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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
OLD SWEET SPRINGS

Ola Sweet Springs. Va, August p
The large number Of guests and fami-
lies who are established here for the
season makes the Interchange OF social
courtesies very frequent and delightful
which has been especially emphasized
during Inc past week. when private
entertaining has been the chief fca-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Benoist. OF
81. Louis, who. with their attractive
esprit of the various activities here en-
tcrtained at bridge on Thursday eve
ming in the hotel parlor The large
nan 0i ,e excellent players made the
generous number of prizes awarded.
however, giving universal satisfaction.
the four highest scores amont tie wo-
ward. of Richmond; Mrs. C. w I/bert-
son. of Washington; Miss Fannie Nav.
or Chicago, and Miss Paxton, OF Wash :
silver hat pins. The four men scoring
highest were Frank Durham, of Dayton:
pr +. c: woodward, of Richmond; NJ.
kerber of Detroit. who received silver
tie clasps as mementos of their skill.
refreshments were served during the
enjoyed. Besides the prize.winners.
IN fhe guests 80 OF the evening were Mrs,
Evans, Miss Gibbs. Washington; Mrs Mrs
Spilman, Mrs. Leake. Mrs. Walton. Mrs.
Shields RICHMOND; Mrs. Proudht, Miss
P,roudht. Mrs Poston. Memphis: Mrs
GARRISON. Misses Benoist. St Louis {:
MISS Mayo. Mrs. Matheson, Chicago:
Mrs: Johnson. Miss Warmsley, Pill,
adeiphia; Mrs Acker,. Jacksonville;
Goldsboro; Miss Anderson, Hanover
Va: Mr.. Sterrett, Charleston. and Mr..
Allen, Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cortland Wal
ton. OF Richmohd, who have made many
friends during their stay here. gave q
very " n;n &c en ni, BILE Dutch supper In the
t ti G on Saturday evening after
attractively decorated for the occasion,
ana the bright personnel of the guests
s sut tSa many "duips and gibes which
set inc taDIe on q roar" Mr.. and Mrs.
walton shone in their roles of host and
hostess and gave a charming evening
70 their guests. who were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lcake MS Spilman. Dr. and Mrs. F. c.
Woodward. MIR. and Mrs. Hankins, Mr..
and Mrs, Carleton. Mrs. Granville Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benoist, St Louis; Mrs.
Phelps. Baltimore: Mrs. Pechin Mrs.
keblipger. Washington; Miss Ander-
SON M r. s. s XIII JohH a. sn%an
Stacy, West Virginia. and Mr.. Her
manrod. Newport News.
Inc younger set have also enter
famed IN various ways, Miss Paxton,
or washington, being n very graceful
young hostess at n dinner on Friday
evening, complimentlng. by observing
his birthday. II. w. Johns. OF Lynch
burg. The piece dc resistance Of the
attractive menu was n huge birthday
cake Illuminated by the candles rs
numerous na tho gcntleman's years.
the ring win ITS happy omen, and
Henderson I.iggctt. OF Staunton, found
the lucky sixpcncc In his cake. Mr..
Johns received many clever "grinds'
as birthday gifts, which he opened
amid great applause. Miss Paxton's
quests. besides tho guest of honor, were
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PULASKI
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Pulaski Va, August The summer home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p Stearnes. on Prospect
Avenue, Tuesday morning was the scene OF
most delightful summer porch party
The guests were invited complimentary TO
Mrs Clarence Robinson. of Newport News
and Mrs Edwin Teller. OF Norfolk During
the morning hours twelve tables enjoyed
spirited game OF FIVE hundred There
were three prizes offered Mrs r. c Kunk.I
won the first prize. attractive book: Miss
Emily Purvis. second, silver picture
frame: Mrs K. V. jameson third prize
,hs OF note paper At the conclusion OF
In flowers and fruits. were served
G!aTksdae, Miss Mrs Is II ! 2 NiDers' OF OF
riaintield. n j.. Mrs E l. sutherland,
Syracuse. y y: Mrs j Hai ale NS OF foca a.
nnoEtas; Mrs; G. p. Irvine. OF Cooper, w.
