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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
WEST POINT
tsrccial 10 The rimes-p,snatc,,. !

lSpcrlsl 20 The Zines DlspatCh.1
YVES; Point Va. May 1.-Two medal.
were offered TO students In the schools OF
King william County for the best essays
on Some Good Fc.i;urcn Of King WI
Ham county" and The Value Of tho
Modern Newspaper Miss Martha
won the FIRST subject. Miss Iulic,tc brown,
OF The tenth grade. won the last. Both
OF THESE young women arc students in tho
West poin. High school. The Judges were
Miss Elizabeth Bawcs NylHud and Rcv
NJ. {, Frazier. Of Bculuhvilc. and 4 u
Terrell state School iuspecctor Of Eich-
iuond Tho medals VIII hc presented at
tho commencement exercises carly In june.
The many fricudt OF Leonard i Ed
wards were sorry 20 hear OF hts death u
tew days ago. sir Edwards. aged thirty
four Years. was West Point hoy. u SON
the lumber firm OF u. W. Edwards e Son
and ded At hts home 5o3 RESERVOIR street
Baltimore. He had been IN failing health
Tor Two months, and died OF heart failure
lie was born in Aibcmarie bat lived for
several Years So Wet Point before NOV
three brothers and four sIsters The body
was bu'ied In Alhcinarlc in the family
cemetery.
" $ Courtney. 81 Little Plymouth .p>n,
TIA. week cud with his son J " Court
uey. % Wet rotnt. route from trim
reunion ~ N" Confederate Veterans H..
htd doliFhtful TIP and looks forward
with er~u pleasure 10 tho convention In
Richmond IN 1915
chelsea Lodge No. 20 knights O. Py,h,a.
heid q rythian rally on Friday night ~
The pvthiun Castle There we're su.,k.r.
from Richmond ana e!scwhcre The meet
iHE was open 90 tho puhIic
The women Of the Cemetery As.ocIntior
nave selected May 20 Memorial Day
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today for Atlanta. CO.. where he expects
10 enter business
Mrs .. kenncr. OF Richmond, 10 visit
ing friends and relatives hero
Misses willie Smith and Grace Hancock
VINO hnvo been teaching school ct Beaver
Dam. Hanover County. during tho past
session. returned home utter a most sue
cessiul years work.
me music department OF tho Appcnat-
to* Asricuiturnl High School gave re-
cital last evening. An orchestra of nve
pieces furnished excellent selections be.
,M"eh the various pieces on the program
Ihe 500 10y Miss Minnie Thornton was
EIcatlE enjoyed by all present. Hiss Thorn
ION is " very popular teacher In tho school
"tln possesses splendid contralto voice
Thc Invited speakers for the commence,
men, exercises OF the Appomattox Agri-
cultural High school IRE Rev. " Il Wood
nouse. Burkcvillo. Va; Governor II. c,
STUNT IL Binford. Rchmond DR. ]
H. Franklin Boston. and Or j D. Ecries
ION. OF Blocksbucg. The graduating class
consists OF fourteen. tho largest In the
history OF the school
Mrs John Anderson. who has bect visit
ihE ncr son. Is 6. Anderson for neycrnI
We, WHeks: returned to princo Edward County
DR.. II. Z. johnson. OF Crozst. Va. held
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FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

