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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
GIRL Gets
HIGH PRAISE As
AN EDUCATOR
Miss Manette A. Myers Given
Letter of Appreciation by
State Superintendent of
Public Instruction.

Santa Re. y. NJ, Dec. 3.-MlsH
Mnnncttc A.. Myers. formerly % Al
buquerqur. whose resignation az state
director Of Industrial education took
effect December !. has been given "a
letter of high praise by Avian ~.
White, 2tn.o superintendent OF pun
lie instruction. Miss Myers has been
the incumbent of the office for several
years. She formcri, resided Boz Al
buquerquc.
The letter follows:
Miss Ma1ette \ Mycrs.
Ration. Ncw Mexico.
Dear Mi.~ Myers.
your resignation az state direc or
Of industrial education. filed with me
November 9Th. Coo take effect Deem
Der ], 1918. is this day accepted In
accepting such resignation. permit me
20 thanN you Kindly for your uniform
courtesy to me and members OF the
state department OF education. dur
INK the time of our incumhcncy In
the Office At this time I also
AXE the opportunity OF expressing to
YOU my sincere appreciation of the
splendid. faithful ana conscientious
work performed by you In behalf of
Industrial education in this state. as
well as for tho progress Of education
iu general t%hroughou, New Mexico.
Ability. carnestness. and en- husiasm
characterized your administration and
a. u result of same Industrial educa-
ton has been firmly established in
The milds Of our people. all OF whom
/ am sure. joia with me IN expressing
fun appreciation 81 your valuable
services to our new state. I sincerely
wish hat Dr. might ave been possible
for YOU to have continued the work
which you have ao well begun.
Again thanking sou for past cour-
tesies ana our faithful performance
Of duty. together with well wishes FOR
the future. 1 remain.
Most sincerely yours,
"ALVAN s. WHITE,
"Sta.c superintendent
L. g. MersieldCr. formerly OF curry
county. will arrive In l day or two 20
take up the work lell by Miss Myers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
MUST PAY
ASSERTS ATTORNEY
GENERAL F. w. CLANCY

santa Fc. y N Dec, S-ln nu
opinion rendered yesterday Attprur,
General FrUuk W clancy answered ID
question which has been agitatuE
school authorities ia several parts OF
me state Bog telling one ot them that
teachers must Bee paid, whether there
were funds iG Inc treasury Sufficient
Co pas them Goo cash or NOT. Mr.
CLANCY pointed uut that tine law rc-
uuircs hat warrants bearing q per
cent interest must hc given when cash
Is not available.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
NOTED CALF-KILLING
L0B0 Is CAUGHT BY
CLOUDCROFT TRAPPER

Cloudcron, y NJ, Dec IA lobo
wolf which is known Co have killcd
three calves lately was caught IN g
trap rear here hy O.. " smith ot
Pinon, Tuesday. Nj Smith hot the
wolf. which weighed over 80 pounds,
after it had been caught
The catch is % profitable one for
him. as beside M. regular bounty al
lowed hy the state the goat men acn
pay 81 "a head Tor each lobo cNtin-
guishcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
OPEN E N TO BE
HE'LL BY WOMEN's CLUB

Tomorrow evening will be open
evening" at the woman's club for all
Grub members and their families. Mrs.
r. %. winfrey ard Miss Herbert Cal
les are in charge Of the en-
t~ertainment and have arranged an In
:eresting musical program as well a.
cards n dancing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
state vt New Mexico,
County Of Berualillo

No. lVSbb.
:. Nasil, Plaintiff,
v.
Katherine y. Vasll. Defendant.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
To the above named defendant;
You are hereby notified that a suit
mas been commenced against YOU in
the above entitled court by the above
named plaintiff praying an absolute
divorce upon the grounds of ABANDON
mcnt Ana YOU are further notified
that unless you appear In said court
and plead to said action on or before
the 10Th day of January, 1915, "a de-
cree p-ro-confesso Will be- entered
against YOU and the relief IN said
complaint prayed for will bc granted.
The attorney for tho plaintiff is n.
g.. Miller, Room &, Cromwell block,
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
A.. E.WALKER. Clerk.
by Thos. *. u. Madison. Deputy
tSeul)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03