TEX Mss Mn2,nr whitman hnn of Amarillo,
Miss MISS. annie Eckman. or Philadelphia: Miss
f Fore Gra hnrq CT Miss
man, r, G. Fi,zhugh. Easiin '' r1rvis r' N.
man. D. Gray Langhorne. A. IL Jordan, c,
" Cr9we!l F Agnew. X. e Harman.
s s. DRAPER r c. Kunkel. A. NJ Bushong.
NJ, w Thanin and c. $ Lucas and Misses
Aenes Howard. Halle Phelps Mary, Mirnie
K t',u sess's hell Alice Hocksidge. Aimcdia
P9Tvis ''''' '''''''Y
ing hostess to many of the young women
OF the city Wednesday morning al her
charming residence on Prospect Avcnue THE
nevy oil young women Invited gathered about
seven cares ana enjoyed n mos, deightfu
morning from 10 TO 1890 with the fascinating
game % hve hundred. At the close Of the
game prizes were awarded TO Mrs Eastin
, mupV's Tor nc highest score. cut glass
anu highest hand painted china powder
noX Before the departure OF The guests
tempting refreshments Of ices followed by
minis. were served. while during the morn
ing punch served as refrcshment TO the
Mrs. Fckman's guests included Mrs. Sidney
IBl1eksidge of Syracuse, Y; Mrs Edwin
Keller. OF Norfolk: Mrs. Clarence Robinson.
and Joe Eckman. Misses Mary Bell, Nellie
Macgni' Aimcdia Itunkel. Mary Ella Darst.
me- ickman. louise Stearnes, Ellie Howard.
Alice B'ocksiEe. Lucille Walters. Clark.
ieuser, Halle rhclrs. Emily Puryis. Eliza
beth Holmes Madeline Askew, Mary Wysor
visit with friends in Woanoka.
,v MiTs Marian Mr., poors aftc, spsndips some
'urn-d to her home At Richmond.
MI, Mr.. ), Painter and children and Miss
VISIT with friends at ri.zewell.
Attorney John s. Draper attended tho State
hs Srs Association at Hot Springs This week.
y a arrived SIHE Enssday N's /"
Visit VI. the formers daughter. Mrs. II. G.
Attorney ard Mrs. Fl, ley Dun,ar, and two
children. OF Hinton w. Va. accompanied
nnnlap's parents. Hon and Mrs. j. C.
making preparation to ~" pemov. to ROANOKE
whero they VIII make their future home
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DURHAM
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Durham. \. G. August Mrs Fl. Faison
F. W. Woodland, formerly union ticket
agent in Durham, now Of, OF columbia s C..
city has returned home.
John Sprunt mn. who has been in Europe
Tor tho past three months member
from North Carolina of the American com
mission agricultural cooperation. study
ing the subject in fourteen Countries over
went Immediately to Poland Springs TO
join his family. lie telegraph his brother.
and happy and would be in Durham. August
Dr. and Mrs; !. \: Carr have returned
attended the sessions of the National Dental
Association. They also spent few days
Rev. j NJ. Annette returned Friday even
ina from soudan. Va. where ne has been
conducting a revival
Jones. of OXFORD. are the guests OF Miss
Lucille Pearcc Morris Street.
Rev Best rsss0r Of ST. mi, rh Vii.
and returned to the city Friday.
Miss Louise Robertson has returned from
Mrs. W. q; Bramha,n. who has been on
a visit to Charlotte. has returned to tho
Miss Elsie Mccoy. of Portsmouth, Va.
who has been visiting friends in this city.
has returned TO her home.
where she will visit relatives and friends
Miss Bcssie Peterson has returned from
ii visit to Richmcnd
where she VIII visit friends
Miss Henrietta Bowling has returned from
a visit to Portsmouth. Va.
Mrs P j. Of Brian and son. Master Free
man. have gone to Washington. d CO. on
a visit
Greensboro who have been visiting friends
in this city. have returned home.
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MANASSAS
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Manassas Va. August Misses Ora
Mason and Ada Kinchleo. who have been the
guests OF Mrs. l.. Frank Pattie. have return
ed 10 their home at cpperviiie; ,
ter Miss Mamie left Wednesday for Atlantic
city, where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Lula Mitchell. who was a guest OF
Mr.. AND Mrs Thomas II. Lion. returned last
Tuesday to her home in Richmond
Mrs. George G Round accompanied d. by
nesday for Ocean Grove, y. j.. where they
will visit friends Cor two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Raymond Ratciine and
two children spending few weeks at
Miss Louise weldon. of Baltimore. is the
Read Hynson. of Baltimore. who has been
the guest OF John l.. Hynson for the past
week. left Wednesday for visit to Deco
Miss Clyde Holland. OF Franklin. Va. and
Sidney l.. Weldon. or Cleveland, o., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Garrison this
". w. Garrison spent the weekend with
friends and relatives in Baltimore.
