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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-02

Miss Mabel Slower, who is attend
ing the Leon High School, went to
her home at Pleasanton Friday to
spend the vacation week.
A. NJ. Blatt, who is employed as
station agent for the Burlington at
Weston, Mo-, visited over Sunday
with relatives in this city.
Miss Margaret Chemberlin, of Des
Moines, was in Leon Monday, being
on her way to Garden Grove to visit
a few days with relatives.
B. Conklin, of Kellerton, was visit
ing in this city Tuesday, being on his
way home from Jonesboro, Ark,
where he spent the winter.
Miss Lenore Price, who is stu
dent in the Leon High School, went
to her home at Van Vert Friday to
visit during vacation week.
w. H. Shields returned to his
home at Grand River Friday after
spending few days in this city look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. Guy Bremen, of Newton, ar
rived Thursday evening for a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ Still, in this city.
F. A. Gardner returned Thursday
from Creston, where he had been for
a few days serving as juror in the
United States Federal Court.
Miss Marie McClaran, who is at
tending the Leon High School, went
to her home near Decatur City Sat-
urday to spend vacation week.
fudge T. l.. Maxwell and court re-
porter w. NJ. Hyland went to their
homes at Creston and Osceola Satur-'
day and visited until Monday.
Mrs. ]. c. Atz and children of Os-
ceola, came Thursday and visited a
few days with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. F. Waight in this city.
George YOungs who is attending
the Leon High school, went to; his
home at Pleasanton Friday evening
to visit during vacation week.
Miss Clara Barnes, domestic SCI
ence teacher in the Leon High School
went to Omaha, Neb., Friday to spend
vacation week with her parents.
r. R. Ader returned to his home
near Pleasanton Thursday, having
been serving as member OF the
grand jury at this term of court.
Mrs. ]. D. Williams returned Tues
day from Garden Grove, whereMshe
had been visiting a few daysswith.
her sister, Mrs. Will Henderson.
H. D. Weldon returned to his:
home near Grand River Saturday,
having been here attending court, be-
ing a member of the grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Teale, of Des
Moines, passed through this city last
Thursday, returning from a few days
visit with his parents at Davis City.
Miss Goldie Toney, of Pleasanton,
was in Leon Saturday, being on her
way home from visit with friends.
al R!dgeway, Mo-, and Davis City.
Mrs. F. M. 'Coder and daughter,
Miss Josephine, went to Des Moiness
Saturday to visit few days at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Nellie Dorm.
Miss Blanche Cartwright, of Wood
land, went to Davis City Friday to,
visit few days with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cartwright.
Mrs. w. A. Johnson and children,
of near Woodland, returned Thurs
day from Bethany, Mo-, where she
had been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Moreland, who was quite sick.
y Miss Freda Teale, who IL attend-
ing the University Of Chicago ut
Chicago, arrived Friday morning TO-
visit q few days With her parents, !,
Mr.. md MIN Fred IeAle II this.city,s
s(Additional Personals q Pags IAN
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-02
Mrs M r. Craig. of Saline, Mo

