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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-19
ARVONIA


Especial TO The Times Dispatch
., , soma, N".' Iuy lsA l. piit., tr.,
say, OF charlottesville: Miss Helen Massey
ot Charl"'i"sv'llc. and Miss Irene Briggs.
OF Sc"i'SHillc m"tored to Bellevue the
nom" OF Nj and Mrs. y l.. Pits. and
spent tho week cnd returning to Charlo,tcs-
Vile on sunday.
Mrs. Reuben Q. Nicholas. Of Charlottes
VIE. was The cues, throughout this week
OF Philip y Nicholas, OF Bridgeport near
James Rivcr.
Miss Margaret Clements spcn, several
days this week with relatives in Scottsviile.
~ !" iitis. Sr.. spent this week in North
'nr"ilnn' visiting Hamlet, Rockingham and
other cities and towns.
Mrs. Willie Amber. of seven islands ..
is visiting Mrs John Trent. q, "RoI,o
Branch in eastern Buckingham
Mrs. Il Lindsay Stone is spending Ton
days in Sc"ttSvillc at tho homo Of her
u, , ther iona than l'tt's, in the absence from
their home Of Misses Mary ana Josephine
Iiits. who are at tho Bnptist rnr,mn
mon; al Virginia Beach
t'ct- STANLEY White has returned to Ar
H"hih after having fpcnt two weeks in
liowardsvilc and Scottsvile lie viii ocl
rmpy the pulpit Of the local Presbyterian
church next sunday
Mrs. a l.. Pitts spent Tuesday and Wal
hcsdhY OF this week in Richmond
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward r. Roberts accom-.
PANEL by Or. aud Mrs. Perkins clover
ana Mrs. Price j.. Glover last SUNDAY snonn
ing the day there and returning home that
ilEhi.
Miss Ruby Nicholas. Of charlottesville 4.
visiting friends ana relatives here
H. u iadcn. of Palmyra was a visitor
mere ana in New Canton this week
y. j. Terrell aud Miss Edith Marie vii
SON "i Bear Garden" near New Canton
motorcd to Farmviile sunday where Mis-
wilson will remain Tor some time a, thc
home of her mother. MIR. Terrell returned
here on Monday
SledSoe licalc. OF ScottsvIlie spent several
DAYS In this vicinity this week
Mt and Mrs Il. r.. Thomas who have
hecn visiting Mr. Thomas's brother chnrla.
Graham Thomas, here. have returned 10
thcir home I'm Richmond
MIR. and Mrs J.. Il. Patteson spent We'd
ncsi"y In Richmond.
icy. HeX. RUNNER !, Jones will occupy tho
pulpit OF the Gainesville Prcsbvterinn
Church sunday
Mrs Charles W. Keel, who has been vjsi,.
ms relatives in Norfolk. has returned 10
hcr home At ore Bank
MISS Minnie Butler. OF I.ynchburr viii
VISIT friends here next week
The women of the Missionary Socio,,
oi trinity Methodist church held a So
ciai aud sold ice cream In the McEenn,
sch"olhouse. Ncw Canton
Professor Will x feathers Nisi,ad f,io,1.
IN New Canton this week
Many teachers from this section ,r. 81,
tending tho various summer nor,unIs 81 ,ho
state Most Of them are at Churlottcsyiiie
and Farmvile '''o
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NORWOOD


Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch1
Norwood. Va July lS.-Aiisses Lucy.
Elizabeth and Anne Roller entertained de-
lGhtfuily at luncheon on Wednesday at
lnG!ewood. tho home ot their aunt Miss
Caroline Cabell in honor OF Misses Caro-
line and Alice M!Cklcm. The morning was
spent ia music. cards and conversations
Boiling Soncrvillc rendered several beau.
tiful selections from The Queen of tho
Movies" Tor tho pleasure OF the youn.,
women. In tn" afternoon Miss Alice Mick :.
lem took the party to their private bath.
