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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
BRISTOL
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Bristol, Va. March 1.-Former Governor
Cox. or Tennessee, has returned here from
Nashville to spend the legislative rccscs
with his family
Mrs. James Wyman has returned to her
home here after u visit to her girIhood
friends at Albany Ga, and Hartford. Ala.
Mrs Herbert c. Marcy and her baby son,
John Q. Marcy. after spending several
weeks with Mrs. Marcey's parents left this
week for Roanoke, whore they Will reside
Miss Nellie Brushinsham, after visit
to Miss Helen Haynes. has returned 10
school Mt Winston. Salem. y. c.
Misses Frances Harris and Edna I.ockett
alter a visit to E. c. I.ockett and family in
Johnson city, Tenn. have returned home
Miss Vivian Harrison, OF Macon. Miss.
who spends the winter with her sister in
Brooklyn, \. Y, arrived hero to-day, and
is the guest OF Miss Sara Kane Barker
William J. Brown, Jr. of Memphis, ia
mere on a vi.ft 10 his parents. Major and
Mrs. ". j. Brown.
Mrs. w B. Gillespie. OF Ell Paso. Texas
has returned here from points in Virginia,
and is again the guest OF her sister Mrs
Lacy Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. w p. Reeves and SON. af
ter visit to Mr.. Reeves's aunt. Mrs
Dosser in Johnson City, have returned to
their homo here.
Mrs l.. L. IL. Carlock has returned from
Marion, Ca. where she spent month as
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. Hull
number OF Bristol people. including 4
bevy of girls from Virginia Intermont col
eSe, will attend the Wilson inauguration
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POWHATAN

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- Powhatan. Va. March 1.-The Colonial
Iea which was given under the auspices
Of The Ladies' Aid Society OF this place on
successful entertainments ever given by the
Society. The musical. program, which had
been beautifully arranged. consisted or a
number or the ''old time" songs Some of
mem were sung by the church choir and
others were we'll rendered as. solos and
IJfts by several young women OF tho vii :
Iaee. instrumental solos and duets were
also included in the program About lO:20
. CLOCK light refreshments were served.
\ delightful dance Vas given here on
Ihursday night by the young men OF the
village. Fine music was furnished and
uancing was engaged in until midnight. At
wien ttne delicious supper was served
ana dancing then resumed. Those present
We're; Misses Annie and Ellen Walker. OF
quincy and RUBY Amos. Lillian Flanagan.
Matte Tilman Occie and Annie Goodes
MeSaaInes W. NJ. Nichols. p. L. Iipscomb
). l. fentfcss' j. w. Jenkins: Messrs T. G.
anu w NJ Nichols. Phillip Moninger T. L.
i,ipscone j. w. Jenkins. Harry and A. r.
r al,lorei raul Amos, Otis Davis. Harvey
noode John, Samuel and Louis Flanagan
). VI; Miller, John Coleman, Scott Goodman
ana w II. Owen.T chaperones were Mrs
w = Eoode and Mrs. Is. s. Flanagan
MISS Blanche Clements is spending a few
days with friends in the village
Mr.. and Mrs Nj. =. Bonifaut and child
ren visited relatives here a few days last
week. '"s'
Misses Louise and Alice REYNOLDS. of Wo
nlans College, Richmond, ara spending a
lev days ~ their home here.
fhiItp NJ Flanagan. OF Richmond col
'ege' spont the Weekend at his home here
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ONANCOCK

