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Sixth avenue, by the members of the Lutheran congregation, of which MT. Schrader is pastor, the congregation in body calling at the home to dem- onstrate that it remembered the fact that the day was the second anniver sary of the wedding of the honorees.
 Games were played during the ev ening, music was enjoyed, and tempt ing refreshments were served. The members of the congregation testified in substantial manner to the esteem in which they hold the pastor and his helpmeet Mr. and Mrs. Schrader re- called the difficulties which had to be overcome by Mir. Schrader when, two years ago, he tried to go to Fort Wayne, Ind, to claim his bride. The floodwaters of half a dozen rivers had spread over much territory in that section of the country, great damage being done. and Mr. Schrader travel ed many miles to go short distance, but finally he reached Fort Wayne and the marriage ceremony was sol emniZed.
 Mrs. Walter Terry is visiting rela4 tives at Little Rock.
 -Ss-
 The condition of Mrs. C. A. Kientz was last night reported as unchang- cd.
 Miss Vera Powell of Maiden, MO-. is the guest of Mrs. ". A. Payne, 3o2 West Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. E. 0. Sanford has returned from visits with relatives and friends at various points in Texas.
 Mrs. R. l.. Fish. who is receiving treatment at the Clark Sanitarium is reported as improving nicely.
 Mrs. R. F. Lee who recently under went an operation, is reported as i'm proving at a satisfactory rate.
 Mrs. Felix Smart has returned from delightful visit with MT. and Mrs. J. w. Bunch at Waldstein.
 Mrs. Arthur Mills and little daugh- ter kilueIlHe VIII SpSHu H~AI "SSAN with relatives at Walnut Lake.
 Miss Rosalie Philpot of Pine Bluff will arrive next week to visit MISS Margaret Henniger.--Little ROCK Democrat.
 The Beau Not club will be enter tained this afternoon by Miss Ruth Rutherford, at her home in West Second avenue.
 Mrs. J. J. Dicken left yesterday Tor her home in Monticello, after visit of several days with her sister, Mrs Garrett Howsen.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Sage, IT,, ana baby left yesterday for Conway where Mrs. Sage will visit her par ents for several days.
 Mrs. I.eona Ritter of Little ROCK was called to Pine Bluff yesterday because of the critical condition oi her aunt, Mrs. M. D. Howsen.
 Mrs. w. S. Ballard is reported as progressing nicely, following the operation for appendicitis, perform ed at the Davis hospital Thursday.
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Royal NeighbOrs Have Informal Reception.

Mrs. J. J. Hope entertained the Royal Neighbors of America yester- day afternoon, at her home, 1903 West Barraque street, in honor of Mrs. Grace Marris, district deputy of the order, of Dermott A delightful time was had and delicious refreshments were served.
 Those in attendance were Mesdames Halie Daniels, Minnie McFalls. Lola Elkins, Anna Galster, Letha Elkins, Minnie Johnson Callie Hamilton, Cara Campbell, Lizzie Earnest, Katie Dunrod, Laura Piper, Minnie Hayes, Lula Bethge, Grace Marris, Laura Hope and Messrs. J. J.. Hope, Hayes and II. s. Hope.
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ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY.

Do you want swell hat at small expense these hard times? Let me make it for you, using your materials if you prefer, with our hobby new shapes. We reblock and dye old hats for $1. Hours 1 to 3 D. m. Telephone 2053. Mrs. Nell kirchgraber, 1405 South Main street. If
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pjacc for Everythino.