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hrederick; burg. Va, May 16.-Thc
morning. These consisted OF field day
sports such he running. broad and
high jumping, low hurdlinE and swim
ming. In the afternoon during the
exercises of the May festival class. and
imndiv'Iuni awards were made The
May festival is becoming ono OF the
traditional institutions OF the Fred
oricksburg Normal School. on this oc-
casion the May Queen was crowned,
songs rendered by especially trained
choruses, folk dances given by selected
girls from all classes. and the May pole
wound by members Of the senior class
very large gathering OF the schools
friends were present In the afternoon,
az these exercises were open To the
public
This years commencement program
viii Include tho following events: May
80. midsummer exc. class day exercises
open-nr concert and exhibition OF
sermon by Bishop Collins Denny; June
l. commencement exercises.
The Normal Schools Y. w c. y. Will
send three young women TO represent
II at the Blue Ridge, y. c., conference
this summer. This is splendid show
Ing for the local organization. and II
sistant held secretary. Miss Leila Rob
crtson. who recently paid tho young
women 81 visit.
The catalogues for the summer nor
nal have been mailed. Rooms In the
dormitory for this session are being
very rapidly engaged by those who
expect to attend.
The 1913 ANIMALS will bo received
within u few days
President l.. II. Russell made two
days trip TO Richmond In the interest
OF the school during the past week.
Miss Edna Tyner Of Lumberton. X
g, Is visiting her brother. Professor \
y. Tyner. at his home on tho Normal
School Heights.
:. II. Sayro made q short visit on
Wednesday to his daughter, Miss Mar
garet. who IL n student In the Fred
ericksburE Normal.
Professor y. r. Chandler. Jr, deliv-
cred the commencement address ut the
closing OF the Chancellor School in
Spotsylvnuia County.
Peter J. White. Of Richmond, mem
Der of tho schools board OF trustees
was among the visitors on Monday
lie was Inspecting the work on the
foundation OF the new dornitory.
Dr. James Nelson. president OF the
Woman's College OF Richmond. honored
the school community with "A visit on
Sunday and Monday.
Rev. Andrew Broaddus, o. Sparta
Va. preached to the student body. and
public on Sunday evening In Russell
Hall. The large auditorium was nlled.
Special music was rendered by q choir
composed Of tho best musical talent
OF tho city.
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MANASSAS
Tspec,uI,o The r,,n...p,.,aton.

Especial TO The Times -D!spatch.l
,,!nns, ssas, va, May III ,ss nug ,st
School. spent several days in New York
this week In the interests OF the institu-
Mrs. Margaret Lswis entertained e num-
Der OF members CT local card clue at
bridge on Monday evening
Miss Edna Stouher. OF Sco,dale. IA. is the
guest of her sister. Miss Lou Stouffer. Al
Eastern College.
Miss BESSIE Walker spent til. weekend
visiting friends at Anna polls Md.
l. Frank Pattic spent the week end with
Mr. ana Mrs II. Weir Waters Mt their
former student ut Eastern College listed
W. O. Tavcnner. OF Orange. nrent Sunday
With friends In Manassas umd at Bristow,
Mr., and Mrs Oscar portner, of phIa.
deiphiR. arc expected here uext veoh 10
srcod the summer at th-ir country home
Mrs Louise Dickinson. ot Bucnu Vista. nn,,
Mrs Wood. of Louisa County. have returned
L, to ,heir rospective homes sn.r ysitin.
AT the home OF Rev. Mr. ana Mrs BurAes.
George hdainsop. DouE!as JaEuey Her
man steele. Carroll Rice ami Misses Katl,-
crime and Sara Donuhuc, Mildred Hcrrcil.
tho senior class at Manassas IIish School
aud VIII be awarded diplomas At the COM
menccinent exercises next month. Those ia
the normal class who Will receive teachers
dipiofnns are Misses Lucy Buck. Alice . nd
Grace Metz and Dorothy Hayden
Anna r Hc,,irger ana 'H r. w ,i sIa MISS
OF Washington, and Edward U.ttinger OF
neacins, Pa, were guests at tho home OF
Mt. ana Mrs. II d. Wenrlch on Suud,v
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Brewer OF Front
Royal were the guests OF friends hero dur
lnS the week
Eastern College Dramatic Club presented
,wo play. before the people OF Clifton
on Monday night and next week yii,
present them ut Culpeper
Daniel J. McDevitt hnp returned IN ~,
ern College utter spending several dnvs az
hls home In Philadelphia.
g. M ne
william Horseman's Associn tion was IA
NoEe"vi!le visitor this week
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RALEIGH
.in ,rIrnrn.IoI.nntch L
rspsc,aIto The y