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Onancock Va. March 1.-The Eastern
Shore Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution has elected Miss Annie r. Hop
which VIII meet In Continental Hall.
Washington, in April Mrs. i. p. l.. Hop
kns was named the alternate.
Miss Hattie Kelley is home from Visit
to her sister. Mrs A. Il. Rich, OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Thomas f.. Fletcher returned Satur-
day from stay or two weeks with reia-
lives in Norfolk and Hampton.
Mrs. George II. Powell was recently the
guest OF her mother. Mrs william A.
Thomas OF Cape Charles
Miss Lucy Funiey. Of Baltimore, Is with
Miss +. I Waters.
Robert e; Powell spent sunday at Old
Mrs % w Gusts and Mrs Robert L.
Shield are with Mrs Charles w Culin. Of
Georgetown. Mr.. Shield spent the week end
with them.
Warner Ames spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday in Norfolk, the guest OF his cousin.
Elliott Heath.
Mrs Louis Click. is in Harrisburg. Pa,
visiting relatives
Miss Sadie Z. Fletcher went 20 Wash
former schooimate. Mrs. l'Aneon.
Miss Sarah H. Naples returned Monday
from q months visit to relatives in Bait
more and Philadelphia.
DR. Edgar NJ. Robertson is with relatives
In Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Harris and daughter. OF
Philadelphia arc at the Hotel Allen.
George Eimore and Andrew Justls ware on
ChincoteaGue this week
The pupils OF the Ouancock High School
are preparing for an oratoricai contest
John and Charles Boggs left for Wash
inston Saturday 10 attend tho Inauguration.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS
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Highland Springs March IAN enter
the home of Mr. and Mrs r. $. Read. in
honor OF their guests. Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Davis and Mrs knowlton OF A,hol. Mass.
who have spent the past winter with them
and who left for their homes during the
past past week Entertainments were served
Music. both instrumental and vocal.
enjoyed. Much regret s expressed at the
COINS away OF the visitors Who have added
much TO the social life Of the villagers.
Mrs Annie Weeks. assisted by Mrs. Hattie
parden gave an informal reception Wed
nesday evening at her home on Elm Az
enue, in honor OF her brother and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ninai. from Wiscon-
SIN, Mrs. knowiton and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Davis. OF Athol. Mass. Progressive
bridge whist played at six tables. Mrs.
william Burdette and Percy Read winning
the first prize.
Rev NJ Bernard. of Rowe. Mass, was
present at tho meeting Of the Highland
Springs Branch OF the National Alliance.
which met during the past week in Unity
ran and her address MAS greatly enjoyed.
She spoke on the ways and means or the
hetterment OF rural districts in regard TO
me environment. amusements and the
eial side OF life. So was accompanied by
and post -of1ice mission work in the South.
Who also addressed the alliance. Dr..
Bowser, of Richmond. was present.
The play entitled The Ugiest OF Seven"
which was presented III the auditorium OF
the Highland Springs High school. by the
pupils on Friday night, was enjoyed by
the large crowd.
The improvement League OF Highland
Springs VIII meet in the church annsX
Tuesday night. and there will be an inter
esting debate.
l.. l.. LittlepaEc OF King William county,
ana NJ. and Mrs. Charles Davis. of Wis
wniss rar'y WEDNESDAYS eVenIng at '';yn-
hurst, the home OF DR. S. l.. and y. j.
Koope REFRESHMENTS were scrve1 and a
Pcd~ini tN eEiit, was enent 'Ii.-c present
We're Mrs. Maria Nnal and Miss Nellie
Ninal' Mrs. Hattie Dardcn, Mrs Annie
Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Iytc, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Davis Mr. Littiepagc Nlr.
Bettie Bancr. DIR. S. J.. Roope aud \ j.
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WELDON

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Weldon. \. g. March Mrs. w. Il. Daniel
has returned home from Raleigh.
MISS Carrie Howell, of Rtcnmond. who has
been the guest of the Misses TiYhman, has
returned home
Miss Ella Shepherd. OF Virginia. is ,he
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Shepherd in
South Weldon.
Mrs. Il. NJ House. OF Richmond was her,
this week on visit TO relatives
MISS Mabel Dixon has returned home from
visit TO her sister in Wilson
Mrs. w II. s. Burgwyn left this week for,
future. "
Mrs: William II. Smith entertained nj tea
tuesday afternoon in honor OF her sister
Mrs Norman Burwell. OF Oxford. who has
lust returned from abroad Mrs w A.
Pierce poured the ten and Mrs. r. s. Travis
received the guests in the hall. a feature
or the occasion was an exhibition of hand
some paintings by Mrs. Rurweli
Tuesday afternoon the Womans Christian
temperance Union OF Weldon held lis
FRANCES Willard memorial service with Mrs.
w. j.. Stainback. An address by the pastor
or the Methodist Episcopal Church and read
inSs by members OF the union were feat
ures OF the occasion. Mrs StainbacL sarysd
an elegant luncheon
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lVOR

