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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON REPORT
Prices Advanced Last Week In Face
Of Ginning Re,'ort -

The chief news feature Of the
week In the cotton market was the
anal Census Bureau report OF the
season on ginning It fell Nat as a
bearlsh influence, tho II was larger
than even the bears expected. Count
ing linters and all the production
was i6.645.272 bales.
After the figures were issued on
the last session OF the week the mar
kes actually advanced Gossip OF the
ring said that Western spectators
we're coming into the market again.
In the early part Of the week the
market felt prcununced buying
wave which had It's inception In Liv-
erpool. On this the trading months
vent 81 to 25 points over last weeks
close. Profit taking pared down the
advance Friday. but the close was at
a net gain Of II to 22 points.
There have been few oocnsions
this season except At the start when
cotton traders were faced by so
many uncertainties es now. The
shipping situation atlll is the great
stumbling block and undoubtedly it
Is affecting export business for de-
liveries months ahead
Bulls do not feel as certain over
the new crcp outlook as they did
Recently they were convinced that
the South would not plant more than
rs per cent as much cotton as It
planted last season.. but the recent
rapid rise Of prices has caused bears
70 predict that farmers will plant
more cotton and less grain khan
they Intended News from the inter
lor this week will nave an important
effect on prices.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26
MRS. ORNER GETS LIFE TERM


After sis trials and two cnny'c-
lions OF murder in the nrst degree.
Mrs Agnes Ornor must serve % ifc
ontence In the Texas ponltenuary
The Court proceeded 10 ovorrule
her Attorneys motion for new trial
late last n'rht and the most sensa-
tional case In the history Of El Paso
county came TO a close Mrs Orucr
was charged with poisoning her
laughter -Four OF her trials were
mistriais. A swedish society ln Chi
raro furnished the funds for fight
ing her case
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

John W stmson and wife to Rob
ort Ralston. Section so In Block 2
a. a. r O. survey $40 aud other
valuable consideration. Including in-
debtcduoss of S15S0
A. McKiycrIeau aud wife to- A. ".
Hewitt Iot Iu block 90 in town N
snyder 5000
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Mrs. Hehie Thomas. wife Of Ed
Thomas died Tuesday morning at
the DR.. Leslie building north Of the
square where the family have been
residing. She was 80 years old. she
leaves her husband and seven chill
dren. The remains were buried on
Wednesday In snyder cemetery.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26
TINKER IS FOUND
GUILTY OF ARSON
JURY RENDERS VERDICT TUES.
DAY EVENING ASSESSING
FIVE YEAR PENALTY
NOTICE OF APPEAL IS GIVEN


The District Court was engaged
Monday and Tuesday in the trial Of
the case against Albert Tinker. who
is charged with arson in connection
with the burning on October rs,
1913 Of the old gin belonging to on
Smith, which was located northwest
Of the r. S 4 p freight depot. The
state was represented by County At
torney W W. weems and District
Attorney Jas. p. stinscn while the
defense was taken care Of by Smith
a Spiller and A. c. Wilmeth
The trial jury was composed OF
W. +. Ramage, b. r. Wagner, A.
Parker, y. L. Sewalt. Joe Taylor, J
J. Harris. A. +. Pace, r. H. Huffman.
D. W Huddleston. H. C Moore. C
/ F Light u. C. Walton
'ne l''o'' Oh ''' prosecution
was that thc accused sct dro tc the
sim, using gasoline as kndlng THE
testimony was BOO the main c.rcum-
stant.al a party had been tracked
away from the gin and 30 was found
'"'l "' "'u run "s''''' ''''N''''
'"'n 'n' "'" l''''n '' que H''u''
o' "''' N'''' D. '' ''''''''' '''' '"
N''H p'n'S ''" 0''" 'o'" 'n' 'N'''
were ''''"' '" ''' N'''' '' ''' '''''
leE'
on' W'''''ss l'su'''u 'n'' inc '''
'"''u n"" lr''" TO b'' "''" '' ''"'
. % nan' ln lN' NN'h'ns 'na " 'A '''
'o'n' '' ln' -'" 'I''' ''' '''' ".'
enc 'h"' I.N''r ''' '''n '''N WIN.
Ih' defense 'l''n'u 'n'' 'n' ''-
'u'ea n'u torn n's pants '" 10 "'''
ana ih"' NE was '' ''' N'''' '' '''"
smith, aoon' " n''l " m''' away
Nnen jh' Nr' '''rm was E'''"'
'' onset Ih'7 "'i'i plea ''' S''''
proved Oy one "l'n'" 'o'' on tue
nlsh' oI 'n' nr' Iln"'' "'' 'o''''
running TO nus ''' '' 'n' NOT Z" ""'7'
corner oi 'h' square ana 'SN'' '' "'
taken TO Lon 9i''''n nome ana '"'.
they mah' the run 10 Nn'''"A 'N"
had been th're TOR some tune ''I'''
the hre was discovered.
THIS case mas '''''''eo 'on''''''
aole interest anu large '''"'N "''
tended me 'rl"l Ih' court room
was almost Iilled Inesd'y afternoon
win s'uTFy county people '"''uu-
ing several '"dl's TO n''' '"' Jaw
yers argue the case Mrs' N'oer'
/ Tinker had seat inside 'h' oar 'y
her hushands s'ue 'Nu "S''n'u q"
the speeches lh' case went Q" tue
jury at % O'CLOCK lu'Su"l e''u'nE'
& As before stated the prosecution
relied ON circumsian'lal evidence
and the testimony OF lit 'hapman
who cleims ihat Tinker had sought
to get him To help him' the defense
/ denied chapman statement"
The Court n hl' charge ''Un'N
arson and The punishment therefor
then instructed the jury as TO ih'
law n r.roumsianiiai evidence the
Court further charged that IAN a'-
complice witness may be- either q
principal acoompIice or accessory
That Is 90 say 200 accomplice lt ono
who is connected with the crime by
unlawful act or omission transpir-
ug either before or 90 the tme. or
anc- the commission OF an offonsa.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