Ing pool on Tye' River. where a delightful
swim was enjoyed. Before tho guests took
their leave each WAS presented with "A sou :
venir Those invited were Misses Carolina
aud Alice MicklcIn. Of "rosclnnd': Misses
Anne and Mary Cabcll. Of "Sorwood" Miss
Lila Gray. OF "Forkneid": Miss Lila Somer-
vile. of Nominating: Miss Evelyn Robin
son. of "CoDcton." ana Miss Pattie Gala
way. NJ 'Glcnmorc."
Miss Rcrtha Dolcn spent tho week with
her sister. Mrs Wood Bauton. OF Phontx
Nrs. Edward Burks and children. who
hnve been spending time with Mrs
sidney Bolton. left on Thursday for her
home in NHlhalla. y. V.
Mrs. O. Leo Saunders and children spcn,
the week end with Mrs Frank Bolton. OF
Wingina
Mrs. George serusgs returned from
pleasant visit to friends in Richmond on
Tuesday. She was accompanied home by
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Mr Miller for. week at Atlantic city after
which Mrs. Miller will return to the
Springs
'The Lynchburgers SIN arrive Those
blanche Withcrs. Mrs X. Jester Jr and
Master Withcrs lester wife and son OF
Mayor Jester, OF that city. j. W. ola and
family win come soon
special feature ~ entertainment for
this week was Colonial Iilliputian mock
marriage gotten. UP by Miss Ernestinc VIII
ltams. oi Lynchhurs. The ballroom was
decorated I'm daisies and evergreen. Just
h"i"re the entrance Of tho bridal party a
seNtet sang softly the song. Florence"
strains of The 'l.ohcngrin bridal march
played by Miss SummcrSon. The marriage
party was composed OF Margaret Ncnablc
and Martin Peters, Louise Vcuablc and Ben
Macon Miller. best man! virginia Conn nud
Mary Miller flower girls Katherine NIL
llamS, maid of honor; Vera Wilhelm. ring
h"hrcr. Tho bride was given away 10y
ter; The children were all dressed IN
Colonial costumes. with frils and pow
dcr"d hair. and carried daisies.
Recent arrivals are T.. :. Packard. =. NJ.
|. Palmer. Airs. Sadie Hancock. Miss, Eliza
beth DAVIS. Hoauolc Va. H. j. Harlan. H.
H. Sadlcy Princeton, W Va: Mr.. ana Mrs
y. L. BaNl"r and daughter. Helen. Graham.
Va. Miss lHlanch With"rs. Mrs. Il. lester
IL Withcrs Jester. LyuChhurE. Va. Il. l..
Dickinson. L. e. Williams, GalaN. va: " j.
lluhard. Richmond: j. T.. Cochran The
ilains Va; William Chapman and wife.
Miss Ba!n. ). +. Wilson, Portsmouth. va
George II. carrnSbr" Norfolk. Va: j. "
G Bryant clifton Forge VA: Frank Yam
ccy. o$tord y. e.: l.. ~. Brodie. PcnninE-
ton. Va: !. u. Dcmit. w r. Rcnnl,is
salem. Va. Rev. and Mrs. George ". Pul-
lon, Eagle Rock, Va; Roy u. rullcn, Rich
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APPOMATTOX

AppomattoN Va. July sc. g e. Craw-
icy and wife. ot Cumberland. visited the
formers brother. Lindsay Crnwlcv and tho
iatters brother, r.. O. Anderson this week
Mescan"s May Jacobs. Sarah BROWN and
Mary Carr, oi Maryland. have been visit
ing at the homes OF Mrs. q. y. ANA r. \.
Walton ;his week
Miss Bonita Warner Of Chincotc,ru.