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n5iaSef S Of social svSn.s mis- "er week e com.
riInsntaIy 10 visiting bankers aud their
wives The most notable tea at
uftrru2pu Tor which Mrs. W. &. Wilson
wife OF the president oi the club, and "a
served tea Great numbers Of the VISITING.
bankers also dropped In during the utter
cial orchestra IN attendance. and there was
dancing
or Thutsdny morning thcre Nas Il
Luncheon at the Raleigh Country Club. given
a. sl'cCiHi compliment to the visiting
women here in connection with the Bank
err Associetiou. It was served with the
wives of the ital~Irh Bankers as hostcsses
MIS- \ IS. Andrews. Jr- haa Issued invi-
teton for a ia to be given on Monday
afternoon. MAY IS. Ia compliment to Miss
Ei.n porich. who IL soon 10 become the
h'id' Of pr shore OF the stat. Looora-
tory OF HyCicuc. Receiving with MIR. An.
urews arc TO be Mlss Dcrtch Mrs Locke
craig Mrs = u. Maescy
the Twentlrth Century Book Club had
Mrs Il L Morria 20; hostess on Tuesday
aftrrnoon. The nraIr being also "a cornpii-
Mr' u 7 Chapptn. Of rit,sboro. II wac nm
81 ifesco enuir There was tho literary
program OF The club that wa. devoted TO
the stud! OF the books Of winston Churchill
G!berl Parker. The club acted fnyorabiy
on the question Of remaining In the Fed
There Is much pleasure here among n
,tns'HHF"ole circle ~ 'r!enus over tho nows
SSnnl nv nest wistrcss OF the Governors
MHhsloh Ia thc state OF Alabama viii b,
., iormer Raleigh woman Mrs Charles
Henderson, OF Troy. Ala who was Miss
laura MonteOmcry. OF this city she ia
the inuSht.r Of Mis =. II. MONTGOMERY
81 Raleigh ana "hc has two slstefs here
M's' TO-. Mont FoUnery and Mrs. G y WI
iians hlrs. Henderson has ;uat won on,
III lhe anai Democratic primary for GOV
Mrs wynne entertained on Saturday
evening AT hei home on North Vii,linY
ton street. |, was an at homo" for whIrh
tA-fe we're about soq Invitations The hours
we're 70 o'clock ana tho lovely lawn
,Ne "S"ne mono vac the accne or tho
NJ nd Sire !. oou,nn have ,ssu,a
.ntlGtion' ior the marriage OF their daugh-
81 MISS Ni!le. ana Edwin Lacy Cohle
@, Greensboro, tho ceremony 10 talk. nlsr.
~ Ne h"mc. cli East POLK street Mav
a. alf Conlc pill receive his diplorn, ,,n,r
ta' ana " college In the Msriculturni
''NiN'Sh iuti tcto-c his marriage
Mr. ana Mrs. William Huntington war,
"eit Hiih Sl!s Huntington'a parent, NJ,
L'U MiA T. Dunn. couple OF day,
-S'utnirs from thcir wedding trip Ncrth
Ce's pefore making their home I'm ,-hzr'
'oite where Mr Huntington Is I'm businnss
DTS = Il l.pCy waB hostess thi. we.rt
lof ihe Iucsuay Afternoon club uhicn
PO-'pohca It's meeting to Thursday ,,ft,r
ODH -" n!ein"crS drove out To the Lazy
h.In. ~ MihIrnic in the afternoon ana
ifeAuE enloycd the hospitality tS Mir.
-. - Wei a. " pfoErEm OF special IN
Miss Emily Miasll - student at 81, Mary.
-heo" "aa the guest OF honor on Aiondn, :,
oi q chhi ming CinEer b. her sis,-r Mrs
80 =, ho"ei o. Selma A nuinbcr OF
81 AHF| students were the eucsty
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lowed by Professor J. Walter Ecnrey,
=. 1: watts. trustee, and NJ p Gate
wood The house was crowded with
school
Great Improvement has been made
IN the school at this place league
or scVc'tN-nve members was organized
thiS session. and the building costing
5000" has been completed and paid for
through the help OF the league The
grounds have been beautiiied and rreat
interest has been manifested in ath-
lcticS. State Inspector J. H. Terrell
visited the school a few weeks ago. ami
expressed himself as being highly
pleased with tho scope and thorough
ness OF tho work being done
me school Is The only high school
Its support
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This association hsa greatly beautified this
cemetery.
Tho West Poin, Iodye, 2ss =. + 6 a VI.
has purchased handsome set o: china
bearing the lodge monogram The co.or
scheme Is white and blue. This lodge Is
noted tor Its hnnqu-ts.
The series OF revival meetings which
hogan with the Baptis; Church on Sunday
Is drawing large audiences every evening
vice.
Mrs Emerson smith. OF Woodstock. MID
Mary Cintewood. In tho home OF Colonel
b. L. Farinhol,. Miss Gatcwood viii leave
einia wherc .hs WIN spcnd the summer.
MR.; John S pcForgcs. who FOR the past
and New York. IL now visiting the family
OF her con- James DcFarccs In Chester
Pc; en- route TO her home here.
The women OF the Episcopal Church raw.
lot the benefit OF 81. johns Church IL dc
iightfui cntcrta inment on Friday evening
tunate In securing the services Of Mira
Richard Dorncr better known in literary
circles as F'isaheth Guion Dorrner. Of chi.
satilc entertainers on the iyceu,n platform.
she gave selections for srowu-upa ana chill
Original nonolorucs IN addition, ,bcrc
We're hcnutifui songs. costumes and a one
act CT, humorous sketch. - womans Way
OF Mrs Emma hoy Spencer on Mon,iav
Tho subject Woman OF TO Day" viii be
presented by Mrs. George Field. who is sub
sthut!nG for Mrn. George " Richardson
who IS out OF town. Mrs ~ r. Nichoi,
VIII furnish current events
Or George W. Richardson and Mrs Rich
ardson and Captain J. " Marshall and
wiie LETT to-day Tor Atlantic CITY wh-r,
thcy VIII attend the National Association,
OF oyster Planters and Packers conven-
lns there. May 10.
Captain and sire, \. ". Baeby. OF Tan.
pahannocE. Va. and Mrs Lucy Mooklar of
RICHMOND. arc the guests this week Of Dr.
AND Mrs. r.. Il. Barhy ''
Niles Parrish Richardson. OF New Kent
u the guest thia week In tho home Of her
Uncle Dr. 6 w Richardson.
Mr" r. NJ. Radwny, accompanied her
moth"r Mrr Rowe. on her return TO her
roger Brooke has moved his family from
brooHshire. on the other side Of the Matt,
pony River. TO tho Baker property on lower
ID street. Mr.. and Mrs vale Aumuck
have rooms Ira the same building, ana
Mrs Aumuck WIFI entertain hcr sister from,
cambridge Nd. III thc near future
MISS Hattie Ashe. who has taught nj
thc Roinnncohe School. ia King William,
HAS completed tn" session and spent IN,
weekend With Mrs- Joseph Whatey EN-
route to her home At Achilles ,;iouces,.r
County.
The Disciples Church. o. west po,n,
Wh'ie comparatively small In membership
having only twenty-five members is doiu,-
Sood work. 1t save since January to
foreign nissions Sico. averaging 81 a mem
her. "
Mount Neeo the house OF worship o, the
colorcd Eaptist. has been renovated to the,
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ROANOKE COLLEGE

