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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
FARMvILLE

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| FARMVlLLE, VA, July 3.-Nfisses
| Fannie and Marie Prioe have gone to
spend the summer at their homo IN
littsylvania County.
Miss Lucille Barnes, of Richmond. has
come to spend the summon with her
sister, Mrs. r. l.. Hudgins.
Mrs A. l.. Noel and little son have
returned from pleasant stay at their
home near Roanoke
Mr and Mrs. w. c. Fallwell have re-
Gently returned from visit to thei,
Vile. n. c.
Eddie Wade. OF Pennsylvania, is Wis
itins his home people here. having
MADE the trip in his car
Rev T. Is. Young, wife and baby
have returned to their home at Coving-
! Ton. after spending some time in the
home OF b. NJ Cox.
MRS 5 c. Bowen. of Tazewell, is the
guest OF her homo people here
Miss Janet and Mamie Nicholson
Of Grove. motored from their home
on Sunday and spent tho day with
Mrs. L. c. Jones.
Mrs Roberta Large and son. Maurice.
nav gone to spend the summer with
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. j.. D. Trent and baby are on n
visit TO friends at Big Stone Gan
MISS Minnie Rice Is at home. after
spending tho past season in Pulaski.
MIR, ana Mrs: James Flippen Of ClIn-
tivcs here
Miss Emma Glenn. of Richmond IL
tn. guest of Miss Mabel Paulett
Is. o. bradshaw. Of Covineton. sDent
the weekend with friends in Farm
willie. 90 III
Aubrey Bass, of Richmond ,,s ,o.,
guest In the home OF MIR. and Mr.,
J. V. Rice. ' d.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Walden will leave
shortly for trip to Chicago.
Miss Cecil Painter. Of Rural Retreat
is visiting Miss Lillian. Rice.
MISS lena Iernow has returned
nome. after teaching the past session
in Portsmouth.
Mrs w. H. Burger has returned from
n stay with Mrs. Williams, Of Lynch
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour, of Missouri
Mrs. s w. Paulett. Jr
Mrs. r.. c. Gillian, and little d.u1h-
Yer nave returned from visit with
friends in Danville and the CarolInas.
The Misses Bliss entertained very
e!aoora'eiT on Friday afternoon from 4
TO In honor OF Mrs. Clyde Bliss. ono
or Farmvills's most popular bridcs
Mfs. j. H. Bugr has been sent es 4
delegate TO the convention Of the Ze,a
Tau Alpha Fraternity. In session at san
francisco, Cal. She will stop at her
nome In Admission. Ala before re
turning home.
M"ssrs. Lewis. Cralie and Garnett
motor"d TO Norfolk. Ocean View and
other Eastern points recently
Misses Lucille and Margaret Paid
win left on Thursday to Join a part in
''!finlnEham. Ala. for a months tour
%: the Interesting Western places en-
hracinH the Yellowstone Park ard Snn
Francisco.
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URBANNA

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URBANNA. VA. July 3.-Owlng to
light shipments OF freight. the Kappa
hammock steamers are runnig on sched-
u!e time. This is seldom the case at
other seasons Of the year.
l.. Newton Weaver. cashier Of the
Bank OF Middlese1. has just returned
from short visit to his brother, Gar
land. who is prominent banker In
Portsmouth, Va.
Brantiey Briscoe. who took his NJ A.
degree at the University OF Virginia
during tho last session is visiting his
father. r. 9. Bristow
Mrs. c. S. Burton still remains quite
I'll
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SOUTH BOSTON