James Huntington, of Front Royal.
rived In Manassas last week TO spend the
summer with rclatives here.
their home In Richmond Tuesday after
spending two weeks in Manassas with rela-
tives.
Miss Bert Davis of Brlstow. near Manass-
as. is the guest OF her cousin Miss Marie
Simpson. at her home in Clarendon.
Misses welby Funkhouser and Bertha Gar
risoRburg, after visiting friends here.
Miss Ruth Morgan left last Tuesday for
Dumfries. where She is the guest of Miss
Jane DERRICK.
DIR. Fred Dowel left last Monday for his
former home at Hamilton, where he will
spend week with relatives
Miss OLIVIA Leachman Is the guest OF Miss
Martha Strother' at her home in Markham
this week.
Miss Susie shaner. who has been the guest
OF Miss Bet Elliott for the past week l-ft
Monday for her home in Washington
c. NJ. Hopkins has purchased a new Ford
runabo from parties In Washington this
week.
The dairy demonstration train Of tho
southern Halfway made it's stop in Manassas
on Monday. and small. but apprcciative
audience listened to several excellent leo
tures on the subject OF lettering dairy nro
ducts
Several members OF the German Club en-
detained their guests at a delightful dancs
at Nicolss Hall last Friday evening.
Arrangements are being made to hold an
other large mass meeting In Corners Han
next week. before the election on the bond
issue, TO supply Manassas with water light
and sewer system. Many noted speakcrs
VIII be present to talk the subject ana
much interest lis being taken in the election
which comes on August IL
Miss Christian Kemper. OF Alexandria who
has been the guest OF Miss Julia Nicoi CO.
the past two weeks. has returned to her
home. ~ ''
Aubrey Merchant has returned 10 Wash.
ington after n visit TO Mr. and Mr., w ~
Merchant. w. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Camper returned w.d.
nesday from a two weeks visit to friends ana
relatives at Orange.
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Miss Mayo, of chicago; Miss proudn,.

Miss Mayo. OF Chicago: Miss proudft.
OF Memphis; Henderson Liggctt. OF
Staunton. and Mr.. Kerber OF Detroit
In spite OF the many modern fads
and fashions for amusing ourselves
the good old game of bowls still holds
It's own. and on Saturday afternoon w
II. Dunkin. of Columbia. S. c.. showed
his respect for the game by entertain
ing with il in honor of Mrs. william
q. Noting. of Baltimore. The games
were very merry and interesting. re-
sulting in a score in favor of Mrs. C.
w. Robertson. of Washington, winner
Of the first prize. and Mrs. w. c. Car
ter. OF Washington, second Besides the
prize winners and the guest of he nor,
Mr.. Dunkin's guests were Mrs. Ander-
son. Miss Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton,
Washington: Miss Warmsley, Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Acker, of Jacksonville.
The latest arrivals here are Mrs
William G. Noting anG children, Mrs.
+. a. Baum, Mrs. Z. +. lille. Mrs. Rad
cline Owens. Miss Foreshaw, Balti-
more: Mrs. A NJ. West and daughter
New Orleans: Mrs. j. T. Ely. Mrs. L. NJ
Kneeland, Sherman Bouton. Chicago:
Mrs J. b. Floyd. Miss Floyd: st; Angus
tine: Miss Mary Amber. Washington:
Mrs. Jean Jones. Richmond; Cameron
Lewis and family. Charleston: Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Tiele. Walton. Fla; j. G..
Murphy and family. Louisville; DR.. and
Mrs j. w. Kincaid, Catlettsburg. Ky:
4. C. Mcneil and the Misses Mcneil.
Chicago.
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WAVERlY


Waverly Va August Mrs .. " wat
sDp aud daughters Misses Senrn and susie
watson. u cullen. Va. who huvc been visit
Ing relatives in Waverly for the past month
left To day on visit to fricuds ia suffolk
ana Newport NeWs G " watson also
leaving for his hone at Cullen, on Tuesday
~ 7 Daniel and Y l. Arnold ief, on
Wcdncsday Tor ten days visit to Bnlti-
more, Philadelphia, %iagara Falls and New
York
Mrr l. 0 vaughan and little daughter.
