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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-05

ETon' $ RGy'i ra Tn after visiting Mr. and
,lrs u r., Fuller and her daughters
been visiting tho formers mother. Mrs. Vir-
einit Faulkner McSherry. in Martinsburs.
NJ. and Mrs. Walker Bond. OF Baltimore
came recently to visit the formers mother
Mrs, John J." Bond. at her home near town.
ms neen the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
who have been visiting relatives ut Gathers
burg. Md, have returned Ivy motor. and
were accompanied by Miss Virrini., Moore
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence T. owen and their
daughter Miss Theresa Owen. who have
been motoring in virginia. Maryland ana
Nest Virginia, have returned to their homo
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Potter. of New York
Mrs. John Arnold has returned to Keyser
" Va. after visiting relatives here anu
Mi. and Mrs. Allen warfeid ana theft
daughter. Miss Jean Warneid. OF washing
to's. are at the home of Mrs. Coble :vr the
remainder oil the summer. ..
Miss Nannye Hess has gone on m OK
tended visit TO friends in West Virginia
! MIR aud Mrs. Frank Rlair have returned
TO Philadelphia, after visiting at the home
Of Mr. ami Mrs Mcklm Dincnderfer' Z
DIR. Randolph Tucker Shields. OF wash-
inston. passed the weekend with his family
here.
Captain Frank Ri,,enhouse o, the United
Of Philadelphia. the guests OF MIR and
Mrs. Shirley Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Bosserman have re-
turned from Il visit 10 relatives at Staun-
/, Mrs. William F,cmis,cr has been visiting
timorc.
Misses Ruby and Elizabeth Gaver. who
have returned 10 their home In Wash
ington
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ARvONIA

ryd Ispee'1! 70 The Th;, r;me5; oispa,shl
Keel Of ore Rank, Ny or East rvnn nIe M
Norfolk with her sister. Mrs. .Alhn Willard
Professor Lewis Gordon Porter. .ast year
principal o: the .>rvonia High school. spent
Saturday and SUNDAY IN Arvon!a. returning
Miss Anna Holman. OF Petersburg. Is NJ
mremo Bluff with her mother. Mrs Anna
Mr.: ana Mr-. Arthur Lee Glasgow. OF
N"r,h carolina. spent Saturday and sunday
+ Miss Alice Nichoins. who has been here
with friends. left for Richmond last week.
friends before returning to her home In
l., sITs william A.; Lcssue!r is visiting her
Miss Edith Marie Wilson. of Bear Gar
den" Win leave next week to spend several
weeks al the home OF her mother In Farm
3D., a /" r', ~, sr" attorney Of ssousviie.
Miss Mary Holman. teacher in Tho Viz
rim!a College. Roanoke, accompanied ny her
several days this week al the home of
Miss nolmens mother IN Bra,no Bun.
Root. champion tennis players OF the Ar
y9nia section. on Tuesday OF this week
played a match with Howard Ransom and
Terrell F"pna on The Bremo Blun court.
declsNeiy winning three out of three sets.
inshem County, IS AZ the home az Mrs y. II.
AMr.eF at Seys" 1 ls,ands on james River
county. LEI, On Friday. Accompanied Sy her
daughter; Mrs. William Ferebee iIorner. Tor
u two-weeks' vial, 10 Boston. where she viii
30 the guest OF her daughter. Mrs Ethciyn
LeGrHnd Morris They Will visit a mum beI
q New EnGuad points before returning
Mrs. Charles stone, Q. Now, Canton. viii
leave this week FOR PENNSYLVANIA. where
she goes 70 y!sit her sister Mrs. owen.
II g. ltadcn. OF palmyra, Was In this
vicinity few days ago
Blcdsoe Bcalc. OF Scottsville. was a visitor
~ New Canton ana Arvonia on Tuesday OF
samuel scay. an aged and respected citi.
zen who .iyet near isnmo Blur. has been
improved.
Miss Marguerite punnavnut. Of Knoxville
has again been c!cc;ed principal OF the
New Canton school. The term viii com
meme" early IN October Miss punnayant
VIII spend the winter At tho home OF her
sister. Ms i, -. Ayrcs
Professor William LeAthers ~ pcnnsyl-
wanna. mas been elected principal OF the
ArNotin HiEh school, with Misses C!arice
hrrsth Liza DuNal, Lula Spencer and Lucy
Hppinc Moss assistants The school
"i.! OMEN about the middle Of September
number o: people attended tho Fourth
e' July celebration at Scottsyille on Satur-
day returning on tire evening train
Rev f!ummcr L. Jones vii! occupy the
IHpit ~ tile Fork Union Prcsbytorian
thHftA on the nrst sunday morning preach.
ING a. Trinity. New Canton. that night.
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Robinson. NJ West Point: Mr.. Dunn. Of Alex
andria; Mr.. LOWS. OF lIowardsv!le: MIR.
Galloway. of Norwood; Mr.. Gable OF Nor
wood: Mr.. Brown of LynchburE: Willis
Micklcm. George Micklen. of Sh!pman;
Rolling Somervilie, Randolph Sonsrvilc. OF
Norwood; Dr. Putuey. OF Norwood. AIR.
johnson. of wlnEna. Many others besides
Ming. Tho chaperons were Mrs. Clifford
CHbeli. Mrs. Charles Elliott Cabell, Mrs
Gray and Miss Lucy CabcN
G. CabrH Robinson and Writ Robinson
visited Iynchhurg and Farmville this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, and little son. ~
Oregon. who have been visiting friends
here. left on Monday TO continue their trip
TO New York. where Mr.. Russell Will enter
the State normal
Mr.. Young left Monday for his home
In New Jersey.
Miss Ruth Roberts spent Sunday and Mon
day with Miss Myrtle Robertson. OF Nianteo
Eidridge Robertson visited Lynchburg on
Miss Manninc Golladay was the guest OF
Miss Essie omohundro. OF Buckingham. this
week.
quite n successful lawn party was held
ut Warm!nstcr on saturday for the benefit
OF bethany Methodist Church here
Mr. Hagy. Of Maryland. rs u visitor nj
j. w. CHrricos.
samniinc Dolen and Earl Ranton returned
on Thursday from trip TO ohio.
MISS f.vclyn Robinson was the guest this
week OF Miss Blair. OF liowardsrliIe.
Miss Lucy Capell. OF Union Ill.," en-
tortancd on Thursday afternoon, in honor
York. and her niece. Miss Elizabeth Car
rinEton Cabell, and her nephew. Robert
l.. Brown. OF Assistant Bishop OF Vir-
GINA william Cabell Brown.
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ALBERTA

