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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
WOMEN HAVE CLOSE SHAVE

Auto driven by Laura Grady, law
stenographer toppled over bank on
Sunset highway and Rainier ave.
Sunday and overturned on car
track. Bernard Rubens. IA. tagged
an inbound s, II, q S. car and saw.
ed the occupants from death. BE.
sides Miss Grady, there was anoth-
er woman and child In the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
COTTON PRICES
SKYROCKET|NC

NEW YORK, Oct AFTER
making a sensational 81 squirt
upon unfavorable news In the
new government cotton report,
cotton futures before the close
made another sky-roeket move,
totalins for the day s3.5o-the
greatest Jump In the memory Of
traders. Scenes In the cotton
exchange rivsled the frenzied
events of the past week In the
stock exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
TRADING STAMPS WIN POINT

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. A.-The
Oregon anti-trading stamp law,
passed by the last Legislature. was
declared unconstitutional In de.
cision handed down today by Fed.
eral Judge Wolverton. acting for
Judges Gilbert, Bean and himself,
who heard the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
BERLIN ADMITS LOSS
OF HILL TO FRENCH

BERLIN. Oct. 4.-Tho the
French are admitted 20 have cap.
tured a German trench on the hill
northwest of Givenchy, other at.
lacks were repulsed. today's official
statement announced. The Ger.
mans gained from the British near
a point north OF Loos and from the
French west OF Nimy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04

chief OF police does, and what it's
mayor does not do.
But we have no difficulty in
guessing what the Portland may
or--any Portland mayor-would
do In the same circumstances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
WILL HOLD BAZAAR

Beginning Monday and lasting
until next Sunday night, bazaar
will be held by the Sons and Daugh.
ters OF Norway at the clubhouse,
Boren ave. and Virginia st. The
proceeds will be used to aid sick
benefits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
DIR. NIACYS

Natural methods tn
quickest way 20 relis
from suffering OF boil
men and women.
Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat
Chest. Asthma, Append
eiti.. all special an'
Chronic Disorders. Re
IiabIe treatment for tn
blood.
Kan IN ations ant
consultation FREQ. NJ
extra charges for medi
cine.
1918 Second Ave.
seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
new U. BUILDINGS

First OF series Of five buildings,
which will ultimately form a quad.
rangle on the campus. the new
building for the home economics
department at the university. is to
be erected soon. az cost OF si75..
900. Plans have been completed.
and bids will be called for at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04

In connection with his new indus.
trial system. Rockefeller and his Of
ficials say they are anxious to wipe
the slate clean OF alleged offenses
in tho iei3.19l4 strike. and would
welcome dismissal OF all criminal
cases. except. possibly. the more
fragrant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
WOODY TO SEE GAME

WASHINGTON, Oct. A.
President Wilson may join the
mighty throng OF fans at the
second game Of the world series
In Philadelphia. He wired to.
day for tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
Bv Fred l.. Boalt.

A young man. his wife and a
very small baby occupied seats
in one Of the rear rows AZ tho
-lppodrcmc. Monday morning.
did not know them or any
thing about them. only know
that the young man and MS
wife looked fairly prosperous
and fairly healthy and that the
baby was nicely dressed, but
looked a bit puny.
With rspt attention. they lis
tened to what the speakers on
the stage were saying. IL was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
BELllNoHAM WOMAN DIES

Mrs. Hazel NJ Dodson, OF Belling-
ham, well known in Seattle, died
Sunday night at the Providence hos.
pital. after several months illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
NEW FEES AT Y. W. C A

Fees at Y w. c. A. changed Five
dollar membership card now admits
girl to any department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
Regal Dental Offices

DIR. T.. ~. Clark, Manager.
1906 Third Ave, n. w. Cor. Third
and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04
LACEMAKERS Make
MOSQUITO NETTING

LONDON. Oct. 4.--Lacemaker
Of Nottingham were saved from
abandoning the industry by a great
government; order for mosquito net
ting to be used at the Dardanelles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04

