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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17
COTTON REPORT.

Spot cotton in Bryan brought IL S-4c
today.
Cottonseed, $500 per ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Dorsey and Elizabeth Polk.
John Booker and Parlee Mooring.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17
NOTICE, WATER PATRONS.

We will cut water off after s p. m.
this evening, only for two or three
hours. City OF Bryan,
Per r. Reynolds.
Bryan, Texas, Jan. II, 1913,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cargill were in
the city today from their home at
Harvey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
HALLOWEEN

My Dear Girls and Boys
Before another Sunday rolls around
all OF YOU VIII have. in som" MANNER or
other. celebrated the feast of Hallow-
e en-. II is II merry feast of pumpkin
heads and iack-o' lanterns and Jolly
ghosts OF happy mien may be noted i'm
All sorts of public places such as hang
ing on peoples front porCileS and dane
ing IN parlors 10 the tune Of the new
est ragtinc, so that | know you are
All gong TO enjoy it, The harvest
tune OF the year, when all of the grain
ana fruit that has been growing ali
summer has been gathered into barns
ana storchouscs is indeed a time to
celebrate merry time. and | wish
so many things would write me what
you nave heard OF known about Hal
l@ween Pretend that ! never heard
OF such a thing in all my life and IL
has to be very carefully explained to
Through mistake. Lyra V. Ransons
vacation story, which is the prize
winning article. was not printed last
sunday, but IL is on the page to-day.
ana hope YOU all will agree with mo
that X is the best though ii was very
hard to decide between hers. Harry
Chadwick's and Kitty Vaurhan's. All
three were Splcndidly written. and |
congratulate all OF YOU members on
the good work done in the contest
We'll have another pretty soon and
II you nidnt win at this one. maybe
YOU VIII at the next.
YOUR EDITOR
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JumbIcd Nnmc, Of Girls.
a LITTLE roun-LEAr CLOVER.
PA RT I.

PART l.
am only a little four-ieaf clover.
but ! have memories that are as sweet
rs any oncy Some people might call
me pressed or think that I am dead
because / am shut up In watch with
picture OF a sweet faced little girl
that | love very dearly. am not
dead though. and I am going TO tell
YOU how | got beside the little girl In
the watch
My frs, memory is Of warm. quiet
held whore other clovers grew. but
they were not just like mo. because
had four leaves. There were many
red and white flowers blooming near
mo thought they were very pretty
but often wished 10 be tall and
graceful like the creamy Queen AIMS
lace that grew beside me. was told
by tho other clovcrs that was very
unusual, and something might happen
10 mo because Of my four leaves
was Very happy here in my pretty
home and wished nothing unusual to
happen to inc.
One day I became very frightened
when a large red COW came near me
shuddercd TO think of my fate. but she
soon passed on and did not sec me
! lived III this quiet nook for quite
while. nothing disturbing our place
except the angry black storms that
sometimes passed over our field. then
VIC would gather our leaves together
ANA bend our heads so that the rain
and wind could not tear rs TO pieces
The storms, too. would pass and tho
.un would smile on US again, and the
bees drink from our green and frag-
rant lclvce
One evening just At twilight was
nOdGinE down in the grasses and all
at once heard footsteps | was all
awake in moment and quivering
with hope. Yet fearing my fate shoul1
toe q sad ono.
(cortinuedD
Composed by
ESTELLE CHAPTEl.l.
Guinea Mills. Cumberland County.
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Ny VISIT TO AsHEyILi.E.

one bright. pretty morning in The
latter part OF July found nv sister
brother and myself seated in the train.
riding on our way 10 Ashcville
Ia the afternoon the mountains
began 10 come in view, and then espe-
cIaly did ! enjoy my ride. Fortu-
nately. ! found room enough to stand
on the rear platform Of the last coach
so mad splendid view OF All the
passing scenery. the beauty OF which
cannot describe
II was one OF the most wonderful
experiences ! ever had, when felt
myself being lifted higher and higher
into the air and such nigh mountains
on both sides. AS soon as the track,
would disappear from view il looked
ss II the mountains were closing in
over il.
1t Was a wonderful sight when We
reached the fountain gcyscr Mt Round
Knob, which was erected To the mem
oiy OF Colonel Andrews
We reached Ashevlle that night at
go O'Clock. after having spent the
whole day upon the train
VIII try 20 give Il brief dcscrip-
ton Of how / spent ms time there.
during ny visit which lasted one
week
one Of the first places which / Wis
!ted "as Grove Park Inn. the fine.
million dollar hotel owned by DR..
Grove II sits on the side Of Sunset
Mountain, and is built Of stones Of
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LOT"rIE DICI<ENSON.