Especial to The Timcs- Dispatchl
salem, Va. May ,S.---Following Is tho
comlueucement program at Roanoke
COLLEGE.
Bocoaiaurcatc sermon. June I at II
y NJ Rev. 'vof j 4. SinEnaster, y
10. president or Gettysburg TheoloCi-
cal seminary and professor of syste-
uatiC theology.
Address before The Y NJ c. A.. 8 l.
NJ. Rev. l. @ Gotwald. u d. York
Pa edltor OF the Lutheran Church
WORK
annual Grafton oclore the literary
societies. Tuesday june 9, S r: NJ.
Prof {. Alphonso Smith. nh. n. III. D..
Edgar Allan Poe professor of English
az the University q Virginia. Roosevelt
lecturer at University OF Berlin. presi-
Dent Of the Virginia Ballad Society and
lcNdor I'm the remarkably successful
work which has resulted In the dis
coNcry Of numerous popular English
ballads tn The South at the present time
work OF uNtionai and even Internal
tioual impor .anCe-author of numerous
books
Addresses before the Alumni; Associ-
alton, TUeesday. 1880 a, Ms Professor
lessor Of ciNl engineering. Syracuse
CniversitH Syracuse. y. V. and Prof
karl y Patterson. 4. NJ. 'oA professor
Of mathematics. Lenoir College. Hick-
DRY, y G.
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their bridal trip The bride wac one Of
the mort popular young women OF Dur
ham, Niles Lin Glover Wright. and her
marriage TO DIR. Pierce was a notable 60
C!al event in Durham.
Tho public schools hnd their closing cx-
erciscS this week. 1ho concert on Thurs
day night by the music department was
moet enjoyable. it being Flower Fes-
uval as well M might of music
On Friday night the following exercises
and finals took place. and the happy chill
dren now enter upon welt earned vaca-
ton. In the debate on the question. .'Re-
solved That capital punishment; should be
abolished In North Carolina" the decision
was IN favor OF the neBetivc. and Augustus
Travis WAS rewarded tho gold medal uY
the best debatcr. Miss Carrie Rowe won
the gold medal In the defamation con-
test. her selection being The Ono Legged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Recipes for Wrinkles
and Bad Compilations