fcrcnt place from that which the
onenso was committed aud there
fore was not and could not have
been the person who committed the
same Now 10 the evidence raises Ia
your minds O. reasonable doubt as
20 the presence Of the defendant At
the place where the onense was com
mitted at the time Of the commits
sion thereof you viii hud the de-
fendant not guilty
The jury retired and after about
80 minutes returned and reported
the following verdict
We the jury. find the defendant
guilty as charged and assess his
punishment at years In the State
penitentlary W. Huddlcstcn.
Foreman"
The defendants attorneys rave
notice Of appeal.
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HARRIsoMBURG

Especial to The Timcs-Dspatch,
HAHRISONErRt;. VA. May .a---Mr..
Wilmer |. D"ch"rt gave a beautiful re
ceptiom on Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF her sister. Mrs Lee William
son. of Baltimore.
Mrs. T. Norris Thompson entertained
few evenings ago in honor OF her
guest. Mrs. Howard :. Eroh. of Balti-
more. one hundred and twenty-five
guests were present.
!:cv ana Mrs. II y. Young ard five
. children left on Monday for Edgart.
Mo, where Mr. Young viii be To-
Gated. For seven Years he has been
pastor Of Cooks Creek Presbyterian
Church. here.
!icv. w. |. cantcr. u. D.. OF Fairmont
w. Va, was recent guest Of his
BROTHER. Professor Harry c. Canter. Of
kceIlctown.
AIRS. Garland HansbrouGh ana little
daushter. "f Winchester. we're recent
crcs:s Of Mrs. e. t. Frazier
Miss Matte C'antcr of Middlctown,
visited her brother. Professor canter.
at kcczlotown. this week
Miss Edith Waddil. OF Danville. is
quest OF Mrs. =. T.. Sebrcll. Jr., on
cAntYcll Avenue
!. e STAPLES has returned from
visit TO his son. j. kcmper staples, in
Houston. Tax.
Miss lula staples. teacher in Zebulon.
y G. has arrived 10 spend her sum
mo- vacation with her father.
Miss Emma Defibrugh. of Cumberla nd.
Md. is ru"s: of Miss Bertha CARRIER
while on route howe from Southern
Seminary. Erena Vista
Miss poIli" Parker. OF licrryvillc is
guest OF Mss Irene Hawkins. They
were students this year at Southern
Seminary.
Miss Salla Childcs. Of S:ra shurg. and
Miss Mabel Wils. Of Churchill. Md.
arc guests o. Miss Wehy Funkhouser.
Rev. and Mrs George w Flory, OF
Covington, o. nre guests of relatives
in Harrisonhurc md Erdecwatcr.
Mrs. \. NJ Hubbard. of Roncevertc,
w. Va. is guest or her sister. Mrs
= r. Wager. on South Mason street.
oA r. Price. of Ora ham is visiting
his parents. Ny. and Mrs. j. K. Price
on Newman Avenue.
Colonel and Mrs. 7. J. Guthrie OF
! Washington, are guests Of Mrs T. r.
/ Iiollomon, on South ilain Street
/ Rev. Jess" Linewcavcr. OF Richards
w Va. was guest this week OF his
mother. Mrs. s. c. l.inewcavcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
HOUSTON