various sizes. which were dug out OF
sunset Mountain The iircplaccs arc
huge ones, like the ones they had
IN ancient times when the yule-log
was burned.
After seeing that. we climbed to
the top OF sunset Mountains We had
good view of the surrounding seen
cry. which | don't think / am likely
TO forget While we were up there
II raincd very hard, but when it
stopped the rainbow came out and
looked perfectly gorgeous
DIR. Grove had also a garden on the
mountain in which We're a few deer
and cllts
one night we visited Riverside Park
large artificial lake
one day we drove up Mount
Meadows, and visited Mount Meadows
Inn. ON the same day we also visited
The whole estate covers 100000 acres
OF ground. upon which is built the lit
tie town of Biltmore
The Biltmore mansion is said to
contain 300 rooms. It is "a Very
pretty building. and reminds me OF
the ancient castles in pictures have
seen with it's many turrets ana
spires
Mr.. Vanderbilt has had two arun-
cial lakes ana also u fishing pond
built upon his estate
We also visited the Bltmore dairy
where we saw quite a large number
OF pretty cows and calves. we saw
the cream separator in action, and
1t was a very interesting sight We
ate some Biltmore ice-crcam while
1T the dairy.
did little sketching from nature
ana enjoyed several walks.
The Swannanoa ana the French
Broad are two lovely rivers, which
meet near Ashevillc
The l.angren Hotel is the tallcst
building in Ashcvillc. and has a roof
garden from which can be seen q fine
view OF the city
Wildwood is a mansion of unique
appearance. which used to be owned
by an old Englishman. 1t has shaded.
secluded walks and rare, beautiful
plants. one of which looks somewhat
like the prickly cedars and grows up
fifteen or twenty feet high. but has no
limbs like n tree.
There are many Other interesting
places in Ashevlle. but / didn't have
time to visit them all
/ spent the rest OF the summer at
home IL playing, working. reading,
drawing, painting. sewing, and other
pleasant occupations
Composed by
LYRA VIRGINIA RANSOM,
Masonic Home, Richmond. Va
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LIFE.

When the flower BEGINS to bloom #
blooms i'm content;
Living only in JOY and happy innocence.
see it's tiny little buds pecpiuc from
the leaves.
As into life unknowinCly it proceeds.
Gus drops down.
Upon itself and the ruts in tho ground.
After the dark clouds have rolled by
And the suns splendid rays How from
- ,n"' II blooms us fainteSt
III pcaut! th;tt - among the rarest.
men 700, ~ oeEins ifes bright side,
IS every thlhE seems bright In It's
PRIDE"
Day in. dav o,,t ara ina .oo,,,,,.
morn.
Never givinl, n thought of ;h.. ,t-,o -
come
AS the DAYS slim swiftly nv o,. s.,
ore
Living only in JOY and happy limo
cenco
80 !, crow as flower in It's leaves,
AS INTO lite unknowingl'- it proceeds.
,t,.. -, ,
after inc refreshing rain has poured
It's numerous drors down
rolled by,
Ana me suns splendid rays flow from
the SKY
-.
Ihcn IL Is that the days are fairest
III III '"cir beauty among the rarest.
nIh peg ms mes bright side,
~, i'NcS on ana on:
gay IN oay out and into anothcr'@
morn
Never siVihs' a thought Of the time to
cone
AS Inc DAYS go rapidly by, one by one
All thihGs must have dark days,
30 win me mower when II misses the
sun hfieht rays
fof men comes misery. shame. and
upon the past days blot,
got
iheh comes regret FOR not making
good OF the sun
Ere now lhe prosperous days arc
For always look forward to the times
c' rear
IS YOU can never tell when they are
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house belonged to man who was
very mean. and who had died not long
before.
The old man went to nnd his wife.
He came to a big tree and looked up.
Iherc he saw her He climhea the tree
ana brought his wife down. She said
mat some Indians had run her up in
the tree t!c carried her TO The palace.
and sac said that ii was the pret,iest
palace that she had ever seen. They
lived in the beautiful palace all their
lives.
Composed by VIOLET JACKSON.
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~ INDIAN STORY.