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Alberta. Va. July "A play and concert
was given by the young people OF Alberta
In the high school building on Tuesday
night, and proved To be success. very
given In Lawrencevilie next Tuesday owe
Bragg with music furnished by Mrs T. p.
Winborno, Jr There were two plays. DIR.
cure.AIr' and "vicc Versa" play on
sunraglsn. The cast composed OF tho
i,9liowng characters: Miss Minnie Bacon.
Mrs. Wlnhornr. Mrs. Stewart Mrs H. l..
Griffin. Mrs. Brown. Miss Adams and Miss
Martha Clary Gordon Wheeler William
Bridgcforth. j. Il. Grafton. Jr. j. o. Brown
Waverly Wnborne and Willie Johnson Tho
proceeds OF tho entertainment Will 20 to-
wards the fund fer the organ for the Mctho-
dist cJutch II. Alberta.
Miss Minnie Bacon. OF Richmond. will
spend the summer with her sisters. Mes.
Malvern Barrow left on Monday for tho
University OF Virginia. whore he will take
up studies through tho summer.
Dr. and Mrs. X. w. Bragg. who recentIv
returned from a trip To Europe, Asia and
otaer countries. are now camping ON their
IN IN ncur this place.
Dr. aud Mrs II. Hale Connolly returned
on saturday from two-wecks visit To
the parents OF Mrs. Connolly in Cumberland
County.
&. :. barrow and family mads a tour In
Their automobile To Richmond yesterday
w g. Whee.er spent tho Weekend in
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GLADSTONE