Mrs. M. E. Craig, OF Saline, MO-,
| was in Leon Tuesday, being on her
way to Bethany, Mo-, for few days
visit
! Henry Downey, wife and daughter,
Vera, went to Koyle Thursday even
ing to visit few days with rela-
tives
NJ. Turner, who is working near
| this city, went to his home at Davis
City Friday evening and visited over
Sunday.
John Nicholson, one of the jurors
in the Riley case, went to his home
at Lamont Saturday to visit over
Sunday.
Lawrence Rogers, OF Davis City,
was in Leon Thursday on his way to
Pleasanton to visit few days with
friends.
{ Charles Penisten, that boss shoe
cobbler of Davis City, was business
visitor in this city last Thursday at
ternoon.
Mrs. V. R. McGinnis and son Don
aid went to Grand River Monday to
visit few days with her sister, Mrs.
Sipherd.
M. l. Marshall went to Blockley
Friday evening to attend the meet
ing held at New Salem church that
evening
DR.. o. w. Foxworthy returned
Thursday from GAINESVILLE, Mo-, where
he had been on business for couple
Of days.
Mrs. J. H. Nicholson returned to
her home at Lamont Tuesday even
ing after a short visit with friends in
this city.
J. NJ Smith, of Pleasanton, was
in Leon Tuesday, going from here to
Blythedale, Mo-, to look after some
business.
J. H. Phipps, of near Decatur
City, returned home Saturday after
spending several days in this city on
business.
Misses Mildred and Margaret
Stroll and Helen Vail, Of Garden
Saturday
E. E. Blades, the Burlington sta
ton agent at Decatur City, was a
business visitor in this city last
Thursday.
Mrs. L. P. VanWerden returned
Friday evening from a short visit
with her mother, Mrs. B. D. DeKalb,
at DeKalb.
Mrs. Chef Pullin and little daugh-
ter went to GAINESVILLE, Mo-, Satur-
day to visit a few days with relatives
and frienos.
Mrs. Tincie Shelton returned to
her home at Decatur City Saturday
after visiting a few days in this city
and vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. B. Kindblade went, to
Mt. Ayr Tuesday evening to spent a
few days with relatives and friends
in that city.
Mrs Lulu Swisher, of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, came Monday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Bowman. 4
Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Gardner went
to Pleasanton Friday to visit few
days at the home of his sister, Mrs.
John Thomas.
L. H. Horner and sister, Miss
Mabel Horner, went to Lamont Mon
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Walter Badham.
Mrs. M. L. Dale, of near Pleasan-
ton, went to Des Meines Friday to
visit few days with her daughter,
Miss Nellie Dale. 50:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Braden, 30f
Weldon. were over Sunday guests atl
the home OF HE brother, r.. w: Bfar
den IN this city. a ~.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-02

george PennlWell, VINO Is WORKING
on the new buildings at Davis City
came up Thursday and visited over
night in this city.
Harry Weldon returned to his
home near Grand River Thursday
after serving on the grand jury at
this term of court
John Axes, the well known piano
salesman, departed Monday for Wat
erloo, after spending a week at his
home in this city.
Miss Mae Spargur, of Pleasanton,
passed through this city Tuesday, go
ing to Garden Grove to visit few
days with friends.
Isaac West, of near DeKalb, came
Tuesday evening to visit few days
at the home of his son, DR.. w. r..
West, in this city.
Mrs. Peter Cruikshank returned
Tuesday from an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Cooley, at
Denver, Colorado.
DR.. o. E. Macy, of Pleasanton,
passed through this city Friday ev-
ening, returning from a business
trip to Des Moines.
Charles and Benjamin VanWerden
went to DeKalb Monday to visit a
few days with their grandmother,
Mrs. B. D. fDeKalb.
Dixon Newton, the boss mechanic
at Alexander Bros. garage, visited
over Sunday at the home of his par
ents at Davis City.
j. L. Fisher, the popular landlord
of the Lady Amber Inn at Garden
Grove, was a business visitor in this
city last Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. Hunt, of Burlington,
arrived Saturday for few days visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Harvey, in this city.
Miss Leslie Pullin, who is attend
ing the Leon High School, went to
her home at Pleasanton Saturday to
spend vacation week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Rhoades went
to GAINESVILLE, Mo-, Saturday and Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of their
son, Archie Rhoades.
Willard Slower, who is attending
the Leon High School, went to his
home at Pleasanton Saturday to visit
during vacation week.
Miss LYDIA Davis, one of the stu
dents in the Leon High School, went
to her home near Crown Friday to
spend vacation week.
VIM. Earring and M. Anderson, of
GAINESVILLE, were visiting in this city
Tuesday, being on their way to Beth
any, Mo-, on business.
Mrs. L. M Findlar, of Kansas
City, passed through this city Tues
day, going to GAINESVILLE to visit a
few days with relatives.
Miss Edith Harold, of Blythedale,
Mo-, came Saturday to visit a few
days in this city at the home of Mr..
and Mrs o. H. Stoner.
Mrs. George Gray and children, FL
va and Oscar, went to GAINESVILLE, Mo-,
Saturday and visited few days with
friends in that vicinity.
Mrs. r. B. Walker went to Van
Vert Thursday afternoon to meet
Mr.. Walker, who came in off the
road to visit a few days.
Miss Frances Clark returned to
her home at Des Moines Saturday at
ter visiting for ten days with numer-
GUS friends in this city. .l& 4t.z
Miss Neva Curry, who is teaching
near Garden Grove, came home SAT-
urday and visited over Sunday with
her mother in this city, "a. $3.50
Miss Notwithstanding, Of Hum
eston, came Friday 10 VISIT ii rfeN
days with Misses aITan9i;and Esema
Woolman, ct Woodland. i vi
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MONTVALE

