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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
WEST POINT
Special to The Times-Dispatch.


West Point Va. January 2s.-rhe members
of the local Methodist Church this week
gave a pounding o-tbe pastor Rev = otto
Wright. at the parsonage Recently the
Woman's Society Of the church fitted UP the
psrsouage with furniture. wall paper and many
other comforts and conyeniences.
Mrs George r. Trice has Joined her hus-
hand in san Antonio. Tex. for a short visit
Mrs j. NJ Guthrie accompanied her Mr.
Trice who usually spends MS winters In the
far South. has been in san Antonio since
before Christ mas
Mrs Martha Clark. who has been spending
the winter with her son. Bolivar stark. IN
Charlotte y. &. i enjoying herself very much
and will before her return here. visit her
daughter Mrs William r. Tngg. IN Wash
ington. ID. G
Mrs Matte Taylor. from King and Queen
Courthouse. who has had with her her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Reid Srom Vancouver the early
part OF the winter. has returned ~lte her
daughter TO her distant home. MIS- Is1 ior-
while on visit to her daughter. viii also
visi; her sister. Mrs- William Spencer. for
rne-lv well known in this section s> Miss Sue
Bird who married Or Will" iiii, spenrer. OF
King and Queen Mrs William Hoskin>.
another daughter Of Mrs Taylor. accompa-
MED her mother ana sister ss far as Baltimore
Mrs Crosby Thompson left this week for
an extended visit to friends in New York
Prof Amos Thompson. father OF Crosby
THOMPSON. who has been visitor in the
home OF his son. for some weeks has returned
to his home in New Jersey
Miss Mae Owens entertained the Thimbie
club this week. The invited guests were
Mrs. Maynard. Mrs B. b. Bsgby. and Miss
Inez Palmer
Miss Kate Gary entertained the Young
has Just sent of 5000 free-viil Offering
to medical missions in China
Mrs Thomas p Bsgby spent the early part
of the week with her son. y Julian Bagby-
IN Richmond
The Whist Club was entertained by Mrs
Samuel Bland Thursday afternoon
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OXFORD

(Special TO The Times Dispatch
Oxford n G.. January 25.-One or the most
Interesting events OF the season was Ine re-
ception on Thursday afternoon gwen ~
Miss Mary Webb. in honor OF N IT, % %,
Weatherspoon. The handsome nome OF
Miss Webb was never more attractive tnsn
on this occasion. Palms and ferns were used
everywhere with great bowls OF yeilo" Joh-
auils and myriads of yellow candies peffeSI-
ing the loneliness of the scene The guests
we're met al the door by Miss Fannie Webb
and Mrs W A. Derim. who escorted them
into the drawing room. where Miss Wepo re-
ceiyed her guests. In the receiving me were
Miss Webb. Mrs. }. Is. Weatherspoon the
guest OF honor; Mrs. T. g. Stanoid, N UT
Iohn A Hall Mrs s. X. Phillips. Miss May
White and Mrs 8 ". Cannady. Mrs Jonn
Webb and Mrs. John q. Han showed tne
guests into the dining room. where tney "sie
received by Mrs. &. ID. Ray and MIS- II n ;
shaw who were assisted in serving ny several
Young women At the punch bowl were Mss
Mary Cooper Miss Edna White ana MISS
Mary Is Williams. ,.
Mrs A A. Hicks was hostess 20 the Literary
Club on Tuesday afternoon at hsr nome on
College street 4 most interesting program
was given. after which Mrs. Hicks served
Mr. and Mrs. &. ID Ray celebrated tneir
china Wedding on Saturday evening by
q clock dinner The guests on tins occasion
we're Mr. and Mrs. H.. 81 shay. Hon. ana
Mrs. A. A. Hicks. Mr.. ana MIS-. ". II, nv
cheJI DR. and Mrs r.. T. White. Mr.. and Mrs:
Jobn Webb. Mr. and Mrs J. q. Hall. Dr ana
Mrs 6. ~. Carnnady. Rev. and Mrs. ;. n
Phillips DR. and Mrs. J. y. Weatherspoon
Mr. and Mrs. james 4. OSBORN nave re-
turned from their Wedding trip. and taken
rooms At 4. ID. Osborn :.
The young people enjoyed an imptomptu
dance in the srmory hall on Friday night
Mrs J. 4. Richards i at home after pieae-
ant visit TO friends I'm Henderson
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SALEM

