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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-07
Court Remains Another Week.

Federal Judge DIETRICH stated today
that practically all the criminal and
been completed by tomorrow evening,
however, the court will remain here
during next week to hear civil mat
ters, preferring to remain in Moscow
next week than at Coeur d'Alene
where the court will sit beginning a
week from Monday. While all the 9TH
er court officials will ieave Judge
DIETRICH and Clerk Richardson will re-
main in Moscow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
COLUMBIA

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Columbia Va. February 22-Aiiss Irma
Robinson; who has been the guest of Mrs.
George Huckstcp. left Tuesday for Norfolk.
TO he the guest of her brother. Lewis Ro,
binson.
Charles kosoe. of Union Mills. was a re.
cent visitor here.
L. II: SLOVENIAN spent two days in Rich.
Mrs. Virgil Mosby. of Richmond, spent
several days with her family here during
the past week
Miss Grace Cooke was the guest of Miss
Harry Haden and Slas Harland OF Pal
myra were recent visitors in town
Mrs. Dabney Cosby spent several days in
Richmond the past week
George rarrar, Of Contrc Hill wa. tho
guest OF Everett Mostly on Wednesday and
Thursday. ~
:, The Ladies Ala Society OF St Johns
Episcopal Church. met al the home az Mrs
After the business OF the society WAS over
the members all Joined In quilting an old :
fashioned quilt and after an ENJOYABLE
afternoon, delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mss Beuiah McNemar. ~ Richmond. gave
a delightful entertainment on Wednesday
evening in behalf OF the Jenersonian Lii
erary, Society Of Columbia High School, in
the High School building. Miss McNemar
is an elocutionist OF ability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
NORMAL AT FARMVILLE

Farmvilic. Va February cc.-Thc following
students were elected officers OF the Young
women's Christian Association to serve for
Browning. OF BiucGeld. W. Va: vice -prcsi-
dent, Miss josephine White. OF Red nm:
treasurer, Miss Susan Ninton. OF Smith ficld :
secretary. Miss Esther Ford. OF Front Royal
corresponding secretary, Miss Mary Taylor
OF Accomac
last of the series of University extension
lectures Friday evening DR. Smiths sub
1eet was The old English ballad ana a
chorus Of MY students ,. sang several OF tho
On Saturday evening the Dramatic Club
OF the Lynchbure High school gave n very
c.reditabie rendering OF the comedy "PyEma-
young actors came under tho auspices Of
the Lynchburs Chapter OF Normal School
Aiumnae.
The training school assembly period on
Friday given over to celebration Of
Washin6ton's birthday; the first grade was
prominent for the part IL had in the enter
The March number Of the Focus will be a
senior number. and the April number n
junior number. The classes interested
in the friendly rivalry. and much effort is
being put forth TO make the maya zine "A
credit to the class
President Jarman attended tho meeting of
the State Board Of Education In Richmond
last week.
g E Koont5, who has recently been an
pointed to the work In agriculture. paid his
first official visit to the school recently. Mir
Itoontz Will not begin his teaching until tho
beginning OF the next session
Carter II. Harrison spent several days Last
week With his daughter Miss Eloise A. Har.
riBon. of the department of mathematics
Among old students and alumnae who have
visited the school In the past few days arc
Misses Mary Thompson; Claire Burton. limo
zen Hutter. Blanche Shepard, Ruth Hutch
inRon and Leila Robertson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
ALTAVISTA


Aitavis,a, Va, February oc-AIr. and Mrs,
T. e. Harris we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Bobbitt. in Lynchburg. Monday even
ms.
Rev. Starke Jet went to I.ynchburs Mon
day night to hear Bishop Lambeth's lecture
on missions.
Frank Hall. OF Roanoke, spent a few days
last week with his mother, Mrs. J. II. Hall.
Miss Lena Hall. who Is attending a bust
ness college in Roanoke, spent Saturday and
sunday at home
W. b Enwood arrived here "Wednesday
from his home in Centreville. Ind. for a
short stay.
Scottsviiie Saturday night where she has
been spending some time with her mother
Mrs II: y. Eikins and little daughter. Vir-
Einia, who have been visiting her moth or
in Danville. arrived here saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hsskins returned
from their honeymoon to Washington and
Monday night. Mr. and Mrs Haskins arc
at home to friends the residence of MIR.
and Mrs W. w. Akcrs.