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Gladstone. Va, July ar. s. Moon and
Mrs. Nellie V. Gaines. OF birmingham. Ala.
g \. Callahan. OF Clifton Forge. is stop
ping for several days at Hotel Gladstone
family here 80
Miss Anna H. Burton. who has been tho
guest OF Mrs. j. o. Wallace for several days
."ft this GEEK for Rockbridge. Va.
Mrs kirby Smith and family. OF Lynch
burg. Va. have moved 10 their .urnmer
home hc:e t.. the remainder OF tho senson
E.neHt Tompkins. OF Danviiic. Va. is the
h. Su!ngfsllow has been In Lynchburx
this week looking after some business In
-: u. cic,ner. c. A. Aker.. Samuel Jone.
week.
Mrs Lloyd Meccham. OF Rochcastlo 10
visiting relatives here
Miss irme smoo, OF Lynchourg. is visit
Ing her aunt Mrs. Morgan Williams
=, Miss Mary capcie left yesterday for
wheeling. W. Va. TO visit her brother
ii l.. Fisher has returned here after
v!si;'ns several points IN West Virginia
Miss Maude Carter. OF Greenway. Va "a
here with her brother. J.. c. Carter.
Mrs. Bette G. Clark, of Richmond 1.
visiting friends here.
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MlDDL EBURG
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Midd!eburS. Va. July 4.-Ex-Senator Hans
brouGh is NJ home. after sperG!ng Il few
weeks IN Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. billy Hit have given up
their lease on Melbourne tho home Of The
late Colonel II. III. Du!any. aud have gone
To E!k!ns W. Va. Mrs. j. Southgatc Lem
mon. OF Baltimore. daughter %: Colonel Du-
lany. and the owner or this beautiful coun-
try place, Will spend the remainder OF the
summer there.
b. y. HaNail, Jr.. is in New York for a
6hur; while
Mr.. and Mrs. James sttig. after an ex-
tended visit Ia their daughter, Mrs. Aldr!ch
Dudley. ut "lTomcwood." have returned TO
their home IN LecSburg.
Miss Harriet Palmer. or Fulton. Mo- is
guest OF "henton." the hospliable home OF
Colonel and Mrs. ID. g. Sands.
Louis l.cith, prominent horaernan OF
Washington. and his wife are now ~ their
summer home near this place.
Conway ana rhurston Broun, yoiinE bust
ness men OF New Orleans. arc guests OF
'h 64 rsnG"i + Fvt !own VINO ~.
University OF Wisconsin. and his wife and
small son arc the guests Of Mrs. oysters
mother. Mrs. Eliza Adams
Miss Nan Adams. teacher OF domestic
science at lioliins. Is spending her vacation
passed through here several weeks ago en-
route to oak ma" the home of Henry
Fairfax.
Il. T.. Smith. after undergoing severe on
Grafton at 81. Lnl:es Hospital. Richmond is
sIoM!E recuperatinS at his home.
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WINCHESTER
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49, lSpecaai TO The Times -Dispatchl
Winchcster,.'Na.. July 4.-Mr and Mrs
Henry Brooke Gilpin have issued a large
number of Invitations for a dance 10 be
held on tho evening Of .Tuy at Scaleby
Manor. their magnificent country home At
Royce. Clarke County. Va. IN honor OF Miss
Mary Page Nelson and Miss Ch!oe Tyler
Cookie. OF baltimore, who the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Giipins son-in-law ana daugh-
ter. Dr. and Mrs Lewis VI. Allen. OF Win
room on the top floor OF the Gi!pin home
and II VIII begin promptly II; $50 o'clock
y Washington orchestra vii. furnish the
music, ana ii caterer VIII he in charge OF
III" supper arrangements great MANY
suesis are expected from Baltimore, Wash
Ia those from Winchester and vicinity and
Clarke county.
Miss Florence IIennlng. daughter OF Mr.
an extended visit To friends in me south
and while at Chester. :. C.. She was a
MaedaSne Pryor da,ehtSr of n H'SS and sie% Mrs
Faddrn. OF Yorkville. s. q.
Mrs. lorlng a. Cover has returned from
Il short visit TO friends IN Baltimore
k!chard Evelyn Byrd has returned 10
Richmond. after spending some time al his
Mrs. ". II. Gibson. widow of former United
states Senator charles ii. Gibson. OF Mary
land who spends much OF her ti.nc here Is
now making her home At 1908 Morton Ave-
nue., Louisville. Ky.
dren, OF Charleston. :. c.. are passing tho
summer with Mrs Mitchen's parents Coi
1nel and Mrs. james Carr Baker at stephens
Miss Margare, Gaines has gone 10 Ric,-
mond. to bc with her mother Mrs Harriet
u. Gaines. who is spending the summer in
Among those sailing from New York on
Wednesday for Europe were Or. and Mrs
Winchester. Miss Margaret Chew. OF
charleston. W; VA. and Miss Frances Brady.
OF their time in the Austrian Alps.
Miss Ethel Edmonds has returned 10
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WAVERLY