once Young white girl was cap
tured by The Indians. They locked
her up I'm a small wooden cabin.
As night came on the girl took a
knife out of her dress and began TO
cut away the door
She had proceeded Very slowly.
when suddenly her work was stopped
10y faint whistle She looked around
and saw an Indian whom she knew
well.
Her father had befriendcd him not
long before she was captured. and he
was going TO repay his Kindness
He unloosened the door and hcipeG
her out. Then they ran for two days.
until they reached her fathers camp.
You may DC sure the Indian was well
rewarded.
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON.
S07 East Franklin Street Richmond.
Va. Care Broad Rock I.ithia Syringe
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An ADVENTURE.

Once there was an old man and
woman who lived in the woods by
themselves.
one morning he woke UP and saw
that she had gone. He went out in
the woods TO find her He looked
everywhere, but could not find her.
soon he came to 81 beautiful palace.
lie saw no orc, so he went in: he was
very tired. so he laid down ana went
TO sleep The next morning he awoke
and found something to eat This
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
~ AUTUMN y.

Ia autumn the leaves on the trees
turn yellow, and the wind blows them
off Ana the squirrels are getting
nuts and storing them away. The
people are putting up preserves, and
storing them away for winter. And
the farmers are cutting down their
crop. All the people are getting their
winter cloaks out. And the children
are goir2 TO school.
Composed bV
ANDREW BOTTOMS
1919 @ street, city.
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;,ood Resolutions.

Dear Editor-l am very sorry that
haven't written To the club for q long time
nave been SO busy mat | haven't had no
time 20 write. but, dear editor / will try to
90 better and write oftener to the club. Well.
guess that most all the club members are
puSE with heir school work. wish that
some oi the club members would write to
me; would Ice very glad To hear from
sohe one was very GLAD to SEQ that again
We have many new members | ;hirl,
that the club is increasing very much am
sending a drawing but don't think II viii
40 10 pat on the page nut II possible then
pleHse puhlsh my letter and drawing With
DeSl WISHES 10 You anu all members. !
main your member. LYDIA Monsoon
Box % Yale Va
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school started.

Dear Editor.-l am SNrnIne Two ,irnvyinr.
wish that Couiu think up some more
pui@!es, hUt ] cannot now. School started
september j.. l ann in the seventh grade
we have "a dandy new school wagon /
could not go 10 TN" state Fair. as / d!d not
have any one 10 SO with. II Was real cold
mis- morning Warmed up about noon and
now II Is getting cold again Good-hy
NlQlotnlan. Va HELEN BEOADRI.p
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And Another.

TIe"f Ediior-I ava hue cIrT len years
o." ana would ik- very much TO join the
,, -. {: G. VIII you pleas. send me =
badge have read the page 10: abou, TWO
years am very much Interested TN m.
page WIN lots az love. Your littI- friend
FRANCES iUTCHESo%
81 East Franklin Street. Richmond car.
Broau Rock iitnia springs
7. 81 am sending Il story which b,,.
70 rec in print ''re
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Hard al Work.