E Special to Tn" Times D!spatch
Il HOUSTON. VA, May aa.-The pri-
mary and grammar grades OF the Ious-
Con school closed for the session on
fuesday. exercises being held in the
auditorium AT NIGHT. Certificates OF
promotion were awarded by the prin
ipal Reading contests for prizes
offered by the local Woman's chris
fian Temperance Union were entered
'nto by tn" pupils Of the fourth. hnh
sixth and seventh grades. The con-
testants were: Fourth grade. Willie
Iiupp Us. Dorsey Booker; NTH grade
Kate Edmunds VS.. Arthur Eibble: sixth
GRADE, MARY Ribhle vs.. Robert John
son seventh grade. Mary Dunn VS.
Neigh Rhhlc NJ. r. Booker. acting
}'or the judges. announced the winners
.Rs follows: Dorsey Booker, Kate Ed
srunds. Mary Ribhlc and Mary Dunn.
Several drills. rccitations and tabieaux
followed tho contests, the exercises
iI,losinc with school song
4 Willie Hockctt. colored, was reported
10 the grand jury on Monday for SELL
lEnc liquor in Houston. The accused
'was caught in the act a; a barber
il.nop The grand jury found true
iollI against him. and on his trial be-
8fore Judge Barksdale he was given
sixty days in jail, fined $50 and placed
under $500 bond.
place have made all arrangements to
Jlnvell the monument of Sovereign
Hula 4. Brooks in Union Cemetery to-
morrow morning. Head Adviser Charles
H. Godsey, of Petersburg. will be the
orator Miss Eftice Hupp. of this place,
will recitc the poem. \ special quartet
will furnish music.
z AZ meeting of the Town Council
r. :. Lacy was appointed a member
of the Houston school hoard to fill
The vacancy caused by the resignation
of Frank L. Mckinney.
: @. /. Gillian, Of Culpeper. spent sew
te-al days last week with friends here.
J Mrs. c. II. Stcbbins, who has been
lyisiting her sister Mrs. James Dorrier,
llof Scottsville. has returned home.
\ Miss vivian Mosely visited friends
lin Danvilie last week
\ Eugene Dickens, who has been at
bending the Chatham Training School,
mas returned to Houston for the vaca-
b,iion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

coming the members OF the recently
formed Junior League. In whose honor
the meeting yesterday Was held
Although. she said. Miss Vernon
and hold different opinions as To- the
methods By which suffrage should I've
secured. our belief in it's desirability il
til" same and so. considering her one
of the finest speakers that our cause
l" YOU this afternoon. not about the
methods FOR gaining. but about the
need Tor woman suffrage
Miss Vernon made a very able speech
begging tho Junior lcagu" to deter
mine to hand on the vote as thcir gift
TO tn" next generation. just as higher
education had been given To them by
. their sisters who have gone before.
Mrs. Kate Langley Kosher also made
speech to welcome the new league.
telling It's members that they. ~ least.
would surely live long enough Ia vote.
even IT, by unexpected misfortune. tn"
senior league did not. Mrs. Adkins WAS
chairman Of the afternoon and intro
duced the speakers
II was decided To open the ciubrooms
OF tn" Equal Suffrage League TO visit;
ors during the reunion, and hostes scs
were accordingly appointed to be on
hand every day this week To receive
the guests. Mrs. Valentine announced
that a number Of counties had extend
, ed invitations TO her to come and speak
on the subject of suffrage. and tho
leacuc-forminE campaign would there
fore go steadily on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May 29-Misr
Martha Strother. of Fauquier. who has
been the guest of the Misses Morecock
for several weeks. has returned home,
Miss Louise Serviente. who has been
spending the winter in Isle Of Wight
County. has returned to her home h. re.
Misses Pauline and Sue Watts ars
visiting their sister, Mrs. g. ",
Brown.
Mrs. John NJ Henderson. OF st.
Joseph. Mo, arrived here the first OF
this week to visit her daughter. Mrs.
w. =. Clark.
DR. J. {. Calhoun. OF the william,
and Mary faculty, was In Newport
News this week attending the Tres.
byterian Assembly in session there
Miss Lefty q. Warburton has been
at The Plains this week visiting her
nephew. r. G. Warburton. principal Of
the high school at that place.
d. G. Wilson. former resident. who
now resides near Suffolk. was Will
liamSburC visitor this week.
Miss Emma Stephenson. who has
been connected with the Eastern State
Hospital for number of years. has
resigned and returned to her former
home. in Pennsylvania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