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Bcard and daughter. Miss Hensil. who have
been quite sick Tor the past two weeks
20 Improving.
John Garrett. OF the Roanoke business
College was In town sun lay.
K. "A. CT liam visited Buchu nun on sun
day
conducted bv DIR. =. c. Clark came to 4
oae on Tuesday.
Mss Ruth obsrshnin spent Thanksgiving
Cnptnin A. g Williams had his foot
Rev q Otis Mead. 81 Ron nokc. held n
Misunderstanding hank, YIN service at the Episcopal
Miss Nuaie Curtis. OF Roanoke. is visiting
Mss Elise otey.
clifton nsl'; Jr. of Bedford City. paid
Mrs erie Curtis and children. of Roa-
nokes Will spend Thanksgiving with her sis.
ter Mrs g otey.
Howard Ferrii was quietly Married to
NJ Higsinbotham In Lynchburg on Sat.
Miss Maria scruggs end Harry Garrett
returned on sunday from Roanoke
Miss Tate teacher In the High School
liz &c her post again after weeks illness.
snont ThcnEsgiving. at the home OF her
Mra i7zie Muse. OF Durham. n. G.. Is
N'sff"r her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John s.
Stu It suford lert on Monday to tako q
ncs"'or az ii'uestone. W. Va.
the he. therno n. registered 10 degrees
November for forty years
tardS were received a few davs ago. an
noun'irE the marr &c az Miss Julia c. Bu-
tin Tex. Miss Ruford Is nddnugh,er
~ Mira l.. Il. Buford. formerly OF this place.
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ARVONlA
Especial to The rimcs. pIspatch /