Denr Editor--l was real glad u So. nv
BOAT In the paper sunday. Lillian Weaver
thank You Tor Your compliment. and /
Thought Your drawing was Inc also en-
Dyed Blanche Anthonys letter. / ,houubr
mat Alvin iiattorfs poem entitled. ''Nrar.-
Nearer 10 Death was grand. 1t had such
kooH thought IN IL The metre In Harry
Chadwick : poem. The Gloamlug." was iitt
line. am taking senior literature at school
ana enjoy II SO much. think that is "a ve-,.
Interesting study. must close now a. | am
IN hnrr| Love TO YOU and all the mem
beTs. Your member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

PRIHE-WlNNERS OF THE WEEK.
Mortimer Kennedy, of 5O1 Louisinun
street, city.
Estclle Chapel. of Guinea Mills Eum-
hrrlnnd County. Iu.
Dun FineGnn. of 22l0 Hanover Ave-
nue., city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
Volcano ISnCl,

Dear Editor,-lIerc I am again after such
long absence. | have not written to the
page for several months. | in Richmond
last week. and enjoyed the fair so much.
| saw two OF the r d I = members Will.
! was there. Mary Lee and Bessie Badgett
school has not started yet. They are build
ing us a graded school. but the desks have
not come. 50 don't know when we will start
! am sending a story. Please do not give
1t to the wastehasket. ! will try to send
the last part @; IT next week. II Is a little
Longer than | wanted II 20 he. but | could
not make II shorter. ! Will have TO stop be-
fore my letter gets long the waatchasliet
viii get II. Best wishes to the editor and
members. Your old member
Guinea Mills. ESTELIE CHAPPEII.
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oakvood. city
Another New Member.

Dear Ecitor-I send YOU n drawing ylicl
hone YOU VIII print. would like 10 JOIN
Yours truly, VIOLET TACES6\H'
keswick. Va.
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MARGARET !
{ hnrutlc.

MY hrst is in pan. and also in can
Ny second is in nat. but not in hat.
NJ third Is In say. but not IN hay
NV fourth is in your. but not IN sure
My whole il the name OF Hover
MARY NJ. l.. NEWTON
X. +. D., Atlec, VA.
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TnE WEEI<.s CONTRADICTIONS

5lakey Ryland Kennedy. Mortime CT
lotions. Andrew I.vne. Mary y
~, irene Monsoon, Lydia
Chadwick, Harry AIycr Louise
chappell F.stclle Morgan Ann,
Davis, Grace Mann Helen
Davis. Edward Mason. Narcnr.,
i iaE!s Mary Newton. Mary NJ T.
C!ckchs0n, l-oiii- Noatherey, Edwin
Dyson Elsie Pascal. Peru.,.J
finceau Dan REID fllzoh"tL
Goyna. Helen Ransom. Iyrn
Cartwright. Saml Ramkev Tonis
iHaltPri' Alvin Smith. Dorothy
Idti - Mareuerite skinner. Elsie
i,luichesoii: samuel Williams. Bonnie
'iS ASOl!, violet Walker. Nell
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And Another One.

Dear Editor,-I wish to Join the r n 9
G." and am sending you ii iittle drawing |
would like to have u badge Your new
member, OIIE. sT Apr ~
go Thirteenth Avenue. Southwest Roam.
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4 STORY IN EIGHT WORDS.

Boy ice, skate rice, ice. thin, boy. in.
IfYLAND BLAkEY
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80 Glad Nou.rr We'll

Dear cdltor.-Nour most welcome letter re-
ccived Was So glad that you did me the
favor to publish nay little picture and to
honor me with second prize. Dear editor.
DO not know ii the prize is sent to the win
ner or do we have TO call for IT, You don I
Know how much appreciated your letter.
aud ann reioiced TO tell YOU / have i'm e
proved So much that the doctor will allow
Inc To so To school Monday | feel like "A
happy bird. | have been sick so long. I re-
Ceived very pretty postal from of the
y. -. 4. {. members. Margaret Proctor.
brakes Branch. certainly did appreciate
hcr Kindness in remembering me Dear
editor YOU don't know how happy I am to
he able to he out again. and how grateful l
am Ia our Heavenly Father for restoring my
health. don't want to tire YOU by reading
this. 50 will bring my letter to. "a close
tipping 10 hear again soon from YOU. re-
main most respectfully
NELLIE BCCUER.
Sl3 West Marshall street city
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Joins { lui,.