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
salem Va. January 25.-Mrs- j. p Gar
re,t was hostess Of the Rook Club last week
There were -four table in play At the con
cIusion OF the game. the hostess served de-
bcious salad course
The Saturday Book club vas entert ained
At the home OF Mrs. john scott Meredith last
week The next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs }. W. Hood
Miss Annie May Garrett left last week 70
spend the remainder OF the winter AZ Thomas.
". Va -.
Miss Mamie Adams. OF Hoiiins College.
was the weekend guest Of her sister. Mrs
Charles T. Herndon. at the Baptist parsonage.
Robert Wnitesrarver. OF Williamson. W
Va spent several days this week with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs W r. WhiteScsrver.
on Broad Street
Miss Claudine Ferguson was hostess of the
High Street Book Club last weck. A salad
course was served. The members present
were Misses ora Brown. Nellie McfrOry
Marie Wolf Gienna Price. Margaret More
head Katherine Ionce- The guests were
Mrs. W. T. Norehead- Jackson S'aiey
BRYANT Ferguson Simon Marion Ernest
Mann Luther strickler. Grady Garrett
hir< J. D. Armistead. OF Memphis. Tenn
who has been the guest Of her niece. Mrs
W r Cross. on College Avenue for the past
several months. has gone TO New Orleans 10
spend some time
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RALEIGH

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Raleigh. y. c. January s3-MrS- LOCKE
C-sig has announced that her at home
dav~ a. the Governors mansion for the winter
viii Be Mondays
I,~i.atiors are issued for an at home" on
T.esdav January =. in honor OF Mrs. Locke
craig ard Mrs.. !. =. Boy e.. by Mrs A W.
Goodwin. Mrs LOOMS Goodwin and MIS-
Ms Mar johnson. Of Charlotte. was the
honor guest for a delightful reception gwen
nv Miss Elizabeth Hfli Tuesday afternoon a.
her home IN West Raleigh. There we're ie
or NOR ccallcrs. . ,. -.
Tuesday afternoon club the past w-ek
a hix charity ball on Friday night Tor the
bens6, Of the Thompson Orphsnsge vas Dost
S.,urSav evening a. the Raleigh Country
Ciub there was q delightful dance BY MrS
claude Bsrbee In honor OF her cousin Mis-
Nfcss Mcwborne. Of kinston. and Miss Anne
nfrkfu1uson Of Raleigh The dancing Wae
led b. J. ID. Bog>hali. Jr.. and Miss Aiiston
D.-uau There was q service Of fruit punch
and ~aiads Amoue the cut 81 tovn guests
- Ni-s Del Burbank. % Wilmington.
Ne ard Ms. =. &. Hitler have returned
20 rsl~irh from their country place 81 fred
,-i-l- Uau Va ard rc-opened their splendid
uiIi-f,o-o street residences for the winter.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Jose1hus Daniels
ente~taincd ~ luncheon IN honor Of Mrs
fo~le craig the guests being wives 81 mem
49, Of the General Assembly and otocr
MIS- FANNIE Johnsos v.s hostess Tuesday
Afternoon for her card club. The-e we're six
tables Cor bridge. Mis- Nellie MscAiiien
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MALVERN HILL


