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HA.RTI,AND.

Two story frame house,
cabinet and base 1nantels,
oak finish, large lot.
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FOR SALE miscellaneous

FOR Sale Complete equipment for
5i GENERATING tiectric current; includes
5ss one IS ii. .. and one 65 Ii. p. gas cn-5
cine and dynanos- Apply TO ". l..
iEhland. clarksbur5.
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FOR Rem Ti:Houses

FOR RENT-rhree room cottage path
Dor nlpnrl1, city wAter free G G..
~ $ hfcC.arty Mrt-arty Building
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enable me to perform the duties re-
uuIred by sa4d order Of reference
g Given under nay hand this 9Th. day
CT March, 1915. @
w. NJ. 4CONAwAT.
Commissioner In Chancer
Notice to Lien Holders.
M To all persons holding liens by 1udg-
ment or otherwise. on the real estate
Or any part thereof Of A. E. Hill.
In pursuance to a decree OF the Circuit
Court or Harrison County. w. Va. made
In a cause therein pending. to subject the
isfaction OF the Liens thereon. you are
hereby required to. present all claims
held by you and each Of you against the
said "A. T. Hill. which are liens on his
real estate. or any part Of 1t, for adj
5udtcatiofl TO me. at my Office, 214 Court
son County, West Virginia. on OF be-
fore the Ttll day of April. 1915.
Given under my hand this 9Th. day Of
March. 1915.
W. NJ. cOEAWAY.
Commissions In Chancery.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Four room cot
s race with large garden. at Stop -
tyVIlsouburE car line. Rent 81 pee
month Address or apply to Ida ..
~ Ela1ld gan. Stop 3, NtlsonourE care
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TTPEWRITER-Nvo1l like to buy a
second hand Underwood typewriter n,
good condition. Address .B'' $50
Z Goft BFuE.
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FARM

If you have a house IN
town You can trade it for
this beautiful little farm Of:
" y acres which is located not
far from the Wilsonburg
street car line. Plenty Of
fruit, water and a four-rooln
cottage. An ideal truck or
chicken farm. Get busy.
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FOR sALE-R. e. H
Touring car. been run about s.7O0
miles and In good condition; will sell
cheap or would accept Ford Road
ster. II In good condition, as part
payment Sickness is the cause for
selling. Address H r. Hall. Box 43T
Salem. w Va, or call Consolidated
plrane AZ. 5ga
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rpR RfJST-One ave room cottage.
Moore street. Stewart addition. Apply
to John Patton. bSl Caroline street,
Stewart a1ldi ton
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MUSIC! MUSIC!

I-'- ~ - - - IVI00EV =
n. BOFFA
Latstettcr Bldg. opposite Postodlce-
Room 5l3, 3rd floor. Home phone 457-W.
Teacher OF Violin and Mandolin Sells
Violin. Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar
strings: also any article for musical in
Instruments Special repairing done FOR
renatring Violin. Bass ard Cello Bows
hetter, fresh. giving three and a half
gallons milk a day. Charles CMnord.
at store, Despard.
FOR #SALE-Sational Cash Register.
nine drawers Cheap. C1arksburg Stor-i
age " Auction Co, corner Fifth and
Main Streets McCarty Bldg.
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TEN-CoPIES .AAtERIc-AS GOVERN
by Frederick II. HaskIn. re-
,9s ain from our big distribution OF this.
valuable book In order to close these.
copies out at once. they III be sold
10 first comers for DC A &c NO
m.
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Bungalow

Located in Arbutus Park. You will
like It's exterior. and you win like It
better when you step inside. for many
OF the features that make bungalows
attractive have been com bined IN this
house. Contains six rooms, pantry,
bath and cement basement. large
front porch and pergola at back, hot
and cold water, sewerage. best of
finish throughout, painted sand an
ished walls. beamed ceiling in living
room and dining room. Cement side
walks. good well of water ard barn
on rear of lot. Situated on large lot.
It is really all that could be desired
in a real home. Can be bought for
much less than its real value.
Call at our Office and let us tell you
about this property. We are sure it
is just what you are looking for. 4.
Gordon & Kidd.
Real Estate md Insurance
a. Third Street Clarksburg
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FOR RENr-One office room, Court
IN street, first floor, Gon building. suit
able for any kind OF Office. Apply Con
solidAted Telephone Co., phone bS4-
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TIA THEm ropAr.