Also in small containers.
Tomatoes, Soups. Green
Chilli, Canned Spaghetti,
pimicutoS and many other
products,
We have secured Il line of
extra good quality Canned
Fruit in the No. | size.
llalycd aud Sliced Peaches.
IIalvcd and Sliced Apri-
cots. Pears, PlumS,
PruncS, and Pineapple
az nj
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
BROTHER OF BELEN MAN
IS KILLED AT FRONT

Hclcn ~. NJ, Dec Word has
been received here by Hyalmar En-
dcrsticu. an omplove OF The John
Beokrr company. ut the death Of his
brother Rudolph m the trenches boa
Russia. Endersticn was with tho
German army invading the northern
empire. tie was - years of age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
w. |. HAWKINS
Mince Meat

We have a nice line of This
in bulk and package
Mrs I'ishhu,L'S bull
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
Small Cans of
Vegetables

Al quality and or Por.
tions 10 the can:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03

Looking for a job? Try a
Herald Want Ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03

~ TTTTTHTTTTW'WT
h. g. Morsicldor. formerly OF curry
county. will arrive In O. day or two 20
take up the work lell by Miss Myers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
HARRlSONBURG
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.I

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
HARRISONRURG. VA, July 81
Grafton Herring. of Gainesville, Ga,
spent three weeks visiting relatives in
Rockingham County.
Miss Blarch Thorn. OF Aus,inville, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. r. Borth-
WICK Of lsridgewater.
General John r. Roller attended the
wedding in Blackstone on Monday of
his brother -in-Iaw. George W. Caben
%nd Miss Sidney Guy. Miss Lucy Poll
or and Miss Anne Roller were brides
maids.
Mrs. Kate Koincr, of waynesboro.
md Mrs. Robert Graham Koincr. of
chicago. arc visiting Mrs j. O.. Myers.
on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs FRANK l.. Suhlett rave
n dance on Wednesday night at their
nome on South Main Street, in honor
cf Miss Annie Mailer. Of Raleigh. -.
G.. who is guest of Mrs. w f: Manor.
out of-town guests present were
Misses Herring. of Lexington. X
Miss Lillian Herring of Florida. aud
MISS Jean Sublett. of Stanton
Miss BESSIE Turner has returned 10
'alcm, after visit TO Miss Julin
Sprinkel, on South Main street.
Miss Natalie Lancaster. who laugh,
.hathematics in the summer normal
during the absence Of DR. Henry Con.
verse mas returned TO her home in
ashland.
Miss Shacklett. of charlottesville. IL
visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ. G. Hacr
Lieutenant Winfield Liggett. Jr Of
me battleship Montana. now stationed
at portsmouth, " H., is Visiting his
'nother' Mrs Winfield Liggett.
mrs. Hortense Ira Der, OF Muskopee
Ckla,. and Miss Edna Crenshaw, Of
Kansas CITY. Mo. are guests Of their
cousin, Mrs. J. Samuel Harnsbcrger ~
South Main Street y"
Mrs, Herbert Corman has returned
rom rom an extended visit to Richmond
G IN, also visited her brother. Captain
clarence Wyatt, at Clarida.
MIS- Thomas G. Herring and douqh-
yer Miss HildeGarde, have lert for
'''f' ra ncisco to spend the summer.
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WINCHESTER