Robecca are visiuns Mrs Gray at
slss susie Poweu. Of E,nporla. il the guest
OF MisS Grace " west, on Copperhaunk
Colonel j wee, and family. of SUI
day and Monday
+. Fee,~noG spen, several DAYS at ocean
Vitw ,his week. returning home on Thurs
ogy
M,: 4 AlieH Of Peters! ns,s5sbufs, Is ne
Judge j + West IS spending The week
end with Mrs West. al virginia Beach
MrA w II Ford ana Mrx V G Joan-
ron vsited V. e. johnson at tho ST Fliz
atoth's Hospital. In Richmond. this week
John ID. Grny, fcout master ,nG the Boy
al Ocean view.
A T. Cray visited his family at ocean
View ;he nrst part OF the week. returning
home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Ben l. Hol, and SON Of
Franklin. are Writing IN tho home OF =.
G. Gordan Bohannan. OF Petersburg: Oscar
l. She~make OF Surry, and Frank
Grrnis,-ad. OF Williamsburg, were the guests
OF Judge J. F. wcst. on Montay last
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
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straw rKn ride folloWed by marshmailo1
roast. was the big social event here
this week.
went gaiIy off mid shouts and ringing
COW bells to Alum Springs. nearby
resort. On arrival a cleared space was
found, and soon roaring fire lit up
the darkness and merry faces were seen
toasting marshmallows on the ends of
sticks. Soft drinks were served by the
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Titlo,w.
the assistant hostess at Orkney. de-
lghtfgiiy entertained the guests ITS NTH Srs
several vocal selections; Miss Virginia
pTs of pans and By Mis-
Titlow, of Onancock, Va. who recited
some catchy selections.
Royal for dinner on Tuesday. returning
T. K, &lp sssn! MISS Susie lie G Kipps: Misa
trout, Mrs, '9 Troui, Henry trout, Jr..
The intense heat that made the en-
many people to the mountains, among
those coming, to this resort being Mrs.
den, Mrs. Sue Taliaferro. Mrs. James
Berry, e. r. sassier. F. S. Rohrer; Mrs.
Mrs. .. F. Davidson and w. t. Watson.
Alexandria, Va; William L. Rawles,
Leonce Rabiilen, Mrs. S. Bainbridge
Stone, Mrs. James Augustus Whiteley,
Miss Sofia .whitelcy, Baltimore: Misses
Md; Mrs p. T.. Sassier, La Plata, Md.
Mrs. L. d. It. Quimby and Miss Elise
Qumby. Onancock. Md; Judge Fl. d.
stock, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Strange,
Riverton, Va; F. Fl. Wissler, Mt. jack
son. Va; Mrs Matte Saum, Edinbrug.
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FAYETTEVILLE

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fnyetteviile. ~ c.. August An affair
Of the summer sousor was the silver wedding
OF Mr, and Mrs. s. II. Kcfauver. given at
evening. unique idea the perform
Ing OF n mock ceremony in which the ma
tr'inoniil knot was tied all over again.
The house was tastcfully decorated with
notted plants and ferns. and japanese Ian
neasey. Mrs, W b M1lloy; Mrs. J. II
taa o h ""d y M Mdns A. ah hs
Mrs kefanver. the others being Mrs Ike
fauver's mother. Mrs. Hardin, o: Philadei-
Miss Myra Bell disps,lscd a delicious fruit
punch. Misses Nora Esnsley, Leitha Lam
.,nster. of ST. Paul. and Pearl COBB, of Lum
Der Bridge: received the guests in the south
rendered "a number OF very good musical
compositions. Tic dining room. In green
ana white. was in charge of Mrs. L. l..
RemshurE. WHO assisted by Misses Jes-
sic Smith. Louise Powell and lnez Hall.
jessie SMITH whe The pSyed by nss
iormea by the paster OF the eon.rasting
lanta. Mrs. Hardin stood with her daughter.
The attendants were MIR and Mrs j. H.
anu Mrs W. y. Mailoy. Mr. and Mrs.
y +. Beasley and Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Nc
Mrs r.. IL Upton. Miss Elsie Upton and
Master Richard Upton have gone to Mrs.
upton !; olc. nome. Grafton. W. Va.