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SOUTH BOSTON. VA, July 3-Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Walters Miss Annie
walters, Miss Eva Lovelace, John wal
ters and Jack johnson have returned
from Old Point. where they went on A
Mrs. Lizzie T. Beasley, of Bowling
Green. Va. is In town. the guest Of
her brother. James w. Throm.
Mrs. Myra NJ. Belts, of Bursaw y
G.. is In town visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Elsie Firesheets. of Spartan
burg, S. c.. Is visiting relatives and
friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. Karel Mayhem will
leave in few days for Canada, which
place they will make their home.
Miss Katherine Beasley left for
Lynchburg few days ago to visit
friends.
Mrs. T. S. Anderson. OF Lynchburg, is
visiting relatives and friends here
Miss May Anderson left for Lynch
burg n few days ago 10 visit friends.
Mrs. S. c. Morton. Jr.. and daughter
Miss Alice. have returned from Roa-
noke. where they spent several weeks
Miss Mamie Bum left few days
ago for Waynesboro. Va, to visit rela-
tives and friends.
MI and Mrs. Frank Mcbane left for
Chattanooga, Tenn. on Tuesday in
their automobile to visit Mrs. Thomp-
son, mother OF Mrs. Mebane, who is
spending the summer there
Miss Mary Kent. OF Ingram, Va, was
In town this week
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enlarged experience in living offered
an VINO ramble widely in literature.s
paraolse or charm Social science give.
90 insight into the institutional life
OF men and qualities him to understand
me intricate problems OF government
ana society. Natural science will show
mn, nature and natures God. and
.n.oush this knowledge he will he prc-
e''i ,eu 20 turn natural forces into helm
aui channels Of human uplift. NIath :
cnaucs VIII not only teach him maine
taking eXactness in thinking hut vi,
encourage him to expect definite rc-
SUITS from definite forces in comnosi.
non; me man who knows his higher
mathematics - his calculus and his
o"Ic sectlons-will be no easy prev
-. ~ schemers and charlatans with net
through insignificant social aItera,ions
Ahu phliosophy. in which should be in
cluoeu ethics and Bible study viii
pfihg MIN race to face with mems high
est hopes and holiest aspirations. and
no man VINO has felt his soul stir in
ene presence or these transcendent
problems with their attendant homes
can be other than a new man for 81.
experience. The man who has covernI
the samut OF l!fc-past, present. future
as ~ Is revealed in the college cur
riculum. becomes a man of power or
tnehtai power. We may not be able to
ferret out the physics or tho chernistr,,
or the biology of II, but we know thai
1t Is ever so. One dav nerhans wo
shall understand tho process Of n hnt
such understanding lis no more neces-
| sary to It's acquisition and eniovmont
than understanding of the manner NJ
conversion is to the cniovn,nnt of ~
Christian life. We know The cnl,eno
course gives the power. and wo knnw
this power Is necessary 10 the indiyid.
| ual who is to lead the world 10 re
demption. and we who are wise yilI
! never rest till we have il or III those
dependent upon us for their outlook
on IRE 'hroneh our efforts have had it
| or have had opportunity to have e.
III. PROCESSES Of woRK.
IF college did no more for man
! than cultivate correct habits OF u.orif
and thought, IL would on that SCORE
only be entitled to every mans respect
and support The regular recurrence
! OF college duties may he inconyeniont
| at times, but SO are the duties Of RI.
| work day world The punctual nor.
| Torrance Of these duties will tell won
derfully In after years. when the stress
| and the storm of lifc's Obligation.
gather thick and fast about us. Every
/ college man has In his vocational
duties after graduation had occa sion 70
feel grateful to the routine enacted nv
! the rules and regulations OF his COL
lege days. He may have found them
| interfering with his pleasure and do
sires at times. and he may have yielded
n half-hearted obedience, when he was
under obligation to attend class rather
than witness n great athletic contest
in nearby city. but In his maturer
years. when the self-discipllne thus
achieved has brought him the needful
resolution for sticking to his duties in
the face OF discoura cement or inviting
pleasure, his mind will revert to the
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LYNCHBURG