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ivor Va. March AIR and Mrs L. G
Pulley have returned from IA trip to Rich-
mond, Washington and Baltimore
j. T. Arthur is in town
y. a Mahoney, who has been visiting in
Roanoke. has returned home
Miss Alice burgess. of FarmvilIe. wa. in
town Wednesday.
Mrs franklin Rawls. OF Jennings. is
visiting at r. IL Rawls
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Prosnell. Of Black.
stone were recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Is F. Bells
Mrs. Il. NJ. HerrIn has returned from
Baltimore
Or. Richardson, OF zuni. was in town
recently.
Rural crumpler. of Zuni. was visitor al
Frank Crumplcrs on Sunday
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M0NTVALE

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Moutvafe. Va. March 1-ReY Mr. Hetand
OF New Market. preached last Sunday az
the Methods, Church. lie the guest
OF Eugene OVerstreet.
Misses Sanders and Hunter, of Roanoke
are spending week With Miss Ruth oben.,
ahain.
cleveland Boyle is at home from IN.
OF service. W
Miss Desire Os;erhout has organised 81,
embroidery club which promises not only
to advance the art, but to o ford rn,lei,
pleasure 70 the Younger set The nesf
meeting Will be with Miss Ada, HigEs an
Highland Avenue ~ y
Macon Terrell az Iittieton ~ G., ia ~
mis- home in Goose Creek, where he wifi
await the recovery OF his rno.bcr NJ
Charles Terrell. from 4 recent iiInsss, Il
Misses Mabel Otey and Jnlie Garrett ffeft
on Monday for Roanoke 10 take thc .rasIns5
ing course In the new hnspits 4 e reeentIys
opened In that city. Il VI ~ II
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ROCKY MOUNT
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Rocky Mount. y. g.. March IAN enjoy
s ssi,. nee,ins Of the Araehnc club vas held
Thorpe. Refreshments were seryed Tho
following cue slest =; were rrerent; M!e. J.. G.
rton. Mrs =. y. CULLEN. Mrs. JOS y. Ram
sey and Miss Enbra Morton
literary aud social meeting OF the Wo-
mans. Mi'rionnry society OF the Me,hodis.
church was held Monday afternoon al the
home Of Mr". " ~ horne.
Friday evening at tho Masonic Temple an
a'tractiYely staged ana weli-acted operatta
people OF tho town. entitled The Land OF
,,heeFty' rhe operatta was promoted by
Church. and ). l.. Harris. superintendent Of
INC city graded schools It's special purpos.
lhe Research club tho most repres.nta-
Two organization of women IN tho city. met
ham AT her attractive home on Franklin
Mrs IL }. Bolton and daughter. Miss Edna
ar" IN Richmond visiting friends aud rela :
MIR +. g Myer. returned n her HON. in
Welt with relatives mere
Mrs. IS. II. Horne ANA daughter. MiAs Mar
faret are apendine the week with relatives.
Mrs j L. Horne has been spending the
X IL :" cs M''n'"s'0n with her sister Mrt
Mr. Marssre, Hall and daughter on We'd
after u v'sit OF several days with Mira e.
Mr., and Mrs. Il. J. Price loft Tuesday for
Baltimore and Washington. and viii stay
over IA the latter Gig TO witness the inau-
Miss Margaret Newer is visiting At N,
home of Miss Mary Walker and her sister
Mrs. T. H. Lacey. in Norfolk
Mrs. Edgar ". Smith returned Tue.dev
evening from visit OF several DAYS With
frienda in Wilmington.
Mrs. John D. Augustine. Of Pittsburgh Pa
who has been spending some time as tbe
guest OF Miss Jennie Dixon. lcft Sunday
evening for Jacksonville Fla
Nils. Mnude Phillips and Miss Be.si. Rum
lsfi Mondoy for n ten days trip 10 New
York. -"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Jenkins arrived MONDAY
from Savannah. Ca, ana will make this CITY
their future home. -
Mrs. j. II. Bri,sveli. OF Danvlile. va who
has been spending come time here as Tho
guest Of Mrs j. H. Short, left Monday FOR
Nashville for a visit before returning 10 nor
Virginia home ~ "1'
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NORWOOD