Malvern Hill. Va. January 5--Mrx Mary
r Rel left on Wednesdsy FOR Richmond
here she gave a reading imper>onatinz the
r,ld-tirne negro. at a silver Tea given by
the Church Of the Holy Comforter on Thurs
DAY - - ~,
were the weekend guests OF Mrs n =
Saunders at Upper shirley
Miss sue Carter. OF shirley. has returned
from, visit 10 friends in Petersburg
Mr. and MTs- T. W Hewitt OF North
Rend and Mr.. and Mrs william g Wilcox.
~ Rel Air have returned to their homes. from
= visit TO Judge Thomas n. Wilcox. OF Nor
folk
william johnson and family. or Bermuda
Hundreds were the weekend guests or his
sister. Mrs J. NJ GIN. of Granville
& : Clarke and T. W Clark. OF Rich
r1ond. spent the week end with their parents
al "HardenS-
william NJ Bell spent sunday with his
sister Mrs n. : Saunders. at upper
Shirley" -,
George W Bedell. OF Curtis Neck Farm.
spent Tuesday OF this week in Richmond
Mrs. william J. Hogan. OF Dorghsms :.
lief; wednesday for Richmond. where she
will be the guest Of friends for week
Chapman Harrison spent Tuesday IN kicn-
nond.
y A. Saunders Jr- Of Richmond. has re-
turned home from a visit Of several days 20
his son. T. A. Saunders. third. or Buckiand ;
MIR. J. NJ Gin has returned home. from .
DAYS visit to Richmond.
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HOT SPRINGS


Hot Springs Va. January 25--With the
erception Of few days before Christmas
when there was sIeighiug. there has been no
winter thus far at Hot Springs Southern
hiIISides are turning green and shrubs arc
budding. Dandelions were picked on the goii
links a week ago. Men and women take exer-
else in the ightest OF wraps and during the
middle of the day the south piazza OF the
Homestead Hotel Is occupied by visitcr>
many without hats. taking sun baths In the
springlike air
Work have come up from Aiken for a fort
nights course of the baths They share table
in the Homestead dining room with Mr. ana
Mrs william n. Vanderbilt and Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Stevens Sands. Of New DIRK
The three families are taking. beside the
-kur.~ plenty Of outdoor exercise. Their
daily custom IS TO play at least eighteen noies
81 GOLF in the morning and take a brisk horse
hack ride in the afternoon After their baths
and massage at o'clock. the women OF the
party are seen 10 more that day. the men
Melville l. ingalls,. IT. has given lot
near the baseball grounds to the Hot Springs
Athletic Association for the building OF
Suf-icient funds are raised. Colonel Robert
NJ. Thompson. OF New York. was instTu-
mental in organizing the club in November.
and he and William TeiiOseS Morgan ana
Fdxar y Bright have thus FAR been the pTin-
cinaI contributors. Beginning with special
nror-ar1s on Lincoln and Washington birth
wste- sports in the swimming pool OF The
Homestead every evening or two during the
vfnfer In che spring 10 viii form a baseball
toau. Ar,onx the members Is J. & McElveen-
81 New Work. who one or the runner
Of the Sevcnty-nrst Regiment. National
Guard. New York
NjrS' NJ. Y ingalls,. Jr.. viii come here for
the baths next month and she and Mr.
ingalls, will spend the greater part OF Feb
mary a. The Homestead
Nj and Mrs. william NJ ID. Dc Puyster.
Of New YORK. who passed the nrst ten days
or their honey moon here. have gone 10 Palm
Beach. where they VIII spend the rest Of the
winter.
yo-k Who Spcnt the early part Of the month
here have also left FOR Palm Beach They
40 building large cottage on Lake worth.
which they crpect viii BE- ready Tor occu-
pancy In the spring .
Mr. and Mr. George Crnton who since the
a-c In the basement OF the Tinker villa.
which they took after the burning Of Gunton
Lodge have been occupying DR.. Edear
Poles cottage near the toll gate. we're avak
cncd one night the middle OF the week by
fhfcxes Who entered the house through a
wiodou. They we're frightened away By The
family and servants. Who found the silver
~.re hcaped on = fur coat on the dining room
eoor Another fur coat had been dragged
through a window. but vas dropped on tbe
ground beneath ".
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APPoMATTox