MANCHESTER. Oct. 4.-Over
100000 men OF this city have en-
listed since war began. 2,151 In one
day being the recruiting record.
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TEEra FILLED rnEr

ZACH morning from $50 to 1000 90
emonatrate our painless methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04

All this at the morning session
DR.. McKeever promises that II
the four days the entire field o
child.welfare will be covered--frou
birth to adolescence.
Do you know how TO bathe a
bsby7 How 20 eIothe ~ How
10 feed ~ How to cure II OF
llIs7 How TO correct ~ How
20 guide ~ Can you teach
your little boy or girl how 10
plsy7 Do you know the I'm
portanee OF piay7 How much
do you know about baby"
teeth And other teeth7 And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-04

Suitable re,curds
for the discovery
of the 9TH point
oiH be offered
later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

rison. has returned home. Mrs Har-
rison and daughters will spend the sum
mer here.
Miss lane Henderson. of Bellview.
and Ruth Maurice. OF New York civ,
were the weekend guests Of Miss Har-
rIet Evans.
Mrs. r. l.. Harrison. Of I.ynchburE.
and Mrs Mary l.. Myers. Of Christians
burg, spent Tuesday at Amherst
RAUL Rucker has returned from Rich
mond, where he attended the Confed
crate reunion. While there he was
tn" guest OF his brother. DIT. F. T.
Rucker.
Miss Epes and Miss Annie Fi,zger-
ala VIII" taught in the Amherst schoo,
me past session, have returned TO their
homes al blackstone
Thomas J. HigEinbotham. of Louis
me =, MO. is the guest OF his brother.
tives in this county
MISS Martha kincaid. of Richmond.
mas returned home. after spending sew
era weeks at ]. r. Goodwins
MISS Generieve Bowman on Monday
returned from the University Hospital.
tht weekend with friends and rela-
tives here
Mr.. Hobson. of North Carolina. was
ms week the guest of his daughter,
Mrs ". f. Sandidre He returned home
on ihursday. accompanied by Mrs.
Sandidge and children
Mrs. j. II. Blizzard and daughters.
Misses Martha and Virginia. will leave
tnis week for Campbell County TO spend
the summer
MIS- r. D. Yancey. Of Lynchburg. is
spending some time at Mrs. F. F. Noor-
HES.
PROFESSOR and Mrs. w -. Cox and
children-Brantley and William Edwin
have returned from Waverly. and viii
spehd the summer here. Professor Cox
Me- e-elected principal of the
Waverly High School next session
MISS Mamie Daniel. of Washington.
,ast week spent several days at Mrs,
r. r. Noorheis. Miss Daniel is a
oaHshter OF Leo Daniel. who was at
one tune clerk of tn: County Court Of
Amherst.
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WARRENToN
ISp.cial 10 Tn, Tim.s.Disnatc,

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
WARRENTON. VA. June l2.-GYpsy
Smith. Jr.. commenced Sunday night
here series OF evanEclistic meet
weeks in large tent erected on the
post office lot.
Misses Mamie and Mildred Lake have
returned to their home from Vest
hampton College. Richmond.
Miss Ida May Johnson. of Roanoke.
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. II.
Colvin.
- Mrs William RI. Payne and her son.
Harry +. Payne. have taken rooms at
the Warren Green Hotel for the sum-
mer.
Mrs Howard PEBBLES and family are
guests o: Mrs. Jennie VI, Payne for the
summer
Major r. A. Mcintyre has returned
from a trip in South Carolina.
Miss Pauline Hull. of the Warren
ton High school has returned to her
home at Glade Springs. after being
here for the past session.
Miss Mary stuart Winter. who has
been in school in Washington the past
session. is now the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. Sublett.
Miss Edith wallach -jill leave short
~ for Newport. r. l.. where she will
be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Wood
bury Blair.
MIR and Mrs. David Carver and
daughter are guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Council.
Miss Anna Day, who has been visit
ing in Washington for some time. has
returned 10 her home on Culpeper
Street.
Mrs. James Kerr has returned to
her home after a visit OF some weeks in
Baltimore and Washington.
Westmoreland Davis. of LeesburE,
MAS visitor here this
Mrs. Leonard Horner and family ar
rived this week and will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Julian G. Keith,
w. r. Wilbur reached home this week
ing which time he visited the Panama
Exposition at san Francisco.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, of Lebanon. Pa.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isham Keith. Jr.
Harry Page, OF New York. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ". Harry Pool.
Miss Ernestine Appleton has returned
home from her school. accompanied by
her grandmother. Mrs. Goodwin, Of
Philadelphia.
Miss Eleanor spilman. of Hagers-
town. is the guest Of General and Mrs.
B. n. Sp!lman.
home 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 II. Lewis, of Broad Run.
is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Maphis.
Miss Stanford, of the Warrenton
High School. has returned to her home
In Washington.
Miss Mary Ciasson. Of Fredericksburg.
is the guest of Miss Helen Cham
berlain.
H. c. Spiiman left this week on a
trip to Georgia.
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APPoMATTox
Special to The .r;p,as