The local lodge of Masons did work in The
past master degree Tuesday night The fol-
loving visitors assisted in the work: Judge
l-ynchburg; q NJ. Moses. Level Run; F. X
and Leo Arthur, .. I. Updke and T. r
Howell, Leesvillc.
Prof \. W. DrInkard. Of the faculty of Y
+. J., at Blacksburg. and a recent graduate
OF Cornell University. was in charge OF The
agricultural train that spent day here
nionnsy. Pror, Drinkard embraced the on
portunity while here TO visit his sister Mrs
c. w. Beaslcy.
Tho Thursday Embroidery Club was enter.
After an hour OF work the guests were
pleasantly entertained with guessing Eanes
ana fn each WAS presented with II hand paint ed
Akers Mrs. Il. a. Dudley, Mrs r. L. Clan
ton, Mrs. j. b. Bernard. Mrs L. a Nc
Cutchen, Mrs. L. q. Vaughan, Mrs T. V ri
Bradford. " '''es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
APPOMATTox
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Appomattox. Va, February 22-Mrs. Lula
Hunter is visiting her daughter. Mrs Willis.
<in Fredericksburg and on her return will
visit friends in Richmond and Amelia
County.
DIR. c. W. James. who has been n resident
physician in Charlotte, is now in Roanoke
taking treatment at hospital His condi
tion is much improved.
Joseph Caldwell. OF Concord. Is visiting
his nephew. II Z. Babcock. this week
X. r. HaEa who used TO live here. but
now IL in business in Branchviilc, Md. is
Il visitor in the village this week.
Mira. r. G. Moore. OF Stapleton. spent Sun
day with her parents Mr. and Mrs y. II
Gregory.
Tho Lee Literary Society OF the Asricul-
tursl High School has challenged tho Maury
High school. Of Norfolk: and the Lynch
burg High School for Joint debate.
Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ. Southail entertained a
number OF their friends at social at their
home near Evergreen this week
Visiting her sister. Mrs John X. Caldwell.
sylvan Hill the pretty home of Mrs y.
II. Martin. near Evergreen. this county. waH
the scene OF n merry party last week ana
delightful refreshments were served. Those
present Misses Annie Jennings. Grace
Fare, Mary Martin, Of Charlotte: Mcssrs
Courtney. Lnrkin Penick AMI Vance Har-
Ney Russell and John Pauiette. Henry,
Robert and George Foley, otto and Left
wich Taylor. Henry and Alfred Dickerson.
Roy aud Bernard Moore, Hudson and Wal
L%r Jennings. Hunter Martin. Thornton
Fare. Elijah Cawthorn. Kirkpatrick. Paul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
WAVERLY
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Waverly, Va. February e2-Mrs A. d.
Mllteer, OF Gary Ind. who has been the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. V. c. Johnson on
Main Street, has returned to her home
Miss Saiie Fleetwood is spending two
weeks al Hampton Sidney College, and will
attend the midwinter dances
Miss Ruth spratley left Thursday for
Newport News where she will remain for
the next two weeks.
John Thornton. of Conneilsville, Pa. is
the guest Of r. a. Brown, on Copperhaunk
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Hayes. OF FRANK
lin. are guests in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
V. c. Johnson.
J. r. Mosse. or Greensboro. y. e.. spent
last sunday In the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Il. l.. Livcsay, Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jester a. Gray. OF Fred
erick, Del, visiting friends and reia-
tives in WaveIly.
Miss Nancy Hancock. of Ksswicl, IS the
guest Of her brother. l.. NJ. hancock. this
Mrs e. Z. Cobb OF Blackstone. spent
part Of the week with her sister. Mrs. l..
y. Chappeil Hunter Avenue.
a. b. Bristow left Waverly today for
urbanna. where he will visit his parents for
few days
Eugene Cox left for Norfolk ,his week,
whore he will reside.
Miss Minnie Waite and her friend, Miss
BlessinEham. who are teaching school near
Petersburg. spent the weekend with Miss
Waites parents on Coppcrhauuk Avenue.
Judge j. T. West visited his son. Jesse +.
