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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06

to carry on the activities over when
President Wilson is chief superin-
tcndent-lf5 5000 more TO fill the
ranks Of the army and navy. The
civil salary list under Pierce was
twenty millions year: today II Is
twenty times twenty millions.
When the present president was
is his cradle, the president OF the
DAY answered his own letters. Today
the White House staff includes forty
secretaries and clerks.
The years in which Woodrow VIII
son was born the expenses of the
United States government amounted
to s75.647l7l. In 1912 the cost was
1901, 797979 The receipts OF the gov
ernment in 1856 were $4,000, 900; last
year they amounted to S97OOOO,OOO
Even in the year that Woodrow
Wilson attained his majority the gov
ernment in which he then attained
TO voice was an affair for which
congress was called to appropriate
only S325. 100000. Last year it ap-
propriated more than a thousand mil
lions. It was only yesterday, only a
dozen years ago that the cry "A
billion dollar congre ss' startled the
country. Nowadays a congress spends
two billions.
These are but swift and desultory
glimpses at few OF the multiDl.cate
and diverse works in which the gov
ernment of the United States is en-
gagged. They can serve only to hint
at the weight Of the task which
Woodrow Wilson now takes up.
The president Of the United States
today is second to no sovereign as a
force of international affairs. The
of our government is Wooed
assidiously by the other great pow
ers: many a startling story could be
told of offers sent by European and
Asiatic chancellors to presidents and
secretaries of state. so long as We
remain in possession of the Philip
pines we are necessarily involved in
the vastest and most delicate rival
ries Of the powers SO long as an
archy is permitted to reign in Latin
America we are exposed to dangers
from every source Of danger. For
long time the secretary of state was
premier in the cabinet only formally
and not in fact. Today the wisest
mind at the command of the president
is actually needed in the foreign Of
Work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06
BIG MEETING BEING HELD.
Fifteen Converts Will Be Baptized
Sunday Five Miles From Town.

The protracted meeting being held
five niles east of town by Rev. H.
J. Dixon is growing in interest and
there have been several conversions
Today a baptizing will be held and
IT is eypected that as many as fif-
teen will be baptized by immersion
Rev Dixon is a Methodist and gives
his converts their own choice of the
form of baptism and the majority of
them choose immSrsion. The people
of that section of the country viii
worship in a tent during the summer
months and will build a house OF
worship this winter. 4 church will
be organized there and regular serr-
ices will be held.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06
BIGGEST JOB ON EARTH.
Why the President Of United States
Is Greater Than King.


Great has been the growth OF the
country during the last half century
the growth in the size and importance
OF the government has been out of all
proportion greater. It's functions have
multiplied. the scope OF its concerns
has infinitely wdened. the field Oi
its activity inconceiyably extended,
whereas half a century ago-indeed, a
generation ago-a citizen was con -
scious of his connection with the
federal government seldom except
when he went to the postoitice, voted
for a congressman once every TWO
years or reflected on the basis OF
the value of his money, today he feels
it's hand practically every moment OF
his life-whenever he opens his
mouth for food or drink whenever
he boards a train, whenever he makes
a purchase or has reason to prognos-
ticate the weather.
William Bayard Hale SHOWS some
of the diverse activities of the great
machine Of which Mr.. Wilson las rs,
taken charge. Today the government
over which he comes 10 pres de Is
an affair OF such magnitude tho eN
tent. the size, the importance, the
reach. the diversity Of the duties of
the presidency have, I'm the course
OF our national evolution. become so
prod .gious. the white house at Wash
ington has become the center ~ so
great system. an organization, an
authority. unprecedented in the his.
tory OF nOlitical nstitutions-that Mr..
Wilson. I'm taking up the task they
impose. did fairly well to fortify his
oath with the customary devout in
vocation OF superhumaI All in ne
words with which George Washington
with far less reason. began his
tcrna. so hol1 me- Cod
IN 1856. when Woodrow Wilson was
born. the United states were "a;
now they are IS Then We possessed
no outlying territory; today We have
Alaska Porto Rico the Panama ca
nal zone tho Philippines. Guam, lia-
wall and the Tutuila Islands-more
than 1000 islands Our uonulation
then was 2s,OOOO00; now f. is no.
100000
In 1856 the country possessed %
900 miles OF railroads; today 250 900.
Then not a telegraph instrument
clicked not a telephone bell tinkled.
That year the people OF the United
States spent 100000 for postage
stamps: this year We shall spend
$3.50. .OOO. .0OO-and stamps are cheaper,
too.
Under Franklin Pierce. an attempt
to Classify" the civil service emu
merated 722 men and women. Then
the total civil establishment Of the
United States numbered about $4,000
peonle. Under Woodrow Wilson the
civil service has passed beyond emu
meration: no complete registner OF it
is attempted, but in the last report
the civil service commission records
236 O61 in the classified service, and
counts 995.46O civil employes-not to
mention more than 10000 others
whose whole time is not taken by
the government. More than half a
million men and women are required
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06
TWO BANDITS INJURED
Chicago Robbers Ran in Front of an
Automobile and Are Captured.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 5.-Fleeing from
the scene of holdup, two of three
robbers ran in front of an automobile
early today and one, George Paulson,
will die of a fractured skull. His
brother, Grover, was less seriously
injured. The trio held up a man at
Western avenue and West Sixty third
street. Eugene Whalen, who was
driving the automobile, was unable to
check the speed OF his machine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06

