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ton of the working class in order to
utilize if possible the General Strike.
At London in 1896 the Congress voted
the following resolution:
"The Congress considers strikes
and boycotts a re necessary wepons
to attain the objects Of Trade Unions.
What is Immediately essential is the
Thorough organization of the working
class; as the successful management of
a strike depends on the strength of it's
organization.
A minority report was brought into
that Congress urging that the work
ers make a study of the important
question Of the General Strike and
Congress. Guerard, a. French Trade
jUnionist, declared: "On behalf of the
minority wish to protest against the
action Of the majority on the Econo-
mic Commission, who have not once
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tional Trade Union Conferences have
not thought the matter worthy of even
a moments discussion, while the In
ternational Socialist Congresses have
always treated the discussion Of the
General Strike with some disdain.
At Paris, in 1889, resolution in
favor of the General Strike was de-
feated after having been briefly com
batted by Liebknecht. The latter de
clared the General Strike impossible
because to his mind the working class
would never attain a sufficiently pow
erful cohesion, organization and unity.
The Congress of BRUSSELS in 1891 did
not discuss the matter, but limited it.
self to voting a motion upon strikes
in general, declaring them 1.-TWO edged
swords" The Congress at Zurich in
1893 did not take up a resolution
which was voted in committee, urging
the political and economic organiza-
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THE GENERAL STRIKE
BY ROBERT HUNTER

proposition of the General Strike.
When some one urged that the com
mittee take a recess from it's special
work to deal with the important mat
tiers before the Congress-, Bebel's
patience, it is said, gave way. "Non-
sense!'a he said, '+Triflesi All trifles-
A rump (Congress) can attend to all
that This here is the real issue!"
This fairly expresses the attitude
taken by the chief Socialists of
Europe as the attitude of the Inter
national Congress, on the subject Of
the General Strike. So far as l can
discover those who attend the Interna-
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srHE INTERNATIONAL POSITION.
EsCourtesy of The National Socialists)
delegate To the International So
cialist Congress at Amsterdam in 1904
records the fact that the Congress
took no interest whatever in the dis
eussica of the General Strike All the
leaders were in special committee
Formulating a. resolution on the com
promising tactics of some of the
French Socialists. Millerand had en-
tered the French cabinet, and that real
departure from political class action
entirely overshadowed the Utopian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27
RALEIGH

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Raleigh. y O. july Is Ma Carroll :.
Mann entertained in honor ~ her sister
Mrs Harry Ra-coe Fulton. Who Is one of i;4-
leiGhs newest brides There Was u con-
OF ;he AT home" and the affair Was most
enjoyable Professor Mann ana Professor
Fulton both members %! the faculty %
ton aud Mrs Fulton VII make thcir houc
with the MAINS during the coiniug college
year,
Bisss entertained quite party at sea in
honor OF Miss sue kitchin. of HoSboro. and
have been spending some t!rre here tho
guests % Miss Mary Cole. and quite
popular Niss Eitchin H. "a daughter o. Elk
Governor Khehin The Kitchin family wil
Inov. he.e IN the carly fan Governor ktchin
4 hin nrt purchase 'hs han nd J.
Mrs r y sintns entertained the Raleigh
Meredith College club - her suburban
home THURSDAY The club. although only or
slas,ic membership Mr. Simns provided
special social features following the bust.
ness meeting % the club
Many Raleigh people were much Interested
quite pretty and dainty morning
Wilbur High Hoyster. .; Raleigh. and Miss
O!ivettc Rui,in. daughter o: Mr. and Mrs
is n son OF { Register and IS member
OF the faculty OF the University OF North
Carolina
D. and Mrs Charles l.. Brdsen hav.
IN Raleigh. and have taken The residence on
North Blount street. $50 that Dr J \.
Terrell occupied. Or Bridgen comes 20 sue
coed DR. Terrell state director ~ the
state campaign Tor the Rockefeller Com
mission
At the Country club "wednesday evening.
Miss sue Ki,chin. OF Boxboro. and Miss
Lucy Hanes. OF Winston salem. were special
guests At a dinner given by Ernes; Thorn
ton
Mrs. Junius n. Grimes and children OF
Washington. -. C., are guests IN the home
OF Colonel J. Bryan Grimes. secretary OF
state
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HOUSTON
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Houston. Va, July ee.-Mrs l.. NJ. Thayer
attended the convention o. the International
Bible Students. which was held this week
at Ashcville. y. c.