LfNCHBVRG. VA, July a-Miss
Hazel Mose1ey has returned 10 Lvnch-
burg" after 81 visit OF several weeks in
Richmond, Newport News and Norfolk
Mrs Joseph Barnard has gone to
spend four or five months in San Fran
cisco with her sisters. Mrs John IT..
Smith and Mrs. George w. Warner
Mrs ]. ]. Giles ana children. who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ
II. Dudley, on Daniels IIl has re-
turned. to her home at Virginia Hot
Springs.
is spending several weeks with her nus,
band here at the Nirginian Hotel.
Mrs. a. w Terrell left early this
week for a visit in New York city
Mrs. b. p. Adams is spending some
time at Virginia Beach
Mrs. J. t. Crist is visiting friends at
Lexington.
Miss Mittie Dobson is visiting friends
at Long Island. y. Y.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph u. Dunn is at
Clifton Springs. y. y for n rest
Mrs l.. II Hancock, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to Pc
t-rsburg on Monday.
MIss Evenly Shaner has returned
home. after a trip on the Pacific Coast.
Mrs Edward NJ. Taylor and three
children have gone to Richmond, OK
pecting to spend the month Of July
there and at Norfolk.
w .. Gilbert has returned from sa-
vannah, Ga. who're nc visited his
daughter. Mrs r. VI. Brunson.
Corydon j.. Jamison, Of 81. Louis is
tho guest OF his aunt. Mrs. s. 0. Fisher.
al her home on Main Street.
Robert c. Glass, of Richmond. spcn,
several days mere this week visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs T. e. Glass.
pr T. " Davis has gone TO BOSTON to
a nv
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Q 07ee CO.
WYTHEVILLE
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WfTHENll.LE, VA, July 3-The
most interesting event of the week will
be the unveiling on Saturday after
noon Of the fountain AT the corner Of
Fourth Avenue and Calhoun Street,
erected TO the memory OF Colon ell
Thomas j. Boyd. the founder OF Wythe-
VILE, by stuart Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution The pre-
sehtation of tho fountain will he by
Mrs. J. f. Maupin. State regent for
Virginia, with other appropriate cere-
monies.
Miss Emily Kent. Of Dublin. is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Dew. of
Sweet Briar, and Mrs. John Katz. OF
l.ynchburG. recent guests OF Mrs. p. r.
Dew. have returned to their homes
Governor II. G. Stuart was the guest
this week OF his sister. Mrs. a. A.
Campbell, at "Ioretto."
Mrs. Page Dame and children, OF
Baltimore, are spending the summer
at 'IngleEide''
Misses Purk and st. Clair. of Taze-
we'll. are visiting Mrs. Susie Norman
the guest of Mrs. Lindsay Patton. LET,
on Wednesday for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glbbpney. OF
Roanoke, are spending some time with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Hal Gibboney.
Miss I.ettie Warren, OF New Jersey
is visiting her brothers in Wytheville
Miss Eleanor Terry left on Thurs
day for New York to attend the CO.
lumbia University Summer School.
Mrs Harry Hodges. of Norfolk, is the
guest of Mrs. Wilkinson at Walker
Hall"
Miss Virginia Braxton, OF Knoxville
arrived in Wythcville on Saturday, and
IS visiting Miss Leila Dew.
Miss Beatrice Kohen left this week
for Charlottesville, where she will be
a student at the summer school.
Miss Mary Ribble, who has been
visiting her brother, Rev. Wallace G.
Ribblc. Of Houston, has returned home
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BON AIR
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BON AIR, VA. July 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Withers Miller. Miss Margaret Miller
and Miss Frances Miller spent the
weekend with Mrs POLK Miller.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Burlington and
Miss Mary Burlington left on Friday for
the Panama Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nelson were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Ferguson
on Sunday.
The summer colony at the inn has
aoded to its members DIR. and Mrs.
Greer Baughman, Mrs. William Shop
para. Cary Sheppard. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
MA Nttarsnaii DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Ennet.
MISSES Hobson Chipley and Frederick
son and Mrs. c. c. Conway.
Dr. and Mrs. Laudon Mason and Miss
Lucy Mason were guests this week OF
the Misses Moore
mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Robinson. who
DEL paT ps se the recent guests OF Mrs.
Niagara Fails and Atlantic City.
On Friday the Bon Air Dancing Club
VIII give phantom ball. All guests
Will be masked. and when unmasking
,ime arrives an old -time cake walk will
BIO the feature of tho evening with
prizes for the successful competitors
Miss Cardwell. OF Hanover, ana Mrs
Frank Martin. Of Petersburg. were WITH
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Williams last week
Miss Sarah Price, of Norfolk snsrt
'St ui oaS iCSthtiS with Slr. and Mrs
Arthur Cannon.
Mrs Harry Berkeley has returned
from Gloucester Point
Mrs r. e. Bridgeforth left last week
TO visit relatives in Amelia and
Waynesboro.
Mrs Turner Arlington is tho guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman WORKMAN.
Miss Gertrude Ryland entertained a
number OF her friends at a lawn party
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret James has been stay
Ing with Miss Dorothy Smith.
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ORANGE