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ARNONIA, VA, November 2s.-w. p.
Norman. of New Canton. left his home
on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving and
several days ut his old home in Pittsyivania
County.
DIR. f. w. Bontwrighr. president of Rich
mond College. spen, several days at his old
home mt Gold Hill. near here. this week
Miss Leila jackson. after spending some
weeks ut the homo or her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Il. Roberts. returned to her home in
Farmvlle this week.
Mrs. p. b. Pattcson, accompanied hy her
cousin, Miss Bessie Pntteson. of Manteo
spent two or three days In Richmond this
week.
81 itory Academy. spent last sunday nj
Mrs. Vincent Hnees i Is a; tho home of Mr..
an s, Mrs H VIM A.eci!; at i'remo Rim
spent Thankssiving and several days his
week wee, Mt the home of his father Robert
Mrs, Nathan Slaughter. of scos.sville, Wis
lied friends here on Saturday and Sunday.
been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Albert r Rich
PRISON, has returned to her home In Rich
!irm Burgess. OF Scottsvi'le. visited
Nc" g nton and Arvonia on "Wednesday and
In ,,rv"nIa and also in New. canton this
week on business connected with the treas
Misses u,a Spencer ard Liza Waller Du-
Val. teachers in the Aroma High School.
were vistors NJ the Educational Confer
ense in Richmond this week.
this week
~ Der, J. Terrell motored in his car
to Hu"kinghnm Courthouse on Thursday
afternoon, taking with him Reuben IIud-
Rev, T. Rviand Sanford. OF chnthnu. for
mcrly poster OF NJ. Zion Baptist Church
near here. VIII visit Albert J. Terrell on
Monday md Tuesday :or bird hunt.
DIR. Perkins Clover was visitor Mt the
home of DR., Brown ear Nucko's. on
game.
Rev. and Mrs. PIummer f. Jones. with
their young SONS P,ummcr and ] etcher
sn"nt portion OF TIL" uksgivirS Day Mt
tho home of Mr.. and IRIS. Arthur Letcher
l:ey. w. Nee. Miller. the new pastor OF
thu. Scnttsviiie- Arvon gro,,p OF Presl,vterian
Churches. preached his rrs, sermons In
the ArvoniH Presbvteri"n Church last sun
day morning ana night. There were good
M"A Ftha'"n y. M"rr'I "f Boston is ex-
Iones. 1T New store. this county
mr.. louis Dih~cli Jones. who has been
visiting New store. has returned to his
home in Kcntuckv
THANKSGIVING Eav was VERY quietly oh
served in this sec tion. all work h"iug shut
down in tho nuarrics aEd elsewhere and
'he p"on'" spending rne day quietly in
their homes.
giving Dow hunting turkeys and n rtridEes.
with c"nsid"r"b'" success. O'possums are
reported doing Ere"t dnmnGe TO chicken
roosts I'm this section aud in New Canton
r"'''h"" 80 the animals have been caugb;
III rabbit traps.
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CHASE CITY

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHASE CITY. VA. November 2s-Thc
members of the Five Hundred Club were
trlightfu,ly entertained ut the homo OF
Mrs. Alice Hardy being hostess Five
tables were PLAYED. Mira James Hardy
made the best score, and was awarded the
Club PIN Mrs. Robert Nelson. OF Richmond,
"r q tho guest of honor.
The High School gave a speclnl Thanks
giving ertcrta inment In the auditorium
on "Wednesday afternoon for tho benefit
or the Be'gIans
Miss \ nnie Raker Farmer spent tho
TIL" ntsrivrg holidays with her parents
nc"r News Ferry. Va.
Mrs. Robert Nelson. OF Richmond hns becn
visiting receives III Chase City for tho
past two weeks.
Rev. Ernest stevens has returned from
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SOUTH BOSTON

LSnccin' to Th" Times DiSno tch !
sOI'T'' BOSTON W Nove,hb"r cS-M'ss
~ Miss snni. ~ itner
Mra. John c. H"rris left Tuesday for
WI son. = c. {" "ttend ne marriage OF
M-s Wilton r Icrdnn who hrs hacn
VISITING friends in Richmond Inns returned
home
ax.anded visit 10 friends md r"'otivas in
>'-". York City, has returned TO her horne.
w w-lsers and his son. John let
trio.
Amo"g t"os" who sttord"d the fon.ha,I
..""'a {" '''~Nmc"d on 'r"a"tsotr,nc wnra:
Hownrd T'""t"~ poho-' l"g~"," II e Ovnr-
bv s = H"d"ett Fu'r"~ Ci'iHrnd. O.
nd Francis r.mt nn~""n' Irhv Vc-ab,e
lawson Eorn"rd She"''-r- P"rtsda'n ',"w-
Among those attending 'hs Fdu"a tio""l
"c"'"-~-cs ~ '''."~'nnd '"is wask wore
Miss ~ e. c"nn"dce a''ss G. -ch Gre.
%sn Mss W." PIC Mss Minnie An.
Arch ~ C:r'u"n5 was in Richmond los,
w""p v'siii"c 'r'ouds
N'-s J. ~ n"wlirs ntt"rdad Tho S-,i'h.
T"~"hrli wedding 81 Iawrencrvile on We'd
-.ed"y
Mr. End Mrs rhcm"s r-s,~v h-v. issnad
'""''" t'""s 20 ~ ,narr'-e 90 rhri~ f""",,-
ont sttmso" ~ n"rvi'lc. W.. Tuesday
Mrs. Re- F''cr S"se ret"rr"a "ome
'N-~v'lia -od S'u"rt W"
Mrs. L-was ccr-"n OF ur"~trtoue IL the
,,,'.rts =. ""s wininm ]. Jo-dnn on uppcr
~ n re~,~~or n..-,aert q, v,rc,nl,
Pnlvtcchric u-s.,'',t". ard so-.rar cnnar
'"tendent 81 pnh'ic I"s'-,i"tin" VIII snn,k
NJ 'h.'countv ",r"-i''9 ~ $40 ~ r.nors' Union
}, Z. Hart editor cs 'ro Fa~.nyiilo uor.
AID, WAS visitor here this week.
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EARMvlLLE