Island Is visiting Misses Russell and VIr
snia Ferguson. "
The AppomnttoN school hoard voted mis-
Week TO take advantage OF the $500, offered
by the last legislature and put up AN enuaI
amount In order TO build q suitable dorni-
tory for boys and girls who attend Tho
nsriculturh! school. The building VIII cost
5000 but will hardly lee ready by fan for
occupancy. "
Rev, T. II. chclf, Of Salem orphanaEe will,
speak al Liberty Chapel on SUNDAY
Miss Mary Realc, OF pamnlin visited
friends here this week
Joseph pinwiddie. OF Norfolk nnd John
Ridge =" ''S'
Miss Josephine Wood. daughter Of =
WOOD, entertained during the past week
ana the following We're among tho CHESTS:
Misses VALERIE Robertson, of spout Spring:
iiettie Mae Robertson. Of Knoxville Tenn
Florence and Lucille Caldwell OF Annn
mattoN: Minnie and jeanette Pcrrov M
Gladys; Thclma Chca;ham. o: Concord.
ana John T.. Wiley. Of Richmond: Henry
Nowiin ana Allen Wood. OF Ivurhh,rr.
Charles X. ana j. L. Dnwiddic. of Anno
muttoN and Ciern'cnt Twcedy. IT Missouri
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CHASE CITY
/ spociaI'io The Times Disratcll

Special To The Times Disratch.l
ChaS" Ciy, Va. July S.-Misscs Louise
and Grace Casey, of Lvnchhurg. are visit
Ing ut.thc home Of Mrs. T. II. MadduN
their guests the Misses p,irncH, from Bal
tiiuorc.
Mrs. Archie Taylor and her Two children,
Evaline aud Helen are visiting Mrs Tay.
lor's parents in Louisa
Miss jeanette and Rcutricc Hardy ARC
visiting friends In Washington D. &.
ON "Wednesday morning The Camp Fire
Mrs Il. L.. Jeifrcys. and the BOY scouts
accompanied! hy their scout master Dr
y. 4. Finch. lcft for snort cniiipinE trim
near Soudan. The party returned this az
ternoon.
During a very severe electric storm on
Monday night the large barn of L. II.
Ecamy was struck lay lightning and burn
eel 10 tho ground. together with "a large
amount of feed and harness.. Three valu-
able horses ana COW which were in tho
barn at tn" time were saved.
Miss Edna lee Turpin OF Richmond is
visiting at the home OF Miss Nellie John
son
Miss Elizabeth Pcttus who has been visit
ing Miss Lcta licstc, for the past two
weeks. returned TO her home in brakes
Branch on Thursday
Professor W. holmes Davis. headmastcr
Of the Damv!lc School for Boys was
visitor in town on Friday. At The hich
.f.hool auditorium on Friday evening he
gave very enjoyable lecture on Schiilcr's
drama. The Jung frau Won Orleans"
H. j. Watkins. Of south BOSTON spent
several days Visiting friends here this
Misses Myrts and Mnriory Gregory ,cf,
on Friday morning for Norfolk aud church,
land. whore they will spend several weeks
visiting relatives.
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Dwell on Pleasant Things
ny IRENE WESTON.

There are people who would shrink
from iniiicting the slightest injury on
yet lightly do irrcparabie harm to a
mind. and think no more about it, So
material have our views of life become
That punishment, swift and sure. will
follow on the dealing OF bodily blows,
but the man or the woman who would
do harm TO the delicatcly constructed
with the comforting consciousness that
they are free to work their will---so far
as material punishment Is concerned.
That may leave you In no doubt as
TO the trend of my thoughts. let me ask
YOU. (which one of us would willingly
stand by and see child brutally Ill
USED. ana yet which one of us dreams
Of exercising the same careful guar
uianship over the minds of casual child
acquaintances?"
II is not my intention to deal with
THIS matter as ii concerns childre-
alone. but in the illustration have
used YOU will glimpse something of the
mind and on body.