"Confound it, Emily, where do yoo keep the pins? I've seen looking higD and low for one for ten minutes III wager there isn't all article os the sort ill tho house. If we men ran our offices like yor women" "Oh. Doro thy, shake out the vacuum cleaner for mamma, dear. and take pin right away to papa"
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Wanted to Collect.

aill (on the third story. to Tom, on the fifth)--"I say, Tom, whenever con. venient, would youse mind dropping a hammer CT a brick or anything hard on my head? Oi just been takin' out some accident inSurancei"-Buffale Courier
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Water Cure for irsar.ty.

fin :he insane asylum a. stockton, cal., 85 Der cent. Of the curable pa tents are cured by baths--hot, cold ,r electric Electric light and Ice packs. mild exercise and rnany games are part of the treatment. Some ot he patients spend aigh. or tan hours n tho water daily
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Tire Church of Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech streets. C. c. Cline, minister.
 Morning subject: "Our Departures From the Truth" Evening subject: "Cniversal Salvation"
 Bible students, 3 D. m., Mrs. J. G Taylor teacher.
 Christian Endeavor, 6:30 D. m., Miss Nancy Brummett, president.
 Ladies Aid, Monday, 2:30 D. m., Mrs A. w. Scruggs, president.
 Prayers and praise meeting. We'd nesdav nght, 7:3O, p. m., p. D. Rus sell, leader.
 Choir rehearsal, Friday night, 7:3o'
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Pedd1ers Being Fined.

Police Officer Evan Parnell is mak- ing campaign against peddlers who ar- doing business without license, and in each case where a warning has brought no result, arrest is being made. Police Judge J. R. Stewart is assessing a fine against the offender in each case.
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Literary Society Has EniGyable Program.

The following program was render ed yesterday at the weekly meeting of the literary society of the Sixth avenue school:
 Recitation, Alice Parker.
 Original story, Corinne Smart. Reading, Mildred Scott.
 Debate Resolved, That Nathaniel Greene Was a Greater Soldier Than Joseph E. Johnson"; affirmative, Ezra Cochran and Geraldine Johnson; negative, Sidney Marx and lmogene Alexander.
 Reading, Beaufort Holland.
 Recitation, Dorothy Davis.
 Reading, Dan Byrd.
 Jokes. Paul Simmons.
 Reading, Mildred Bell.
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The iPresbyterian Church.

Services by the pastor Il a. m. ana 7::SO D. m. At the request or several ce his friends Dr. Norris will preach at night on "The Woman Question Bibiically Considered"
 The choir is rehearsing it's forth ccn.ing "Easter Cantata," beautiful setting of the resurrection story, by Ms. Ashford. The solo work will Dc ,ione by Miss Harrell, Mrs Dancy Mss Atkinson, Messrs. Dan Taylor Troupe, Culpepper and Levy, and the v:c,in parts by Prof. Seibert
 This will be given the night oi Faster Sunday, and the public may exEect musical feast.
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First Baptist Church.

Corner Sixth avenue and Cherry street w. J. F.. Cox, pastor.
 Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. T. N Harper, superintendent. Special mls- nisonary day with interesting pro- gram.
 Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Morning subject Qualifications of Success Evening subject: "The Door of Hope" Baptism
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AT THE CHURCHES
Trinity Church (EpiscopaD
,orner West ThirI avenue and Oak

Corner West ThirG avenue and Oak st1 1eet.
 As the rector is going to Camden surday afternoon there will be no service at night. Otherwise the usual services will be held, namely Holy Communion z a. m., Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer and ser non II a. m.
 As this is Palm Sunday the serv- ices, music and sermon will be 1A keeping with the day. Palnx Sunday usl.ers in Holy Week tho final period O the Lenten season. Announcement ot the Good Friday services will be made in ample time. And the Chris tiar public may rest assured that the church which instituted the great festival of Easter will see to it that ttis glorious day, when it comes 's properly celebrated by her many con- gregations.
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Repartee.

4 woman witness. in the course CT | long ramblius statement, remarked: "He sa.t he was as good as me, ana said 60 was l. I told him he wes no man. and he said neither vas l.
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Lutheran Chnrch.

Sixth avenue and Florida streets, ". c. Schrader, pastor.
 Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
 Morning service 1O:45; evening service 7:3O. Good Friday service at D. m., All services will be held in tha English language. A cordia. invitation is extended to all to at tend these services.
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An unusual offering all next week, $2.50 discount on Hoosjer Cabl- nets, at usual club plan. Reap x Crawford Furniture company. 3-1S-4t
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Nal'rjapc License.