ORANGE. VA. July 3-Mrs. Lati-
ner Macon, who has been the guest
OF friends and relatives for some time
In York. Pa. returned home on Fri
day.
Mrs. George Scott. who has been on
Visit or several weeks to Richmond.
returned TO her home. at Madison Run.
on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taliaferro left
on Tuesday for Lakewood y J..
where they will spend several months.
Mrs. a. G. Hill and three children.
OF Roanoke. Va. are the guests of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. O. Hal
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Gray entertain
ed great number of their friends at
delightful dance on Saturday night.
Mrs. Judge Riley, OF Richmond. is
the guest OF the Misses Boston. on
Marshall Heights
donheld. y. j.. are visiting At the
home of Judge and Mrs. George Shack
lcford.
Mr.. and Mrs Parke Register, of
Shirley, Va. who were guests of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Warren. on Marshall
Heights. for the last week. returned
home few days ago.
Miss Nan Clarke spent last week in
charlottesville as the guest OF friends.
The Misses Boston gave a most at
tractire tea In honor OF their guest.
Mrs. Rily, OF Richmond, on Wednes-
day afternoon
DR.. Frank Scott spent several DAYS
in Staunton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dean spent sew
eral days in Greene County last week.
Mrs. Emeil Levy and daughter, Miss
Ruth. are spending some time at
Ocean View.
Miss Bessie Bell Cannon and Miss
Louise Tanner, Of fredericksburg. are
the guests of Misses Nellie and Jennie
Somerville, near Rapidan.
On Wednesday, morning Miss Annie
Walters was hostess at most at
tractive bridge party at her home on
Marshall Heights. The guests invited
were Misses Ethel Wainbersie, JAMIE
Halsey, Fannie Dare Taliaferro, Alice
Boston. Margaret Taliaferro. Georg-
lana Grinnan and Mrs. Green ShackIe-
ford.
Miss B. C. cousy is spending this
week in New Orleans.
w. Q. Newman, who has been
spending several weeks here as the
guest of friends. returned to his home
I'm Mecklenburg last week
Miss Annie D. Clark left on Mon
day for Los Angeles, Cal. where she
will visit her brother, George w
Clark. She Will also visit the expo
sition while in California.
Thomas Jones and family, of ouin-
cy. Fla. were the guests OF Mrs. Nam
ME Jones last week
Mr. and Mrs. U. c. Williams. Jr., OF
New York, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Williams. at Berry Hill.
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ZAzahez6dI6Izndzza

Like his father, King Constantine.
who TX In such critical condition that
his life Ia despnircd Of, George, the
Crown Prince of Greece. Was educn ed
In Germany, and reccircd his military
training there. lie born July =,
1880. His mother, Queen Sophin, u
Kaiser WllhclIn's sister. Ills alleged
pro-fscrmnntsm may keep him off the
throne. Rn II IN snid TINT the pop,,Incc
liz likely to demand tho accession of
Prince NichoIns, brother of King
George. Prince Nicholns WINS educated
In France and mnrricd n daughter of
the late Grand Duke VlndImlr, OF Rus
sin. Princess Elizabeth, the crown
princc's fnncec, ~ snid to be the hand
soonest princess In Europe. Her father
is King Ferdinand of Roumnnin. He
TX one OF tho Hohenzoilcrn family. Her
mother In Princess Mnry Of Grcnt Brit
min md ireland.
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new playground, inaugurated Friday
afternoon with song and story and
pest OF all, ice cream cones. The House
OF Happiness, named for Mrs. Boshers
book. is mission on Twenty first and
Nenablc Streets. opened last October
by the baptist Womans Missionary
circle, and under the skilled direction
OF Miss Mamie West. 1t is a big old
fashioned house on the hilltop. with
a large lawn In front and Il fine big
yard in the back. One cherry room Is
the kindergarten room, where piano
lessons are given to future Padere-
wskis for cents an hour. In another
cooking IL taught, and in still another
sewing. But the browning JOY of all
is the big back yard, with the swings.
bars and see saws, and, most wonder
full OF all. the slide. 1t is n very
grumpy. dried-up. prissy person what
ever her age. who does not have secret
or expressed longimgs to go down that
slide. however undignhed II might be
The polished surface of the slide IT.
self is never free from small-skirted
or trowsered legs Swimming over it,
This region of Juvenile delights was
closed mort OF June on account of
smallpox in the neighborhood. so its
reopenlng was real event. Not only
tho children themselves In great num-
bers were present but about firtv
women from the Missionary Circle who
held their quarterly meeting lust
across the street at the Nenahle Street
baptist Church. Miss Caroline Holli:
day, the president. presided and n ftcr
the business OF the meeting Miss Nan
ME West made a very interesting talk
on the recent conference OF Charity
and Corrections, which she attended
Miss Vests quarterly report for the
House of Happiness revealed II in n
hourishlng state OF popularity with
an average monthly attendance Of 700
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PERMANENT ELEMENTS
IN EDUCATION JUSTIFY
VAST OUTLAY OF MONEY