For INC Liver. Bi.Sod H. wells. Sto1a-
ash and nesvos. l-y Gritstt.4tS Roots and
and Pains, Zsc per package. oIIe months
treatment DruSSists anu dealers every
where
FOR SALE COW. eight years old; i
calf 1--we months old: two shoats: i
buggy; flock OF full blooded Barred
Rock Chickens: good saddle ana
bride; household and kLtche-. furn1-
Lure; cured bacon. Apply to w. G.
Patton, Wolf Summit, w. Va E.
u no. i. Box LIB. s
PHoS0GRAPHS and RECORDS at cost.
New and second hand Moving Picture
Machines. Films. Slides, Opera Chairs.
Circus Seats. Lighting Plants. Tents.
etc. Clarkspurg Record Exchange
ExchanEe. Room ]. Irwin Bldg .ll- -
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FOE SA.LE-Three bowling alleys. one
wall case. Will sell at a bargain TO.
quick buyer. Apply to T. NJ, a r. .Al1lusr-
1aent c., West Pike street.
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STU ATlONs WANTED

WANTED PosTTpo My young mar.
ii age 80 years. seven years expert nnces
a In stores. NJ Good referance s ADDRESS,
Clerk, ID $40 East Main Street
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FOR SALE-Not having house room
will offer for sale so S. O.. White Leg
horn hens and 20 Notifies Ancona-
pu1lets at s1:oo each. or ten hens and
rooster $1,000. This Is a bargain. as
they are beauties and reg ular egg ma
chimes. McClunE Bros Poultry FERN.
r +. D. No. =. City. 10 minutes walk
y from CIV EAR Ground - .------
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Automobiles and Accessories

FOR sALE-New studenaker 4 passen-
ger AUTOMOBILES. cataloK p.ice 1850
& o. D. factory: won IN TeleHram's
contest: will make big discount for
quick sale Soc me at Gaa ofnce Sec
.na street. SlarkAnurF- Fred A oldA-
FOR SALE-Two passenger Metz car.
Has been run about 200 miles. r. T.
Sprout, r +. D.. No. 2. Wallace.
w. Va
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sF s., RE1NT-One new strictly modern,
5i six room house. with Ill convenience.
close in Call G. B. Waters, Bell
81 phone 1861 after 400 e. NJ
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tlR oSAI-E-onc eighty ar-u1d mare.
a god worker and good rider. perfectly
Il gentle: weight lao lbs. Call ut 6&S:
invest Main street
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"a cprtter; must sell at once Cheap for
cash. Address n. D.. care Telegram
office.
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uvANTED-Male Helm

NASTED-A young man IL to 10 years
Of age to take charge OF soda four
tain; must be experienced. Apply
WI TIL references at Interurhan News
Stand. 4a1l I--a
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.HFDcIAL SALE-of over 900 trimmed
nj and fllntrimGned hats from soc UP.
Iernps and Aidlans. Canary singers
" s1.6p.$ Butter milk for sale by the
II gallon. Bazaar Millinery, 1872 Second
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Buy A Home and Be
Your Own Land lord

Here IS an oppo rtunity.
you should not miss. hives
5tigate.
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EGGS A,IC CHICKENS

EGGS FOR HATCHISG-Wh ite Ply
mouth Rocks. White and Buzz Or
p phtngtons. Single Comb White Leg
horns. baby chicks. NJ. W.. Jones. 22l
Bridge street. Bell phone 557-J
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FOR SALE-Household goods; good as
new only used 4 short while Brantlcy5
ri ttenflouse. Iii Chapel Street.
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ZOE SALE Jersey COW three ysarp#
@ old: 4 Jersey COW, two years old; i
q Durham bull two years cid. = Durham
heifer calves. weeks old. Apply to
He Ash. Eoth Phones. :ss1innston.
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FOR RENTSix room house. with bath
N ard bass eme mt at 1913 school street
Inul1ire al sos West Main street.
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FOR. sAI1E-Seren fresh Jersey and
T5 1oar.t j ersey cows. # c. w. Golden
Bird gsport. w. Va Inquire at post
asal 1nf1lcn l.L.z $1,000
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PRICE $1,000

See this property.
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WANTED Felnale Help

aW-ANTED-A young girl for general
hnusewnrk in small Manllly. Apply at
one to SO S. Seventh street. Colonial
Heights.
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48UMMON8.