License was issued yesterday for the wedding of Foster Freemon ana Miss Ruby Paty.
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The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal church will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of D. G. Maxey, 9O7 West Third ave- nue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-27

round neck 2 p'! that combination ia2 very pretty and also a very fa4,S4orahle one. bur on warmer days, no doubt, tl,e iiitIc 3lk will want tne sleeves cut off and tnnsc that extend to ihc elbows on'v can he used. ','e view thpr' s''o= eestion Ger making of plain material with q little collar over the back of the shoulders andthi4 collar Is sCallopcd, If something rather more child-Iikc than the beli is wanted. big hutton-holcs can be cut and worked at the waist line and ribbon passed through them or for the very little child, the dress can be left to hang per- fcctly free. In the picture, the material IS a pretty little dotted lawn, but this Is q frock that can be inade of ingham, chambray, lawn, lowered batistc, or of white handkcr- chief linen or of fine white batiste or of cotton voile and whether 1t is made of white or of a color and whether the ma tcrial Is of one sort or of another will de- tcrmine its use. The little frock illustrated Is an exceedingly practical one. Handkerchief lawn with a collar and with the sleeves cut skort and finished with scallops and ribbon passed
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,fter the evening sermon.

after, the evening sermon.
 b Y. P. T.. at 6:30 D. m.
 Ladies' Missionary and Aid society Monday at 3 ?. m., mothers meeting S..ecial program.
 Prayer and praise service Wednes" day at 7:30 D. m.
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The meeting of the Social Service cub, which was to be held this after noon with Mrs. Sextus Wilson, has been postponed until Saturday April 2
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Mrs. Ernest Sparks leaves Sunday for a visit with relatives at several points in Texas. MT. Sparks will ac- company her as far as Lewisville, Ark.
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-Anyone wishing to Ony or Sell Jefferson county script call on Cnaa veil Suppl co. VI
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 place much quite different will needed a yd of material P in wide 21 y yds wde May sizes from It will be Fashion Department
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Daily Fashion al1<s
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SIMPLE lEH'-S WllH iaSa-LE@7- '-'f3E<S
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Lutheran Congregation Surprises Pastor.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Schrader were given a delightful surprise yesterday evening, at their home at 11l2 East
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The meeting of the Sixth avenue school improvement association, to have been held yesterday, was post poned to a later date, yet to be an- nCunced.
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Mrs. T. A. Wilson, who has been undergoing treatment at the Davis hospital for fortnight, has improved greatly and will be removed to her home in day or two.
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Reba, little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Gill. gave a social yester- day afternoon to a number of her friends, as means of celebrating her ninth birthday. The afternoon was enjoyably spent at the Gill home, 916 West Fifth avenue, and delicious re- treatments were served.
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MT. and Mrs. Frank Arnold and lit tie daughter Margaret, are expected to arrive within few days from Fl Paso, Texas, where they spent the winter, and to spend some time here with relatives.
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Mrs. Thomas Fleming returned yesterday from Eagle Mills, Ark. Where she spent the past few days as the guest of her son and daugh- ter, MT. and Mrs. J. N. Sanders.
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Mrs. Etta B. Smith is out again after being confined to her bed as a result of a fall, suffered about ten days ago, at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Sam Vaulx.
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J. H. Steed, who has been critical ly ill at his home, 802 Main street for some days, was considered ill g critical condition last night.
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Miss Vera Powell of Maiden, MO-. is the guest of Mrs. W. A. Payne, 3o2 West Sixth avenue.
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Mrs. Walter Terry is visiting rela. tives at Little Rock.
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Mrs. E. 0. Sanford has returned from visits with relatives and 1rlends at various points in Texas.
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The condition of Mrs. C. A. Kientz was last night reported as unchang- Cd.
Evening star., 1915-06-13