West. .Ir.. at Sedey, Thursday and Fri
day Of this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
WINCHESTER

Winchester, Va. February 2s.-Mrs Hoille
Brokenberry McCormac, OF this city, who
has been tho guest of Miss Edna Menear.
In Fnirmont. w. Va. for the past few
tained at a series of luncboons. bridge and
dinner parties few evenings ago Miss
Menear entertained ten tables at auction
bridge in honor of Mrs. Mccormac
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd. who has boon
passing the greater portion OF the winter
In Richmond with Mr.. Byrd. has returned
to this city.
Mrs. Shirley Carter has gone or visit
to Mrs. Daisy Haskell in Philadelphia.
the week with relatives In Baltimore
Mrs. Alexander r. Jones has returned
from visit OF several weeks to relatives
and friends in Richmond and North Caro-
lima.
Miss Mary C. Duke. OF Chambersburgh.
Mrs. o. l.. Jack has gone on visit to
Mrs. Kate j.. Jenrles. In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Wright has returned from
visit TO friends In Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry II. Kern has been visiting
relatives in Baltimore and Washington.
been spending two weeks at Daytona. Fla.
Will visit points OF interest In Cuba before
returning to their home here.
Misses Maude Shackeis and Bertha
Boehm have been visiting friends this week
In Baltimore.
Miss Kate Mcvicar has returned from a
visit to relatives In Martinsburg. w. Va.
Nr and Mrs. Melvin Green have been
Visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. l.. W. Farringhoit came recently
from Baltimore to visit DIR. and Sire. j.
William Ebert here.
Mrs. Charles Mcdonald. who has been
visiting relatives In town. has returned to
Frederick. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
WEST POINT

ives, sP sajn, to The Tines Zines, oispa,ch.
sister. Miss NJ. q. Tricc. left this week on
m, ,hs schooner Maggie f: Davis for Hamp.
fr,oaS evening delightful entertain
mfn, was given at the Masonic Hall Az
League and the city " cinh im Tbsrs msr
sM M snort snort, PLAYS "A Perple~ins situation
ana ana vice versa The High School girls
girls and boys carried out to perfection
IN, me stately Inin1e, Those who danced
norvitz. Virginia Fsrinhoit and Martha
Boushan Masters Lewis Milford. Levin
Morvi'z Edward Bland and Leroy Richard
SON Miss Jessie Dcnmcad added to tbc
pressure OF the occasion with her sweet
L ,ils,,,ss An orchestra of twelve pieces
oiscouTsed music through the evening
Dr. V. b. Bagby is the president Of Tho
Sl,H Cub Mrs. w. $. Eastwood is prcsi-
MIS- Edward Morvitz is chairman Of TIC
e enoe.n committee of tho School I'm
Fpfbo snd1s League, and Mesdames NJ. p.
sistants The funds raised are 10 be d.
Vi To Detween the two organizations
Thomas p. Bagby. on Wednesdav ,hs
leader OF the class. There were hftecn wo-
men present. The text book for the class
is DR.. Headlands "Chna's New Dav."
~. l. Lewis commemorative attorney for
All King William. has been in westmorea nd
murder case. "o'e'
, w wy the. NJ Parks. OF Washington. d. C..
VIII call him between Bath Me. and New
Po'f mews' He is brother OF Mrs. H.
some time in Norfolk, where she has q
great great many friends and relatives
Mrs X W. Eubank is spending a few
days With her daughter. Miss i,onise Em,
o par at Barton Heights before leaving
roa LiarkcrspurS. W. Va. 10 attend tho
marriage OF her SON. Francis FIovd En-
1ahk' and Miss Flora Gcrwig. on March
The rhimblc Club was entertained this
week by MISS Mae Owens. The guests Of
nohor were Mrs b. Nj Nance Misses K,te
uary' lneZ Palmer. Josephine Ware
ON account OF the illness of the pres
iaent; Mrs: Samuel 4. Bland the Mondav
reading circle did not have the rerni,.r
meeting this week 'e regular
Mrs, robert G. Garden and SON Robert
expect 10 spend the next two mr. ,brne
weeks with relatives in washington. u
lived a; MMs s,eri,y who for some years has
River, five miles from West poin, "p" ,i
Ia me-, there on large scale, has decided
10 poin sen Out ana make his home in West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
ROCKY MOUNT
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rharaSav M nSsn,. n M c. February as.Last
tanned mt dinner. in honor of Mrs. Thomas
w. Alexander. Of Charlotte. who has been
spendinE several weeks here the guest
OF her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank s.