=. o. SUTTON. Counsel.
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FoR REsNT-One good newly papered
four room cottage, with garden IN
Stealey addition. See or call q. u.
Waters, Bell 1851.
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FOR sEALE-Twoc car loads OF iEf class
vehicles. Before you buy that new
! huSgy. slat wagon. OF rllnahout come
IN and isca tn 4 high class work Mt q
Il med iuna price: ts .s - 81 I.adwt g,s.s
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WANTED to do at. home: am
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as bookkceper and
tz-nist nv young man. Address "a \.
care Telegram Office
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PAINTING AND PAPERING
ROUMS AND BOARD

@EOAEDERS WANTED-Ruorn aud
board $500 per week: meals, S 4. 90 per
s8 wee k.5aA ply at 62T West Pike street.
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WANTED: Situations

YOUNG NAN wants a posi- ton as book
3# keeper. or Itypist. Rapid and accurate
d! work on machine Able to Elve best
of referencas. Address Accurate.
care Telegram office 5
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UPHOLsTER G.

PuOLSTERINT aud Repairing Fur
niture repairi:lE-, packing and Grating
household Eoprs for shipping: all work
guaranteed. + Will call Tor and deliver
work. Tl,os II. Frlckcr. ilS North
Firth st. Glen Els Eel1 phone 1227-M.
4 G'liLrE.burg.S $50
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WANTED-Painters and paperhangers
to know that the charter Of the Broth
erhood Of Painters and PaperhanSers
Union of America Will be open at n.
o. o. NJ. hall on Second street, Thurs
day. at 1880 p. NJ. April BY order
OF J: J. Elzenbeck, Secretary Local
No. 116. Z1
MEN--Learn barber trade. within a few
weeks, wages while learning; our CUT
rates lWl asev aeta otnhaoinetaoin
rates will save you $1,000 this month
Write for catalogue. The Leader Bar
Der College, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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honor OF her guest, Miss Margaret
Dupuy. OF Red Springs. a large num-
Der OF young women enjoyed tho hos
pitality of the evening.
Miss Helen Smith. OF st. Louis. Mo-,
was married on Monday afternoon to
Dr. Charles E. Moore. OF this city. the
wedding taking place at Danbury. in
stokes County. Miss Smith had boon
engaged to Mr.. Moore for some time,
and their marriage was expected by
friends In the autumn. Both were on
a house party at Moore Springs when
they decided to go over to the county
seat and be married. The ceremony
took place ut the Methodist parsonage.
DR.. Moore is successful surgeon Of
this city. His bride is an attractive
young woman, and has visited in the
city frequently.
Mrs. John P. Scott entertained on
Wednesday afternoon at a card party
In honor of Miss Penn Scott Bridge
was played at five tables, and twenty
guests were present.
AT meeting this week OF the Gull
ford Battle Chapter OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution, officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. d. H.
Blair. regent; Mrs. c. l.. Van Noppen.
first vice-regent: Mrs. w. L. Fry,
second vice7regent: Mrs. w. A. Porter.
treasurer: Mrs. J. NJ. Milliken, secre-
tary: Mrs. Fl. d. Blake. historian.
=
have returned from their bridal trip
to New York City and other points.
They are at home for the present with
Mrs. j. NJ. Morehead, on Eugene
Street
Sheriff D. B. Stafford and bride have
arrived In the city, and are living on
South Ashe Street. Mrs. Stafford was
formerly Miss Bessie Benbow, OF Oak
Ridge. They were married in the Hotel
Rennert. at Baltimore. last week.
Mrs. John ?. Scott gave a brilliant
reception on Saturday afternoon In
honor of her guest. Mrs. Penn Scott, a
bride of only a few weeks.
Miss Katie Carr entertained at her
home on Gorrell Street on Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Luck RUSSELL.
OF Rose HILL
Miss Margaret Whitsett entertained
at her country home on Friday even
ing in honor OF Misses Evans, Curry and
McCollin, OF Tennessee. who are the
guests of Mrs j. A. Murray.
Mrs. a. j. Klutz entertained at five
tables OF bridge on Saturday morning.
The prize for the highest score was
won by Mrs. E. c. Elzemeyer, while
Mrs. Parren Jarboe received the prize
for the next highest score.
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WARRENTON

wARRENToN. VA. July 5.-colonel
j. Donald Richards, a member OF Gov
ernor Stuart's staff, left on Friday for
Richmond, where he Joined the Cover
nor's party now en- route to the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition. Colonel Rich
ards was accompanied from her by his
cousin. Miss Emily Glascock, OF Upper
willie, Va
William Sewers. of Cuba. Is the guest
of Mrs. J. r. Sewers.
DR.. J. C. Johnson, OF Roanoke. Va.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. r. Colvin.
Mrs. Edward Harrington. of Cam
bridge, Md. reached Warrenton this
week, and will spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. ]. r. Sewers.
Miss Belle Boston Is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. w II. Lewis. at Rectortown.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Poole left this
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DUBLIN
tspecial 10 The Times-Dispatch1