M-. and Mrs. Louis Gilliland. OF GAINESVILLE,
are the guests OF Houston relatives and
friends.
Mrs. ". NJ. Horner. OF Danville. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Horne.
DR.. ". s l.ovclace attended session OF
the Virginia Dental Association ut Old Point
this week
John Barksdaie returned Tuesday last from
Virginia Beach where ne has been spending
some Time.
Misses Lula Edmondson and Salie Ed.
munGs visited Old Point last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Henderson and daugh-
ter visiting relatives at Vernon Hill.
Mrs. {. K. johnson and little SON. of Rich
mond the guests OF DR.. and Mrs ". NJ.
Smiley.
Misses Mary and Lou Price left Thursday
for Richmond. where they will spend ten
days with relatives and friends
DIR. and Mrs. &. l.. Dickens, OF Lynchburg
visited Houston relatives this week
James s. Easley recently returned from an
automobile tour to Norfolk
MI. and Mrs. John w. Ferguson. OF Lynch
burg. were tho guests this week of Mrs. q.
NJ Estes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Chandler OF Washing
ton. d. c., visited Mrs. ". H Lacy this
week
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Malvern Hin, July 26.-rhe Lend a Ha nd
Circle Of Kings Daughters OF Grace Church.
Granville gave picnic to It's junior mem.
hers on Wednesday ~ Swccney's Creek. near
curls Seek. The party met at Malvern IItll
Post.Oiiice and made the trip in an auto.
mobile bus passing through tho beautiful
CurlS Neck plantation tho way to the
picnic grounds. where they spent a delight
plcnickers- among those who attended were
Mcsdnines j. VI. Gan. J. Sweeney. II. s.
Saunders. w. 7. johnson. p W. Greeley. s.
A. Clark. Misses Alice and Agnes Royal.
Atala Walker. Florence Eberley. Cora Ebcr-
Icy. Annie nnd Bessie Rnthinc. Emma and
Margaret GIL. Doris Rathinc. Bessie and
Lillian Johnson. lean. Margaret and Betty
Clark. Clara and Ada Bard. OF Pennsyl-
yania.
Miss Agnes Royal. OF Highland Park.
Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. ". J. Hogan,
OF "Dorghams
MISC Alfalfa Walker has returned to her
home. The Gienns" from a visit 70 Mrs
II S. Saunders. at Upper Shirley.
Misses Clara V and Ada Bard OF Denver.
Pa. are visiting Miss Florence Eberley. ut
Greenwood. In Henrico County.
"Evelynton" from business trip TO Rich
inond
Mi and Mrs william r johnson and two
daughters. Bessie and Lillian. were the
Weekend guests % the formers sister.
Mrs j. VI. GIN. at Granville.
j. NJ Hubbard spent Wednesday OF this
week in Richmond.
= ". and 9. : Clark and friends Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Browder and children Mr
and Mrs. Sapp and Master Delane sapp
81 Ginter Park. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs j a Clark at "Hardens"
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS


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Highland Springs. Va. July A-The
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Methodist Church
met Thursday afternoon in the church an
chair. A very interesting meeting was held
and the president. who was absent several
months heard encouraging reports.
The Girls Phiathea class and the Boys
Baraca class OF New Bridge Sunday School
gave an ail-day picnic at Forest Hill Park
during tho past week which greatly
enjoyed by all. The chaperons We're Mrs.
D. - Peasants and Mrs. Wallace
Mrs. H. Brinkor. of Summit Home" left
during the past week for Grccnsburg Pa
where she Will visit her daughter. Mrs. John
d. Bolts. to remain until September.
Miss Grace Roper. OF Norfolk left to-day
after having spent two weeks with Miss
Catherine Fox
Mrs. r. T. White and two little girls.
Elizabeth and Jean. have returned from n
two months stay in Canada with Mrs
Whites mother. Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. {. l.. Bailey Mrs. X. T. Southall and
Master Llewellyn Southall OF ouinton. New
Mrs. II. l. Bartlett. OF Fern Avenue.