High School has returned to her homo
at Glade Springs, Va, after being here
for the past session.
Miss Mary Stuart Winter. who has
session. Is now the guest Of her aunt,
Miss Edith wallach will leave short
ly for Newport. R. l.. where she will
6er.! De the ss guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. David Carver and
dGaughter Ga,g,,1 are guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Miss Anna Day. who has been visit
ing IN Washington for some time. has
street
Mrs. James Kerr has returned to her
nome after visit of some weeks in
Baltimore and Washington.
Westmoreland Davis Of Leesburg was
a visitor here this week
MRS. Leonard Horner and family ar
rived this week and will be the guests
OF Mr, and Mrs. Julian c. Keith
W. F. Wilbur reached home this week
after an absence OF some weeks. dur
ing which time he visited the Panama
exposition at San Francisco.
Miss Elizabeth Hall of Lebanon. Pa.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isham Keith,
Harry Page of New York is the guest
or Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harry Pool.
Miss Ernestine Appleton has returned
nome from her school. accompanied
Dy her grandmother, Mrs. Goodwin of
Philadelphia.
Miss Eleanor Spilman OF Hagers-
town Is the guest of Gen. and Mrs.
B. D. Spilman.
Miss Rosa Neale Tongue has returned
nome after a visit to relatives In
Lynchburg.
Miss Lucy Spilman left Tuesday on
a months visit to friends in Maine.
MISS Susie Gaskins has returned to
her home from Front Royal, where she
has been teaching for the past ses-
sion.
Mrs. William H. Lewis of Broad
Kun is the guest of DIR. and Mrs.
Maphis
Miss Stanford of the warrenton High
school has returned to her homo in
Washington, D. C.
Miss Mary Gasson Of Fredericksburg g
IS the guest of Miss Helen Chamber
lain.
H. c. Spilman left this week on a
business trip to Georgia.
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jacksonville.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
DAWSONVILLE, Montgomery county.
Md. June 12.-Mr and Mrs. Milton
Darby gave a house party last Friday.
Saturday and Sunday at their residence
in Jacksonville. The guests were
Misses Mary White. Laura Allnutt. Va
leria Darby and Mrs. Florence Kicker
son. Saturday evening a number of
friends were entertained with music
and games and later refreshments were
served. Those present, In addition to
the house guests, were Misses Mary
Alice Ailnutt, Mary Griffith, Anna Lee
MRS Thomas c. Darby. Mrs. Milton Oar
by. William B. Allnutt. Bernard Bro
sus. Sprigg Hayes. Benonie Allnutt,
Ralph Shoemaker, Griffith Cissel. Pink
mutt. Richard T. White. jr.; Milton Dar-
by. James Neal and Roy Darby.
The Clarksburg Grammar School, Of
which Miss Katharine Hughes is prtn-
cipal and Miss Mary White assistant.
closed Friday Appropriate exercises
which cake and ice cream were served
the pupils and patrons who attended.
The closing exercises of the Dawson
Vile Grammar School were held at the
schoolhouse Saturday afternoon. Quite
a large number of the patrons were
present and much credit was accorded
Miss Mary Griffith. teacher. for the
training the pupils had received. Miss
Ellen Allnutt received a prize for hav-
ing made the highest average in the
school. At the closing OF the exercises
ice cream and cake were served.
Miss Sadie Alexander Of Creswell, N.
c.. is spending several weeks with Miss
Laura Allnutt. On her return home
Miss Allnutt will accompany her for a
visit of several weeks. Misses Caro-
line Henderson, Anna Pace. Mary White
and Maude Broome will go to Knox
viile, Tenn. next week to take a course
of six weeks at the University of
Tennessee.
The friends of Benonie Allnutt are
enjoying many delightful rides in his
new automobile.
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WARRENTON
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
wARRENTON. Va, June 12.-Gypsy
Smith, jr, last Sunday night began a
series of evangelistic meetings which
will continue for three weeks in a
large tent erected on tho post Office
lot. Thousands are in attendance each
afternoon and evening.
At the town election Tuesday the
following were elected without op-
position: A. o. Weldon. mayor; w. H.
Robertson, recorder; Edward Carter,
W. A. Garner, J. o. Hodgkin, T. E.
Pattie, r. e. Menefee. H. 1. Hutton
and s. c. Brittle. councilmen.
Misses Mamie and Mildred Lake have
returned to their home from West
hampton College. Richmond, Va.
Miss Ida May johnson of Roanoke Is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs ]. r. Colvin.
Mrs. William H. Payne ana her son.
Harry F. Payne, have taken rooms at
the Warren Green Hotel for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Howard PEBBLES and family are
guests of her mother. Mrs. Jennie NJ.
Payne, for the summer.
Mai r. A. Mcintyre has returned
from q business trip in South Caro-
lima
Miss Pauline Hull Of the warrenton
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LEESBURG.
pcpdence Of The star.