cspecisi TO The Times-Dispstohl
auoamastox. Va January . D II JetteIi
i visiting IN Pittsburg. his former home.
Mis- Willie smith. OF the Farmviile Nor
III sncnt several days ~ home this week
MIR and Mr.. Jctcr Palmer. Norfolk. Va.
vc-e visitors a. Mr. J. X AtwoodS Tor
Henrv Hubbard. former Confederate
soldicr Of MeckicnhurN County. vas here
Zelda ~ accompanied by Captain W T John
son visiting che old surrender grounds.
Miss Dorothy Wise. or cn1rcock. has
been the guests OF tf~ Misses Atwood during
Rev. }. C. Lepps. Mr.. and Mrs. p. O.. An
ac-eon attended the laymcns meeting or the
rresbvterisn church In Farmville last week.
rc-r~ Ru-tr son Of Colonel and Mrs. X.
= burke has woa the orators medal IN a
roptc~f At Washington and Lee University
ne u q graduate Of the Appomattor Asr1cui-
turai Hirh school. and While here Was one Of
the winners IN debate S'tn Nanooipn
Macon tcadens.
suocrintendcns J. X. Hannah entertained
quite number Of his friends a. an oyster
supper this week.
= I. Ferguson. Commonwealth Attorney
Of This county has received notice that be has
been sDooinfcd on the reception com mittec ~
the Inauguration ceremonies OF frestdens WI
son. March q $3.50.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Taylor. Of Norfolk:
uko Al one time resided here. SPENT srvcrA
days with Mr. and Mrs. Ben CsioTeh t'H
week
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SMITHFIELD

Special 70 The Tunes D-pstfb-.
Srnith feld Va January &.-Mrs- kyisno
Chapman entertained at bridge MONDAY IN
honor Of her sister. Mrs Jack ksndsu. OF
Newport News. The prize. an ernbroidered
collar and cuff set won by Mrs FRANK
moody. Those playing were. Mesdameo
Prank y. &. Simpson. :. g BROCK. JACK ma
dali. OF Newport News: Frank MOODY X r.
Boykin. J. ID. Gray. W. O. Bunkey. }. T.
Warren. = Waveriy Thomas. r. G. stearnes.
Thomas y. Jones. Charlie W warren. n 1,
Young. Thee Barrow; +. H. Miillap p ann
Minnie Boykin. Elsie Young and May Bergen.
DAVID Heldaberser. OF New York. Is the
guest of Vincent ". Joyner
Misses Anna Chalmers and Fannie Law,
son have returned no me after spending several
days in Norfolk
the Married ladies Bridge Club on Tues
day The highest score was made ~ Alrs-
r Warren aud she was presented with PIC
ture which she presented TO MIS- p ~ 0Irr
The guests prize was won by Mrs- hSisno
Misses Minnie Boykin and Merle Snyder
are spending several days with Mrs- harvey
Niss Daisv Riddick is spending several
weeks at the jefferson. in Richmond. a. the
guest OF Mrs. e :. Shaver. Of Fair mont. W
Va.
chsrmingiy al six-hand ucrhre on Friday
Miss Fannie Hart won The prize. hand-em-
hroidered handkerchief. the men prize was
won By Hunter Jordan. pair OF SIX sos-
The iou-hand WAS won by Miss Marie WOOD
ward. Mrs. r. r. Bergman was presented
with the guests prize Ihose playing Ners
Misses Frank Underwood. Marie woodward
GLADYS Cofer, May Bengen. Minnie Boykin
Merle Snyder. Bessie Msrshan- bootbe Bland;
Janette Freeman. Elsie Young: virginia ana
Fannie Hart Nesdar mes J. Walter stan. hy-
land Chapman jazz Randall. J.; G BROCK
Frank Moody. John G. wilson John Swine.
r,anL Rerrymsp. j. waeeriy Thomas p. G.
stearns. N. r Young. Ell Golfer > barrow.
y II Williams: Messers. Hunter Jordan
william Sand. De Res Parker. JACK BARROW
Eddie Morrison
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BON AIR