'Sneciai 10 The Times Disratchl
Arr ANA TON. VA. June l2-Afiss
anna lanes. who has been teaching in
greensboro, \. c.. has returned home
for the summer.
Mrs. A. II. Clement, who has been at
A hospital in Richmond for thrae
weeks, has returned much improved in
health. 80
Captain J. H. Stanley. who was Sc
verely burned and scaided in a rail-
way wreck near Concord last Thanks
giving day. returned home to-day from
LynchburG hospital for the first time
in the past six months
Gordon and Harold Wingfiefd left to-
day for ALTERNATE to spend the sum
mer with relatives
Misses Grace Hancock and Susie Han
cock. who have just graduated from
me Farmville Normal, are at home for
the summer
delightful entertainment was given
the young folks on Monday evening
when Miss Virginia Ferguson. presi :
dent OF the graduating class enter
tanned the large class of the Appa-
mattoN Agricultural School Those
present were: Miss Bessie Thornton
Pamphlet Mamie carwiie. Charlotte
Mattie Sears. Pauline Clement. Flor
ence Morgan. Della Inge. Odelle Wool
ridge. Frances McDearman, Lila Rob-
ertson. Bessie Stratton, Ella Inge.
Alice Pugh. Alice Cheatham, Alice
Profit. Jennie Goodwin. Florence F..
Caldwell. Lacie Jamerson, Mildred
OBrien, Alena Shorter. Nettie Moses,
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Goodman, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l.. Ferguson. Messrs. Charlie
Moses, Adam Clement. Walter Scott,
Harvey Littell, S. w. Sears. Oscar Cole.
Oscar Shelter, Fornice Woolfalk, Ell
lott Cheatham. Calvin Davis, Robert
Wingfeld. Berkeley Woolridge Horace
Campbell. Bradley Babcock, Guy
Smith. Thomas Caldwell. Robert Thorn
hill. Eddie Moore, Walter Rice and Sam
Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Randolph Caldwell
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Mary Carl to William p. Cook. to
take place here on June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Smith attended
the commencement Of the Woman 8
College in Richmond last week. where
their daughter. Miss Gladys, graduated.
e. j.. Burkey and wife. Of Bristol.
Tenn. visited their brother. r. W
Burkey, here Last week.
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HANOVER
Especial to The Times-Disratch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA, June
l2.-Miss Sally Voolfolk entertained
the bridge club at her home. Nut
Shell" on Friday afternoon. The house
was prettily decorated for the occasion.
a salad course was served after the
game. Those invited were Mesda mes
w. G.. Christian. r. c. Taylor, w. r.
Newton WORKMAN Peatross, Albert Will
liams. Misses Vie Haw. 10 Winston.
Fannie Lipscomh, Mary Taylor Salhe
Taylor. Kitty Winston and Mary Haw.
Pat" King, OF New Orleans. La.
spent the weekend with +. Kent Tay-
lor.
Miss Conway Cralle is spending some
time with friends in Bon Air.
Mr.. Morgan, of Savannah, Ga. has re-
turned to his home. after a visit with
his daughter, Mrs Workman Peatross.
AT Mount Pleasant"
Mrs. Albert Williams and daughter.
of Bon Air, are visiting at the home of
Judge r. Fl. Cardwell, at Prospect
Hill"
Misses Kitty and 10 Winston arc at
tending "A weekend house party at
Ruther Glen. Caroline County.
Mrs. Lucy Johnson, formerly Of South
Carolina. but now Of Richmond. has
been the guest OF Mrs. w. @. Christian
here
Vincent Ancell. Jr.. has returned to
work AT City Point. Va.
n. V. Taylor spent sunday with his
mother. Mrs. Keith Taylor. OF sun
beam"
Miss Margaret Christian has re-
turned home from a short visit in Rich
mond.
Rev. John Scott. of Richmond, filled
the pulpit al ST. Paurs Episcopal
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>M.ssrs. Earl Pus.y and John