special 10 The Times Dispatah.l
WlNcHE ESTER VA. July $-Airs
taiiie Bruce Oldham, Of Mound.yiil.
w. Va. and he. daughter. Miss Elise
oldham, who, !, viii Ice recal!ed. PLAYED
with Mr. f'aversham last season in
me Hawk. arrived here today for
a part of the summer. and are ar the
home Of Miss Sherrard. Mrs. Oldham
is daughter OF the late Colonel Ed :
ward G. Bruce. OF Winchester. a ia
nous portrait artist ana Journalist
MISS Pocahontas Butler. of Wash :
ington who is the guest OF Miss Vir
gin!a Faulkner Fuller at~the home of
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
IL. Fuller. is being extensively enter
tanned. On Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Fuller and the Misses Fuller
gave delightful dinner dance in Mice
butler's honor, and on Monday even
ing Mrs. Richard EVELYN Evrd enter
'hined for Miss Butler AZ q small dane.
at her home on Amherst stree, Miss
butler made her debut in Vashin1,,on
last season -
The Misses Lynch, daughters of Mr.
ana Mrs. Maurice NJ. Lynch, entertained
a, an afternoon tea. IN honor Of Miss
Margaret Hardin. Of WASHINGTON. who
was the guest OF Miss Margars, Rear
don
Mrs. Richard z. Griffith has sone on
an extended visit TO friends in Gull
pepper County, Va, and Will also y,sI,
In Philadelphia and ut Rockville Ma
Mrs j. T. Kemp and her t..o sons
OF Baltimore, are the guests Of Nr
and Mrs Hunter S,!ne, at their home
near town
Miss Ruth Engle who has been rbs
guest Of Mrs. Roland Q. Ryan. has
returned 10 Anderson ". Va.
Mrs Joseph Blanchard Ames is ex
pected here in a few days 10 pass the
remainder Of the summer at the home
or Miss Mary Spottiswoodc Buchanan
where her daughters Mrs. Richard
EVelyn BYRD, Jr, OF WASHINGTON. ana
Mrs George l. Washington. and n.
staying
Misses Virginia Moore and Elverdo
Cook' Of iaiiharshurs, Md, arc the
guests OF MI and Mrs II G. Sheetz.
MRS Thomas Cover. Sr ana hor
daughters, Mrs. Thomas ". Harrison
Mrs Harry r. Kern anG Mrs Uarrv
*. Russell. and her daurhter-in.I.w
MRS LorinS y. Cover. have returned
from Atlantic CITY and Baltimore
Miss Cieora Rapier left 3 dav .,
Two ago for Richmond. where she viii
spend some time
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cuttings. Of EaI.
umorc. tho latter formerly Misc I.o,,o
woods. Of rhliadelphia hay. bnnr
spending some time At the home of Mr.
Coble '''
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lVOR
Especial to The Times. Disnatc

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
fNOR, VA, July SIS. r. Westbrook.
candidate for the House Of Delegates.
was In town on Friday.
Herman Cobb. OF Franklin. was q re-
cent guest OF his parents. MI and Mrs.
a. F. Cobb.
Mrs. J B. Owney has returned from
a hospital in Richmond, where She un-
deTwent an operation.
County Treasurer l.. r. Edwards. Of
Franklin. was in town few days ago.
The youngest child OF MIR and Mrs
l.. c. Pulley Is Very Ill. Mrs. + r.
Pulley took the child TO n hospital in
Richmond a few days ago for treat
ment
Guy Balm. OF Norfolk. spent sunday
with his mother, Mrs. NJ l. Balm.
Junius Pulley, of Courtland. was a
visitor in town recently.
Some OF our people contemplate at
tending the Fourth OF July celebration
at Claremont, which Will be observed
Monday. July 5.
The recent rains improved the crops
OF corn. peanuts and gardens in this
Vicinity. and farmers ar expecting a
fine WELD
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bull on South Main street.

bull on South Main Street
/ Mr.. and Mrs O. r Bedford and
| daushter, Francisco Gin,er Park. ar
! rived at Harmony Grove" the home Of
F! Sheriff r. r. Turnbu1l, on Saturday for
few days visit
Misses Mayo and Helen Masse. OF
| Petersburg, are the guests OF their
sister. Mrs. Nat Turnbull, on South
Main Street.
Miss Mary. and Mrs. Il. r. Turnbull
Ir.. left on Tuesday for Norfolk to
attend the marriage OF Robert Turn
Bulls son. Charles D. Turnbull. and
Miss Pearl Berger. which took place
on Wednesday, afternoon at the brides
home. Colonial and Connecticut
Avenues.
Miss sallie B. Wilkins, of Blackstone,
who has been the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. n s. Hicks. on Hicks Street. has
returned to her home.
Miss Margaret snow. OF Wicomico
church is the guest NJ the st. Andrews
Rectory.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss EVELYN Turnhull. daughter OF
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Turnbull. 10
James Gillette. OF Carron, the event
TO take place in 81. Andrews Episco-
pal Church Lawrenceville. on Wedncs-
day evening. July -.
MISS Henrietta Gardiner who has
| been spending several months in Law
:'Nc"rillc. left on Wefne Sdav for Phil
adelphia and Hartford and then on to
her home at Gardiner, Maiuc
Mrs \. T. Furdy and da, ghtcr. Har-
, rict, left last week for Evansville to
spend the summer
Mrs Byrd Rawlings and son. Willie
Byrd, Of Ginter Park, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Barkley on Windsor
Avenue
Miss Caroline Rayley entertained the
card club a, her home on Windsor
Avara" on Saturday afternoon from
81" "a, O'clock - = Fourth OF
July celebration. Miss Bayley's GUESTS
w'," Ms Nat JurHbuil. Misses MAYO
and Helen Massie. Mrs. r. X Turnbull,
il. Mrs. ". =, S,arkc. Mrs Walter
Turnbun Mrs. Hcrtors Lewis. Mrs.
Marie Heartfelt. Mrs. Mallory Turnbul.
Mrs Burdctte Lewis Missc. Lizzie and
PatIie Prince Turnbull, Mrs. Charles
. n. Sehrell, Miss Evelyn Turnbull, Mrs.
j. p, Rurkley, Mrs. Ruben Owens. Mrs
Byrd Rawlings, Mrs. -. y. SiZcr, Miss
Henrietta Meredith and Miss Grace
Mallory. DR.. Charles Palmer and Jack
Shell arc in St Lukcs Hospital. Rich
mond, for appendicitis. They are re-
ported doing we'll
Miss Lily Precivall is attending the
summer normal school at Farmvlle
y very enjoyable dance was given
! on Monday night by Mrs. D. s. Hicks
Jr.. to the Campfire Girls and the
Boy Scouts.
Mrs. J. c. soyenton. OF Norfolk is
the guest Of Mrs. Marie Heartweli
on Windsor Avenue.
| Miss Mabel Upchurch left this week
TO spend the summer at salem.
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BUENA VISTA
Especial 10 Tho TInn.