ISpecinl'to Tho Times Dispatch.1
FARMvlLLts. VA. November Ss-Judse
and Mrs. George J. IIund,Sy announce tho
TO DR.. Frederick H. Horsloy. OF Nelson
County. Va. The .Scremony viii be performed
at the FarmYillc Presbyterian Church.
Farnvi.le. on day got TO be named In
'G Mrs :. ~. E,l,,r,on ha. :. - - rr,ox
neal tn visit her son. c. E. Ellington
George Rex. teacher In the public schools
NJ Big Stone Gap. spent Thanksgiving with
his sister, Mrs. s.. ID. Walton, of this town.
Mrs. = ;W. Paulctt Jr, IL visiting friends
mt Blackstone
Mrs. J.4o. Hardaway who is In a Rich
improving. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scott left on Tuesday
TOR Huntville. Ala. where they viii spend
III III winter with their daughter. Mrs, l.. II.
The Farmviile Presbyterians gathered In
urge numbers ut their church on Tuesday
night indu ged In social converse. lIste-ed
:" sweet music and made free-wili offer
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BRISTOL


80
BRISTOL, VA. November gy-rhanksgiv-
cial functions In Br,s;tr Receptions aud
special dinners We're sivli' in ali prs OF
the city. The school. ind colleges & ve
Thursday and Friday as no days. and the
young people rendering over books EN-
soyyed The utmost freedom Some OF tho
the time.
OF virginia. intermont Co iese -" spent the
Thanksgiving season with relatives II. Jones'
boro.
Mrs, T. II. Keeper. OF Limestone Tenn.
w-s the guest during tho Thnnkseivirg sea.
son Of her daughter. Mrs. Il. l.. Gobble on
Mr. nd Mrs. Mcl H. Weller and family
snfn, ThanksEiving Day as the guests of
Nj and Mrs. s. r. ri sengi.l having come
fcum johnson City.
Mrs. J. w. BE tor and Mrs; F. T, West
rytEritlig to Job uson City In he afternoon
trp;rs:or Orrif Post teacher of an.
giaE" IN King College. spent the Thanks.
WING season with relatives at MGryville.
Tenn,
Mrs. J. p. F:srrls snd Miss Annic CLAY
Va" where The, visited relatives.
Ms william. Oil $. nd son charrs. Of
D,l mother Mrs. uedrick. and other rel
atives.
lIosn to Mr. and Mrs. Harry +. McGold-
M.sses Margsret and MARY Lyle % John
son CITY, spent the Til nhsgiv;ng sea son
with The family OF Judge Rober. Burrow
on Holston Avenue.
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LAWRENcEvILLE
Special to The Times.pispntch.l