Sspruiil. Mrs Alexander. who returned the
iattcr part OF tho week TO her home, was
the recipient of many social honors while
CUB was held Saturday afternoon with Miss
ea Me Barrett and Miss Ruth Nicholson.
honor honor At a dinner Friday evening at the he
LICK ticks Hotel Handsomely painted vaien..
as delightful mcnentoes or the evening.
Inc Inc Fin Embroidery Club met Thursday after
In moon u w,ah Mr.. j. NJ Donlon the hour be-
the club Refreshments were served.
u,a me research Club In regular session last
took up the study OF Robert Browning Al
, inc conclusion of the program a four course
peins appropriate to the valentine season
anose taking an active part in the program
w S,srs Mrs. r. w. Smith. Mrs. j. r. Bennett.
Aiss Embra Morton and Mrs. l.. ID. Bullock.
At the meeting of the Current Topics
Club an organization Of some hundred OF
tho leading men of the city. Monday even
ing at the \. NJ C. A.: the principal naper
forth the negative side OF the woman suff-
rage question, the affirmative having been
Ppee,sented at the previous meeting by r. 81.
Wilson, principal OF the high school. Con-
siderable interest waa also manifested in
IN. INC discussion OF ways and means to protect
atlantic Coast Line In the business section
OF OF the city. special interest being added to
ms topic by reason of the serious accident
81 one OF The crossings only few days ago.
~ his Beautiful home on Falls Poad Sat
urday evening. w. L. Fenner entertained the
members OF the Rocky Mount Tobacco
board board Of Trade. About IA dozen OF tho local
'onacco men were present.
Mrs. j ID. Blount and little daughter went
o. richmond Wednesday for visit to Mrs
cooperating at the Johnston Willis Hospital
MISC Frances Robbins, Of Rishrnond is
rpcnninB a Few days here with Miss Lille
SeMnders. stopping over here route from
wilson. where she has been spending some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
SUFFOLK

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Suffolk Va, February 22.-CoIoncI i T..
west and Mrs. West lief, Wednesday for
New York.
Mrs. Elfrcda Lewis is the CUES, OF Mrs.
Annie u. White, In Norfolk.
Miss Myrtle Maclcary, Of suffolk who
IL student at Zion College was a dele
gate last week at meeting OF the " e.
~ Convention in Grccnville. y. G
Ihr suffolk BOOK Club met on Wcdnes-
day afternoon with Mrs. ". b. Ferguson at
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Aid Society met
Wednesday afternoon in 81 deliyhtfnj seq.
sion. with Mrs L. r. Hin. at the Nanse-
mond Hotel.
The senior girls OF the Jcnefson School
to-day served luncheon to the ST Yin.
cents Academy basketball team in the
domestic science rooms OF the High School
Misses Lena Mae aud Violet Butter en-
teriaincd at Valentine tea i'm honor
oi their guest Miss Mary Wood of E,m-
poria at their home on Brewer street We'd
ncsday afternoon from to O'clock
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. OF the Presbyterian Church
held an unusually interesting meeting We'd.
nesday night at tho home Of Miss Daisy
Nurney. on Washington Street.
Mrs. j. Russell Parvs has returned from
Hertford y. C.. where she spent several
weeks With her parents. Mr. and Mrs. X.
n. Neubold.
Mrs. John Prctlow. Miss Sue Pretlow and
r. A. Pretlow, OF Franklin were guests
Wednesday night OF Judge and Mrs j. L.
McIemore.
The Literary Club met on Thursday az
ternoon at o'clock with Mrs. +. A Hoili-
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BON AIR
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Bon Air. February 22.-Polk Miller re-
turned on SUNDAY from an extended trip
glnia
Mrs. II. McBuliIngton is Waiting Mrs.
Elchard Bellamy at Keswick. Powhatan
Miss Nellie Mcciuer has returned to
Lynchburs. TO resume her kindergarten
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Montague were tho
weekend guests OF Mrs. r. l.. Withers.
Pr. 70. u. McCiuer spent Sunday In Nor
folk with friends.