Julian McDuflie. who has been the guest
of relatives in Fayetteville. for u week. has
returned to his home ir Macon Ga.
Mrs Robert Irwin and her children are
visiting in Greensboro.
Mrs ID. H. Ray has gone to Montreal for
the balance OF the summer.
After a pleasant visit to relatives in this
city Misses Mary and Annie McDuffie. OF
Greensboro. have returted to their respec-
live homes.
Mrs Annie Ivic of Brooklyn " y the
widow of Rev f IL lvie, D. d. native
Minister ir North Carolina and Georgia, and
her sranddeughtcrs. Misses lveline and
Marjorie Humphrey. of brooklyn. are visit
Ing Mrs. J. y. Nann and Mrs r.. +. Beaslcy.
MIR. and Mrs. w +. Biount motored to
Blowing Rock this week
Il b. Taylor. of Charlotte the guest
last week of w. f. Blount He and Mr..
beautiful Lakewood"
Mrs John .. Ellington and family arrived
from Iialcigh during tho past week TO mako
Fayetteville their permanent home. They
are occupying the Peter Mallett residence on
Haymount.
Frank H. Stedman has gone to jackson
Springs for weeks stay.
visiting Mrs. T NJ. hunter Dick Street.
Miss Pearl Jackson and Miss Elna Hill
are visiting with Mrs. l.. NJ. Sears at the
iattcr's home I'm Wilmington.
DR.. J. J. Hall and Mrs. Hall. OF Atlanta.
are visiting their son. James 5. Hall,
Dick Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. York. after staying
some time In clyde. Waynesvi,le and Ashe-
relatives in Guilford and Chatham Coun-
ties
Frederick Hale. Of Northern California. ar
rived in Fayetteville last week to be with
ter hts FOR Costa Rica to ;ske up his
duties as minister To that republic.
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RALEIGH
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ieiiehtlul card rarty Thursday afternoon
Mrs Julius Stuart, OF bsl,imore. and Mrs
rnond. Mrs George Flint. Mrs. Louis sutton.
Mrs William Harris. and Misses sutton
and Trapier.
DR.. and Mrs c. Q. Alternately have gone
TO the mountains OF Western Carolina for an
Mrs r. d. w Conner is spending a while
| In Winston salem u guest In thc home of
her aunt Mrs. J. w, lIanes Tin the West
announced the safe arrival At Hamb lrg.
Germany; Of Miss Lottie Linton, of this
ham. They sailed from New York /,
Hamburg American liner for several months
Mount visit her aunt. Mrs. }. NJ. Dough :
erty. who has been here visiting her sister.
Mrs. Ivan Proctor
John c. prewry. jr.. and Miss Louise
Wright have returned from an automobile
of Maine. They accompanied back
by Miss Cathrine Whorton daughter OF Mrs.
ing.
Miss Jane Ward ana Miss sal. Clark
OF Raleigh. the latter daughter OF Chief
Justice Walter Clark. have returned from an
extended tour OF Europe OF several months
duration They wG1f sn Snip Miss by MTs
s Baker. OF Palmyra.
Mr.. and Mr.. l.. NJ. Phelps, OF Washing
ton. d C, who were. married here few
tended trip have arrived to spend a while
with Mrs Pheps's parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. 4. Cooper
GU, at Fores,v!lle. this county Tuesday,
there was lovely wedding in which many
Raleigh people wore interested. II was the
marriage OF Miss Ruth Robbins and William
being o.
maids we're Misses Grace Robbins irma
Holding Iano Wilson. the latter Of Wilson,
y. ca and Miss Mary Dunn. of Raleigh.
Henry Holding was best man. and Willis
Holding, Hugh Jones and Graham Wall, OF
Wake Forest. were the groomsmcn. The
wedding music was by Miss Laura bedford,
In Wake Forest after a bridal trip
There was much interest here in the
nounccment made from Durham OF the
gagement OF Miss Elise Minis. of Durham,
and y. L. Walker. of Raleigh Mr. Walker
being prominent electrified engineer here
function given by Miss Minis at her home
on Trinity Heights in honor OF Mrs WI
Mlins is a sister of DR. Edwin Alms. and a
young woman OF rare talen, and culture
the guests OF Miss Mary Aycock. daughter
OF the lamented Charles B Aycock.