or all tho beauty recipes that have been
published. horo two that have SUCCESS
fully stood tho tert OF timo:
Wrinkle semover--Ono ounce powdered
snNolitc. dissolved In " pint witch habel-
use rs Il waeh lotion. II brings instanta-
ncous results.
Face Peeicr-Pur, mcrcoiixed wax. ap-
pitod at night liko cold cream. only not
rubbed In. wash OF In tho morning. II
causes the WORKOUT scarf skin to como off
In tiny. almost invls bile flakes. a iitt!o each
day. until tho fresh young undcr-skin is
wholly In evidence. Tho beautiful rohe-
tinted complexion thus obtained In not to
be compared with ono made over with cos
inctcs. IL tho old skin ;s married with
frcckIcs. D!mplcs other Dlernishcs. tNeso
defect, are. OF course. discarded with tho
skin itsef. An OF tho 10 oufIi
cient In amy
The ingredients namnd are fne1pcnsivo
and can DO found in any drug ttore.-Adver-
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Especial to The Times Dlspatch1
Pleasant View, Va. May 16.--Thc
View High School came to n 81. Sc this
week with the graduating exercises
On Monday evening tho doclaimcrs
contest was held In tho Baptist Church.
Fifteen contested for the two gold
medals offered. Miss Ruth Ware of
.Naola. Va. won the medal in Class "A.
her subject being The Dead Heroes
Miss Vera Sale. OF Pleasant View. won
In Class L. her subject being tho New
Church Organ"
Tho music OF tho occasion was beau
tiful. Miss Minnie Ruckcr was the
only graduate OF this session. Her cs-
say WAS on the evolution OF tho Viz
ginta school system Former Senator
A. +. Thomas. Of Lynchburg. made tho
PRINCIPAL address OF the cveninE. fol-
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ElON COLLEGE
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Especial to The Times Oispatoh.1
Elon n c, May l6.--The twenty
fourth annual commencement OF clon
College VIII begin on Saturday even
ing, May so. with the class day ex-
crCises
sunday Will be baccnlaurcatc day.
The sermon VIII be delivered by Rev.
r II Togg, baltimore. Md. editor of
the Methodist Protestant Or. TaGE
is a ncstor among religious editors.
being now uca; hts ninetleth year. and
yet most vigorous and energetic
thinker and writer.
on Monday the representatives of
thc various societies viii present ora
lions and ESSAYS
on Tuesday Rev. w ". Stuloy, d D..
II. D.. suffolk, Wa. for eleven years
president Of Elcu College. viii dclIver
tho literary address
WEDNESDAYS viii be commencement
day SIX representatives OF the Gradu-
atiug class viii speak in contest for
tie medals ana diplomas and honors
VIII Ice awarded Tina; evening the
alumni, ornt!ou viii be delivered by
Rev ~ Rountrcc, Green sboro. y.
g.. member OF tho class OF 1903
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HOWARDSVILLE

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
Howardsv,le, Va. May Isl Ii. Gilmor
OF Philadelphia Ia visiting his homo In
Albemarlc.
Drs. a ~ Judd and Henry Morton. of
Brooklyn. spent the pas, week with J..
A. Hancock ut Locust HIM"
&. w. GriGiths. OF New York. who has
spent the last four months at Locust HILL"
returned home several days ago
Mrs. Anna Wheeling. OF Norwood. ~ tho
guest OF Mrs. SaNcby CoOb.
Mrp. NJ. johnson and Miss Margaret John
sor. OF BEDFORD city, arc the guests or
Mrs Johnsons sister. Mrs. q. W. Gimer.
OF "llanorth"
G. w. Gl!mcr returned this week from
visit to jacksonville. Fla, whcro ho at
tended the Confederate reunion.
Misses fiiil and Emily Smith. of Scott,-
villc. spent the Weekend with Miss Theimu
Eer
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MONTVALE

