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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26
AUTO BREAKDOWN IS
CAUSE OF MANS DEATH
J. Howard Kirk, of Mifflin, Caught
Cold While Returning From
Harrisburg
PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH
College Students and Teachers
Home For Summer Vaca-
ton at Mifflintown
PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH
BY Special Correspondence

MifitintoWn. Pa, June 26.-Dr.
and Mrs. p. NJ. Lands and children
motored to Lancaster and spent sew
eral days with his parents.-Mrs. Nor
man Wise. of Philadelphia, and
nieces, Mary and Bennett Junkin, of
this place, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Watts at Belleville.-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hackenberger and AL
bert Hackenberger, Jr.. and Miss
Mary Fasick motored to the home
OF Louis Long near Pleasant View
on Sunday, Howard Kirk, of
Miffiin. died at his home Wednesday
evening of acute pneumonia. Mr..
Kirk was at Harrisburg on Sunday
and on the way home the auto broke
down and he had several hours wa it
Tor repairs and contracted a cold,
which on Wednesday developed into
pneumonia. Mr.. Kirk has been pro-
prietor of book and news store in
Mlfi1in for a score of years and was
also secretary and manager of the
electric light company-Misses Helen
and Margaret Vincent, of Danville,
are visiting at the home of their
uncle, Thad Vincent-Miss Sara
Berry is home from Shippensburg
State Normal school for the summer
Vacation.-Mrs. j. K. Robson and
son James spent several days last
week in Harrisburg with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Stoner,-Miss Zahm, of Wilkes
Barre, is the guest of the Misses Roth
rock.-Miss Maude Keller is home
from Irving College, Mechanicsburg,
for her summer vacation.-Hayes Sic
Der left Tuesday for California to at
tend the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Clyde Fasick and Blair Ernest, stu
dents at Gettysburg College, are home
for the summer vacation.-Miss
Louise Zackman, instructor in music
at Albright College, Myerstown, re-
turned home on Saturday for the sum-
mer vacation. She was accompanied
by Miss Lurker, of Fort Thomas, KY,
who will visit for some time.-Miss
Grace Evans, of Lancaster, who has
been visiting Hazel Auker for the
past two weeks, returned home on
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Bou-
sum and son Robert and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Arbogast and two sons
spent Thursday at Harrisburg.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank Patterson spent
Sunday in Tuscarora with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Craig and children of
Baltimore. who are camping there.
Robert T. Kulp, who recently grad
uated from the law department of
the University of Pennsylvania, is
visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Kulp. .-..
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26
VILLAGE DELIVERY Of
GREENCASTLE MAIL
First Borough in State of PennsyI-
vania to Be Supplied Under
New System
SIX CARRIERS WILL DO WORK
New Addition to Greencastle Pub
lie School Building to
Cost $4,000
BY Special CORRESPONDENCE