day OF Colonel "A II. Andrews. first vice
president of the Southern hallway Com
:, solicitations as well as substantial tokens Of
love and esteem An especially notable Sft
" az n handsome loving cup presented by
th- law department of the Georgia division
Of the Southern. \ special committee came
to present the cup and were delightfully."-
entertained AT tho Bount Street home of
Colonel Andrews the committee consisted
OF Hon. Hamilton McWhorter. assihtnnt
general counsel: Hon. Sanders McDaniels
division counsel; Hon. Joseph r Cumming
Hon. " T.. Harris Hon. j. W. Bennett
assistant division counsel Tho cup Is six
teen inches high ana eight inches in
diameter. and Is on four inch ebony base
ON one side is the monogram "A b. A." and
on another side the inscription, TO Colonel
Alexander Boyd Andrews, from tse Georgia
law department. Presented rs q token of
their profound personal and official love and
esteem
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FREEZING

Freezing. Va. August 2--Charlcs T. Reed
is visitor at Clntwood this week.
Wesley Y. Nanover. OF near Clintwood
is 1T Freezing
Master Fitz Sewall Beverly is visiting his
sister Miss AuguSa, at Jewel Ky.
Mrs Rosa Mullins. OF near Clintwood, is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Mary Hanover. OF Isom, is visiting
at Fleming
Amos Reed is visiting his sister, Mrs
l. O. Floyd. of Cl.ntwood
Mrs William McFali is visiting her grand
daughter Mrs. Asa ID. Hughes, OF Georges
Fork
Mrs. Leonard WINS is visiting her father
Robert Stone. of Skectroclt
James Ii McFall. OF Osborn's Gap. is AT
Freezing.
Miss Cora Trivitt is visiting friends at
Clintwood. this week
Rev. Fleetwood Haynes. who has been at
Jenkins. KY. fer some time. has returned
home.
Andrew ]. Haynes. OF Toms Creek. is
whiting relatives at freezing
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BOWLING GREEN

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Bowling Green. Va. August MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Dickinson. of Norfolk: Mr..
and Mrs John w. Chandler md daughter.
OF Houston. Tex: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Carleton Of Mont yomerY. Ala. and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Chandler Jr.. of Fredericksburg.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ~. b. Chandler.
Miss Fulconer. who has beeE spending
some time at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. w. Barlow. has returned to her home
IN Washington. and was accompanied by
Miss Lucy Barlow. who will spend some
time with her.
Rev. Preston y. Cave lie attending the
Assembly of the Disciples Church. at Cor
louisville
Mrs. Rcbccca Psgg has returned from Bal
tiinore where she spent several months with
relatives.
Miss Beulah Grow. of King William Coun-
ty. and Miss Lima Perkins. OF Baltimore,
Mrs Ohio p. SmoOt has returned from
visit to relatives in Richmond.
Misses Frances and Marion Walker Glas-
sell visiting relatives in Essex County.
Mrs. Emma Arthur ha, returned TO Rich
mond after a stay of some time with, MIR.
and Mrs. George r. Collins.
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GAINESVILLE
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Clarksville, Va, August Miss Elizabeth
Reid. OF Chatham. is visiting at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. q b, Barrow.
visiting her schoolmate Miss Ruth Vest.
Rev. A. d. Davidson. oil New York con-
Quoted the funeral services of w. Il. New
comb who died here last Sunday.
Misses Lois Williams and Virginia Moore
are expected here this week to visit Miss
Pattie Taylor
Mrs, HighsmIth. Miss White and Miss
Holloway on Friday afternoon. She in
troduced the game of rock" Elegant re-
freshments were served. after which prize
was awarded for the highest score to Mrs.
q. B. Barrow.
Mrs Judge Henry Wood is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Harlcwe Savage. in
Ashland. Ky.
Miss Isabel McGhec. Of Washington. d.
G. is visiting her grandfather. Charles II.
Russell
Miss Pattie Taylor and William Taylor
left last Wednesday for Danville. where
they will spend few days with friends.
Ben Morton left here last Friday for
Washington. d. G. where he Will join his
sister. Miss shannon Morton. who has been
visiting In Charlestown. W Va. After spend
ing few days In Washington they will
return next Wednesday.
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pink and blue borders, with an
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Just enough cotton in these
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prevent shrinking