this time on the policy of the institu-
ton should b. thorough. complete and
consistent internally. They also voted
that the enrolment of students should
hc limited 70 500 II Will he remem =
bored that during tn. current year two
more than this minimum were enrolled.
Medals were awarded as follows
Wcllcns Mig Ina Dunlap. B.nlee y g Il:
Long. w. J. Cotton, Dendror. Va; STAN
ford orators Medal, T. T Cotton, Den
dron Va; Mofitt Essayists Medal. Miss
Bcntrice Mason. Nashville, y G.. Thesis.
: r. Mcc.ulcy. Elon college. y. G. The
alumni scholarship Was awarded Miss
Annie Simpson, Atlanta. Ga. Announce
nent was made AT comWenc"meut Of a
rriz. representing tho incnm" ot 600.
10 w. known as the Sumincrbcll Bihli-
cal Research Prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
NO CHECK TO CAYET|Es
At OLD WHITE SULPHUR
nay Is Generally an on Month, but
+ Has Not Proved So This
7 Year.
MUCH LIKE SUMMER SEASON
S"'agers Arc Arriving. and Enter
tanning Along Various Rows Is In
run SwinE-Many House Parties
\ Are Being Planned.
Special to Til. rimes-pispa,ch.

III WHITE SI.I .jtJI-p SnpIErS w ".
h Nav 2g-Tbi. u.., ,,rt.a, ~
I month tina, iv onor.i,, - ~"
1 and {, month n ,,in, -, ,; -
mountain rosnr,. b., :, ~ 49,,
Whit. S,,,h,, ,Li
crowds of nconl. ,na ,ha ou ETC.,,
reminded man nr ~. a,;oni.,. -
the summer. INA, .,ra , 800 N
was even ..v,r n,, ,i,.o,inr ,h,n Iii
aud thu week on,,. du,in, ia n,.,
month eclipscd even thn ia, s,,.or
that her,tnfn,.. ~, 49,;
/ Df tn. snti,,, So,
Tho summer rot,,pc,s have com
mouccd To ,,,iv, ,n,, ,,,n, or ~.
homes arc r,,, ,.,orni ,,J ,,a,,,i
ing is under rom .wi,,. AR md Nrv
j. Howard sInrnr, M. nnenoh ,h.ir
cottage on Baltimore Road and are
cow entertaining Nrv Slocu,n.. ,,o,bor
,nd sis,cr.,ul,w Mrs William 81
WpolIcy and Airs I,nu..,,, wnnII..y 81
l.ony Ir.,,,, ",
Hayden Won,iey is r.,,h ,hen, also
EaN"nscraft. Tn. summer nom. of rho
Wilson's az t.h,,I..tnn w Y, RS
heen opcncd for m. nast weak and
NAM Of ,ho t;,e.ntpri.r colony have
John Atkinson .rb.,y., ,,vn az t.h.,i.
Hon. arrival in 80 1911, ,, &c 10
week 10 make n,.n,,,ii,ns tnr Nv.
7pcninr OF tho ,.nIw.Il co,t.,r ana Nc
rhry"r viii Join him i'm /, few J,ys
f"r the summer The will hold ,rau,.
muse parties during INC summer ana
among The guests wbo ar. .xrec,.d
within a month are Nr ana Mrs I.t,.
fikius and MIR and Mrs ,rthur I...
- Washington ana Al, and Nrs Iio,,,
i.owdn.s OF New York o,tburs, ~.
beautiful Mnr,,uu. ns,,,. 10.
reopered bv M, ana Mrs Russell Mon
tssue and they viii be Joined during
tn" hrs, part of In, week hv Miss
Margaret Prescott Montague. who sr.r,
the "inter in Boston
Colonel ! t. bsna Of Charleston
mas h.en q, TuscayiII. fo,, ,,yu ,,...ks
md ho viii be tninod in m. near IN.
! rure los Mr. ard Mig Edward Entph,
Mrs " = TIldrn. Of ,.hicarn ARRIVAL
a. tho C;r".nhri.r ON Wcdu..d. .r,i
'oiued Mrs " \ Nerrjr,r ~ %,u
York. wh" Is spending several weeks
mere with her d,uch,e, Miss NuI,.,I
NcrriWan
g. X Clark returned ia Win. su,.
ahu-, ar,c, . weeks ahs.pr. in E.,y
York on business IIe ro,oiped urs
lark and his son-in.law ana ,aupb,cy
Mr. and Mrs r. Kendall Rogers of
I'ar!s France They vill rou.j, "a, ~.
irecnbri.r all summer
Mrs Thomas Carter Mics Isab.,l. :,
after and Miss Virginia ,,br;s,;a, ~.
ri hrroni. arrived dur,nr ,be o.-I,
part Of tho week for , vacation RE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