Greencastle. Pa, June 26.-Through
the efforts of Postmaster II, E. Petrie.
Greencastle will have village delivery
of mail after July 1. Greencastle is
the first office to have village delivery
in the State. The five rural mail car
riers will be assisted by City Carrier
Luther Koser. There will be two de-
liveries. one at s a. m. and the other
at D. m.-Miss Eva Mayhugh, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel MayhuCh.
near Greencastle, and Allen Brum-
baugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7.
Brumbaugh. were united in marriage
Saturday evening by the Rev. DR.. A,
b. Station at Hagerstown.-The con-
tract for the erection of the new addi-
ticn to the Greencastle public school
building has been awarded to Hol-
linger & Son, of Shady Grove. for
S1S.OOO.-H. B. Baker, a Waynesboro
contractor, commenced work this week
on a large Touring mill for Harry
Weibel, of Hagerstown, at the south
ern end of Greencastle. The mill will
have capacity of rs to 90 barrels n
day and will be operated by electricity.
A. G. McLanahan. who is visiting
his daughter at Jacksonville, Fla, has
purchased large orange grove in that
section, which will be in charge of his
son. B. u. McLanahan.-The Christian
Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian
Church entertained all the local Chris
tian Endeavor societies at q social in
the Presbyterian chapel on Tuesday
evening.-The following young ladies
left to-day for a ten days sojourn in a
cottage at Pen Mar: Misses Dorothy
Shook, Gladys Fleming, Mabel Koser,
Isabel Reymer, Sue Craig, Elizabeth
McLanahan, Lillian Carl, Ruth Strock
and Margaret Bert. Misses Olive
Shook and Pearl Rhodes will chaperon
the party. Miss Dorothy Shook enter
tanned the campers at a luncheon on
Wednesday afternon.-A number of
Greencastle young folks held a straw
ride to Kauffman's Station on Monday
evening, where they were entertained
at the home of Miss Katherine Fuss
Miss Elizabeth Brendle is visiting
friends in Cadiz, Ohio.-Miss Kath-
crime Martin, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of relatives at Ash Spring farm.
Miss Maude Eby is spending two
weeks in York.-The Rev. e. w. Leech
and family, of Baltimore are guests
at the home of Jacob Crunkleton.-
Miss Ruth Henneberger has returned
to Philadelphia to resume her studies
as trained nurse in the Episcopal
Hospital.-Miss Viola Barnhart spent
the past week In Philadelphia.-Th
last meeting of the T. n. c. Club for
the winter was held on Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. II. S. Snyder.
Professor +. w. Porter, of York.
and daughter. Miss Mary Porter, are
guests in the home of ]. d. Porter. y
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26
Two of Millersburg's Pet
Fox Squirrels Die in Park
By Special Correstondsnee

NIiIIersburg, Pa, June 26.-During
the big storm Tuesday, hail of small
size fell in this district but little dam
age was done to crops.-Two of the
young fox squirrels in the park died
during the week from some unknown
cause. The animals seem to lack vim.
Recent births-a daughter, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. BretZ, and son,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Sny-
der.-Sarah Jane Feidt, a 15-month-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 70. Feidt,
died Sunday night after several weeks
illness and was buried at Killinger
Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. j. w.
Frank left on Tuesday on a visit to
relatives in Champagne, ILL.,; Elkhart,
Ind, and other towns in the West.
They will be gone about four weeks.
Mrs. G. Roy Meyer is the guest of
her parents at Reading.-Miss Ruth
Grimm and Cora Snyder will leave
Monday on a trip to the Panama-Pa-
cific Exposition.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26
WEDDING RECEPTION
At ]. ]. SHAFFER HOME
Son Married Miss Edith Faust, of
Philadelphia, Visited
Groom's Parents
WILL LIVE In QUAKER CITY
Many Costly and Useful Gifts Pre-
sented to Newly-Wedded
Couple
WILL LIVE In QUAKER CITY
By SteeiaI Correshonderee

Malta, Pa, June ga very en-
toyable event took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Shaffer on Sun
day. when a wedding reception was
given for their son. Isaac, and his
bride. Miss Edith Faust, of Phila-
delphia. Many invited guests and rel
atives were present, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Lemon.
of Paxton; Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dep
pen, and daughters. Katie and Leah,
and grandson, Kermit Wilmer; Mr..
and Mrs. David Herbe and daughter,
Catherine, and Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Lenker and son. Stanley, of County
line; w. d. Shaffer and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Shaffer, of Hickory Corners;
Mrs. Sarah Kopenhaver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Dockey, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bonner, and daughters, Daisy
and Dorothy, and sons, Stanley and
Russell, of Pillow: Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther E. Kopenhaver, of Gratz; Geo.
Swartz and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Romberger, and daughter, Emma and
son, William, of Higgins: MIR. and Mrs.
John II. Burlington, and daughter,
Alfrieda. and C. H. Herbe and fam
lily. All extended congratulations to
the young couple and presented them
with many costly and useful gifts con-
sisting of silver and aluminium ware.
cut glass and linens. The couple left
for Philadelphia on Monday where
they will start housekeeping in their
newly furnished home. - Albert
Snyder and son Walter, of Harrisburg
visited at the home of John w. Snyder
on Sunday.-Charles ]. Snyder and
E. D. Messner of Millersburg, were in
town on aturday.-Harry Heckert
and Daniel Rodel of Dalmatia called
here on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Fl. Wertz and wife are spending the
week at the home of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoneroad near
Rife.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26
BEAN BAKE AT ROCK CLIFE