Miss Bertha Adams is bic to be out after
n weeks Illness.
Mrs Fowler and daughter. Misses Jessie
and Ruth Lord. OF Glen Echo. left during
the past week for Illinois. where they Will
spend the rest OF the summer visiting friends
and relatives
Mrs. j. w English and children. Master
John and little Misses Viola and Winona
English. are spending tho month OF July
with friends in Smithheld. Mr.. English left
this morning to Join them.
Miss Catherine Fox has returned home
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WARRENTON
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e, Tiffany and John II. Turner. Misses Emily
virginia Tiffany. George Latham Cook. vir
Etaas V c" ra nng a % E!s.she La"
than Fletcher and 7. y. Fletcher. ST.. left
Wnrrenton ON Monday last for Atlantic city.
Mary X. Perkins. Of boswell. and Mamie
T.. Rossel OF staten Island. y. y. Mil also
be In the party.
has been the CUES, OF the Misses Finley at
The Farm" near Warrehton. returned home
on Monday last
II. W. HILLARY OF Washington. sp.n, the
pas, Weekend In warren,on as the guest OF
MS brother. X. W. HILLARY
iiarc"lmbe Chamberlain. who has been the
guest OF his uncle. l.. II. Chamberlain. has
returned to his home in Baltimore.
w. T. Robbins OF Baltimore, spent some
time the pas, week in Warrenton at Mrs. J.
y. Brittons with Mrs. Robbins. Miss Jose
phine Bowen OF jackson. y G.. who has
friends
MISS Edith Sheppard wailach. daughter Of
Nj aud Mrs. Richard Wallach. let, this v eek
Tor Hewport. K. l.. where she viii visit
relatives Tor several weeks.
Mrs. ". Newton Collins and Elwyn Col
Inns are the guests OF friends at Thousand
cent visitor 10 Warren,on.
~ ". y. Hodekins left on Monday for
Ga Point where ne attended meeting OF
III. Virginia state Denta! Association
James ". Graves. OF Richmond. and Dan
CflGSc Sppts"OoG. OF PetcrsDurs spent some
tiine III Ndrrenton the nrst OF the week
Miss Jennie Sifother. %: Washington was
a recent guest at the home .; ncr parents
Nr and Mrs. =. W. St!othcr.
M!s. Eleanor johnson and Misses Josephine
and Julia Johnson. formerly o; Norfolk but
VINO have been spending some time al Farm
Vile. are at "kinsley." near Warrenton for
time
a. +. Humphreys of Kentucky. has return
Ell " WarTei!;on after absence OF several
months spent At home.
The Misses Finley. OF The Farm" near
Warr-nton. left on Wednesday for New
YORK, where they viii sail for Germany to
speni me summer months.
iEs. Juliet. {. Keith. OF Richmond: Mrs
Ives and Miss Leila Ives OF Norfolk are ne ~
arrivals at the home Miss Anna g. Day
on CuIp"pcr street
Mrs. John y. Hooe entertained at home
on Saturday evening last at a dinner Marty
IN honor OF her guests. Major and Airs. New
VIE, "i Washington. VINO returned home on
Monday last.
scncc VI severn! weeks spent In Sew York
Mr. ker. returned to New York The last Of
III. week
The Misses Fell entertained on Tuesday
evening a, q dance at "CreeGmor.." near
WaFTeutou.
Miss Frank Moore OF Warrer,on. lec, on
Ihur=cny for Atlantic City. where sh. " III
spend some time.
Charles +. Jerries liz spending; some time
Ia the West visiting friends.
Rev. Edwin ;. Hinks. rector Tor several
renton. this week resigned his pr.sen, churg.
ana VIII 30 10 81 Louis Mo.
MrA George Turner. OF ~. Louis Mo- is
e. recent arrival at Carte! Hail.
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ROCKY MOUNT
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Rocky Mount Va. july 2G.-Itev. John W.
carroll. OF Danvllc. Is spending few weeks
here with friends aud relatives.
Mrs. Il. l.. Angle entertained last Friday
evening number of friends.