In the wonder years of childhood i'm
pressions bite deep and curve the chan
nels of future ideals ana ambitions and
no beauty can be too glowing no love
lnrss too spiritual and appealing to be
placed before the attentive eyes of n
mind
But as the years go on. the mind must
sun nave its food. its daily susteriance.
even although Impressions become
more Meeting and lack the craven per-
nlahcnCe OF those which come in youth.
And here come TO a view of my sub
Ject which | would empha size with all
the force of which | am capable.
Tell me. have you never found an
unpleasant Impressions an ugly idea
lingering in your mind TO the exclusion
OF all the gracious thoughts which YOU
have crstwhilc delighted In"
Beauty and goodness grace and love.
seem To take up their abode in the
minds Of men as right They are
there in their riShttul home and their
refreshing and health giving influences.
seem TO spread and permcate quietly
and unobtruSivelN.
Rut with evil and unpleasa things
IL is otherwise. We will supposc that
an ugly fact. an .unplea SAINT occurrence
a painful thought. comes your way.
The wiscst thing to do. if it does not
lie within your power to alter the
fundamental facts, is to purge your
mind OF the influence.
Never never. never. il YOU have any
sense of your responsibility In the
world. pass on the influence. Keep the
unpleasant thing to Yourself and al
least he sure that its unhealthiness
does not mar any life other than Your
own.
Once YOU have liberated an evil in
tucncc. neither you nor any man can
say where its stopping place will be
hut YOU can be certain that IL has up
rooted the fowcrs of peace and lowell
ness in some mind or another. and
made room for the planting OF deadly
ana noNiOuS weeds.
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man Green. u. d. OF the Episcopal Theo-
logical seminary. James sharp of Rich.
hil-day fishing trip. They brought back
a fine catch which fully admired by
all the guests Mr.. sharp had been the
hero of the day. His trophy tipped the
scales at Two pounds seven ounces Even
before bedtime that same fish had In
creased TO three and one-half pounds. so
tho story got to the homes OF the fishing
party. but fishing Is the only diver
sion ON the beautiful and extensive
grounds, parties can bc seen all hours
playing tennis, croquet and other games
while many form congeninl groups for either
conversation or a game OF bridge Towards
IN" late afternoon the 'raincoat brigade"
WIFI be noticed vending it's way to the
river. where boating ana swimming are
enjoyed. The hour after supper is given
up /" hearing reports from the parties who
have been on various pleasure excursions
and all compare notes. Later there is music,
and dancing and, of course the Inevitable
games Of cards
Many charming guests are here There's
pr Green ana wife who sought after
ON account of their charming personality;
also Colonel W. 5. Powell and wife of Bal
tinore. For four years Colonel Powell was
president of the Maryland Editorial Asso.
cation. He is great politician and Il
most agreeable entertainer q. e. Chuu!n.
"a; Richmond. the champion bridge player
with his family, among the great
iavorite'. John Patterson Ill. H.. dean OF
the University of Louisville and his wife
who was Mrs. lngle, widow Of Bishop
lnGle. of China.
sunday afternoon Mrs Iuglc gave an
open-air address on China. which was very
interesting. and on Sunday night Dr Green
held service in tho ballroom.
Among those already here are Nh and
Mrs. q. w. Powers. NJ -. Street g. NJ
Lewis. G. G. Chaplin and family. l.. B. Kahn.
b L. Wexford. Henry Taylor. Mr. and Mrs
James sharp. Miss Sue sharp. MIR and Mrs
Edward Chnlklcy. Miss Edith ChaIkIcy
Miss May Street. Miss Jessie iragnrd and
W. NJ. Addison. an OF Richmond; Dr. rat
tcrs"n anu wife. Of Louisville; Dr and Mrs
terryinan Green, OF Theological Seminary.