haustiyely, among others, discussions
on immigration, standards Of living
and labor, the relation of commercial
examinations to social welfare, public
supervision and administration, faml-
lies and neighborhoods, the church
and social work, probation, prison
and parole, health and eugenics, child
welfare and vocational training.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06
Call for City Warrants.

Present the following for payment
Salary fund up to No. 4l9.
Street fund up to No. $50.
Library fund up to No. S4.
Light und up to No. 8.
Contingent fund up to No. 4S3.
J. NJ LANFORD, City Treas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06

johannesburg, July 5.-The general
strike, which started few days ago
in the Golding mining districts, has
now extended throughout the reef.
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tion is doing a great work in Okla
homa and the officers of the asso-
citation deserve the earnest co-opera-
tion Of the people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06

One only of each style White Frost
refrigerator at the price stated in the
show window cf A. b. Rawlins Co.
6-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06

All members Of the Sunday Schools
especially, and everyone in general
are invited to come to the Broadway
Baptist church this afternoon at 3
o'clock, when Miss Hattie Harper and
J. VI. Lanfod, the delegates from the
Philathea and Baraca classes respect
lively, will give report Of the con-
yenton recently held at Nashville,
Tenn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06

1t is the desire of the classes that
all young men and women between
the ages of IA and 80, be present at
the service and most especially the
organized classes of the city.
1t is the intention of the local
Baracas and Philatheas to organize
classes all over the county during the
coming year. Oklahoma was well rep
resented and well received at the re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06

cent convention and the convention
asked for 100 new classes from Okla
homa during the coming year that
were pledged by the delegates pres
ent. In order to fulfill this pledge IL
is going to be necessary to do a
great deal of work during the coming
year and this afternoon a plan Of
campaign will be mapped out and
active work begun,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