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Norwood. Va. March Mrs IIciston
Cash left on Monday for a hospital In
Richmond She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Nellie Turner, and husband
Mrs. Frank Carter returned home here
on Tuesday from months stay at
Brandy. She accompanied home nv
her cousin Miss Emily Blake.
H. l.. Robertson spent the week in Lynch
burg visiting his daughter, Mrs Albion
ASee.
Professor Royal. of the high school here.
visited Lynchburs the latter part OF last
week.
Misa Carrie hopkins. OF Lexington lis the
guest of Miss Nettie Cash, OF Midway
G. |. Johnson returned from Florida on
sunday, where he spent the winter lie
Was called home by the illness OF his wife
DR.. and Mrs Dennis. OF Lynchburg. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Sidney
Bolton.
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BERRYvlLLE

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Berryvilie. Va. March colonel ami
Mrs. T.. \. Stevens Basil Stevens and Mics
Eden, of New York. were guests OF rela-
tives in town the FIRST or tho week Mrs
stevens viii remain for several weeks
Miss Emily Powers spent last week With
relatives in West Virginia,
Bob Elder. Jr.' OF Washington D. e..
spent several days with his mother last
Mrs. Horace Smithy OF Washington. I.
visiting her mother Rose Hill
Miss Frances Oldham Of New York, has
Joined her mother N Almeida and both
VIII sail for Europe in March
Miss Isabel Bcncome left on Tuesday for
Washington. D. G.
Miss E!vira Moore is visiting Miss Flor
cnce Wheat ut Carter Hall -
Miss May osburn left this week for
Washington.
schmidt az Winchester. were in town the
first OF, the week
Misses Ruth and Bessie Mckay. OF Rock-
land, spent the week end with Misses LII
liam Jones and Mabel Barnett
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CHRlSTiANSBURG

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ChTistianshurr, Va. March Miss Flor
cnce Walters has returned from Il mont m :
stay with MIR. and Mrs I.indwood Walters
of Pittsburgh. Pa
Mrs. Charles L. Wade is the guest OF My
ana MIS- G. J. Wade. r. ut Big stone Gan
Mrs. J. Frank Surface has returned from
weeks stay with Mrs. Watts Palmer, OF
Childress
Mrs. II. 4. Kipps entertained In honor of
Mrs. Louise u. Barber on Wednesday even
ing. and number OF other entertainments
VIII Inc given in her honor.
Miss Leslie Powers. OF Roanoke has been
the guest of Miss Mary Edmonson this
week
Miss Relay Bes; entertained the Senior
Miriams on Tuesday afternoon, when an
attractive program Of songs and recita-
lions was given.
Mrs. i. Kyle Montague left Wednesday
for an extended wish to her daughter. Mrs
G. T.. willard. OF Wilmington. Mrs. Mon
tagus will visit relatives In Washington
during the inauguration
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DURHAM
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Durham. y. G., March mir. aud Mrs. ]
w w Howard entertained n number of their
scvcntecnth birthday of their daughter. Miss
Ida Howard.
Mrs. D. p. Land, of Raleigh. who has been
home.
Miss Mamie Hatch. who has been visiting
MISS jamie Herndon, has returned to her
home In Norfolk.
Miss salle Bcavers was hostess Thursday
OF her friends.
The Tourists Club met Thursday afternoon
VIII with Mrs A. T.. Lloyd: Mt her home on West
white and red. roses being the dominant
texture In tho arrangement.
The Womans Missionary Society OF tho
George Washington party Friday evening.
over 400 guests we're Invited.
Mrs. Leo -. Heart has returned to her
home In Raleigh at,or 81 visit to her daush-
ter. Mrs. Victor =. Bryant.
After Il visit to friends In this city. Miss
vilie.
Il. J. Garrard, or Richmond. is visiting
Miss ola cush entertained tho members OF
htr SUNDAY school class Monday evening
lied games %ere paSod and nSu sca Was pen
ooIed by Misses Annie Latta and Maude
Misc Eyle Sparrow. ~ho has been Dur
ham visitor. has returned to her home at
Mrs. H. r. Duke and daughter. Miss Edith.
who have been the guests of friends In this
city. have returned TO their homo In Fay
cttevi!e.
w. W. Umrtead who has been with to-
hacco company tho past two years Rich
fnond. arrived In the city Saturday to spend
:. fe" days with relatives and friends lilo
mas accepted IA position in Montreal, Can.
Nisar III. Campbell, OF Norfolk. In visiting
his sister, Mrs. IS. ID. Scpurbf
Miss Mary Bloiint. OF Portsmouth, Va.
Who has been the guest OF friends in this
city for several days. has returned home.
AIRS. f. g. Bagwcll. OF Portsmouth. Va. In
In the city, Will remain seycrat dawn
az the guest OF Mrs. r. s. Christian.
r. w. WEIGH. of Richmond. n Durham
visitor Monday.
Misses Naiissa and Bessie Markham we're
hostess In Washington birthday party az
their home. northeast Of the city, Saturday
evening.
The croa,an Club was the CUES, Of Mis-,
Ida ID. NJ. Howard Tuesday evening at her
homo West Main Street
Little Miss Iary Matte smith va. hostess
To number OF her little friends Wed nesday
afternoon AT the home or her parents 5i7
McMannen street. from s o'clock
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Infants Slips and Skirts can be had
for 25c to $4.0S, according to quality.
trimmings and workmanship. a large
assortment, made OF longcloth and
French nainsook, plain tucked, lace and
embroidery trimmed; also, handmade
and handembroidered ones can be had
here.
Baby Dresses. months TO years
large assortment OF styles: round and
square yoke Mother Hubbard, also En-
pire and kimono styles. 25c to S4.9S,
according 10 material and trimmings;
some are handmade.
French Dresses, to years large
variety of styles to select from for soc
TO S5.0S.
Children's Rompers, and 2-year,
buttoned in seat, solid color and
checks, for SOC.
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SpecialSaEe Tomorrow
of Made Up and
Stamped Underwear