MI ana Mrs. T.. \. Watson OF I.ynchburr
u. III Fucker and family. Of HAMPTON:
MISS Aiinond. OF Iynchoure; Colonel and
Mrs. w. > Powell, Of Baltimore: Mrs Inrlc
MISS Charlotte lngle. of University OF Viz
GINA John W. Daniel and Curry Ihou,us
OF Cape Charles; Miss Fannie Cooke OF
Chcriton.
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visiting her sister, Mrs r. s. Barbour. on
urpe" Main.
G. !. .Ienress. OF Fletcher. y. G., is visit
ing relatives in South Boston
y delightful weekend party given bv
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Harris AT their beauti-
tul country home, Mayo" WAS enjoyed
by number OF their friends Dancing
auction. horseback rides and automobllins
were the chief pleasures INDUCED in.
Mrs. Bruce Pendlcion was hostess at an
auction bridge party at berry uuIn mn
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Helen Morris and Mrs. woIibcrg.
OF Washington. are visiting Mrs. Fred Ber.
mann Mrs. stern. of Washington. is the
guest of Mrs. Hoe hermann
Mr. and Mrs sam W. Dunn are a; Ocean
View.
Miss Wallace Nocli. Of Chatham. is tn.
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Johnson
Miss Sue CowclI of Shnwboro y {, &c
With DR. ana Mrs. J. Men Stover.
Mrs' J." {. lngle ana sons. Lawrence and
Ned are at Virginia Beach
Paul MilcSon. OF this place IS on a
Two weeks vacation In Romney. w Va
MISS Florence cartwright aud sister. Miss
MaIt"n BoatwriEht' of Danvilic. are visit
ing MISS El:aheth renick on Broad street.
Miss Lu"iie fcrrcil and mother OF Dan
vic are III" guests of Miss Louise Ed
m"ndson. near this place
MISS Nellie Tucker. OF Richmond Is with
Mrs. H. ". woodall, a, this place.
Mf. ana Mrs. {. e. owen. of Richmond.
are Visiting Mr. ana Mrs J y. Bamc.
Miss Mary Slate and Miss Mamie Frv
lief, this week for Waynesville. \ q ~
spend their vacation
Charles Daniel left this week for the son.
shore. So"
George corhin and T.. w. Bayne who hay.
pecn "nGaecd I'm tho tobacco business here
have been transferred to Rocky Mount,
+ J.. Neshi,, of Richmond. spcn, IN.
week here with his mother. lie VIII locate
IN Philadel rhin.
Joe and Davis Morton. Of Rocky Mount.
are visiting their home on upper Main
Moselcy Bendail Of DanviIie was a
visitor here on Wednesday,
Mrs G. II. Miller and Miss Eva Stock.
wei left ON Wednesday nigh, for Atlantic
city. ~
Miss Bl"nco Beivin and Miss E:iva Dixon.
oil Durham, are the guests Of Mrs r. c.
''arrard, on Washington Street
MISS NirEinn Gr!gGs and Miss Eliza be, n
trigGS' of DRnvilc visited Miss Rebecca
irhy during tho week.
Mrs lanes T. Parkinson Of Richmond.
and Mrs Dorsey Jones of Washington are
visiting relatives AT this place
Mrs. u. l.. Traynhum hns as her guests
MISS Mollic Hall. of Richmond. and Mrs.
Halle Han.
Mrs {. L. Wilborn is visiting relatives in
North and South Carolina
Warren Thompson left this week for New
ORR to accept a position for the sum
mcr.