Brandy. And in addition to the regular
program Miss BERTHA smith gave
humorous recitation. which eiiciteu much
applause. and her sister, Miss Dorothy
Smith. rendered The Dolls Lullaby" Mrs
Frank Smith and Miss Jennings gave Il
song duet
Miss Emma Kelly who taught school II,
West Virginia last winter. and has since
been taking a course at the Cincinnati Con.
servatory OF Music returned to her home
here this week
Mr.. and Mrs " II rieak and children.
OF Greenwood. left this week for II visit
10 their former home In Indiana. They are
making the trip BY machine and have
includes many stops and side trips while
en- route.
Miss Mary Workman. OF Richmond. anu
Mrs Daisy Chamberlain. OF Baltimore
the guests q Mrs Latham on Piedmont
Street FOR the remainder of the summer
Charles NeaI Goldsboroush. who has been
Il student Of iiampdcn sidney during the
ago and viii spend the summer vacation
at the home ~ his parents Or. and Mrs
Charles Goldshorough on Piedmont Street
Miss Frances Vowel hostess at
evening at her home, Corner View. near
Culpeper. Five hundred WAS the game play
ed. four; tables heins afrmnsed Those
Macoy. Lucille Williams Fannie Louise
Rixey. Puiiam. I.onnsc Fray. Julia Miller
BLAKE ciar" StrHun OF Ri'hmond; ORC
Yowei and Mrs Tucker Chelf Delightful
Refreshments were served at the conclusion
OF the game.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward England. Miss sue
ner guests OF MIR. and Mrs Thomas q Tate
OF Monday. To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Tate
expect to leave FOR Lexington. where they
viii attend the hnas at the Virginia Military
institute
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BASIC CITY



Basic C!ty, Va. June 1.-THE brandon
continues 10 attract and hold h. early
summer crowd. and sirce the 10Th Of May
reinforced by new arrivals. has ben here
Among those last arriving Mr. and
Mrs II & Patton. OF DanVille r. carl
Maxwell, Miss GLADYS Maxwell and Neale
Maxwell. OF stanton; J. y. Levick. OF Nor
folk T. l.. Rowcll. OF Roanoke; j H.
Mickershan OF Iiarrsonburg Mrs r. H.
Webb and Miss Mary Ella Webb. OF Stnun-
ton. &. Rcsant 81 Baltimore Miss Alice
Patterson. OF stanton. Miss Cynthia Quich
az croze,. Miss Fannie Potts Of Richmond /;
rrtchard and II l.. Pritohard Jr.. OF
Charleston " Va: Mrs walker OF liar
risunburg !. l.. Baskerville Of Richmond:
Mrs George |. Briggs and George Briggs
In. OF Norfolk. and Miss Frankie Taunt
al CuIpcper.
seldom does one find a more lively and
ccngcnial set Despite the cold wave which
has been making the summer people shiver
the crowd has been having thoroughly
cnJoyahlc time The great hrcplaces in
around these cards music and other games
flourish. Then tho guests have been
joyinE the open nre In their rooms Several
musicals have been held in the ballroom
and have been greatly enjoyed Dancing
comes In for rs share Of attention. Several
automobile parties have been given. and
many Of tho guests have made walking
expeditions Some play tennis. and some
bowl. and devotecs Of the outdoors md
plenty Of room for amusement
Mr. T!ndnil. OF Wilmington. D,l. two younG
college men. stopped the Brandon, en-
route from Natural Bridge back home by
foot They have been ON an extensively
walking trip through the South. and seem
to have been enjoying themselves immense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
BIG STONE GAP
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

I
hiS St"nN Gap. Va, June IL Miss Mary
'arneS VINO has been the at state Female
norma! School At FarmviiIe the last Sos
sion returned HON. last week
am Mrs, j T. Marshall. OF Rlucneld.
last week Mrs. Nickels accompnni.d re-,
Friday e'"'" GONE
Hubert |. Potter. who has been WORKING
Years mas returned TO the States ana sncnt
=, tc" DAYS with relatives here last weak
o.. ."hins hcme he visited his sister in
fWWriH,He.pni" Tor several days
states Navy Tor three years has returns,
home. his time having expired '
Judge ana Mrs II. a W Skcen rcturnea
nome Monday night from "a two weeks triy.
see Ih"y attended the reunion while IN
Chattanooga. Judge Skeen took tho ITO ~, ~.
INC benefit of hts health. and returns ,nnch
improved "e '"uch
from Houins Institute. where she attended,
school the last session
Professor IL III. Young. OF WilIiamshurr
former nc!pal of The High School bers
In the interest of the William and NJ.
summer school to nc held AZ Dublin III
summer 80 'hiS
The following officers and stockho,d.r.
OF IN" SioneEa Coke and Coal Company ar
rived IN the Gap special car Supd,,,.
night and spent Monday inspecting tba -
ii"us plants OF the company in Wise md
Lee counties returning Tuesday to their
homes In the East u u Wcntz. George
ID McCreary William O Ientr Ia,,,ss
Crosby B~own. Arthur g. Dickson. o.ha,.ic.,
+ Perrin Il Burnham Monat n Stuvya
S"nt flcrrei" MT and William II Harding
Mrs II :. * Morrison is visiting her
daughter Mis- i $ Webster at Mi,idIes
borough.
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GORDONSVILLE