tnpeciai TO Tho Times Dispatch.
II "e n,NA VISTA. VA, July 3.-Mrs. w.
har hanoorn entertained the club at
nei nome last week with whist. Those
pl resent were Mrs H. Trumbower ME-
~. b cmholtz. Mrs. James c. Taylor
Ms. W. H. Gilkyson, Mrs. Frank Kew
Mss ss Iat'eSon. of New York: Misses
va! an" carrie RichesQn, Carol I'm
nni.S ""rF Waische, Mabel Jordan
sa'do co"rs" and raspberry ice cream
were served
me GENTRY BROTHERS show came To
Town sunday and erected their tents
the same day, giving entertainment "a
s,sht-seekers Monday natives from
me country and a large number ar
tt.'ns from lexington by the Chesa-
-. nnu ON" trains thronged the
street ana gave the appearance of q
gaia day. Owing to excessive ucon.a
'hA pE the city officials, the parade
H"" Sho" were declared off. but n
.rh1lII "!1llse rcmcdcd the trouble
heic was fair attendance at both
pc ioi ,'iahc"S' and the audience was
pleased. Randolph pntteson or Ivnrh
nurS' spent several DAYS with hnr
SISTER, Mrs. w. II. Gilkyson stonninr
OIL on MS way TO Philadelphia TO take
course in architecture at the INT
NcTsity Of Pennsylvania
MISS i'ctscy Brown is Visiting Mice
par'i ,' i'afhno' OF Morristown. Pa. Miss
!t!ns'nhcre1 n
visltor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Trumbowcr. ana MIS-
Ambrose Brown has accented met.
'ioh "ith the United States foresters
stationed near Natural bridge .nd ,hs
/ position he vacated at Shlrcv e. nro,,n
mas hecn taken by G. c. Rurynes 90
! northumberland County. Va -
I Walter II. Shirley, after ,,ki,
civil service examination has hen 80
noted from field work with mo ~
. ID. c. ""Sh'hs ton'
II. o. Root. a former rcsidcn, ~ ,,is
, Guy nut now OF Bedford City. 10 visit
Ing few of his friends.
Mrs. Lucy Barrett is visiting ho.
Sister Mrs. c. NJ Richcson.
Mss Margaret Rubbish returned hor,o
"Wednesday after being in Sou,hwns,
virginia Tor two weeks.
Miss Alice Gilbert. after a veor,.
absence from the Southern Seminary
has returned and taken up her d,,,ic.
as secretary for this institution.
Miss l. G. Combs. stenographer al,
me southern Seminary, is spcndin,. bnr
vacation at Baltimore.
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AMHERST