Mrs. -. Is. Valentine. OF Richmond. and
Mrs. John II. Lcwie. OF Lynchburg. address
cd Il large anJ enthusiastic audience
'Equni Suffrage" az the courthouse Friday
night. Mrs. Valentine Is - graceful. pleasing
speaker. and presents her arguments in Il
strong ana loEical manner. She and Mrs
Lewis both impress their audiences with
their earncstnesS, and that they working
for the cause OF equal suffrage. not for self
exploitation. but Tor the good they think
the ballot viii do when placed In woman's
hand.
Misses Lucille and Carrie Cofer and &. s
Coier. Of Hlueheld stopped over for few
days thia week With Mrs. y. W Robbins
EN- route home from extended visit to
relatives AT Cumberland Courthouse.
Misses Daisye and Ruth Divers OF near
Rocky Mount are visiting In Richmond.
DR.. ". 70. hopkins. of Richmond. visited
his father. W l.. r Hopkins, ana his
brother. Attorney y. II. Hopkins. here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Phiipot, entertained a
number OF their friends AZ their beautiful
home on Dennis Boulevard Tuesday aiEht
Various games were INDUCED ia until Il late
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Muslin Underwear
Values
You Cannot Duplicate

Closing out lot of Leona
Three-Piece Combinations
$3.50 ones for 75c
$3.50 ones for ......... csc
$3.50 and $500 ones for. .S1.98
a lot of French Underwear,
Hand Embroidered Chemises, Cor
set Covers, Drawers, Gowns,
Skirts and Combinations. sold for
S1.00 to $500. Any garment for
one-third off OF the marked price.
A lot of French Nainsook Draw
ers, trimmed daintily and elabo-
rately with laces and embroid-
cries, fancy and circular, open and
closed styles; cannot be duplicated
for less than $1.25 and $3.50;
choice Of this lot. -. .0Sc
A lot OF Skirts, trimmed with
laces and embroideries cannot be
duplicated for less than $125 and
$1.50; choice Of the lot. y. csc
a lot OF Hemstitched Tucked
Rufile Drawers, extra sizes; sold
for soc; any for. Sac
Gowns that show handling that
sold for s39S and $4.9S will
be ........ S2.iS
a lot OF Skirts, medium width,
trimmed handsomely with laces
and embroideries; these are slight
ly soiled from display; sold for
$500 and $500; choice. .$2.43
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SPRiNGFIELDS

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GorccnsvilIe. Va July .s-Mrs Allen Potts
attended the horse show at Manassas This
week She q favorite exhibitor Her
hcises were the winners OF number o,
ribbons
Mrs Richardson Miss Richardson and Mr.
Richardson ~ k!chmond guests at
Mountain View.
Mrs. Lois weakley. u,ue Miss Mary
iiarvie weakley Master Louis weakley and
Miss Cora Louis arc spending the summer
~ Mountain View.
Mis Brickhouse and Miss corne!ia Brick
house. OF Norfolk. and Miss Cecilia wash
ington. OF the summit. New Jersey. will
spend some weeks at "Springaclds"
Mrs Samuel ". ranne!l. Master sa-nue!
Pauneli. o: Norfolk. and Mrs Florence
Bowie o. Baltimore. guests OF Mrs
Osborne at "SpTngneids."
sydnor. 0: Richmond vas a week.
e"I guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Osborne
The dance given by the members OF the
GoTdOnsv!lle German Club on Friday even
ING 4 Memorial Hall. was largely attended.
out-of-town guests were present. Among
others Mere Mrs John Chandler, OF Wash
Mr. Madison. OF Barhousviile. and, MISS Jessie
anderson OF Illinois The eh4p-,oms were
Mrs John =" Scott Mrs. George Wright lnd
\ number o; friends gathered at Spring
hels on SunGay afternoon guests OF MIR
Christening o: their young sons. John
Francis ituiiin. Jr. and William Roam
Rln!n. u Rev. Robert Carter. rector OF
81. Thomas Episcopal Church. Orange, aud
cousin OF M'- huiiin, bapt!zei the children
The eodpdreuts were Mrs Bessie Lee Nor
ris Mrs Henry Byrd Fi.!.!. ,eo-g. : Nc
E!soy. James Mel Ruii.. =. r. Co"hcrd
ana vaughan Jones.