special 10 The Times Dispatch.
'"rdonsviile. Va, June li.-Misses War
he!d orenshaw. Annie Trailer. f.. - Sydnor
ana MI Lowery. of Richmond, were mem
pers OF party who motored from Rich
mohd on Saturday and who were Weekend
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilbur Os-
borne
Mrs siebert Of Roanoke and James
l.owney. OF charlottesville. we're Weekend
i.iVeSey On Monday Mrs Sirbcrt rnotored
20 Scottsviile. where she will visit her aunt.
Mrs Betty Harrison
ihomas Rivcs Potts returned home on
friday lie has been "a student at the Au-
snsta Military Academy for the past year
Cards have been issued by the Gordons-
vile German Club for dance to he given
az Memorial Hall Friday evening. June 20.
MISS Eugcnia Wambersic and Miss Julia
Gondioe spent several days Mt Lower Spring
heids this week Mrs. Charles f. Russell
mas returned to Charlottesville after spend
ing some time at Montebclla. the home OF
her mother. Mrs r. =. Brent
Mrs NJ. ID. Cowherd. Sir. who has been
III Tor the past week. Is very much I'm
Rev. Taylor Wills, who graduated a few
DAYS ago AZ tho Episcopal Theological semi
nary at Alexandria liz expected home next
week when he will spend some time. the
Willis.
Allen Potts spent the week end with his
family at Happy Creek
H. u. Ellington spent several days at
MS country place "Wendsor." this week.
Mrs Bugg returned to Richmond last
week after spending some time with her
sister Mrs. IT, Ii. Ellington.
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Window Shades to Orde,


rheir o.s on Tuesday evening June p. at
tabernacle Baptist Church
Mrs Z. williams was hostess FOR a
charming reception Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of her sister. Miss Pattie MorinC on
Wednesday evening who became the bride
of Robert Page Of Richmond There we're
200 guests Receiving with Mrs Williams
and her guest OF honor were Mrs F K
Page Of Gotham Va: Mrs Emmett Grow.
OF Houston. Tex: Mrs F. o. Moring Mrs
Hugh Morrison. OF Gotham Va: Mrs
Crburn Harris. OF Louisville. KY and Mrs
w l., briggs Others assisting in the en-
;ertainnen' OF the guests Mrs II V
i,..,,',; Mrs a withers. Miss Jane
sophie Rnsbee. Mary Riggs Ruth Ivie.
Iedrl Myatt and Ellen Durham Mrs ] {. l.
Harris. Mrs. V. c. Royster. Miss Maud
Arlington. Mrs John c. Mcdonald
number OF Raleigh people attended a
miscellaneous shower given by Miss Mar
sarct Guiey at the home of her father
Professor G;uliey. dean OF law at Wake
Forest College. on Thursday evening in
honor Of Miss Virginia Wilkinson. who be
came the bride on Thursday evening Of
II. H. Coburn OF the a. and NJ faculty
Among the Raleigh people who attended
H"e trinity commencement were Mrs T.
G. Duncan, Miss Sarah Davis Mrs Nat
Ranh. Misses Susan and Nellie ldcn
Mrs. Plato Durham has returned ia Win
sion lem AFTER visit to her parents Rev
ana Mrs John Il. Cole. at the Methodist
Orphnnage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
ASHEVILLE
Lsrecinl 10 INC MINES. pisna,ch. |