Especial 10 The Times DispatchJ
AMHERST. VA. july 3-Nies rs
telle McCraw is the guest Of relatives
in IynchburE
stephen Campbell and son. Eddie
who have been visiting relatives near
here. have returned 10 their home Il,
Salisbury, y. G. They made the ,rin
to Amherst and back by autonoi,jIa
MFR. and Mrs. W \ Ealdock have
returned from an extended trim 10 nirh
mond, Baltimore and other point,
Miss Mary Ellis is AT ho-nr ,eaiu
after spending several months Min
relatives in Omaha. Ncb
Mrs. Robert Harrison ana oauub,er
Miss Annie, arc boarding at MIG n
II richardson's
Mrs JOSIE Umlauf, of Richmond .
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs c. p Gun.
bingham.
Miss May Canheid. Of pedlar Mills
this week spent several days win he,
aunt Miss Bessie Williams
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. SandiGcc ar.
boarding at Mrs. Bessie F. Wares.
Rev. r. S. Bauehan and Rev. ". +
draper this week attended the Dis
trict Conference Of the Methodist
church. which met az Louisa
on TUESDAY ,he Camp Fire girls, un
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial The Times-n,.,o.o,

aPeclai 10 The Times DispatchJ
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. july 1.
NoW mat the curtain is up and the
payers are on. the great stage at Blue
Ndge presents scene OF activity
Ne" arrivals are the order OF each
DAY, and whether In the pursuit. NJ
pleasure or the relief OF pain. all And
mere what they seek
Inc week opened with n meeting of
the Ministerial Association OF RosnoLo
which came in full force. numberInV
twenty-five of the clergy OF the va.
rious churches there. A happy day was
spent, with tennis. bowling and golf
m'hsled with sessions, more sessions.
OF matters pertaining to the progress
or their spiritual labora
Among the notables registered is DR..
q. h Gildersheve, OF Richmond. who
has become an annual visitor here. and
whose return is always hailed with
piensure The doctor is enjoying "auc-
tlon bridge" in which game he excels.
having retired from his professional
service and written n valuable history
or the Medical Association Of Virginia.
IN winch organization he has filed the
hiehest positions. he is resting on his
iaurels, with optimistic views of life.
Mrs. Thaddeus S. Clark. we'll known
in Virginia as Miss Rosa Moss, of CAL
weston, Tex, was an arrival OF the
week from Washington. D. c.. where
she mas ilNeu Tor several years. She
Is welcomed by many old friends
Miss Margaret r. Patterson. OF FJar-
risonburg, Va, was a late arrival of
interest
The buds" presented an original
play by Miss Beth Jennings. Of Lynch
burg. The Fairest Spirit" 10 which
other features were added, of fancy
dances and tableaux, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Gwendolin Hubbard. OF
&c
dolin Logan. The little play was a
prize winner in one OF the Lynchburg
schools. and reflects credit on the
youthful playwright, and the entertain
ment was greatly enjoyed by the sum-
mcr colony.
Norfolk has added Mrs. w. r.. Breen
and Miss Mahle Page to the list of
visitors, while Roanoke sends inter-
cstlng parties of young men and young
women to enliven the nightly dance.
4 fine tennis court has been made
to meet the requirements OF a revival
OF that atheletic game. and with the
bowling alley open, there Is no lack of
amusements.
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Helene Dz4tgyeu
q OffbEeUOooD Q U7tDERAuOoD NJ

Vile. Dutriou. twenty-five, pretty.
prtite md Ttnkomc, IL the worlds
champion mir woman. She arrived I'm
America recently from France, where
In the early pnrt of the war, she helped
10 guard Paris. For her dnriug in max
Ing night flights. she wa. decorated by
the French government with the Legion
OF Honor. Three times while the Ger
mann were ndvnncin. on Paris. she
warned the French of the approach OF
the Icrmnn nernpinncs. She was not II
member OF the French Military Aero
Division. aIl her flights being mndc
unohic1nIly. For the last Few months
she hns been connected with the French
Ambulance Corps. She IN n winner OF
speed and distance prizes In the New
ork contests of Octnhcr. 1911. and the
King OF ltaly'S prizes AT Florence the
same Tehr. Nine. Dutricu Erat became
Interested In avintIon I'm IIaS. when .hc
shw Wilbur Wright In hIA ncropInDc.
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PULASKI