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Bon Air Va. January The Misses
rrignou Elizabeth Cooke and Jennie Tai
co't and Nathan Taicott we're guests OF Mrs
7 l.. =. Cooke. on sunday.
Dick Wren the weekend guest OF
Mr.. Albert " iiiisms-
lawson Turner visited at the home of
Nir> ". Withers recently
Misses Nellie and Margaret Mctluer have
returned from a visit 70 Mrs. Edwin Pinker-
ton in Baltimore.
The NessrS. Morrison. OF Richmond were
guest. Of NrS T V henneriy. on sunday
Mis- l. r. Cook spent several days during
the past week visiting friends In Richmond
Miss Maude Miller has been staying in
Richmond With Mrs " W Miller
Miss rfppie kerans ~ss the guest OF Mrs
Norwood Bentley recently.
Miss g. f. Hazen has been visiting Miss
Minnie Jahnke. In Richpond
Miss Dorothy smith left on Friday TO visit
her father W ID. Smith in scottsyille.
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WILLIAMSBURG
Especial TO The Times Disps,ch.l


Williamsburg. Va. January 25.-Mrs. Spen-
Ger Lane was the charming hostess OF one OF
the most attractive card parties of the season
In her home on Waller Street Tuesday after
noon. Auction bridge was played at four Ia
bles. and the guests were Mesdamcs j. l..
Hall. Blanche Moncure. r.. ~. Bennett.
win Rochester. y. y. Viola Ware. }. 7.
Christian. J. y. Puerell, y. l.. Henley.
and Misses Ida Faulkner. Jet,a
Thorpe. Elizabeth MOrecOck. Mary Wilson,
of Norfolk. and Miss Emily Christian. Mrs.
~. ID. Cole assisted the hostess in serving.
The head prize. dainty boudoir cap. was won
by Mrs. Wilson. Miss Thorpe drew the con-
ISOLATION and Mrs. Goodwin the BOBBY.
Mrs. &. ~. Davis entertained the Friday
Book Club few afternoons ago in her home
on Henry Street. Those present we're Mes
danes r. n Geddy. J. NJ Henderson. " ~.
keeble. ". =. Clark. ~. y. Bennett. Mon
cure NJ T. shipman. g.. W. Brown. Il. VI
Crawford, and Misses Julia Armistesd and
Misses Lucy and Nab Stubs entertained
their card club in their home on Duke Street
Monday night. Those playing were Misses
Jetta Thorpe. Sue Hundley. Ellen Barnes.
Martha Spencer aud Nora Macon.
Mrs. Hugh A. Cumming. wife Of DIR. Cum
ming. post surgeon at Old POintreturn ed home
ming. post surgeon at Old Point. returned
home to-day. after having spent the week
here with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. T.. q.
Booth. at the wythe House
Rev. +. ". T. Pitman has returned from
Washington. -. e.. where he went 10 attend
the seventy-hfth anniversary OF the birth
OF his eldest sister. Mrs NJ allory.
Mrs. a. X. Coleman and little daughter.
Of Pittsylvanis. are visiting the former ;
sister Mr.. &. ~. Davis.
Mrs. p. J. Tabor. of ottawa. Canada. L.
the guest OF Jr. and Mrs. W. l.. Roberts. At
their home on Blair'S farm.
Mrs. George Wilson and Miss Mary viii
son. OF Norfolk. visiting the former s
daughter. Mrs. l. W. Lane. Jr.
Mrs. n. ID. Cole has her guest Mrs.
". A X. Good win. OF Rochester. " \.
wife OF the former rector OF Bruion Parish
Church.
~. y. Phillips. president OF the Broadway
National Bank. Richmond, spont ;hs first OF
the week here with his family.
Or. Lyon q. Tyler. president OF William
and Mary. spent several days In Charles
city this week
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SOUTH BOSTON
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Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
South Boston. Va. January I.-Charles
W Walters and daughter. Miss Annie. has
returned from trip TO New York.
Miss AIyne steyerman. of Thomssville.
Ga. is the guest Of Mrs Fred Berman in
Logan Street
charlie Branch Lovelsce. OF Richmond.
visited here the past Sunday.
Miss Julia Blanks and Miss Pattie Taylor
OF GAINESVILLE visited friends here this week
Miss Sudie Wiilinxhsnl has returned from
DanviIie where she visited her brother aud
friends.
Miss Maude Shsnks. OF Dabney. " G. Is
visiting her sisters. Mrs James WLborn and
Mrs Luther " Rice
Miss G Henry. Of Durham. n G.. Is visiting
her father ". 7. Henry. at the Garland
Mrs william T. Jordan is giving a most de-
IirhtfuI house party at her home on Upper
Main street this week Among those in at
tendance are MeSdames Eugene Wthers.
Julian Robinson. James p Williamson. : X
Dula Of Danville. J. J. Hickey. James
Cannon. Of Richmond. Joseph Long. OF
Norfolk. Wexford Reed Of keswick. On
" ednesdzy evening Mr.. Garland =. Faux
ner gave a dinner party in honor OF Mrs
Jordan : guests At the Garland Hotel
: A Edmunds. OF Milwaukee Wis. visited
relatives and friends here the past week
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About forty guests