Asheville, y g. June u-Quietly as is
his custom. Governor Locke Craig. OF North
Carolina. arrived At the Battery Park Hotel
Monday For the next six weeks he Will
quires immediate attention. for the Cover
nor is here for rest. Mrs Craig came
on day ahead % her husband and ar
rivinE at dawn. decided To remain in her
private car unit! later ir the day. The
Governor rnotored from Raleigh as far as
Kings Mountain. from which place he TOOK
condition OF tho roads for automobile cspe-
cially along the Central Highway. and dur
ing his sojourn here he Will make MANY
short auto trips to nearby towns The Gov
ernor and Mrs craig accompanied by
their two sons.
The arrival Of Governor and Mrs Craig
was uShcrcd in with Oall at the Battery
fark about sixty young people rarttclpat-
ing this being til" first large dance OF the
season. rhe Official opening ball which In
augurates the summed season. viii take
filled with guests Invitations will he sent
CUT by III management 20 the society peo-
pie Of A"heviile who always take an ac-
tive part in the festivities given at this
resort during the summer.
The fam" Of the many attractions to he
found In The nd Of III" sky has spread
not only throughout this country. but
abroad. and consequently many guests from
foreign counties come here yearly. y dis
tnCuished visitor sojourning here now il
Mrs de +. Ward. az England. who was a
guest AZ the Battery Park Hotel last sum
mer and so thoroughly enjoyed her soiourn
that she crossed the water to spend the next
few weeks here. She was Joined later by
Mrs Frank Scrivenor. OF Baltimore
That Mr. and Mrs George w Wander.
bill will return this month from their OK
tended European visit is now almost GER
tain and their palatial estate. "Biltmore -
long untenantcd. Will more be tho
scene Of many delightful festivities while
the Country club members arc looking for
ward eagerly to having Mrs. Vanderbilt
again member OF the club. for she il one
Of the most enthusiastic Of the golfers.
Mrs. George Schorn. of Richmond. who has
been spending month At the Battery Park
was Joined Sunday by her son from Houston
Tex. formerly Of Richmond, who Will spend
several weeks here.
Miss AnnH Rankin has gone to Richmond
10 he the guest OF her aunt, Mrs Galloway
Williamson, fer a month
richmond guests who have reGistcret at
the Battery Park recently incIule Stuart
Sanders. w S Jorcs. &. G. Moscley. II
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DURHAM
Especial to The rines.Disnatch !

l'7P'eiii w ne lifnes- Dispatch
Durham. y C.. June 1.-THE Tourists
Club held meeting Friday morning and
elected officers for the ensuing year The
meeting was held at the residence Of Mrs
george L. Lyon. and the officers selected
were: President. Mrs NJ Il Jones; vice
president. Mira A Robinson: second vice
PfeSi'en I, Mrs + stage; treasurer Mrs
China was selected for the study the com
ing year Tho hostess served Refreshments
Miss Claude rowe. who has been the
nag returned to her home in Chernw. y G.
Miss Sallie Hantne. o: c.forg ~ visit
ing Miss Mari Lyon. on clr'eiaul street,
Miss Lizzie Terrell ami Miss Louise Lindsey
have gone L" Washington ana New York
Mrs. a. $ Husk and Miss wihelmlna
linhk have returned to Fayetteville after a
Visit to relatives In this city.
y. NJ Gates gave reception Tuesday
evening AZ his home on KoNboro street in
honor "f his cousins. Miss Lena Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs g H. Gates. Of Atlanta, Ga
gorge Moore and son. Reginald. accom-
panied b, by Mrs p $. Merritt. went to Kich-
mond Tuesday 10 visit friends
Misses olivia and Lulu Mmngum arc visit
ins friends in Richmond for IA number OF
Judge ii. a Foushec has returned from
nsheNiIe' where he has been for his health
ne Is somewhat improved
Miss Mabel Lorgenhomr Of Statesviiie is
visitihG In this city. her roommate AT the
state Normal. Miss Elizabeth Jones
on ten days trip to AshevilIe
Master William Wallace Shaw gave "A
hlfthdhy supper Friday evening in honor
OF MS thirteenth birthday All OF the boys
OF ms neighborhooI were present The
WAS birthday present from his pnrents
Mrs c. IL Pool OF Savannah. Ga. is in
the city. the guest OF Mrs VI. Wimberly
Mrs c. c. Phillips and Miss Louise
ihlliips. OF New York. who have been the
have returned home
Mrs $: w; venable entertained Thursday
guest. Mrs. Bruton OF wilson.
Mrs, j. c. Michic ut her home on Jack
son street. entertG tned Friday. both morn
ing and afternoon, in honor OF Mrs. u y
Duke. OF New York who IL here attending
Trinity commencement. Auction bridge was
played on both occasions and course
luncheons were served
Little Margaret Markham. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs |" b. Markham. was hostess Fri
day afternoon TO her little friends at her
ninth birthday party.
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GLOUCESTER