Special cnrr..pcndence Of The Star.
LEESBURG, Va. June 1.-THE cleo
tion for mayor. recorder and council
men for the town of Leesburg was
held here Tuesday, and there being no
opposition to Mayor Charles F. Harri-
son or Recorder Arthur e. Richard,
the election went of very quietly.
There were thirteen candidates for
oouncilmen, and the twelve elected
were Howard E. Cole, W. c. Safer. r.
c. Saunders, L. T. Fry, Samuel ". Nor
ris. B. V White. Louis c. Rollins. Oden
N Casey, Charles r. Lowenbach, Jo-
.ephus Carr. J. R. Hess and John T.
Hourihane The town sergeant and
niRht watchman will be appointed by
the council.
Miss Mary Janney. sister OF Charles
P Janney of Leesburg and daughter
of tho late James Janney Of Hillsboro.
Loudoun county. died suddenly from
heart disease at her home in Phila- :
deiphia Tuesday. She was about sixty
hve years old, and is survived by sew
eral sisters and brothers. Burial was
at Philadelphia Thursday.
News has been received here of the
death Of George w. Hevenner. former
Iy of Leesburg. which occurred at his
home In Waynesboro. Va. Sunday. He
was six.y-three years old, and is sur
vived by a wife, one son and a daugh-
ter Mr.. Hevenner formerly owned the
farm near here now belonging to T. S
Titus.
Mrs Belle Everhart, wife of George
Everhart, died after long illness OF
a implication OF diseases at the home
OF her son. Frank Everhart, near Low
ettsville. Sunday. aged seventy six
years, She was a daughter of the late
Washington Myers of this county and
a sister of the late Capt. Frank Myers
She is survived by her husband, one
daughter. Mrs. Kate Wenner. and two
sons. Walter and Frank Everhart, all
of Loudoun. Funeral services were
held Tuesday, Rev. Charles T. Herndon
of Salem, Va. and Rev. W. F. Gale Of
iciating. Burial was made in Lake
view cemetery. Hamilton.
Isaac u. Stocks died at his home near
Round Hill. Loudoun county. Thurs
day from paralysis He was sixty-six
years Of age: He leaves a wife and one
daughter. Mrs. Walter Benedum OF
Purcellyille. Interment was at HamiI-
ton
Bruce Bell died suddenly at the HON.
Of his son. Robert Bell. near Leesburs,
He was seventy-one years old and a
Confederate Veteran. He served In the
sth Virginia Regiment during the
civil war. He Is survived by q wife
four d1o8ncofss mrs. CHARLES Brown OF
Washington. d. C.; Mrs. John Kirk
patrick. Mrs. Thomas Moriarty and
Mrs. Carey Jones. and three sons
Thomas. Robert and Snowden Bell. All
of Leesburg. The funeral took placs
Tuesday, Rev. Frank Ridout oficiatine
Burial was in Union cemetery, Lees.
burg.
The horse show dance at the town
han Wednesday night was attended BY
Q large crowd from Washington. Bal.
timors. Chicago. New York and
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adapta bility for the raising Of various
crons III, .s..snv thH man