Mrs. Perry Glinn was hostess at tea
noon. Among those present were Mesdames
Albert Williams. NJ. b. Rudd. Allan Fer
suson. Bridsefortb Cooke. Polk Miller and
the Misses Berkeley, Johnson. Rucker
daIen, Miller. Moulton. Cook and Withers
Carl Boschen has gone to Pomona. Cal.
mother there They Will return together
shortly.
Dr.. Bates Mcclucr left last week for
Dorchester.
II. Iieus,is P. Cook spent the last week in
Fredericksburg.
The Book Lovers Club was entertained
by Mrs. Polk Miller Friday afternoon.
woodrow Wilson author. being tho
subject or the discussion. which was con-
Quoted by Miss Bessie Cook. Miss Fanny
Withers and Miss Maude Miller also took
part In the program Those present were
McCluer. Withers and the Misses Edith
Hazen Grace Hazcn. Olive MouIton Berk
eIey. j. A. Powers. Cooke, Bessie Cook
barheld and Fanny Withers.
Miss Harriet Cooke returned on Thurs
day from visit to Mrs. Wright, OF Phil
adelphla
Miss Bessie Cook visited friend, in Rich
Hlonu during the past week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
FORK UNION

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ork Union. Va. February 22.-Mr. and
Mt; Mt. 'ratton Sncad. at their hosr.ito ole
nome on the West Side entertainer last
evening Dancing featured the occasion.
peiShttui refreshments were served To the
guests. All enjoyed the music by the quar-
YET composed OF Miss Mary Snead and
Messrs Grafton. Earl Snead and .ndra,y
,yca!- inc dance led bv Henry
Thomas. of Brown station ~ Y. Thos.
present we're Misses Lille NJ. Sneai Mary
9nead' annie q. Gregory, OF Stovi,ll. y C.:
i.uciie Snead and Helen Thomas Alice
Snead' George kic. Susie .,ne;,G PER,
Terry Ruth Petit and Mrs. Grafton .neaJ.
Mrs Harry White. Mrs Jose,,h Sne,I
Frank Seay, G. h. Jones. Earl Sne.d.
Iraiton Snead Medic Seay, Uavy Aur,c'
narr! White Clark. II. .. Brooke, jienry
seph Snead Harr! Snead. Ear. Sne.d.
W"odhn Sncad. Hat:'i';,l Thomas Ni,nc,n
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Scottsvilic. Va. February 22.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles r. Dorrier have returned from
Richmond. whore they have been attending
the automobile show.
F.. r.. Fox has returned from trip to
Richmond.
A. l.. Pitts. Of Arvonia, was here several
days ago visiting relatives.
Edward Moore. of Lynchburg is spend :
ing some time here. looking after his farm
on "Snowdew."
d. II. Pitts has returned to Richmond. af-
ter spending week at his home, Val
Mrs. Lille Stone. OF Arvonia. spent sew
eral days here this week visiting his sis
ters'. Misses Josephine and Mary Pitts.
w. S. and d. r.. Dorrier were in Rich
mond this week.
G. It. Goodwin spent Wednesday and
Thursday In Lynchburg
w. j.. Gardner and daughter, of Warren
were IN town several days ago.
j. Tyler BeaI was at Bremo Bluff this
week.
Mss Lihbe .Iefferles has returned from a
visit to Midlothian 100
Miss James. OF Goochland. Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. j. Kent Dickerson
w. T.. Ellis OF Buckingham. was here
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DURHAM
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Elliott entertained the b. " p IT,. of the
First Baptist Church. Thursdny evening at
her home on McMannen Street. The decora-
valentine idea After social session a
business meeting WAS held.
| The Crotan Club was entertained Thurs
day evening by Miss Emma Wilmington at
her homo on Trinity Heights, II was a
valentine party, and afforded n great deal
OF fun: ~ luncheon was served. The follow
Ing officers were elected: President. y. NJ.
White: Vice president. Miss Alma whiting
ton; secretary and treasurer. Miss Matte
Misses Snowdie Cole and Ruth Holman
have returned to their home In Hiisboro
after Visit to Miss Christine whitaker:
:. s. Cobb. In this city. hns returned to
Winston-Sa
few days In the city with Mrs. Allen
party 10 raay
OF her friends. The valentine post office
afforded great amusement.
valentine party was given by Miss Ella
Boddie Friday afternoon Her home was
decorated with hearts. cut flowers ferns
and palms. Progressive hearts tho
Miss Annie whitmore was hostess to a
delightful valentine party Friday evening.