Marietta, June 26,-On Thursday
evening the Marietta Khetol Club en-
joyed a bean bake and feast at Rock
Cliffe opposite this place. They had
as their guests number of young
men from Lancaster and Harrisburg.
About 80 were at the festive board,
toasts were responded to, and all had
a delightful time. Music was a feature
of the evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26

THE ADVENTURES OF FAIRY sILVERWINGS

Then she though HOME. people
She thought of their honey this o that,
And she said why remind m o
Whom left back in Faryland suppose
We might be related funny
Perhaps n ong g-a-go dayi
For they've hands and feet
They laugh and they they talk they eat
They have mammas and little too
then a a
81 declare" said Snverwings laughing in glee.
THAT baby GIANT reminds of MEL
That's how act when home.
10 her good had to
Well, ones ire he he
they might catch spying. I'll clover"
for the o Fairy sIIverwings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26

siIverwings watches the Giants Eat
All cudded down in the shape of worm
silverwings wriggIed and silverwings squirmed
In the wee clover cushion so warm and so soft.
Then suddenly lifted her wee head aloft
And looked all about her. 1t seemed that she sat
On a throne of glass. placed a white mat
On dningroom table large and round
And ever far from the floor; then a sound
OF happy laughter fell her ears. It was loud
And came from large noisy crowd
OF people. (To her they were giants so greaD.
Who. while they were laughing. greedily ate
OF things sitting all around her the table;
To just have a taste of that good looking JAM
. Or bite of that most luscious looking cold hami
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26

BY Special Correspondence
Dillsburg, Pa, June 26.-Joshua
Dearborn, of South Baltimore street,
the oldest male resident of Dillsburg,
on Monday celebrated his eighty
fourth birthday. Mr.. Dearborn, who
is retired farmer. is very active. be-
ing able to attend to his garden and
truck patch. and in spite of his ad-
vanced age he is able to read his
daily newspaper without the aid of
glasses, and keeps we'll posted on
current events. Mr.. Dearborn enjoys
exceptional good health, and does not
have a single ailment of any kind.
Mr.. Dearborn is the father of eleven
children, nine of whom are living and
are located in various parts of the
United States, Edward p. Dearborn
lives at Holland. Kan; John Dear
dorff at The Dallas, Ore; Joseph
Dearborn at Malvern. Iowa; Mrs.
Lewis Bentz at Wellsville, Pa; Mrs.
R. R. Flohr at York Springs; Mrs.
II. w. Grove, William Dearborn, NJ.
P. Dearborn and Henry Dearborn, all
at Dillsburg,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26
BIG CROP OF PEAS
Br Special Corespondenee


Montandon, Pa, June 26.-Chil-
dren's Day exercises were held in the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
The strawberry crop in this and ad-
joining counties was a large one, ber-
ries selling as low as three cents a
box. Peas are a drug in the markets
and the truckers find it difficult to
dispose of their crop.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reigel and daughter, Helen,
of New Castle, will spend vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Pfleegor and d. II. Reigel.-Miss Mar
tha Park has gone to Buffalo where
she will spend the summer.-Mrs.
Clarence Bernhart, of Berwyn, is vis-
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Park.-Meade Voneida and bride, of
Philadelphia, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Voneida.-Mr.
and Mrs. Furman Dieffenderfer, of
Williamsport, spent Monday at Elmer
Shaffer's.-Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Pflee-
gor of Muncy, autoed to this place
on Sunday and visited at the home
of j. S. Pfleegor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-26

BindnauEIes Church. = Mrs. Adam
myra after spending some time at her
sons home, here. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron G. Bomgardner, of Bellegrove
visited ]. A. Farling family, on We'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
BRISTOL
Special TO The Times !