Nh. Russell. OF Charlottesville is spend
ms few days with HIS wife. who is the
guest OF her mother. Nrs. B. r Brent.
Mrs. John Burke IS visiting her parents
NJ and Mrs. Atkinson. at "RoCkiands'
Mrs. Fauni. Ewing, Mrs. Ward and Miss
JEANNE Ewing are guests OF Captain +. 4.
Barbour
M,s Conway Knox. OF Richmond. is spend
ing some tim. with her parents. Mr. and
MIS-. Conway Newman. At Barboursvilie
Little Eleanor Knox Will spend the summer
with her grandparents
Mrs Dunlop is visiting Mrs SaIlie Parran
ii Rest cottage, Burlington. Mrs. Dunlop's
home for several years. where she made
many friends who extend her sincere well
come.
Mrs e T. Robinson and the little Misses
Robinson are summer guests OF Mrs. Smith
AZ Mountain View.
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COLUMN BiA
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Columbia. Va. July 26-Miss Mary Lynch.
of Washington Is spending month with
her aunt. Hrs william Nelson.
Mrs J. G. Gwalthmey nnd two children
Katherine and Dorothy. o: Lexington. Ky.
arc tho gues,s Of Nh. and Mrs. Samuel
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas @ sydnor and
family OF Richmond. and Mrs J. 4. Loving.
OF Narina. ~ho have been spending several
days at the rsctory. lef; Monday for points
in the Virginia mountains
Mrs Dahney Cosby returned from Lynch
burg. having been the guest OF Miss Kate
Gannaway
Miss Louise Bowles returned Friday from
weeks visit 20 relatives In Richmond ac-
companied b. Misses Lacy md Ethel George
Boiling
REV and Mrs Frank Lavender and li,,l.
daughter. Martha. spent tho week with
friends here
Miss Elise Hodg.on. who has been spend
ing week with her parents Nr ana Mrs
@ p Hodgson. returned TO Richmond Mon
day. Before coming here Hiss Hodgson had
been spencing time Ia Roanoke
Miss Lucy Mosby IL the guest Of her aunt
ME- " Hughes, Ia Roanoke.
Miss Annie Dudley Payne Is spending sew
eral weeks In Petersburg. The guest OF rela-
lives
Misses Alice and Eva Strange returned TO
Richmond this week after visiting their
home here, for two weeks
Bernard Cowherd IS spending several days
AT the home OF his parents. Sir. ana Mrs
K Cowherd
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ARVONIA
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meeting O.; the james kiver Eap;l.; $50,
e'-tioH MS mold In the Baptist Church here
On tuesday. Dinner vas served on ;he
"nt delegates were present.
ft"in + crook Of Washington. accom-
si"nuinE some time at the .Arvon!a Inn. Mrs
crook. Who i NOW visiting IN Chicago. H.
WI! Joi" tAein here later and remain ios sew
Miss RUBY Nicholas. o, charlottesville. is
Visiting ner aunt, Miss Cassie Duvnl ana her
friend Miss Gertrude Pierce.
Raymond AND Clarence Senger have left
ior Hew fo'k ivy and Niagara Falls, where
:tlends and Sightseeing
n;sN , riq." n r Jones this week visited
turning mere on Tuesday night.
IeN. ". Il. Eiroy ia conducting a .eries
Of services In the presbyterian Church In
tartersN He. His little son. Paul. who has
been with him. returned home on Tuesday
H=y- Nelson Page Dame OF Danvile. Ep.s-
o: Or and Mrs perEin Glover here last,
the guest Of M. and Mrs. r. B. Hughes ,his
Misses Florence aud Carrie re,,i,. who
have been spending some time here visiting
at the home o, Mr.. and Mrs y. Lindsay
stone. returned 10 their home at stearnes
F!uYanna County on Monday.
Mount Zion. were visitors here this week at
tending the James River Baptist missionary
meeting
Dr. Perkins Glover visited his old home AT
Mantco last week.
Miss Winnie PITTS. VINO has been visiting
friends and relatives IN Scot,sv!!le. has re-.
turned 10 her home here
- Livingston Pierce left 70! Cartersvile
last sunday. COINS TO Richmond on Mon
day morning. returning here !Ater this week.