Stamped and made-up Nainsook Goods
regularly S1.00, for 75c.
Nainsook Gowns, made up and very fine
quality; sale price Csc.
Made-up Princess Slips, beautiful designs,
S1.iS.
Made-up Urderskirts, ruffle STAMPED, O8c.
Made-up Combination Suits put together
with fine Swiss embroidery, $1.4S.
Chidrens Dresses, in the pretty styles,
to years, csc to S1.75.
Children's Dresses, not made. to z years,
on fine lawn, with floss, SOC to 7Jc.
Beautiful Quality Wolfe Waists extra spe-
cial, SOC.
New style Collar and Cuff Sets. to be made
In the Persian shades; per set, soc.
ODDS AND ENDS-STAMPED
Pin Cushion Covers, Collar and Cuff Sets,
Baby Pillows, Stamped Linen Doylies Laun-
dry Bags, Aprons etc, 1Oc.
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HEATHSVILLE

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Heathsville. Va, March I-Alesdames A
IS Garner and NJ. 7. Garner and Miss Gar
next Booker we're entertained recently by
br ana Mrs. f q. Walk. OF Lake.
ing some time AT Roanoke" the home or
ms father, DR.. y. NJ. Brent
robert II. Chiffon Jr.. who has been
VISITING his grandmother, Mrs. Lloyd T.
Smith. at Sunnyside." returned to his
home IN Kiimarnock with his father this
week ~
DR.; and Mrs. ". II. Boyd and Miss Brent
Boyd who have been in York, Pa for
some time, returned this week.
DR.. Freid D. Brent left TODAY for his
new home In Boykins
Lloyd L. Snead. OF Tappahanuock, wan
recently In Heathsville
The Misses Biumaon. of Burgess Store
were recent guests OF Miss 1rcne Ncitna
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MINERAL
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Minera Va, va. March l.ncsptain Boyd
smith leit Iuesday Tor Philadelphia.
Bishop Gibson confirmed 81 class of ,u.,r.
at the Church of the incarnation
j. II. Cox OF Washington. ID. c.. spent sew
oral days with his daughter Mrs. L.
Keller. a.
Colonel Thomas r. Marshall spent SUNDAY
last at Norfolk.
H. w. Milhado has returned from vIsit
To rel0tivcs AZ Norfolk, Va.
Charles Bumpass, Of Buencld snent eay
eral days with his brother. ID. r. Bumnase
Mrs Grave Nadrerson. OF Chicago. who has
hcen visiting friends here for the past two
months. returned Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trice of ScottsyiIIe
recently visited Mrs. a. -. Arnett
Mrs. Andrew Atkins after a weeks visit,
TO Washington, d. c. returned home Thurs
day last.
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FREDERICKS HALL