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Wnverly, Va July AIRS. Ellen Channel
Mrs Annie Holmes and Miss Alice Pasteur
left this afternoon for Norfolk. where they
VIII spend two months with friends and
relatives.
Miss Mary Stephenson. or Wakefield. and
Miss Elizabeth Baird. OF Norfolk. tho
quests OF their aunt. Mrs. J. l.. West. on
Copperhaunk Avenue.
Miss Helen perrickson. OF Norfolk. is
spending the Weekend with Miss Alva Gray
ON Main street.
Miss Virginia Cook. OF New York city.
Is the CUES; % Miss Lucille Rogers OF East
sopperhaunk Avenue. Miss Cook Will bc
In the city several weeks.
Miss Evelyn May and brother. John. left
WavcTiy Oh Tuesday FOR BeCkicy. W. Va.
where They Win si,end n month with their
sister Mrs. w T., Dunnaway.
Mrs X I. West has returned homo after
an extended visit to relatives in Suffolk
G. {. Arnold H. spending the Fourth with
his sister, Mrs. Scabury. In Client Norfolk.
John iiazzurd. of Milton. bel. spent We'd
nesjay IN the home OF his uncle, A. J..
Gray on Copperhaunk Avenue.
Miss Marion Eilmartlu ~ spending SOW
eral weeks with friends and relatives In
Washington.
Miss Ray Tate. OF this place. Is attending
the summer normal FOR girls in charlo,tcs-
VILE
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SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

| and Mrs. l.. il. wyland. at their homo,
near charlottesville. has returned to
the city
Mrs. \. L. Massey and her daughter.
Miss Lucille Massey. are registered at
The Cape May Hotel, Cape May. y. j.
Mrs. w. w. Robertson and Mrs. IIar-
wood Whitehead, who spent n portion
Of the early summer with Mrs. l.. o.
Peal. In Wayncsboro. have returned to
Richmond.
Miss Dora Garrison is spending the
summer with her sister. Mrs. John NJ.
spence. of Forest Park, Baltimore.
Miss Mary McCaw has gone to visit
Airs. George Robson. ut Huletts Land
Ing. Lake George, n. Y. and will later
visit friends in Burlington. VT, and
Mcrchantville. \. j.
Colonel and Mrs. John Murphy are
leaving this week to spend the sum
mer season at the Greenbricr White
sulphur springs.
Mrs. Norvellt Walker has been the
guest Of her. sister. Mrs, Ice Mohlcr
in Waynesboro.
Mrs. r II Elicit expects to 20 to
Maine and Atlantic City for the re-
maiudcr OF the. summer season.
Miss Lillian Tyler., accompanied by
Miss BERTHE Marcus Of Middlchrook
has returned to Staunton. after visit
int; relatives in this city.
Dr and Mrs I. Allison Hodges have
recently opened their country home
on the Cary street Road, for the sum
,ncr.
Miss Gladys Martcns,cin is leaving
shortly for an extended stay in Chi
caeo, and on her return. to Virginia
viii camp with friends In the noun
tains of West Virginia
Misc Jiorcncc panscy Is at Chau-
tauqua. Y. Y, where she will study
under Ernest Iiutchcsun this summer
Mis-. J. T.. Hubhnrl- an6 her dau..h-
ter. Mrs. w. III: Harris. and Miss Res
sic Slcdcc, of Richmond. have been
registered at tho Brunswick Inn
WayncSboro, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Gwatlxin. who
have been iii Atlantic City for some
time. are now in New York, before
returning to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I2bcl and the
Misses Ebcl are spending the week
end with friends in Ncrdon
Mr.. anu Mrs. William Garnett Lee
and their little son, Garnctt Lee, Jr..
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, u.
Warhcld, of Baltimore
Mrs. Mary l.. Hatcher has left the
city for Monte Vista Springs, Craig
County, where she will spend the sum
ner.
~ ]. Harding, of Richmond. is spend
ing his vacation at his home in Wash
ington, ~ g.
Mrs. a. e Stubs ana family left
Iun- l6 for their summer home. in
Page County, and will return to the
city about October J.
Mrs. \. IT. Settle and daughter, ac
companicd by Miss Josephine Gary,
are nj Ocean View for a short stay.
Mrs. Hugh Skipw.th and her small
son are leaving next Wednesday for
Fiat Rock, y. c.. To visit friends.
Airs. w. w. Henry has gone TO Blue
Ridge Springs. where she will spend
the summer months.
AIR. and Mrs Arthur l.. Adamson left
Thursday for the Grecnbricr White
sulphur Springs. West. Va.
Mrs. NJ. L. Harrison expects to leave
town this week for her summer home
IN Orange.
Miss Katherine Sisson left Friday to
join party at Ocean View and Viz
ginia Beach.
Mrs. c. X. Lassltcr and family have
left for Atlantic City. where they will
remain until September L.
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS

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sweet Springs w. Va, July d-rbe
eoi, INKS have been the lure of inc
10y mornings .his week, the enthu-
s', getting up betimes to secure u
CO.. CO.. heid which need give no favor
~ "o paauron OF several seasons arr,yoI
sIecp. Was ~, ~, ana. after n few hours
mornin wa AND up MI With the birds the mex,
Sc ,ie IL the links were still Their. Nm, 70
,Yern I mating good scores this wcni,
w u. Snow. WashIngton. t.,d hta Mrs.
snow, West Point. Miss T,ro,ds," ~.
phis. al OIL Mem
Following tho game OF ro,, 49,,
,n 1ader Is IA plunge in tho swimming
c poos: i nn, which refreshmcnt one
tho pools Is bubbling over witt, car ~
Donic gas all the while, and is invir
AFTER this matutinal regimen, one feels
ut for any fate. '''
bridge, always absorbing. nils the
s snoda a9 interim ON the cool and well
PC seen scattered here ami there add
S nh interest to out door life.
moon ,oM nunt by the light OF the young
moon was one OF the most thoroughly
enjoyed Incidents OF this week.
an enticing Italian orchestra. well
oni h"si, Win the latest maxixe. tango
Hnu hesitation music. makes the ball
room the centre Of attraction for All
ages T;, In 9TH, the evenings.
me sunday evening concerts arc al
ways quite feature. and draw tho
guests from all quarters of these vast
grounds Classic selections. softcned
very grateful after the stirring music
now In vogue to drum and ME.
Lieutenant and Mrs. +. g. Beisel
Unite, p,,,,s s,ates Navy. recently married
honeymoonN at the "Old Sweet"
moint; is enjoying, his furlough hero
with his parents. Major and Mrs. w, ].
Snow. of Washington
Mrs. T.. IL. Cunningham and her
granddaughter. Miss Emily Lyman. or
tichinond. arc established In their old
quarters In Hotel Central for the sea-
son. Miss Lyman has planned q week
end visit TO her uncle. John G. Branch.
OF Richmond. at tho Grccnbrier White
sulphur. nearby.
Among the guests noted arc Mrs II,
NJ Schofcld and daughter Mrs J. H.
Rhodes, Mrs. y. q. Mark and fam
iiy. Major and Mrs. W. j. Snow, Cadet
phyllia irwin: Mrs. Charles Milburn,
Mrs. Hollis Clark Miss Mary Clark
Commander and Mrs. c. NJ stone. all
OF Wash!ngton Mrs II. G. Smith. Phil
adelphia; Miss Walnslcy. Philadelphia:
Elliott. bloomfield. n. j.: Mrs. II. c.
Bullet. Mrs. y. T.. Irwin, Charleston, $.
c.: Mrs. T.. * Wiltshire Cincinnati o.:
Mrs. III. &. buckingham, J. NJ Buck
!nGham, Miss Louise buckingham,
Mrs. i. III. proudht, Miss J. ID. Proud
fit, all of Memphis. Tenn. Lieutenant
and Mrs. +. c. Beiscl. United States
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IN AND orr OF TOWN.

Ms. = l.. Conquest left last week
Tor gloucester County. where she win
spend some time with friends
Miss Sue Neaie Is leaving town
shortly FOR Visit 10 friends in Win
chester
Mise Nora Randolph is attending n
house party Al the home of Miss Zav;lc
Branch. in ne 13crkshircs
Misses katherine and Mary Piage-
man left pm. Thursday for Rocky
Mount, N. @. where they will visit
relatives and ffiends.
!. Mrs. A. w. ,sanderson .Jr5awho has
been tho guest OF hog parents, 1ir.
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KEYSVILLE