Special TO The Times Disuatch.
htiSloL. VA, October @3.-The
nome of former Governor and Mrs
John !. Cox was the scene OF a bril-
hamt reception this afternoon. corrrii-
m"htary 10 Mrs. Joseph II. Fleming.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Cox. who
recently returned from her bridal tour,
ana MIS- Matthew Il. Cox. a daughter
iI-i"w ~ 'ormcr Governor and Mrs
con Man" callci at the Cox home
during tho afternoon. and the hostess
ana a commute served dainty refresh
mcnts.
Among "a" rcl;' tives and friends .ho
went TO Johnson Cit! on Wednesday
u attend The wedding of Miss Mar
"ar"t possc" and O'an Ware werr Mr..
and Mrs i. H. Dose" and lt;ie .lrus:h
ter. Amanda. Ealpn Dosscr. Mr. ana
Mrs. j. /. Tain and daughter. Miss
Nellie Fam
Mrs. cna.i,s II. Slack. Of washing.
ton. Will 10 :he aIesi of H.!stol rcla =
uvcs and friends Turing the "omin1,
week. ~ wH'lc here will entertain
- Hristo. audience with nei lecture.
Historic Spots in Tennessee" This
lecture will he given under the auspices
Of the Sycamore Shoals Chapter of the
daughters of the American Revolu :
ton.
Eev. ana AR. Harry iutsaY were
visitors here this week. They stopped
here en- route 10 Mountain City, Tenn,
where MIR iiuiscll is To he located in
the ministry during the ensuing Moth
odiSt Conference year.
Mrs. Isaac Powers and daughter. Mrs.
Robert Porter, Of nunsannon. Va. are
quests OF Mrs. Ezra Powers, on Penn
Sylvania Avenue.
Misses stella ana t:stcllc Kane after
n visit to Miss Margaret Earker, have
returned To Gate city, Va.
Mrs. John j. IIagcr has returned
from chattanooGa. where She spent
three weeks with her husband.
Miss Ida Virginia cox, Of Joncsboro
Tenn. was visitor i'm E.iSto this
week. She is planning for n trip to
New York and other Eastern cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
ARVONIA

AHNONl.A. VA. October 22.-Dr. and
Mrs. Willard Albin Saunders. accom-
panied by Dr John Robcr; BaGby. ar
rived AT ORC Bank on Friday from
Norfolk, their home. They returned
On sunday
The Rev. w Nice. Miller was in
stalled as pastor of the local Pres
Oytcrian Church on Sunday. The Rev.
Hugh III. Hudson, OF charlottesville,
and the Rev. W. j. King Of iIampdcn-
sidney, together with Elder y. s Hail,
OF buckingham. forming the commits
SION MIR. Miller will later be Installed
nj Howardsville and Scottsvillc
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. L. Norman, OF New
Canton, left on Tuesday for Mrs. Moor
mans old home at Strashurr Accom-
panying them We're Mr. and Mrs. Bcr-
nice Anderson, who went as far as
Staunton, where they will visit rcla-
lives.
Judge Alexander Hall, accompanied
by Miss Mamie Ellis and Master Ed
ward Ellis motorcd to Arvonia ON
Saturday, spending two days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Ietchcr
Pitts. r. !.
Or. and Perkins Glover. ac-
companied by Mrs. \. l.. Pitts, spent
SATURDAY with friends at Mantco.
Mr. and Mrs Long, of Hamlet. y.
G, arc the guests Of Mrs. T. II. Pat
tcson. Of New Canton
Col. Albert j. Terrell motorcd to
Caryshrook 10 attend the Fluyanna
County fair on Wednesday,
Mrs. English, Of AItavista. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs l.. H. shank.
Miss Winifrcd sNm"da Pitts left a
few DAYS ago 70 spend the winter at
Cass. w Va
William + Horner. OF Rosemary.
y, g. vas visitor here ana in Other
portions Of buckingham County This
weeA lie viii shortly so, accompanied
ny Clinton H. Jones, 10 81. Louis, Mo
20 attend 10 business connected with
The estate % III" la,c Mrs. Louisa 7
Zones.
MI. and Mrs William Williams spen,
Saturday and sunday At Mrs. WIN.
iamSs old home IN Shores. Va.
The Rev. " j. King. Of !iampdcn.
sioney, spent last week a, the HON,
OF the R"v. and Mrs W McC. Miller a
the mausc mere.
The Rev FiumIuor T. Jones visitc,
MS old home al New store on Monday
and on Tuesday visited Paul " Jones
~ Hheppards, and Mrs Matthew cox
80 Hickory Manor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
HARRlSONBURG NORMAL