DIR. PintI, the younErst bacterioIogtSt
Of Mount Sinni Hospital, New York. who
discovered the bacillus of typhus fever
Inst ycnr. Inns continued his experiment..
10 such lengths TINT he hns discovered
mn hntitypiius vaccine: In other words,
n protective agent against the disense
The young phi, sicInn made the an
haunremcnt nj meeting nf the 80
members Of the New York Pathological
society, who acclaimed him NJ "a dis
ftnEuisheh scientific Investigator. Dr.
Ploh hi-o announced that DIR. Hnus
IInnscr, the eminent bart-rioiogist, who
holds the profcssorship of bnctcriOIogy
of the College Of PHI. siciars md Sur
Econs of Columbia University. and who
II now ON his wa! to Serbin az mem
her of the ROck~fcIIcr expedition TO
fnke UP thr tight nEn!nst the rnyngex
~ tsphus La that country. lind been in
"culntrd with the protective vaccine
prior to his departure. The other mem
hcrs Of the expedition were nl>o inor-
uIntcd nj their request. DR.. Fiotz he
rnutc Interested In his subject while
yet student. lie succeeded In IsoInt-
Ing the germ of the true epidemic
typhus fever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

, he visited his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Coleman. at Thaxton's.
Mrs w. H. Mosby is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Whitehead
Glover Written. of Richmond. and
ilamet Written. Of Farmvillc. ire
guests OF their parents. MIR. and Mrs,
j. H. Written.
Miss Gladys Taliafcrro has returned
home. after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
NJ. Taliaferro .ir.. Of IynchburE.
Mrs. Josie Cmlauf. of Richmond. who
spent several weeks with her aunt. Mrs.
, G. Il. Cunningham. has returned home.
Mrs. Minnie Bourne. Of Henrico
County. is visiting her sister. Mrs. J.
H. Written. who is quite sick
Miss Mary cameron Will leave on
! Saturday for Florida for short stay
Miss Estelle McCraw is spending this
week with relatives in LynchburE.
Miss Linnie Drummond has returned
from Roanoke, and Is now the guest
of her sister. Mrs r. r. Ware.
Professor and Mrs w. 6. Irvine. of
South Boston. spent Sunday at c. T..
, Cooley's.
Miss Marion Dearborn has gone to
Washington to visit relatives.
ON Saturday night last from S to IL
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs Charles
y. Jouhert. tho young women of tho
Claire Scott Memorial Guild entertained
some of the young people of the village.
Among those present were Misses
Gladys Taliaferro Virginia Thomas,
Martha and Virginia Blizzard. Ruth
Ware. Hester Scott. Bertha Pfister.
Helen y. Joyner and Mrs. Charles \.
Joubcrt: Messrs. Willis Bruner Writ
Wills. Will Garland. Kenneth Talia-
fcrro Julian Harrison. Eddie BEARD.
Jack Howell. Theodore Evans. Gordon
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LOUISA