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keysriile. Va. July Miss Elizabeth
Peters. who has been spending several weeks
at the seashorc. has returned home.
Ign Saunders. OF Richmond. liz visiting
Mrs; III. - Peters on Railroad Avenue.
been visiting Miss Annie Osborne. has re-
turned home.
Miss Anna Bell Thomas. OF Richmond. Is
The guest OF Miss Elizabeth Peters
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Osborne arc spend
Ing several weeks at the Ocean Wave Cot
tagc. Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Il. $. Fitzgerald Is visiting relatives
In Oxford. y. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Thomas and family
are visiting Mrs. Herbert Priddy.
Miss Annie Faulkner. OF South Boston, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Brooks.
Misses Annie Osborne and Priscilla White
spent the Weekend with Mrs. l.. w. IIud-
gins. OF Chase CITY.
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guier Female Institute at warrcnton, Va.
nave nave returned to their home In West
c; ;. Ransom is on q visit of several weeks
70 us grandfather Judge II. s. Ransom, of
The, Misses Moselcy. of ,Richmond. who
hav ,no been Sn visiting III Mrs H. Iyne.. are now
Miss Eugenia Hamilton. OF Charlotte ~
G.. Is the guest OF Miss Katherine Scot M
Madison Hun. 'os'' O.
Arch Lien. who has been spending nevero,
months here with his sister. Mrs FRY has
returned TO his home Mt Martinsbure " VI
Mrs. Gardiner. OF Richmond is visi,tr.
at tho home OF Mrs. W. ii. I.ynes. e
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ford. Missions: Mrs. Hoback. OF ThaSton.
Urinary Work.: Mrs. Dillon. of Wheat
land. THE Leak In the SUNDAY School
Ihs basket dinner In the grove near by
added much to the comfort OF the assembly.
Rev J. Il. Rcaveiey, who has been called
TO the passionate OF Laurel Grove Peaks and
Montrhlc Churches. will be Installed on sun
Lay. IN the morning, ut Walnut Grove; In
tho afternoon at Peaks and In the eycninp;
at the Montvaio Church. Rev j. H. Gray
OF Bedford: Rov. T. NJ. McCorkle or Lynch
burg. and Rev l.. c. Clarke. OF Salem will
onlciatc at tho installation
MISS Gertrude Milton. who has been visit
inS her cousin. Miss Mary Virginia Givcns.
u at Hotel Montvalc. has returned 10 her
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MONTVALE
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Mon,va!e. Va. July 1.-The Lisbon Dis
tr.ct sunday SChoo! Convention. held at
Montvale Presbyterian church on sunday.
was well attended Interesting addresses
were made by delegates the different
subjects assigned then. at The previous
meeting. Mr.. Ferrelrs subject was Tho
Montvale sunday schools. DIR. Prices THE
nruai,y"; X. a. 'Gil.am's THE Young
People; D. II. Thompson. '.Tempcrance''
Robert cofcr. OF Walnut Grove The Advun :
tnses OF Co-perationn, Mr. Rmau. Of BED !.
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WOMEN's MEETINGS.

Tho rcgula~ monthly meeting Of the
Richmond Nurses Club Will be held on
Monday afternoon, at o'clock at the
Memorial Hospital. All members are
urged TO he present.
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Slashing Pre-Inventory Reductio

On every article In the store for this weeks selling
ahone matchess values for Richmond home-oyer
ls be your invitation to
harvest OF out ordinary bargains!
VIII give you Immediate possession
nome more comfortable savings rampant now!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-15
CH1LDREN'S DAY
AT MERRY.G0.ROIJND

Friday Is to be Children's Day at;
the merrysgo-round on jackson ami
Jeeffrson streets. and provisions
have been made by a friend Of The,
youngsters in general for 100 free
ticketssto be distributed on thattaft-.
Iernoon. The free tickets Will he d
marked ticket and each purchaser,
stands a chance Of securing, a free
ticket, each marked ticket calling
forkanother and entirely free ticket.
The merrySgo-roundE has been pat
ronized well, and there are few
youngsters in the city wit have m NOS
had at. least one ride, but one ride
only starts the craze and the next
week will see the young enthusiasts
riding as often as the wleireswitliaii
ts provided. The rain Of the past.
few days has interfered 10 consider
able extent with the patronage.
Two women of the Play Grounds
Association and several boy scouts
will be on the grounds to aid tbs
children in mounting and dismount-
ing the horses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-15
ANOTHER ARREST.

BLuEFIEIsp. VI. Va, July ia
negro named Sam Dodson was arrest.
ed here late today charged with re-
failing whiskey In violation Of the
prohibition law Of the state.
The city Of Blue6eld, the state of
West Virginia and the United states
government viii all prosecute him.
This is the second arrest since Sun
day and officers are hot on the trail
of other bootleggers.