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WINCHESTER

, Winchester va, Iuly IIs.-Nr and Mrs.
sh SN a, Gfn " 5d@ b # a" the s'T Wn
Ehestcr Inn On ,runsdSy night. Tho guests
HmoGgseq "nSY' 500 hS"n% 'r' MnsGmge
t'harlcstown and Clarke and adjoining
connie and nearly az wstc III e"S'u .ri'
20 daughter of Major Robert W Hunter.
sf Winchester. Dancing began before {"
o'clock aud ended At midnight Before
nancins grand march was held IN WniIh
ANincuoster orchestra furnished the music,
@nd tho MOST popular dances were the
And punch were scrved curing the evening
s,ud Miss May Jones 81 Winchester, pre-
: Miss Harriet Boiling Douglas has re
&urnsd TO AlcNandria, Va, after visiting
a.t,raStiic itoriSe. WiioM i.awn on The The
Yale fihe. near Town mninher Of
81 honor o. A,r's Dousi0s by her friends
Turned 20 Philadelphia after visiting rela-
tive ana friends here
hhor, vsi, 20 friends IN Washington.
Misaos Nannie Pare Abbott and Lille
guest oi Their qunts Mrs. James sbcrt
%nd Miss tlIa Abbott
beeu r.sitng AIR. and Mrs. George. Be."y.
psvc returned t." baltimore
Mis-, Virginia Briggs haas returned from
- eAtcneed visit 4" relatives ia Lexington.
Mis Nsrie An.e, q nG;ioa Ia; Joined
e'-Mis, Sherrard's. and will pass tho re-
-:r:'r'' % tho summer here.
,,Ni1 Kos" EamseurE. al Nanelcycviilc'
W. Ma. has nocu visiting Mi and Mrs
Mrs Andrew l. spur DIS visiting her SON
enc do"shlcr nIaw. Mr ana Mrs ". -
S' S,- r TYsG s6saser and nor two ,nl
drgn are 'ttinl r4l4,i ves near laurel SIT.
bride formerly Miss NcjIa puruy whose
marriage zoos ii@cv mere last month.
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Keep Your Skin
Free From Hairs
talodes of To-davl

WIN me multitude Of meritorious
toilet requisites on tho ,nnr,s, wi ."uS
really ineXcusable for any wom,n ~
nave poor complexion. but possibIy,
the most important adjunct to miladv.s
toilet table is common powdered dol,
tone which has been found TO be yerv
effective In Kidding the skin Of ugly.
unsightly hairs
To use this homemade hair 70
mover make thick paste with some
OF the deiatone powder and water:
spread th:s over the hairy surface and
atter or minutes rub off, wash the
SKIN ana every trace OF the hairs has
vanished This simple treatment is
quite harmless and VIII not even mar
the skin; but to avoid annoyance or
disappointment II is advisable to get
the delatonc from Your druggist in n
small original Observation-Disclosures
mcnt.
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GORD0NSVlLiE
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Gordonsvilic. Va. July E-Cicoryc Good
win, OF Danville. the CUES, "A Tow DAYS
this week of his sister. Mrs W. T.. Richards
In the city.
Miss Lille Eabcr. chief operator a, Tho
local telephone Office. t. now on her v,c,-
ton with relatives and friends in clifton
Forge.
W. !. Rallies aud family after Visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Watkins have
returned TO their home in Richmond
MISS Evelyn Martin has returned from, -
weeks visit to relatives in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. j. IIolladay and Mis-.
fe"rl Davenport after visit to relatives
and friends in the Valley Of Virginia have
returned TO their homes here.
Miss Mary Lou Boston. of Tarboro Y q
has arrived 10 visit her sister. Miss Solljn
Boston at Hickory Iiil."
IL. NJ. Niche. after spending the past soy
H,"i months with his parents. Captain aud
Mrs L. NJ. Niche. in South GordorsviIlc
left few days since for Atlanta On.
Charles Blunt and family. Of Richmond
were guests this week of Captain and Mrs
VI. Niche, parents OF Mrs. Blunt
LOWS Marshall. of Charlottesviile spon,
few days this week In the city. the
guest "f his brothcr-in-law. j. I. r SuecJ
w; X Freddy visited relatives ana friends
III Richmond this week
IN. Al'ss MnrEaret Holiday; of RapIdan, was
me Ee guest This week of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
li"i'aday, en- route to FishcrsvilIc
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AlTAVISTA
Ispeclnl 10 .rhc rlmes. ni.nn1ch |

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Altavisir Va. July lS.-Mrs Henrietta
rit@gcrSid. OF LynchburG. Z. visiting her
daughter Mrs. W. :. Corbin on Eirhth
street
Mr.. and Mrs y. n. Reid of Baltimore
arrived here on Wednesday aud are guests
~ tho lattcrs mother Mrs. ~ J.. Adams. on
t,Eih'h ,SSireyt
,iycs az Greiua.