afternoon from to s About forty guests
left cards
Miss sarah Parker was the weekend guest
OF her aunt. Mrs Anna Page Nottingham
Mrs. F. u. Parker entertained at cards
on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Harry Boggs Is home from a three
weeks visit to her parents Mr. and MIS-
Armstrong. of Wilmington. Del
Miss George Anderson OF Belle Haven Is
visiting MIS-. r. T. AmeS-
Miss sadie +. Fletcher i at Pocomoke the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Thomas Hsrgts-
Miss Catherine Stewart OF Belle Haven
is guest AZ the home or Mr. and MIS-
Preston : Stewart
MIR. and Mrs q. Smith Walter and Mrs
william T. Bell returned from Baltimore
last week
Monday afternoon Prof Clinton o. BAY
read in the school auditorium the short story
..UumoreSki." by DR.. Henry Van Dyke
The music. by DrorAk. which inspired MI
Van Dyke to write the story. was oesutii uily
PLAYED BIZ Miss Catherine SharDley on the
uisno and Mrs NJ. NJ White on the piano
Miss sarah G. Parker arrived "Wednesday
TO spend some time with her brother Otho
Lee Parker
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HEATHSVILLE

Special to The Times Dispatch
Heathsville Va. January 25.-Dr. Fred ID
Brent has returned from hinSale-
Fitzhugh Anderson has gone TO Leonard
town.
Rev and Mrs. J. Elmer Hearn were re
Gently entertained At dinner at Mt Zion
the home OF Mrs. l.. r. Slaughter. and a tea
by Mrs. Grace Booker. at Canada. her
home
Master Lawrence Brent entertained birth
day party recently.
Eddie Harris has Joined his family in wash
ingtou ID. G. where he will make his home
Tom Clarke. OF Cosn. Is staying in Hesths-
Vile.
Vincent Eubank has returned to Levisetts-
q. 4. Warmer. the agricultural demon
strator for the counties OF Northumberland
and Lancaster. was in Northumberland the
past week. making a tour OF the schools.
Mrs slater Cowsrt and Miss Nirgie COvart
OF COwart's. were recent guests OF Mr. and
MrS. y. ". Eichelbcrgcr.
Hayes Rsines will make bis home IN Hesths-
vile for the future
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HOUSTON