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
PULASKI. VA, July "a moonlight
picnic was enjoyed by party OF Pu-
laskians on Monday night. The drive
over Pulaski County's splendid Alum
SprinG Road 10 a spring on the farm
of II l. Trolinecr brought the pleas
ure seekers to one of the most invit-
ing pirnic'n2 spots in the county. y
large bonfire was built over which
was cooked part of the rcpast Of
the evening, and for several hours the
mem htrs Of the party enjoyed a thor
oughiy pleasant evening. Those in
cluded in the party were Misses Saun-
ders and Lannins, Of New York City;
Mr. and Mrs. II c. Gilmer. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. n. LanEhornc, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Bunker, sir. and Mrs. Alexander
smith MIR. and Mrs. II. c. GiImcr. MIR.
and Mrs. I. c. Morehcad. Mr.. ana Mrs.
y +! Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. lessee y.
liosnng. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord ~.
Miles. Dr. and Mrs. W. s Gilncr. Mr..
ana Mrs - r Apnew. Mcsdames Z.
l. Massie, II x. Ticc and X. g. Fitz-
hugh. Misses Frances stone and Mar
garct Jordan, Harry Lauphon. Edward
ana Perry brown, Joe Wysor, Fred
barnard. Ralph Gum and f. l..
Parker
a PARTY OF young people. charer-
oned by Mrs. J. g. Massie, went TO lit
tic Walkers Mountain on Monday
evening on /. rtOOnI!Shl IiCIit. ne
trip was made in autos. the party Of
about twenty leaving the city about &
O'Clock. After enjoying a thoroughly
pleasant evening picn!cinS and social
". the party returned To the city with
the spirit which pervadcs n good
/ tured picnic crowd
Mr. and Mrs. Chralcs T. Macgill
"ho were married on June II ut Gal
weston. Texas, after a honeymoon trip
have arrived AT his Pulask estate
"ciai-nont Farm" whore they wil
reside. Mr.. MacgiIl. native Of Vir
.,inia. migrated 10 Texas. where h'
lived about ten years. returning to hi!
Virginia home this spring, going bach
/ 10 Texas for his bride During hi:
! residence in the Lone Star State, IN
YES a member OF INC Legislature
Miss Frances Williams. OF Rich
+ Tnnnd. after visit 10 her sister, Mrs
( S. T. SteGcr, Jr., left this week fo
. pcariaburg from where she will &,
with a party TO the Panama Exposi
ton.
! The family of Rev. r. X suther
land. OF Emory, have gone to thci
farm In Pulaski County To spend tn
summer months.
! Rev. T.. ]. Iarreii. Of Waco. Texas
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der the leadership Of their captain. Mrs.
r. : Bauchan. Went on a picnic to
Buffalo River. Those going were: Mrs
ham, Katherine Crockett. May Cauteld.
Eleanor tillispie. Myrtle Gregory. Es-
Their Settle. Louise Settle, Lucille Ware,
Margaret Ware. Mary Ware, Meta
Ware. Eva Ware. Ruth Ware. Grace
Ware. Bessie Williams. Meredith Wills
and Cornela Hanger The girls are
planning n hike 10 Cold Mountain. ten
miles from Amherst, some time in
August.
on Tuesday morning. at their home
here. the Misses Dearborn charnl;nci.
entertained the Morning Bridge Club
Nearly all members We're present. and
the meeting was unusually successful
Mrs Charles \. Joubert was awarded
the prize for the highest score. Those
present Were: Mrs. r NJ. Corey. Mrs
Percy Page Mrs. y. E. Strobe. Mrs
Charles y. Joubert. Mrs j. w. Beard.
Mrs w. L Reed, Mrs 5. NJ Wills. Misses
Ma"y and Marion Dearborn. harriet
Evans, Adelia Page Rosalie Harrison.
Gertrude Davis, Bessie Robertson. Mar
tina Robertson, Mary Scott. Miss Lille
Moore, OF l.ynchburg, and Miss Irene
hlng, OF Savannah. Ga. On Tuesday
the club Will he entertained By Mrs.
Bond at the home of Mrs F. +. Voor.
heis.
Miss katherine Groh. a representa-
ave Of the Virginia Stats SUNDAY
school .Associat on. was this week
guest Of Mrs. 9. w Dearborn
Rev. j. y. Thomas and family have
moved into the Presbyterian manse ~
Gently erected at this place
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Burch. for
merly of Richmond. have moved 20
Amherst TO-. the summer
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is conducting an evangelistic meeting
FOR the Missionary Baptist congrega-
ton at this place. The services began
on Monday night and will continue for
several weeks, and are being held in
tent.
Misses Agnes Robinson and Miriam
Robinson. of Grahams Forge. are in
the city for visit to relatives this
week.
Mrs. T. "A. Roberts and two children
left on Friday for Point Pleasant w
Va. where they Will spend two months
visiting her mother.