HARRiSoNBuRG, VA, DC .obcr "a
The various classes in the normal
school have elected officers for the
year as follows:
The senior ciass-Miss t.lizabcth
Grcavcs. Of Crozct. president; Miss
Esther Hubbard, of Roanoke. Va. vice.
president: Miss Edn2 Dochcrt, IIar-
risonburG. Va. secretary: Miss Lucy
Calling, Norfolk. Va. treasurer.
The junior claSs-Miss Helen Hcyl.
charlottesville, VA. prcsidcnt: Miss
Mabel k"ndiG. StuartS Draft. VA. vice
president: Miss Nellie Pace. Henry
County. secretary; Miss Marion Brand,
Texas. treasurer.
The sophomore class-Miss Madpe
Bryan. Norfolk. Va, president: Miss
Ruth Wallace, Covinrton, Va, vice.
president: Miss Dorothy Sppnncr. Pc
tersburg. Va, secretary: Miss Gertrude
Pierce. buckingham County, treasurer.
The freshman clasS--Aliss Dorothy
Richardson. Alexandria. Va, president;
Miss Pauline Calender, Pleasant VAL
ley. Va, vice president; Miss Annie
Lewis. Lynwood. Va. secretary; Miss
Lucille Rothgcb. Roanoke. Va, treas
urer
y joint meeting Of the three literary
societies was held last week. Miss
Esther Hubbard is prcsid mt Of the
Lee Society; Miss beatrice Coleman
Is president of the l.anier Society, and
Miss Mary Jordan is president Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
BOYDT0M

Especial III The Times Dispatch.
BOY DION. VA. October 23-NrS. +.
G. Bcdingcr has returned frnm II visit
to her husband Il; Catawba. Mr.. Bed
niger il expected to return in about
two weeks
The visiting attorneys attending
MecklcnburG Circuit Court this week
We're Walter G. Mcneil, y. Il. Dickin-
son. OF Richmond: Marvin Smithcy. of
i.awrcnccvillc. and General Register.
from oxford, y. G.
Mrs. GcorG" H. Thomson entertained
NJ bridge luncheon on "Wednesday.
The house WAS tastcfulIy decorated
in terms and Killarney roses. y course
luncheon was served at the card tables.
The guests present were Misses Alice
Faulkner, Mary Francis. Rachel Smell
ingS. Alice overbey. Lulic Baskerville.
Mamie Towncs, Laura Towncs, Laura
Nansant, Es;clle Thornton. VIC smith
Caroline McGraw, Richie McCraw and
Mary blanchard. and McSdameS John
Eoyd. baskerville, Ovcrbcy. BcdinGer.
Toonc. Turnbull, Finch and smith. OF
Chase city.
Mrs. J. IL. Eurgwynn and children
have returned to Wilson. y. G. after
spending several months with Mr.. and
Mrs. G T. Baskerville.
Mrs. w G. plea SAINTS, Jr. is VISITING
her parents. Mr. and Mrs X. II. Yanccy.
Of South Hill.
Judge w. X. Barksdalc suspended
court for Thursday to be present at
the Halifax Fair To Introduce MIR.
Bryan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

Stratford Society. Each society meets
once month.
Miss liilda Earton and Miss Pauline
Ashmead. OF tho class OF ."lJ. have
returned to school for post graduate
work.
John y. Wayl?nd. OF Union Thcologi-
cal Seminary. Richmond. spoke To the
students ut the assembly hour on Mon
day on behalf OF the Student Volun-
tecr Movement.
Miss Frances Sale. of the depart
ment of household arts. has taken up
her work Of supervising; tho Domestic
science work Of the r'ral schools in
Rockingham County.
Miss Margaret Rollc., of The PiotCs-
tant Hospital. Norfolk. gaze Il talk to
the physiology class on Wednesday
about "first Aid to the lnju. cd
Two hockey teams have organized
and are ready for practice daring the
fall months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
WAVERLY