MISS VIOLA Burnett left on Saturday for
= Two Wccks visit at Der unclc's Rev. T. T.
Hurnctt, at buruleys. Va.
Misses Ethel Hancock and Ruth Powell
Of &r"ina' WIN c. " Edwards. lef, on
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PROVIDENCE FORGE
[ special to The I'll,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Providence Forge. Va July Js.-Tha
banquet given here In the Masonic hall
on Thursday night by the Mann Page Lodge,
NO. 1o7, ~. t. ~ n. NJ. was elaborate and
enjoyable In all Its appointments a very
large crowd was In attendance. Including
visitors from four counties. I.ittlcbury
HaNan was toustninstcr, and Manly II
barns. Commemorative attorney Of New
hent County, delivered the address OF well
W. G.. Clark. Of New Kent. spoke OH tho
subject. why ! Mason and Chap
man Harrison of raiicyvilic. gave Il short
shetch on the history OF Masonry. j. u.
ruchardsou depicted how Providence Forge
appeared forty years ago. and r. l.. Mount
snst'c. who was the prophet OF tho occa-
n .oId now Providence Forge would ap-
pear twenty years hence
'eorKe Potts closed the occasion with
sonic Ideals "
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Mrs. Robert Perkins and Master w,,,,,
Perkins. OF Ashland

Mrs. Robert Perkins and M,,t.r wu.,,
Perkins. OF Ashland.
Mrs. Metcaif. of Missouri. Ia now tho
guest OF Mrs G. f. Goiiuday. of Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mcclure returned
to their home In Lynchburg on sunSaw
Mrs I;nie Bolton and children. OF ptrh-
mond. are tho guests of Mrs. w. A. Roberts
MISS Eivlra Moore. of Berryvilic liz visit .
Ing Miss Lucy cahe'i. OF Union Inn
Miss Anna scott. of Now York who ba.
been visiting at Union Hin. has iert m
attend the marriage of her niece Miss
Margaret Mayo Scott, OF Slatesvfllc n G.
Mrs. Russell Akcrs and children OF t;l.,I
stone were visitors of Mrs. sidney Bolto.
Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Darlington Catcli who
has been visiting her aunt, Miss Lucy CabelI
has returned TO her home Ia Waynesboro
Mr.. Pacel OF North Carolina. has been A,
visitor here for week.
Willie Shelton. OF Richmond, is among
the visitors OF "inglcwood."
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SOUTH BOSTON

jSpeca 90 Tho Times pisputch.l
south BOSTON. Va Iuly ls-Thursday
evening VIII mark NJ initial opening OF
the new liaiifaN Country club Quite :,
unique program has been ARRANGED Tor m.
occasion, aud an orchestra viii be on hand
1" iHrnisA lnHsir Each member has is
sued three Invitations 10 three hncci,I
friends to aticud
Mrs David Kagland. Of Lynchburg, is
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NIMROD HALL
Especial TO The Tines.pisn.,ch q,

- F''P''I'I 70 7 Ilt IINtS- TlSpht Oh.
NimTod Hall. Va, July lS.-rhe very mama
s'E"'s "l hunting ishing and such sports
and that accounts. In part for tha many
men VINO ar" here, ana In that particular
TINS place differs from most summer re-
sorts The fame of "Nimrod Han" has
gone abroad. And why this fame? IL il
because every successful fisherman is proud
OF his achievements and everybody knows
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