Dear Editor Please soma me the ruiz
"i NE l. u. c, {. al once. } am seutilr, 4.
CRAVING which / hope Mr Was,ebask.,
Won detect. ] am, Your new member
o ~, HELEN GERSoN.
loi West Broad street Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

Dear Editor.-1 am Sending YOU a dravinr
in this letter. can't draw very we'll hut
think this will help me lot Will not
write q long letter this time You, new
mnmbcr ANNA MORGAN.
Warsaw Richmond COUNTY Va
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Dear Editor.-I am thinking we are going
20 have q big frost Tonight. and hope il Will
lhen chcstnuts VIII come out 81 their stingy
OLD hurrs and then watch US school Kids get
dement's Tor eating chcStnuts IN school. Our
i3ir comes Oft this week. and | surely do
hope II VIII be nice week for II. have
drawn map of Virginia and have put In
All OF the counties and colorcd IL Tor fair
l also have collection of moths. The
prize for Tho map IS $3.50. and Is also 81. 30
Tor best collection of butterflies and moths.
am trying FOR both prizes Well. this is
getting long. 80 | viii close Your member.
NELLIE WALKER.
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Dear Editor aim rif fourteen r
oid ana want 10 become incnts- ~
3"W ,iph, read al the stories and letters
hi,Y fhJ"y them So am sending q sinr,,
when nope wont reacn Inc wastebaska,
or ms .etter either. hope 1 viii 70, a
Hra"inss are iine. and would lov. TO dr,U-
,ul rear mine would roach the Wust.-
,aENe' am Ia first yrar high school I
nave 80 many lessons. among them Ia.i-,
""A Algebra, which love dearl. Uoring
It,S Y W mol reach the wastehaske, and /
N't get badge am your now lrc.,,ne b.
3, LOUISE G. NORRIS
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Puzzle Department
,Jumbied Names OF Ani,nnrs.

nieo Names OF Animals.
2. GraiEf.
- Brea.
4. Wfoi.
5. Bouln
=. Monyek.
!: z zH@5
., Rocherhinso.
10. Raitbb.
ea,o ,,,no, DAN FINEGAN,
Girls MINES In Figures.
!. s, !, J. II ), = il II T.. ..
10. :. i il, ia: .. 20 o. %. 3
~ :! IS: ~. Il, 9. Il Il. = D
;. IS i. a. a. 8. IS
|. 4. II: 3, 10.
Peake's Turnout. Va. "a 'oN'
4 CharnJc.
My first is in cat, and also i'm Pea,
in house. '"' 'o'
- ., MY third is in ear and also in
J. My fourth is in let. but not IN 90,
!. ssiy ntth Is In lie. but not in cry.
I. My whole is a county in virvi,;.
Helen M .IS:@''
.IumbIcd Names OF Chickens.
Ackbl Rominac
>. Ackbl lspanhs
). Tubf pingorton.
=. Hiwte horgcln.
.. Wborn horgeln
g. Tyanwodte
LOUISE RAAfKEY
Girls Names In Figures.
]. s. i2. !. IS l.
:. ]. - 8. 3. J.
;. 10 |. -.
!. %. ., -. 20 .. II
.. a. IS. J, 3. :.
MARGARET MASON.
thRrudc.
Ny hrst is In pan. and also in can
NY second is in nat. but not in hat
NJ third Is I'm say. but not in hay
Ny fourth is in your. but not In sure
My whole il the name OF n flower
MARY NJ. l.. NEWTON
X. +. D.. Atlec. Va
Jumbicd Name, OF Girls
!. Stonie.
.. Bamle
2. Cluy.
I. L.abnhcc.
=. Islo.
q. Nillec
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Md Nnniiirr DIM

irA' r.H'tor-l avn little sri twelve
iT1i 90 Ny name ~ Louise Mytr 4 rn ~,
l'.h" lho". heard that The r. u {, Cb,,
mHs very nice club and thought ,,o,,iJ
~ I" rom IN the r. - e. g No U,.fa
'Iie"u. som" Hucher told me nov MIC !,
Ms al I"ad The y L. e Club's -,ijes in
i"r p"pei I enjoy iookng az Tho pa.4 a,t
am sending this Httle drsv.inp a."
" '.,,1 iihe i9i you 10 put d Ia tho paper I
C'lln'n'y Wll ihank YOU IN ID badge + ,,. III
sfehy would love 10 write moro an
3j7 We k;,,snau LOUISE MYER
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Girls Names In Figures.
]. ). i2. !. IS. l.
:. ]. y, .. 3. >
;. ,. |. -
I. %. >, 10. 20. .. II
.. Z, IS. J, 3. =
MARGARET MASON.
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Nnh \nntilcr