Rice. lM.ssrs Earl Pussy and John
Stith Brent.
Howard Gill has gone 20 Baltimore
TO accompany his brother. Handy. horN
from the hospital. where ne has been
for several weeks under treatment for
blood poisoning
Miss Marjorie Booth. o, Harvey.s
Neck. who has been at the Catawaba
Sanatorium for quite "A while for treat
ment, has returned much improved
u. {. Wright. of Oldhams. Westmore.
land. has returned from recent trip
to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Taliaferro. Cap
tain c. w Haymi and family. Charles
Hiison. T Howard Jett. Jr., T. Howard
Jett. Sr. all of Reedvile: Mrs Frank
Haymi and children. and wayland Hall
Of Tibitha; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Booth
and children. Owen Rooth and Thomas
Carey all of Lillian. left recently for
the summer season on Assoteague.
Miss Helen Hudnall. who has been
teaching in Amelia, has returned to
her home. near Sunnybank. Miss Fam
|, ME Blackwell is also at her home. near
. 5everiyville from session taught in
Fauquier.
j, Harry Covington. of Buena Visit,
Va is visiting his parents at Chest
nut Cove" near Burgess store
Mrs. w. G. Chewing and children.
OF Florida. are spending some Tina
with her mother. Mrs J. E Blakemore.
near Sonora.
Miss Alice Chiffon. OF Lancaster
COURTHOUSE. has returned from re-
cent visit in Richmond
MISS Fannie Robinson is at her home.
In huntsville. from Westroreland
where she has been teaching
Mrs. Mabel Booker. Of Lottsbure
has returned from a recent visit in
Baltimore.
Mrs. James Motley of Farmham. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Robert z
Booker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa S. Rice and SON.
Rudolph. have returned from Balti-
. more
j. j. Hamblins. OF Village. was in
Heathsville recently
MISS Janet Bryant has closed her
school and gone to her home in Balti-
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TO-DAY'S BEAUTY HELPS
BEAUTIEIEE

COMPLEXION BEAUTIFIER
Nothing is more repulsive than to
see woman with her face all
dauoed with face powder in her de-
sire to hide marks of age. Instead
OF using powder. which clogs and
enlarges the pores, it is far better
to use good face lotion that will
Improve and permanently benefit tho
skin. BY dissolving four ounces OF
spurmax in one-half pint hot water
you can make an inexpensive lotion
that Will do wonders as skin
whitener and complexion heautifer.
1T removes all shininess. sallowness
and roughness. and gives the skin
smooth. velvety tone. while it does
not rub off easily like powder. nor
does it show on the skin.
MAKES HAIR FLUFFY - Bv
washing the hair with a teaspoonful
OF canthroX dissolved In a cup OF
hot water. atterward rinsins thor
oughly with clear water one finds
that 1t dries quickly and evenly. is
unstreaked. bright, soft and very
fluffy. SO fluffy. in fact. that 1T looks
more abundant than it is and so soft
that arranging it becomes a pleas
ure. This simple. inexpensive sham
poo cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly of all dandruff. and dirt.
and leaves a clean, whole Bome feel
ing. All scalp irritation! will dis
appear. and the hair will 'oe brighter
and glossier than ever be Tore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
HIST WEEK OF SUMMER
SEASON At WHITE ENDS
'o'erai Cottages Are Occupied, and
hundreds Of Visitors Are
Expected.
is WELL FILLED
'"cationists Are Coming In Rapidly.
ana Number Is Increased by Inn
r"ssioiiity of Touring Among
european Watering Places.
Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.