crops will accompany the map.
An interesting meeting Of the Junior
school League Of Forestville was neio
Fri Friday. June IL A new school ,,tnEs n9,la-
Mrs Henry shryock entertained the
Monday Bridge Club this week. Mrs.
orland A. Chamblin winning hrst prize
and Mrs. George L. Keyes second prize:
The Fortnightly Club met SATURDAY
subject of Belgium being continued to
| the next meeting with Mrs. Maurice
Stroud of Floris. Misses Thornton gave
a piano duet. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde
Woman's Clubs. which met in FairIax
in May. Arrangements we're completed
Tor the chautauqua which is given next
week under the auspices Of the clup;
ferson district school board. delivered
the diplomas to about sixty graduates.
Herndon Chapter. Order of the East
ern Star, Miss Nettie Pauline Brad
shaw worthy matron. met Friday even
/ being transacted.
The Triangle class met Thursday
evening with Miss Amy L. Burton Tor
farewell reception to Misses Eliza.
beth Woodruff, Matte Wickline and
Sadie Bready. out-of-town pupils in
the Herndon High School. Music and
games were features Of the evening
entertainment.
Ralph Phillips and Arthur Mullen,
jr.. of Herndon were acquitted after a
two-day trial in the Fairfax circuit
court Of the charge Of holding up and
robbing Robert Wlehle. postmaster and
merchant Of Wiehle. on the night OF
April 5. c. Vernon Ford and Wilson
Farr represented the commonwealth.
and Walter Tansill Oliver and Amos
c. Crounse of Herndon the defendants.
Or. W. L. Mcdowell Of Washington.
district superintendent. preached at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day morning. Rev. John c. Kerr
preached Sunday evening. his subject
being The Reality Of Conversion AS
a Fact of Consciousness"
Charles c. Carlin. representative
from the eighth congressional district.
was the chief speaker at the school
fair held at Alexandria courthouse
Friday.
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July II Mr.. and Mrs. simms leave fol
Waynesville. N. c.. where he will
preach the dedicatory sermon Of the
handsome church there. the erection Of
which began during his pastorate Of
five years.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre
gational Church met in all-day session
Thursday with Mrs. Harry w. Tins.
man.
Tuesday afternoon the Methodist La.
dies Aid met with Mrs. Benjamin F
Mcguire.
W. Floyd Middleton has purchased the
Albert Heitmuller farm of ffty-three
acres at Floris.
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Detwilel
have returned from Fredericksburg
where they attended the commence.
ment exercises of the State Normal
their daughter. Miss Beulah Mae Det
wiler. being one of the graduates
Misses Lucy wilkins and Selma Nc.
Millen, who were students there, have
returned to their homes here.
The Federation of Ladies and Girls
Organized Classes of Fairfax count,
meets here on June % and "a A recep.
tion will be gisen the delegates in Wal.
ker's Hall Wednesday evening. Thurs.
day an all-day meeting will be hello
in Darlington's grove, with a mass
meeting at night.
Children's day exercises will be held
In three Sunday schools of the towr
June 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paca Oberlin and chill.
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Oberlin OF
Washington are occupying their sum.
| mer homes at Oak Grove In the sub.
urbs.
Rev. Arthur G. Grimian of Falli
Church will preach at st. Timothy's
Herndon. tomorrow afternoon,
representatives of the bureau o1
soils. Department of Agriculture, are
| now at work upon a complete sol
| survey of Fairfax county It will
probably take several months for the
completion of the examination ant
mapping OF the soils. which will bt
made upon the map by colors ant
shading. The map will also show thl
| location OF the various roads, churches 5
schools. railroads. etc. A report show.
ing the nature OF the soils and theil