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
NANERLf. October -. -- John p
May Of Philadelphia. visited his uncle,
lpr lohn +. May, and his sister, Mrs.
w. i. Williams. this week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. bradshaw have
moved from Ivor to Wavcrly ana are
residing in their handsome residence
OH East Main Street
Miss Grace West is visiting friends
in Rocky Mount, y. &.
Miss Evelyn May is spending sew
oral weeks with friends in Petersburg
ana Richmond
! Mrs w. +. Runaway. Jr.. and son.
| hnv" returned to their home ia Prince
ton. w. Va, after a months stay with
relatives in Wavcrly.
MIR. and Mrs. II. 7. West attended
the marriage of their son, Rosser Il.
! West. to Miss Nancy W. Webb in
Roanoke on Saturday last. returning
! to their home here ON Monday
Mrs. John T. May has returned hone
! after visit To friends in Richmond.
Miss hlary lIavlock of Norfolk, visit
ed her relatives and friends i'm WAY
I cr!y this week
! i'r. Douglass Freeman, OF Richmond
( preached ut the Waycrly Baptist
! Church last sunday night.
! y. u. Sristow. former principal Of
! 'h" WaVsrly High school. was the
!,ucSt 81 friends In Wavcrl. This v,c,;
William Il. Cooke, of Sussex. was in
I Wavcrly this week
Mi and Mrs. l.cathcrs. of Holland
We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Cray ON sunday.
oscar H. WrS; is spending the ,y..,;
/ in Richmoud.
Mi and Mrs. Thomas IT, Horrcston
Mrs. {. l.. Smith ana Miss Myrtle Har-
r'Son, J. i. West. il. ana others visit
I'd Petersburg this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

treasurer. feel greatly encouraged.
More than NIFTY were prescn; ut the
last sing rainy, dark night.
Miss Florence Baird. organizer of tho
movement. is musical director OF the
Community Sing.
On Saturday evening at s o'clock
Was. VAS given program SHOWN as
stunt Night, In which the various
classes and faculty presented some
unique and amusing features Of school
life. This Is under the direction of
. the Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation and aims to bring about bet
ter, acQua intance OF the students and
faculty.
Several members OF the normal school
faculty have places on the program OF
the state Educational Conference in
+; Richmond Thanksgiving week Sew
cral interests represented in life of
the normal school will he presented ut
this conference.
Six student delegates from the nor
iual school will attend the State Volun-
ter Student Convention which will he
held at Farmvillc October 30 TO 81.
The president and the student secrc-
tary of the Young Woman3 Christian
Association Will at the same time at =
! tend the meeting of the presidents of
the Young WonanS Christian .hssocia =
tons of Virginia. which will be held
"a, Martha Washington College. All
phases Of the work of the Young Wo-
mans Christian Associations are in n
very flouriShing condition.
The Faculty Social Club" was re-
Gently organized. This club viii hold
eight meetings during the year at the
homes Of various members II the fac
ulty The first meeting Of the club
will he held on Thursday evening with
Misses Baird Moffett. simmons anC
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al tn" Ruifncr building on Wednesday
on the customs and schools OF his ma
tive country.
James T.. GulicE has returned from
Fredericksburg where he attended the
Confederate reunion.
The installation of the Rev. Afford
i, Kelly aa pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church Will take place during the early
part of November. following the No
vcmbcr meeting OF the prcSbytcry.
when the calls will he ratified and ar
ranGcmcntS completed.
Miss Ora Mason kinchlco, OF Upper
Vile. and Mrs. Harvey Weekly. OF
Clark sburG, were guests Of Mrs. L..
Frank latti" this week
Miss Faith Chapman is visiting her
rramdmothcr. Mrs. Martha Chapman. in
Roanoke.
Mrs. :. Il. l.illard. Of Danvillc. is
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Merchant
The members Of the Tau Phi sigma
fraternity of Eastern college gave
their opening reception this week.
y wedding of interest TO Manassas
people took place at Princess Anne.
Md. Wednesday evening, when Miss
;iiic LoplinG .\da'nson. eldest daughter
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. J. -\damson. OF Ma
naSSas. WAS married to Dr. John
Thomas Ruby. DR. and Mrs. Ruby
will reside in Maryland.