Especial to Tho Times Dis patch
Montvalc. Va. May lo.-Mre. Edgar Dyer
and children arrived from Bristol on Fri
day and the guests of Mrs. james
Biggs. Mr.. Dyer visited hts faulty on
sunday. returning to Roanoke Monday.
Mrs H. r. Phillips. who spent last week
In LynchburE. returned on Thursday
Mrs w. III. Buford and little daughter,
Sallie Wilson. spent Wednesday In Bedford
Us the guests OF Mrs. w Il Mosby.
Miss Ola Day and Mrs. S II. .'rice left
on Monday for Covington. where they are
attending the Montgomery Presbyt cricl
Union. Mrs. Price will visit her brother.
MIR Woods. OF Huntington. before returning
home.
Mrs Walter Shf-r. of Roanoke IL epend
Ing this week with her father. DR.. $ II
Price. and Will remain until her mother
returns,
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MILLER SCHOOL.
Lsptclal 90 7hc Tt.ncs-Disnntcn. !

-. ISptoltI 20 TIC Times Disnntch
Al!!'er school Va May i6-Dr y 7,
S ME- . 5ecs"t 81 Tent to New Yorn CITY.
Fue.. Of pr 81 Washington city, Is
Miss Hattie Robinson md Mr ysu,,
i1i-.h "e's married IN Charlottcsv!l!e Va
on Monlay Ny Dr Smart; 49, '"''
wa, o. Chariott-svine Va 6u.d
M pupil St the Methodist church. Bnt"si
g.. OF The tccoud SUNDAY T., 81
" hocushai ~ Brandon Iu.,jiu,. ~ -
10, "a preacher here sunday Ills mi.
.,,,.,r ...olupnn MED him. and gave a
ms 'H'u'ndy eVou-
3, his. Lauta Il jordan mad, 4. v,r,, -
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extent OF about $1,000. on Sunday there
VIII be three services Of rcdedicntory ma
turc.- The pastor. Rev. !. W. Shaffcr. will
preach morning and night. and 1t 8 o'clock
Rev. T.. w. Billings. OF Ito (whitc) Baptist
Church, Will address them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
WELDON

tspecial u The Timer D.spatcb1
Weldon y. C.. Nay is-Mr ana ~. rr
liam Alexander Fierce gave a deiightfui
reception On Tuesday evening from iii
}. IN honor OF Or. and Mrs Sterling Black.
well Pierce. who had Jus; returned from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

a temperance rally at tho Baptist Church
heTo ON SUNDAY lie spoke on tho Burn
Ing Shafno or the Twentieth Century"
learn OF hia gradual improvement.
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APPOMATT0X


Special to The Times Dis pa,chl
tproInat;oN, Va. May i5-Jerry Burk. p
senior at Washington and Lee University
this year. ana IL son of Colonel II =
Burke. was a. home this week lie l-ft
The Washington times., 1914-06-15
Deaths.

Martin Ryan. So years. United States Sol
diers Home Hospital.
Annie h Chapman. Al years. Ii23 y street
northwest.
William II. Tindel. 81 years. 1873 u street
northwest
BENJAMIN II. Franklin. 1e years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
kenton Harper. 50 years. George Washing
ton University Hospital.
Charles b. Pumphrey, s. years, AIS Seventh
street southeast.
John Crane. 50 years. United states Sol
diers Home Hospital
Frances Enberg. II years. Episcopal Hospital.
John W. Ladd. 80 years. sl2 North Carolina
avenue southeast.
Louise Lawson. hours, % pates street
northwest.
Frank West. 50 years. Washington Asylum
Hospital
Mary H. Wood. So years. 1.I5 Hope street
Addie W. Mitchell. % years. a7 + street
northwest.
Thornton Normal. IS years. Emergency Hos
pital
Chauncey F. Stewart Is years, sss CalIan
street northeast.
James Harris. a years. lIos Half street court
northwest
Alice slye. 50 years. 2lz5 Ward place north
west
Leo B. Gaesier. Is years. Is H sueet north
west
Clarence L Burroughs. years. 1857 Emerson
street northeast.
Abbie l.. Ham. II years. 2s21 wooiIey place
Malberth Dixon. year. ~ Pierce street.
John +. Butler, IA years. 4l9 A street north
east.
John Dyson. IS years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.