Dear Editor.I want 20 join NE t,t.
Ing ftEit't.' :, Z. ~ -"
South Boston va t. -Hp'hh"
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Correspondence Column,



Dear Edi,or.-l think had a fine PAGE
to-nny ana must congratulate Dorothy
smith on winning prize. She certainly de-
served It, for her drawing was splendid. bu,
| really believe like the poetry on the
page best OF AL. Dorothy's poem was love.
~ ami so was Alvin Hattorrs. was glad
to see letter from AN old member. Florence
spencer. was beginning to think they mad
all deserted us. ! so glad to see my
name among the mcdalists and Emmu's no
WHY also. l hope to receive il and my
long delayed prize soon. Willy and / have
some now pets-thrc" little kittens This
evening we heard them CRYING i'm a distant
he!d ana had to 20 aud investigate and
We found them all alone. Two are gray
stripped and one is golden brown. with tho
biggest blue eyes. Kittens arc my weak
point and l. gathered the yelling trio in
my arms ana refused to let go until mother
said might keep them. Poor little desert
cd things. was across the street at am
other house when heard some ono calling
Harry, looked out and saw my littlr
friend Walter snid, What do you want -
lie replied You come ON over here Little
Harry, ana when ! came and told him
= bout my kittens he wanted to know ali
about them so viii have To show them
To him tomorrow. mus; close now as /
cannot write much by lamp light or read nj
AZ; 1t hurts my eyes 50. Good-by for this
time. Your loving member.
HARRY T.. CHADFICK
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Continued ,

ESTELLE CliAPPEl.l.
Guinea Mills. Cumberland County
Va
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LYRA VIRGINIA RANSOM
Masonic Home. Richmond, Va
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SPECIAL. PRIZE-NINNER.
i'!ra y. Hanson, Masonic HON,
Richmond, Va.

YOUR EDITOR.
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NINE on HONOR ROLL.
The rimes-Dispatch.I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
IIarrisonburS. Va, January An
interesting incident at the Harrison
burg State Normal school. following
the return of the students after the
Christmas holidays. was the announce
ment in ChaDei by President Burruss
that nine students had won places upon
the honor roll in the first group and
twelve in the second group. To be
placed upon the honor roll il is nee
essarv for the student 10 make A
grades in all her classes. or IN all
except one. and in this she must make
a b grade. -" grades are 90 or
more. the b grades run from so to
So
The nine young women in the first
group who mads A. grade. in al
their classes are the following: Juliet
Gish. Bedford. Margaret Helm. Staun-
ton. Annie Lee Jones. Petersburg. Bes-
siei Leftwich. LynchhUrg, Elsie Morton.
Indian Rock. BotetOurt County; Pattie
Puller. West Point. OliVine Runciman.
Basic city. katherine eelby, Somerset.
orange County. Anna Ward. Centralia,
Chesterfield County.
This is the fourth successive term
that Miss Pulier has been on the honor
roll
The twelve young women In the sec
one group who made a - grade on
one subject and y" grades on all
others are the follOwiHg BESSIE BaE-
Icy. panvillc. lone Rel Harrisoncurg
Dorothy Brown. Petersburg. Msrxar~
Burke. Pals. King William County:
MARI Cook Danville. shirley Cooper.
Norfolk Effe Car and. Graham. Tsze-
well county, Freida Johnson. I.ovct;s-
vale. Loudoun county. irene Meserole.
IfarrisonhurE Marion Russell. Hern-
don. Fairfax county. Vera Seay. Eagle
Rock. Botetourt county. Avice Roane.
stanton