Isl Jspesl a.,, g The Times !spatsh.l ;.
On Monday hternaon. from SIS ol to- : o!ciosk.
Mrs; D. y; sizer was at home to a nunber
, orsMGGy una Rosa Leg Turnbuli, Cards wero
Mrs. Walter rurneun entertained at a
honor OF her guests, Misses Susie. Powell
ON Tuesday .atternoon rom 1880 TO $500
S SiSn M, Mrs Nat Tarnhul gave reeep,
SSnor OF Ter sses RSss ee aad Mars I'm
wing rurnbuil: Those receiving were: Mrs
brsvr! u hisas. ati s prSss Evelyn M anS
Gertrude Turnbn'L, The punch bowl was
md Fannie Briggs. Miss Lucy Meade ea Xen
poured The tea and Miss s.s. Flora Alien the
q iz.bc,h Turnbul.
:. SHY, atternocn were the Misses Allen d
y /, TSifnbul. on south N in Street; Mrs.
L ~ WI IL i2 pr Ind Miss Mary nnn Robert
Iissps TSTnbS'l of "HarmonS 't drove" - '"'
2e"S 2n Tn"Sr.s,yiSE Bay Day t WsSs: n NJ n1 @nd
ne ,wimbish, NJ. X. Pinnix and Charles
Miss Rcsn Thomas, OF Richmond. Is tho
Fg Ms o. n Miss Mrs Ealth G9ge Of calsyile
e'rneh fcom the country home "El'ersie."
IN 'hc Ncherrn, to their home in New
Mr. nd Mrs James Elmorc have returned
from their weddiag trip and are Mt the
y" = OF Mrs. ID. :. Hicks. Jr., Hicks
Street.
Rnndo'ph Mallory, of Lynchburg. who has
been WISHING relatives in I.awrcnccvilic.
has ret"rusd TO his home.
On Thanksgiving evening. Miss laura
Thomas w1s given party Mt the home
of her sister. Mrs. Kelly Taylor
Miss Ev1line Hacker snent several days
In Norfolk v'i'h f-ir-ds this week.
Mrs. J. W. stiff and daughter. Eiizobot,
iy.v" r"'nrned rom visit to relatives In
Richmond.
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WINCHESTER
Especial TO The Times,Dispa,sh.l

Especial 70 Ths, Times; Dispa,sh-l ,s
Al WaMGahSns arns, Of Nowa.a: okla, and
Miss Lena Campbe', Core daughter Hns If IN. the
9s @ Goua, pa Mere Mr nsrrz a 'GFs
sSs .l,sI Mr. Wedding sna M srip
Mr. and Mrs. Burns will make their home
in Nowata, where the former Is engaged
:" MS s'' Richard Evelyn Byrd has returned
srSm ys S SaaasSs nh hen young
daughter. who have h..n visiting the for for,
p Sss we've sth fer MTs where they
several days before returning TO their home
ut Gloucester Va. ,,,, o,,,ov., twin
through the shennnGoah ySlisy from ms hs
M Wni we're %p' Mrs ' J. Seward Webb, Mrs. IL
Mex TwomSy Mr. us and NIT Mrs c; John Il
Mics Mary Weller: are visiting relatives al
'f asy. and Mrs. George S. bowers have
M Dr. s and Mrs J. william Eser, have re-
ssnGsd tire this Wn @ssk sS Miss
wsi 4 sna q rs sas se woods and their
Two children are visiting the u,f fHTmeri rar,
woods Saes ~" IN Raitimore. ' ''''a" ''e','
Miss Pauline Shapiro. who has been the
sr S 1e here Gas re, " Hear
Md.
a !,;sn Hattie Rus s;r1 has gone on v+
Mrs.. Louise q. Eskey has returned 20
M-rtirsburg. W. Va. after visiting rela-
tves hero.
Mics ouise Grcenawait has been visit
ing Miss Anna Davis at the latter's home
in Richmond.
Mrs. Henry wyatt. Glove has gone on u
Mre: wiiam wsrdem and her sr'' ,,,c son.
Of Wardensvine. ": Va. are visiting the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs John w.
peeEe. their home here
Miss Kate Mcvciar Is spending some
Mrs. J. II Faulkner has returned from, an
extended visit to her son -in-Iaw and dough
ter MT. and Mrs. a. K. Weaver In North
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School. Berrytown. spent several days with
Miss Kettle Eastman.
The State Normal School gnyc "a ,rhurs-
day and Friday holiday for ThnnksRivInx.
3, number OF the teachers attended thdt
state TEACHERS Association In Richmoud
Aionzo ltieirer. of iIarbin. Mo. is visiting
his mother. Mira; L. Joslo ifieffcr.
Rev. j. w. HWuscnlluckl OF Orkney
Springs. was N guest this week Of bjs
daughter. Mrs. w +. Roudabush. on North
Airs. John I. Iiarrls has returned from
Waynesboro. where sha was guest of
Mrs. John Ackcr and daughter. aiiss Eve
VI, yn Asker; OF Ed9n Is visiting her dauEh-
Rev. 6: w. Richardson. IL former pastor
OF ;hc kee1ciitown Methodist Church. Is
here from Hinton. W. Va, visiting friends
nd enjoying hun:ifig In East Rocking
yisiu.g her daughter, Mrs. wallace Bare
In Richmond She also visited her som
DR. John w. Bicdlcr. In Unrriuonburs
Miss jean Harris Is visiting Mrs Ian
don Scott In Waynesboro. Augusta County.
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WAKE FOREST