u.I,,n-e,al to The Times Dispatchl
hITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
Nr The first week of the summer
ended last night with several
co'taSes occupied. and IT is ex-
go mat by the last week of June
VIII be several hundred people
~ me Springs The Greenbrier is
ii!ed with guests from the Eas, and
.oI IN VINO have found it Impossible to
80 their trips to Europe. and have
49," 70 spend the summer at White
u'pnuF The White is beginning TO
".'"iE with Nacation!sts, and on
IN - II will open for the season
ozone! William n. Palmer. OF Rich
.oHn. and his daughter. Mrs. w O..
Ing are already in their apartments
IN" White. and will be among the
OF the colony for the summer.
hHen Lewis. of indianapolis. has
F@n'd her summer home in Tansus
80" and Mrs. n. l. Cabell. Of Rich
1ohd, Who Will be her neiGhbor is cx-
eIt.G within short time
'"nh - Potts. of Richmond. visited
u" springs in the early part OF the
EEK with .. Cowardin. Mr. rotts
no hiA family Will also have home
n, tanSHs Row this summer. Colonel
.!r' Robinson. of the CD!tei States
ii!ttary Academy. a, ives, Point. \.
ummer
tHinnng the colony OF foreign resi-
eh'S mat Is so large at the Greenbrier
ms year Mrs. J. G. O'Connor. Of Paris
'ne latest arrival Mrs OConnor
d IN me past Travelled about the dif-
erent' European spas. bu. this year
eF KID is impossible. and she will be
the summer colony here She is ac-
oHHPanied ny her three daughters. the
.isses Ivy. Cornelia and Eleanor
Connor and Mrs. NJ. =. Groner. OF
Inc Baroness V. Frowein. Pardce. o..
ni!adelphia and Howard pardee ar
'Fed for a three weeks STAY on We'd
esoaE and the Baroness Andre OF
iorH. arrived on the same day
ecompan!ed by Miss Allen. OF New
oFk. baroness Andre and Miss Allen
! re enthusiasts golfers. and they have
r!iva!
Nr and Mrs Henry II Fairbanks. Of
asnins'on. -. e. arrived at the
feenhrier on Tuesday. and the uoxt
ay moved TO their cottage in virginia
oW where they Will remain unt!l the
ourth OF July.
Mrs. j. q X Lawrence. Of New York
nd Miss Eleanor Lawrence arrived a,
he 'reenbrier on Tuesday. and Mrs
ven johnson, vie Of the well-known
lthor. now on his way TO Europe with
er sister. Miss Enid Watkins. on Mon
Amons the other arrivals we're s
'uHi"S bcftrin. president Of the
outhern Society Of New York Mrs
e"is l. Delaf.l4. the Misses Dclaneld
r ana Mrs. George & Kendall. MIR
ID Mrs '" D. Emhree Miss Eleanor
eRoy. Frederic \. Julliard. F. c. XII
ttrick. Mrs l.adcnbury and a. w
.rhee' OF New York; Samuel Lacy. Of
ionmond Miss Florence Barlow. or
ouisviile; Miss MARY r. V.nahIe and
ISIS Elizabeth Naddy, Of Lexington
- MI. and Mrs John g. Stoll ana
F-and Mrs q, +. Vaughn. also Of Lex
Ston Mr.. and Mrs James II. Pi.rc.
10 MIS- y. \. Brewer. Of Sharpsvillo
a. Mrs Herbert r. Cave. Of Ralti-
o'e, ana Mrs r. Y. Hawley and the
Uses Daisy Freeman and Clare Rica
Galveston, Texas
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BLACKSBURG