Special to The Times Dispatch
Houston. Va. January H.-kobcrt l. De
Jarnette visited Lynchburg last Monday.
Wesley ". Martin and Miss Nina May
r...-~ff wc~e married here last wednesday
morning. Rev. Nathan Maynard officiating.
~at level n Of Greensboro. y G. Wis
lfed RELATIVES here this week
.~hcoI rnovcunruf nov on ~ Houston. on
80 eundsv morning a. -. Johns Episcopal
Charrb by Rev. g WaHsce eloo'e. rno
Fda~etiou.f Problem He presented the
s,rts--t IN . uav that was entirely new 90
many % hf< congregation. shovins tn@t re
schools take an Important par IN "a'"ea'"'ns
. true worship.
Rev. otis Meade vas here last Monday.
and pr~.chrs st the Episcopal Church IN toe
evening
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS


Highland Springs. Va. January %
John Opocensky and wife. from Cuoa-
Kansas are guests Of Paul OpocenSky.
Highland Springs. Va. January 2--Jonn
opoccnsky and wife. from Cuba Kansas are
guests OF Paul Opocensky-
John Hockaday. OF Key West. California
Is visiting his niece Mrs W. ~. ReitiIbsch. in
Highland Springs This Is his frst visit TO
Virginia in many years. having left the state
when Only eighteen years OF age. and ne y
nov more than eighty years old He also spent
several weeks with hts nephcS- John C. Hook
sday. OF New Kent County. before coming
here.
DR. 6. Lewis Roope. and y. J. Roope were
visitors during the past week Of Mr. and Mr..
sylvester Hewellyn AZ their home. near
Seven Pines
Master Henry snyder. OF Petcrsburg. Va.
who visited his aunt. Mrs. ". ~ Beasiey.
for several days last week has returned home.
Daniel smith. one 81 the oldest citizens %
.hc village celebrated his eighficth birthday
~, saturday lie - hale aad hearty. and
hooks much younger and j. far more active
than many men much younger than himself.
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of Wilmington. was a special guest
Mrs. Herbert Jackson and daughter. Miss
Evelyn. have returned to Richmond. after a
visit to Mrs. James Pou and Miss Edith Pou-
Miss Edith Pou has gone to Montgomery.
Ala. to attend the marriage of her cousin.
Miss Julia Henderson. and DIR. Miles wilkins.
of Birmingham. to take place on Tuesday
next
Mrs Julian TimberIske was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon for the ortnlgbtly Review
Club. the meeting being one OF especial In
terest with numerous visitors
There was delightful luncheon Tuesday
afternoon al o'clock given by Mrs j. ID.
Boushall in honor of Mrs. Locke Craig and
Mrs. William H Pace. the event being one OF
social interest
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LAW RENcEvIlLe

fSp~cial % Tue Timcs-DispatchA
r.,r.--~,-iffr Va January 15.-Hon- Ro5t.
Turnbun Congressman IRON TIE folrt1 Dts-
t-i~f iert for Washington Monday % take ID
hiS dufisS therc. On Account OF Nin--. y -
s-.,e,tcd RON heinz In W3shingtcs ~hcn
CONGRESS convened -.
Mann Snithey vas taken % kichmond
hospital This veck 70 BE Operated On tr ep-
perdiciits- -
y ~ Hovrr has rcfusnei bone art-r
visif 10 fricnds IN Penrsyifauia.
Nfis4 Ra.a - Turnb-N a. 81 El1st %
friends iu Norfolk -.
Nfisse. Funir- Hlsrrn. - Coi-.boro. :. 6
and Z. .r.rudc Lot. 81 H~un~~ick. Ga -re ne
raesfs % Mis- NIyrs Frcnles. On Ntr.-iscr I've
que on Monday night Mo Peeo,e- e1ter-
s.i~rd a, heir h0uor uith rroErr1sIve forty
two A. me cIosc - ~ Ssms deliEhtf1l -
frrshrarnts were served
Eichard short 1as returned - HlcnU>11
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