss Anita
Henry, who arrived this week from Wash
ington TO spend the Easter season at the
cha mberlin. were the guests OF Mrs. Ice
Holcoinbe at The club THIS week.
Saturday evening usual was crowded
with dinner parties the guests afterwards
attending tho reception 81 the Artillery
school or tho ball at The Chamberlin. Can
tain and Mrs Rhoades ontcr,ained That
evening FOR Mrs. Townsley, WIFE Of col
onel 'rownsiey. OF West Point Another
al n 81 81
the mine planter Frank. Icy Lieutenant
Frank rotten. Miss Harris. of Washington;
tenant Rogers Mr. William j. Rogers and
daughter. Miss Rogers. who arc here On
their annual visit en- route Ia their home
In East Orange, y. j. from Palm Beach
entertained Saturday at dinner a party Of
friends from Norfolk and Richmond. their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Strib-
ling. of Norfolk; John Armistcad, OF Rich
mond: MIR. Linden. of New York; Charles
and Rush Rogers OF Norfolk.
General and Mrs. J. r. Patterson. who left
"Wednesday for Washington. after II two
weeks sojourn here. had their guests
at farewell dinner Tuesday evening. Miss
sullivan, Mrs. Blddic. OF New York: Mrs
W. l.. Howard. OF Philadelphia; General
Carleton. l.. $. A.. and DIR. BiddIc. l.. < -
Arrivals at tho Chambcrlin this week
from Richmond include DR.. and Mrs I'd
ward McGuire and Mrs Mfricnd. Mrs NJ
Thalheimcr Miss Irina 'rhaihcimcr and
Judge Edmund Wadd
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0NANCOCK
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,:e on"nroes, T.. Va, March Mrs Edward
her aunts Misses Bette ana sarah Paul.
G. Fred Kelly back from trim "a
Newport News.
rrea Ksley is back from ~, to
Miss Elizabeth T. Powell a pupil Al Han.
nah Moore school. Reisterstownh, Md. ar
vacation with her mother. Mrs ". r.
Fey cayn I alsekwsl Of So,tolk gave
thc High school Friday .norning
Mrs W T Rice who has been visiting
IEnchburG. came home Saturday
j NJ Rratcn spent this week in North
Misses Miriam and Sarah Mock dauEh-
tiers OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Floyd Mock.
are na r,s'ns n rnsir cousin ,., Mrs Gustav
had q handsomely appointed rcception in
their honor Wednesday.
Miss Emma Bratten. Of Modestown spant
The Weekend with her parents. MIR. and
Hr' W Ma Weeks Spk Mn " ssr rs,psns1
Mr. and Mrs stinson. OF Hoods Mills. Md.
H. !. shield was In Norfolk this week.
vcrsity College of Medicine, Richmond. was
the weekend guest of his mother, Mrs
Mrs T. NJ. Scott. Miss Sailie Jacob and
,lohn r Scott. Of Eastvllle. were with Mr.
aud Mrs; p D, r. GUSTS this week.
winter with her aunt. Mrs. Margaret 4.
Franklin. OF Baltimore. arrived Wednesday
for weeks visit to her parents. MIR. and
Mrs l.. D. I.eake Quimby.
James G.. Doughty, a student at the Col
lcge OF Physicians and Surgeons and Miss
Margaret Bull pupil at q business col
!cgc IN Baltimore, were with Mayor and
Mrs. l.. H. Doughty for the Easter hoi-
days.
Mrs Ohio H. Parker WAS with relatives
In Northampton for the week end
Oswald f. Hopkins, of Annapolis IL visit
Ing his father, Captain John p. l.. Hopkins
Mrs Tucker wilkins and son of Caps
Charles, were In town Tuesday,. the guests
Of Mra r. ". Shield. ~. -. 49,
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DREWRYS BLUFF

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prewry's Blun. Va. Starch al :,
home on Monday evening in honor OF his
SUNDAY school class Games and music
We're INDUCED In until late hour after
which refreshments were served The dim
ing room decorated with ferns and
palms, the color scheme being in green
Those winning prizes were Messrs McCoE.
bin and McJones. Among those present
we're Miss Agnes CoGbill. Margie CoghilI
Mana Corhiii. Clyde CogbilI, Roscher I,nr
bill. Leila Farmer, Florence Mason Miss
Ora ham Misses Ethel ana Marion SAWYER
RUDY Farmer. Aileen Anderson Emma
krousc. and Mckee Jones, w. l.. Walters
w. ). Miller. NJ NJ. Gibson. Tilman Cog.
hlil, Mack CoGbii Elliott Swincford, John
Anderson ana Nathan Cogbill.
Miss Virginia Jupps. of Chester. spcn,
yesterday with her sister. Mrs. NJ. 4 Pal
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MILLER SCHOOL

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Miller School. Va. March DIR. T.. 4
Taylor left this weck for Washington city.
where he will locate.
Pence q. NraUt returned this week from
urbanna. ..
on Saturday evening the Nswter Literary
Society had delightful meeting. The pro.
gram was an Evening With Dickens Il.
y. Price gave brief sketch OF his lifn e.
r. Bragg and Mr.. Brown read select ons
from Pickwirk papers.
Rev. Robert King. of FARMLAND. y C..
closed series OF meetings this week: There
were about nifty girls and about 100 boys
converted.
Miss Gertrude Sinclair. OF Somerset. is
guest or Rufus Walton.
DR.. H. n. Aulthouse. OF basic city. IL
visiting friends IN this vicinity.
Miss Mamie V. Thornton will spend Eas J.
ter home. .
Ray Selden Cook OF the University OF
Virginia. Will spcnd Easter at home.
Miss Mary Lee FARLEY sNnoets 10 spend
ytiaster at hone near Faber, Va.