Lspecia! TO The Times Dispatch
BLACkSBtRG, VA, June l2.-N,ss
.arsaret y Henderson. daughter ~
r. and Mrs, Crosweli Henderson. was
arr!ed al o'clock on Thursday mo, y :
ig al the family home near Blacks
urE, TO Rev. Edwin b. Smith. OF Mary
md. only the members OF the family.
ere present Al the ceremony. which
as performed by Rev. d. j. Woods.
ID. OF the Presbyterian Church. and
IIe bride was attended by her cousin
ISIS Anne Hyatt. OF Nashville, Tenn.
Is maid OF honor. Storch Brown. Of
allen. was the best man. and Miss
essie Hall played the wedding
'arches. Mr.. Smith is a graduate of
oanoke College. and has just finish ed
is course at the Lutheran Theoloei-
Al Seminary. He has accepted call
- Nova Scotia, and Will leave with lis
ride IN a few weeks 10 take IN his
.ork there.
Mrs. j. NJ. McBryde and Mrs. c. G..
uignard gave an informal reception
n Monday evening at "Midhurst' in
onor Of the members of the Music
nd Dramatic Club. In musical
on the prize. and. after short pro-
ram Of vocal and instrumental selec-
oas by the club members, buffet
pper was served
In honor Of her sister, Miss Frances
utherie. Of LynchburE, Mrs David NJ.
lloyd entertained company of young
omen Tuesday morning At her home.
.smithheld.' near town. Those invited
4 meet Miss Gutherie were Misses
ouise Black, Liz Otey and Louise Kent
oge. Charlotte Mathews. Halle
honas, Cora and Minnie Davidson.
ucy Nelson Talliferro. of Richmond:
lizabeth Eggleston. Reba Crumpacker.
airy Henderson. Eleanor Parrot and
florence Pennick.
Miss Lucy Nelson Talliferro. of
edmond, is the guest of the Misses
ayidson for the month of June.
Misses Marion and Florence Boat
tuesday to spend some time at the
ONE of Mrs. w. r. Penick
Miss Mamie Montgomery. Of Frank
County. is the guest Of her sister,
RS. w. D. Saunders, at Solitude.
Rev n. j. Woods left on Thursda Y
attend the commencement exercises
81 Washington j efferson College. in
ennsylvania, and will also visit Pitts
ureh. and his fanny IN MartinsburE.
y. Va, while away.
Miss Margaret Diffendall. OF Fred
lick. Md. arrived here on Thursday
,r q visit of several weeks to her
ster. Mrs 7. 3. Keister.
Miss Ora May Brown has returned
her home here from Woman's Col
ere at Lynchburg. and Miss Lucille
rovn from her school in Salem
Miss Margaret Dunlap. of Middle
Org. is spending some time here at
re home Of DIR. and Mrs. w. G.. Chris
ian.
Rev T. T.. Davis. a recent graduate
the Crozier Theological Seminary V.
rived here this week and has taken
Ep his work as pastor OF the Blacks
Iure Baptist Church.
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PLEASANT VIEW
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Hanover.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
PLEASANT VIEW, VA. June lo-
Miss Evelyn Roy. of Pedar Mills. is
visiting Miss Mary Gatewood.
Miss Ruby Gatewood entertained on
"Wednesday evening in honor OF Miss
Mary Bennett. of Middlesex County
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilsher. of New
York. spent the week at the home Of
MIR. Wilsher's sister. Mrs. f. w. Sale
j. Biby Doris. of Buffalo, spent the
week end with Mrs. NJ. p. Gatewood
Professor J. Walter Kenney. returned
to his home here on Saturday, after
spending the winter in Gloucester
County where he had charge of Achilles
High Scnool
Miss Myra Simpson. Miss Lewis Pryor
and Miss Louise Hudson will attend the
summer normal at Farmville.
Professor Cabell Pryor will attend
the West Virginia summer school
Mrs. {. T. Watts. Mrs. 4. D. Eibb
Misses Florene Bihb and Vera Sale
motored 10 Lynchburg on Thursday.