Continued from First pa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-23

r1ir loads to f@n IN liEc 10y he side of
Sumter couuty'a fayorit, ana houoreJ
son. COY. Richard l. Manrine ~ho
viii lead the natural resources parade.
sumter has already been highly hon
orcd hy the friendly interest of Column
bias business men represented by
three attempts i'm one week hy Column
hta sending two Of her prominent citi-
"onS at different periods, ana finally
winding up and cinching Sumtcl's co.
operation last evening hY sending
delegation Of Columbia'S business men
to Sumter 70 offer every inducemcnt
possible to have Sumter county take
the front ranks Of honor in the big
Statewide, cooperative and publicity
gathering TO be held in Columbia next
week.
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zens of Charleston are responsible for
his murder for they have permitted
the law!csa conditions chat resulted in
his death.
We frequently observe ADVERTISE
mCnts in South Carolina EXCHANGES
that violate the postal laws and req
uati"ns respecting lotteries, prizc
drawings ana guessing contests that
are akin tO lotteries. The publication
of such advertisements in newspapers
and other periodicals that are sent
through the mails is strictly forbid
den and the penalty provided for vio-
lation of the law is n heavy fine, or
imprisonment or both, al the option
of the judge. Some day poStotiicc
inspector will pick up some of our
newspaper friends and they will find
that ignorance of the law. or inadvert-
anCc or CarclesSncss is n poor defense
in the United States court Publish
crs should acCuaiut themselves with
the postal laws and regulations, cs-
peCially Section 4S2.
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Weekly Weather forecast.

Issued by the u. S. Weather Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. for the week be-
ginning Wednesday. October 20. 1915.
For South Atlantic and East Gulf
States: Rain Wednesday, probably
continuing Thursday along the south
Atlantic coast otherwise. generally
fair weather will prevail during the
week. Temperatures will be modor-
ate.
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y CALL TO PATRIOTS.
Chamber of Commerce Asks Citizens
cort for Gov. Manning ut Harvest
Jubilee Parade i'm Columbia Next
"Wednesday.

Now that Sumter county and sum-
ter city have officially entered in the
natural resources parade of the Great
Harvest Jubilee during the Greater
state Fair, on Wednesday. October
9th, it behooves every citizen Of
sumter county. young and old, male
and female, city and country, To get
into the game with the full intention
of having our city and county creditab-
ly represented.
The Sumter Chamber of Commerce.
Retail Deai ers' Association and Mayor
Il. ID. jennings have entered Sumter
county To- participate. and to show
what our city and county have TO Of
fer in the shape Of natural, and other
resources and advantages.
To begin with the allcgorical or il
Illustrated float will to a great extent
show the agricultural, transportation,
commercial educational. social, and
other industrial activities and environ
ment i'm condensed but comprehen-
sive form as far as scenic production
can possibly illustrate.
But the float while beautiful and in.
structive, and artistic, is not the main
thing by great deaL
Civic pride. public spirit, patriotism
love of city, county and State. must be
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-23
SUMTER WILL HAVE FLOAT.
committee From GamCcOcil City Com
plctcs Arrangements for Rcprcscil-
tatiOn in Parade

The delegation from Sumter which
came to Columbia yesterday to confer
with the members of the harvest
Jubilee committee in rcgdrd to enter
ing Il iloat in the natural resources
parade Wednesday Of next week let
Il contract for the building of a float.
The Sumter committee, consisting
of T.. 1. RCardon. ID. Il. McCallum.
E. w. Noise, w. Percy Smith ana c.
q. Rowland, called on Gov. Manning
and made arrangements with him TO
handle the large number Of Sumter
county people who are expected 10
attend the state fair and harvest
jubilee. THE State.
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The Sumter committee returned
home last night much pleased with
their trip to Columbia and highly
satisfied at the success which II 4 met
their efforts in making arrangements
for having a float to represent Sumter
county in the Harvest Jubilee Pa
rade.