Especial to- The Tirnes- DIspatchl
WAKE FOREST. November 23.-Miss Mar.
earet Gulley he's retur ned from u visi. to
hr- sister. Aiss Isabelle Gulicy. in VIII
as q. p. Board has gone to Peters.
DR.. and MIS-. w. T.. Poteat have returned
from a visit in Raleigh.
Miss Sophie Lanneau hss recently been
in Virginia where she TENDED u meeting
of the Virginia Baptists.
Mrs. I. O. Jones IS at home again. after
a,stay OF some weeks in hospital In Phil
Mrs. Z, Hodnett has gone TO, Virginia to
Walt her parents.
On Thursdny afternoon Mrs. c. V. Holden
entertained number of her friends al
her homo, on Main Street
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HEATHSylLLE
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Especial to The Times Dispetchl
HEATHSNIf h. VA, November 2S-Mr. and
Mrs, c. G Kelley and deughler spent the
past week end at Mrs. Kel cy's parental
home, here
Mrs. samuel Lewis. who has been spend
Ing some time In Baltimore. returned home
last Tuesday.
& ,evel,nd Thrift spent the past week end
Mr. md Mrs c. s. 'row5es. of Reid
vile, Were visl,o-s near here this week.
- : Dubins o. this place was in Balti-
S. Rowland Hal formerly OF Northum-
past week.
~. and Mrs. Georgc Walker Of west.
mo el nd were visitors here this week.
Mrs Sln.er Cowart ana lite daughte r
sps several days here this week.
Miss NJ side j. iZabeth helms - nd T.. Hugh
Sniih VII be married at the home of tho
brllc NcNr '.ucsdoy az Il O'Clock.
MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lewis, who have been
visi ms L. w. Iieadey and other friends
have returned to their home In Baltimore.
r. L. BOOKER was in Baltimore the past
week.
Miss Eva McNeai. of Lake. is visiting her
sister near here.
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| Mrs. r. n. Keeper. OF Limestone Tenn
/ wa the guest during the Thankse ivirg sea-
! son OF her daughter. Mrs. r. L. Gobblc on
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HARRlsoNBURG

ISpccia, to The Times Disprtch]
HARFfSONRURG. VA, November cS-MIss
Jane Wits. Of Charlottesville, Is a guest
O Miss -. Miller In IIkton
Mrs. Walter II. Miller. OF Eiltton. was
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. =. +. Scbrell. Jr.. attended the we'd
ding this week of Miss Annie Urner and
sir Robert Gray, IN Richmond. Her sis
ter. Miss Marguerite Manor was one of
tho bridesmaids
Mrs. r G. Wright OF Washington Is a
gus, of Miss Marceline Bradley, High
Street.
Miss Anita Clark. teacher in St stenhen.a