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Frcdericks Hall, Va, March Mrs E:nla
Waller has returned home after spending
several weeks with relatives in Buckin.
ham and Norfolk
Mrs. l.. A Ncirs has returned from
more. where she has been visiting relatives,
Emmett PoindcXtcr, who is attending
school In Richmond. spent several days
here last week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. II, Poindexter
MISS Bette Richardson is the guest Of
Mrs. Charies Richardson. In Richmond this
week.
Mrs J.. D. Vaughan is spending some
time In North Carolina where she was
called by tho illness Of her daughter, Mrs
Charles Spicer. OF Richmond. sront sun
day With his, parents here.
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MIDDLEBURG

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M,aoieourE Va, March Hilary Tiffany
Chicago. is visiting his parents
Miss Mary Newman. of Woodstock *
VISITING Misses Mary and Henrietta Tiffany
Colonel D. c. Sands. Jr.. attended the dog
SNOW IN New York last week and carciod
away about 500 in premiums.
Robert Neale, OF Alaska il a guest of bjs
prother near MountsVilc nj PRESENT
Earle Tiffany Of Woodstoc1 is ,.isjt,p-
relatives in the vicinity
q. l. HARTLEY has as his -uest mis- ,notbcr
from Mountclair. N J.
Joseph Thomas OF New York is = ..uc.,
OF Bunnland at present.
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CARTERSVlLLE

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,Carlersyiile, Va March Mrs. Philip
Mason has returned TO her home in Rich
ihohd after IL visit to relatives here.
Mrs. Kate Duke has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. James Wade. OF Raphinc. for
several days
The Missionary and Rosebud Societies OF
the Methodist Church are planning pro-
gram for rally day, to be observed the NTH
Sunday In March,
Mrs. A. T.. Moon, Jr In out again after an
illness OF several days
Mr.. and Jrs. Fulton Fleming spent some
time In Richmond recently.
Miss Stella Duke spent tho Weekend with
friends in Richmond.
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Children's Rompers. 10 6 years, for
the girl or boy, solid colors, checks and
white, for SOC.
Children's Drawers, TO IL years:
several styles. materials and trimming:
prices are IL &c, zoe, 30c and soc.
according TO style and trimmings
Chiidren's Gowns, in high and
neck, some slipovers, to II years:
some embroidery and lace trimmed for
SOC.
Chfldren's Skirts and Princess SLIPS,
10 IA years, for SOC. Goo and 05c.
lot of Infants Silk Caps that sold
heretofore for CSC will be closed out
for 50c.
Children's Bingham Aprons, made OF
Amoskeag Bingham, TO years, for
25c.
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FARMVILLE
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Farmville, Va, March l.-.Miss Alice Bur
CESS has returned from her former home
where sho went to attend tho funeral OF her
brother
X. II. Johns. who has hcen critically IN at
his home the edge OF buckingham. Is
Improving.
Miss Josephine Johnston is spending the
week with Norfolk friends.
Eugene Gin and wife are in Huntsville,
Ala.
Judge J. :. Digs. OF Lynchourg, has been
spending several days with his brother. r.
". DigEs. OF Prluce Edward.
Mrs. i.uoy r. Digger. who has undergone
serious operation In Norfolk hospital Is
improving.
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CONCORD
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Concord. Va, March 1.-The Jefersonian
Literary Society, OF Concord High School.
celebrated George Washington's birthday
at the High School auditorium.
Mrs \. H. Cirieve gave IL charming party
last Saturday night ut her home. Mt Atho3,
In honor of her son. Harry Grieve. OF Ports
mouth. .. she was assisted in receiving by
her daughter, Miss TeRate Grieve. Numer-
Gus games were played until a late hour.
when refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Misses Ada and Nellie Moore. Alice
Weinman, Claude Carter. Francis Katherine
Logan, Jcnate Grtcvs, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Logan. Harry ADAMS. Of Farmvlie; George
Moore Frank Weinman. Larence Deacon, w.
II. Steel and Harry Grieve, OF Portsmouth,