l. pc'iai to ne ilncS- Dispatch.
Gloucester. Va. June l-Mr. and Mrs
ing the winter In Florida and brought
with them Mr. and Mrs " Jones. Jr..
and Billy Jones OF Richmond
Mr. and Mrs = II Woodbury.. OF Chicago
are guests Of MIR and Mrs II T. Italia
ferro. at Hockey"
Mrs ST Gcorg" Rryan. Miss Kemp and
lanes Patton OF itichm"nd. were week
shire.
Miss Mary Brooke BYRD is at White
iiai!' FOR the summer
Mrs D9gro. OF Sew York. recent
guest al Miss VI rabD
Mr. nnd Mrs Allen isutt AMI family and
Mrs Edmund Stnnirh have moved into their
new home. oak Point on North River
Misses ELIZA and Ellen Ice have returned
In Little Rock and Horfolk rcspcctivciy
Miss Rehccca Powell is the guest Of Mrs
y. : hopkins. at WaVcrly'
Miss NJ He'll Irvine 81 Norfolk is visit
Ing MIS- II vr . T9HnIers on Sor,h River
Emily plnmoVk ana Miss Moore have r.
turned rom /. trip to Sew YORK
>, Mr. George Mn .,. and children. Of
MIR and Mrs II + Talinferro
Mrs " y $ Saunders NJ Albany. y V
and Mrs G. Devendorf. OF Detroit are
quests OF Mr. aud Mrs II O. saunders
MISS ltn<h cary IL visiting friends In Pc
:ershurg
Mn"rehouse stevens. OF Chicago. came
from Florida In his .ndsomc yacht las,
week and spent several days with MIR and
Mrs " y Jones.
The Misses Brook of Norfolk lanes
Grant. Of Denver. and Nat Bundy. " Nor
folk we're week end guests OF Mir and
Mrs BLOW. at "Rclleville"
Miss Katherine Page Withcrs has returned
from sweet Briar College and has some
school friends visiting her Seventy ''
Miss Patterson aud Mrs Shriver. OF I'itts-
burEh were recent guests OF MIR and Mrs
" :. Patterson. at ''Clorain
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GLADSTONE

Especial to The Times DispatCh.l
Gladstone. Va. June ii.-Mr ana Mrs. +.
Il. Walker. of Itichmond. are guests " Mrs.
j. -. Wallace
Mrs. II. G. Gentry ir visiting in Lynchburs
this week.
Mrs. D. y Jones has returned from short
stay In LynchburY.
Mrs. Bette Clark. who has been spending
some time with Miss Mary Susan Pnmplia.
has returned to her home In Richmond
Mrs. r. q Horsiey. OF l.ynChpurs. H. visit
ing her daughter Mrs. g. 4. Wallace. here.
Mrs. J. Is. Warrcncr and Christopher
Marsh. Of Richmond. are guests OF Mira
w IL. burrows at Hotel Gladstone.
4. 7. Thackcr. Of buchanan. Is spending
some time here.
G.. C. Ellsworth left this week for Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Slain visiting friends
In Richmond.
Mrs. r. r. f. Akcrs is the guest OF her
mother. Mrs. 8. II. Bolton at Norwood. this
week
Mrs. q. u Akcrs has returned from bus
mess trip to LynChhurG.