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispa .ch
LOUISA. VA. May ga very en-
joyable dane" was given on Friday
night for tho benefit Of the old soldiers
who will atteu! the Richmond Re-
union. Refreshments we're sold in
courthouse lawn, and quite sum was
realized.
My Cousin Tommie." a bright and
amusing onc-act comedy was given
in the town hall Tonight by the senior
class of the Louisa High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Flanagan will
entertain tn" senior class Of the Louisa
High school and a few others az their
home here this evening. complimentary
10 their daughter. Miss Elsie Elan
napan.
Matinee Bridge Club and few others
AZ her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Beadles are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cameron
AZ their suburban home.
Lee Barrett has returned to West
Virginia. after a visit TO his home near
here.
Mrs. Louisa Nelson Tucker, of Dan
willie. is visiting Mrs. Leon Levy at
"Woodhourne,"
The daughter Of the King" which
has recently organized here, held the
first meeting at the home of Miss kath-
lcen Bibb Friday afternoon.
Professor and Mrs. Charles w Kent.
of the University of Virginia. spent
Saturday and sunday with their sis
ters, Mrs. +. l.. Voolfolk and Miss
Ellen Kent,
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ELON COLLEGE

4 TSpecial to The Times Dispatch.J
4 EL0N COLLEGE. n. c.. May 2a.--The
hoard of trustees Of Elon College adj
jiourned after the conclusion of the
exercises. The mem
hers expressed themselves as satisfied
trom every standpoint with the college
md its work during the year just con-
J.l,ded. The treasurer's report showed
INC invested funds Of the college pro-
.ductive. and an addition of several
Thousand dollars to the permanent en-
1inwment fund. The principal doners
fn.,rt tho late DR. j. j. Summerbell DR.
n ~. Wcllons and Colonel j. T.. West.
The board of trustees voted that from
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AMHERST

Especial 10 The Times Dis patch
AMHERST VA. May 23.--Mrs. l..
Hunter Early and son. Ashhy. of Brtes-
vile. on Saturday visited friends at
Amherst.
Attorney Edward Mceks has returned
from n trip to WASHINGTON. y. G.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Williams and son. holland.
have gone to Halifax County 10 spend
the summer.
Miss Mary Harris. who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. +. r McGinn:s. on
Thursday, returned to her home in
LynchburC.
Professor James Coleman was in
Bedford City on Saturday. ON sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
SOUTHERN SEMINARY

Special TO The Tim cs- Disratch.l
ECENA VISTA, VA. May 2g--Th e
finals Of the southern Seminary ended
this week and nearly all the students
have gone. The CommenCcme WAS "a
very pleasant and successful one. one
of the chief features was the annual
address by Ex-Governor Joseph w.
Folk. OF Missouri The missionary ser
mon was preached by Rev. W. V. Tudor,
az Washington, - G.
The following were the graduates
Emma Ammcn. Sallic Mac Grove. Nir-
GINA Richie. Marion French Parker.
Ora Curtis Rowe, Edna Marie Rohey,
Margaret Gallatiu Smoot. Annie Lee,
Sallie Tha!ia White. Margaret Eliza :
beth Newell. Virginia; Alice Jerole :
man Harper. Marjorie Viola Chase,
Marion Margaret Page. Pennsylvania
Carolyn Louise klipstine, Helen Nash.
Louise kathrine Langbehn. Ohio;
Helen Louise Farr. Helen NJ. Saliwas-
ser. Michigan: Florence Eima Collins.
Johnetta Evelyn Lacey. Iowa Made
Ia inc Kimberley Currey Lillian Rose.
Illinois: Ramona Lane. New York:
Neva Jane Hanford. oklahoma: F,lva
Rernice Gates. Wisconsin, f. Airline
Allen, Montana; Frances WinCate Da :
Wis. pelawa Among the visitors
were the following whose daughters
graduate NlrS. w. H. Newell. Mrs.
w. l.. Grove. Mrs. Jere White, W. Med.
Lee. and Rev. r. T. Fishburne, of Vir-
cinia: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Van r Harper,
and MIR. and Mrs w. II. Chase. of Penn
sylvania: Mrs. Alice l.. Hanford. Okla :
homa: Mrs. l.. Collins. Iowa; Mrs
George Davis and sister. Miss Enos OF
Delaware: Mrs. l.. &. LanGbehn, Ohio
Other visitors were Mrs T. j. Shepherd,
Mrs. j. l.. Goodloe Miss Ruth Mar
cellus and Miss White. OF Virginia.
The session has been one of the most
successful the school has ever had.