Mrs. II. Lindsay Stone has returned to her
home here after Ia Visit OF tex. days 10 he,
OLD home In Scottsyile
Walter Chambers spent several days az tho
home OF his mother. Mrs. Dora Chambers
Shores this
William a. LeSGeur returned TO his home
ht ore Bank after having spent several day,
at ocean View and Newport News.
Edward l.. Roberts motore6 to Farmville
on saturday OF last week with Rev. Stanley
hitc. being caught In severe hailstorm on
his way. both he and Mr.. White getting
severe blows from large pieces OF hail
Ralph Chandler Root and Mrs. Root are IN
Richmond visiting friends.
X. G.. Nicholas. OF Charlottesville was a
visitor here last week. remaining several
days at the home OF his sister al Seven
Islands. lie returned homo Monday after
noon.
Rev Andrew Allen spent tho week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Letcher Pitta
preaching every day at the A-vonia Presby.
terrain Church. He returned TO Farmville on
Saturday morning
j. Hall Moore. Jr.. OF Richmond was q
visitor here this week
William NJ. Gary. OF Richmond spent tho
weekend At the Arvonia Inn last week.
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and daughter. Miss Margaret, left Monday
for Hot Springs
Mrs. J. L. Mccormick visited friends In
whitesburg Ky. last week
Mrs j. b Craft and daughter, Miss Rachel
are spending this week visiting Mrs. Crafts
sister. Mrs Buchanan, at Ccehurn.
Miss Marian Taylor and little brother.
Bascomb. are visiting their brother. Guy
Taylor. at Clintwood.
and Coal Company. left Saturday night 10,
Louisville. lie Will spend week NJ French
After spending week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. w j Christian. Fred Beaver and
mother left Saturday morning for their home
in Chattanooga. Tenn.
Miss Mary Barron returned Saturday morn
Ing from Cincinnati, where she has been
attending the Conservatory OF Music for the
past month.
Or. and Mrs J. W. Kelly were called to
Dryden Monday account OF the serious
illness OF their little daughter. Elizabeth.
who has been visiting relatives at that
place.
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Wills. this
week
l.. c. Anemus. president: and d. c. An
derson. secretary OF the Mineral Develop
ment Company. OF Philadelphia. with j. l..
Mccormick. OF this place. returned Mon
day from trip to Kentucky. where they
went on business In connection with the
large holdings OF their company of coal
Mr. and Mrs J. II Robertson who have
been visiting relatives in the Gap for the
past few days. have returned TO their home
In Russell County. ACCOMPANIED by their
niece Miss Lille Garrison
Wade Miles. OF Wise, has accepted a
position us stcnographer with the Stoncga
Coke and Coal Company. at this place, and
will move his family to the Gap in the
near future
Archdcacon T.. 4. Rich Will hold his first
services since his appointment to this field
in place IF the late DIR j. j. Lloyd at Christ
Episcopal Church. Sunday night.
X X. Bruce and Wife OF Washington
City. visiting relatives in the Gap this
week. They will move their house hold
goods to the capital city. where they expect
to make their future home.
Miss Josephine Kcty entertained on last
Wednesday evening with dancing party
ut her home Poplar Hill. in honor of her
house gucHts. Miss Doris Jones. OF Suffolk
and Miss Mary Clay. of Rogersvillc. Tenn
Music was furnished by the colored orchestra
and dancing wac enjoyed until n late hour
when ice cream. Hherbet. cake and punch
served. Those attending Misses
Mary Ramsey Emily Thompson OF Rich
mond; Bess Young. Ruth Prescott, Elizabeth
Agee, Madge Muncy. Mabel Willis. Florence
Mccormick. Jesse McCorkle. Myrtle Wolfe
Ruby Kemper. Kate Brown julie Built,
Kitty Horton and Mary Bum, Sam McCluen
WIN Wolfe. Vivian Mouser. Leo Huittol. OF
Norton Hatcher Willis Henry Bul,itt. Car
llsle Skeen. W. C.. Campbell. Greed Kelly
Byron Rhoads. Henry Mccormick. Sam
Nickels Donald Prescott Andrew Reeder
and George Rhoads. DIR. and Mrs. w. G.
Painter