NJ "Sunnyside." the home of her parents on
Mangum Street, The party was given In
Gilead, ~ G. The color scheme was red and
white. and was carried out in perfect val
hearts delicious refreshrnents were served.
Mrs. l.. {. Richardson gave a silver tea
Tuesday afternoon and evening at her resi-
dence on Cleveland Street which was well
attended II was for the benefit OF Circle
No. of the Young Womcn's Missionary So
ciety OF Trinity Church.
Herman Mccain. Of Charlotte. who has
been IN the city visiting his mother. Mrs.
l. X. Mccain. has returned home.
Mr; ana Mrs. g. r. Yates have returned
visit to friends in this city.
General and Mrs. Julian :. Carr received
many many CONGRATULATIONS throughout the day
niversary of their marriage. 1t was "A great
pressure to this honored couple, who are
stii young in spirit.
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BLACKSTONE


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Blackstone. Va February :2.-Miss May
Robertson and Miss June Farrar. OF Burke
Vile, visited friends here this week.
Thomas Hardy. wife and daughter, of
Mississippi visiting Mrs. George p
Adans. sister OF Mr.. Hardy.
Miss Fanny Bacon. of Richmond. has been
with her parents here for short visit this
week
Ars. Cordie W. Moncure, OF Bowling
Green. who has been visiting relatives here.
left this week for Norfolk
george y Adams attended the meeting
OF the AntiSaloon League at Roanoke
George v. Scott, OF Burkeville, was "A
visitor here this week
The young men at the Blackstone Acad-
envy who have been sick with the measles
and muTnps are practically all we'll. Just "A
few days ago nearly all AT the academy were
confined TO the house with one the other
diseases
w. Noncure Grava,t left here this week
for Philadelphia business
Mics Mary Epes, of the Farn.ille Normal
School. visited her home here this week
PUTNAM Smith. OF Petersburg. is visiting
friends and relatives at his old home here
this week.
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Dsputanta- Va February PA very at
tractive dance was given at the Cnutrv
Club at Dlsputanta on st. Valentines even
Ing. Among those dancing we're Mr. and
Mrs. j. o. Faison, Mr.. and Mrs e. Lee
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs rhoa,ns TernnIe Mrs
r. Paul Raiford. OF Glover: Mrs. g. lie De-
Naney, OF Petersburg, with G. r. Robert
son; Mrs. Saverna H. Williams with
Clarence Saunders: Miss Irene Channeii
with James b. Bailey: Miss Ella Thacker
j. Harwood Thacker; Miss Jennie Strarhsn
Simmons. with Hugh w. Harrison: Miss
Minnie Lee. with Leonard He..h; James u
Faison, Jr.. Parr Lovitt and Rohort
Faison. Ingram. Joseph Whitman and In
gram OF Dendron. Va. Supper was served
at IL o'clock. Dancing was kent up until
q late hour, when the guests returned
homo. -,
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WYTHEVILLE

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"sthevii'e Va February 22.-Miss 70
landc Widmeyer was the hostes of n do.
iishtful Valentine party on Friday even
ing in honor of the senior class of the Hisb
School.
Mrs William Fl. spiler left Saturday
for visit to her daughter. Mrs. F. Norton
Williams in Mobile Ala
Mrs Minnie Funk and little son, Edgar.
have returned from an extended visit to
friends In Norfolk "
Judge and Mrs. W. f. Fulton are in Rich
Mrs John Kayenaush. of Roanoke, is
Miss Nellie Powell has returned to Lynch
burg after visit to Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Chaffin at Glen Allen
Mrs. T. c. Miller. of Benham. Ky, and
Mrs. S. II. Pruden OF Carrsville have been
called here. by the illness OF their father.
w. c. Wolfenden
Misses Dorothy and Mary Lewis GRAY
of Abingdon. who have been the guest 8
of their aunt Mrs Virginia p. Kent, re.
turned home Tuesday
Mrs. G. 7. Beuchler is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. v. NJ. Walden, in Washington for
few weeks