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
DUBLIN. VA, July 3.-Dr. and Mrs.
f. l.. Sutherland entertained charminGly
at their home here on Monday afternoon
from to o'clock in honor OF their
house guests. Mrs. Geo. NJ. Lucas. of
Roanoke; Mrs. John y. Tiptcn, of Hills.
willie. and Miss Irma Robinson. OF West
Virginia. Mrs. c. s. Lucas. of Pulas ski
served punch, and Mrs. John Buford
assisted the hostess in serving course
OF sweets. Those present were: Mrs
Geo. NJ. Lucas. OF Roanoke; Mrs. John A.
Upton and Miss Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs
r. z. L. Shefer, OF Roanoke; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gordon, DR.. B. c. Aloomaw
OF Roanoke: DIR. and Mrs. Van Garrett
OF Williamsburg; DR.. and Mrs. Wilson.
of Williamsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c.
Moomaw. Misses Mary Ware Gait, Of
est; Marianne Nelson. OF Forest; Re-
becca Stonesifer, OF Roanoke; Cecil
Moomaw. Mary, Julia and Minnie Ingles.
Of Radford: Sarah and Ellen Bell. Leona
Jordon. Annie and Mary Withrow and
Pearl Kent Messrs. Tom Ingles, Sam
Hubbard, Of Forest: Arthur James,
John Smith. of williamsburg: r. c.
Young, of Chicago University; Profess
sor Fureeson, of Williamsburg, and
others.
The concert given here on Friday
evening in the institute auditorium was
audience. Mrs. L. Lee Trinkle. of
Wytheville. delighted the audience with
her beautiful violin solos. accompanied
by Mrs. ]. +. Simmermon, of Wythe-
Vile, on the piano. Miss Mary Trolinger.
OF Pulaski, sang unusually we'll, and
her lovely voice compelled her to re-
spond often 10 encores. The presence
of w. 3. Moss added greatly to the
success OF the occasion. Mrs. r. E. L.
Shafer. OF Roanoke. also sang.
The summer session OF the William
and Mary College here opened last week
with an unusually good attendance
After an eight-weeks' session here, the
students will return to williamsburg.
DR.. Wilson succeeds DR.. Richie as
director this year.
Miss Cecil Moomaw has been enter
taininG large house party for the
past week. The guests include former
schoolmates and friends from many
parts of the State.
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week for California ana viii be :on.
some weeks.
Mrs. F. E. steppe and son. of Dan.
VILE, Va. are visiting tho Misses Ran.
dali.
| Miss Hattie DeCoss. OF Clifton. Is tho.
, guest OF her brother. w. F. DeCoss.
Miss Louise Purdy. district nurse. left
this week on her annual vacation to
her home in New York.
Samuel II. Chamberlain. OF Baltimore
is visiting his mother. Mrs. S. y. Cham.
berlain. ST.. at Mrs. Hoges
Mrs. Harry e. Garner, of Baltimore
arrived this week and will spend tho
! summer with her mother. Mrs. ]. t.
| Chamberlain.
Mrs. Virginia Bower has returned 20
her home after protracted absence.
visiting relatives in Washington.
Mrs. F. f. Meredith and her grandson.
OF Washington, arrived this week and
are guests at Carter Hall.
Mrs. w. Dudley Powers, VINO spent
the winter in Richmond. has returned
here and is the guest OF her son. DR.. H.
| H. Powers.
Mrs. William Rritton and family and
Mrs. Elizabet Knox. of Baltimore. are
guests Of Mrs. J. B. Britton.
Miss Mamie Colvin and Miss Ida May
Johnson are visiting Mrs. Virgil Rector.
| of Washington. D. c., and will return
! the first OF the week
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caroon. OF New
SONS. Va. are the guests OF Mrs. r. r
Bendall, mother OF Mrs. Caroon.
a. r. Bartenstein returned on We'd
! nesday from Tennessee, where he was
| called on business in connection with
the settling up OF the estate of his
brother, Professor E. Henry Barten-
stein. who recently died at Columbia,
] Tenn.
Mrs. Walter Cooke, of Baltimore. Is
the guest of her father. T. n. Fletcher
| DR.. c. Shirley Carter has returned to
Warrenton after n stay with E. 3.
| Mclean. at Leesburg. Va
Miss Mary Stuart Winter and Miss
Kathleen Smith left this week for New
York, where they will be the guests
Of Capain and Mrs e. B. Cassatt. the
! latter n sister OF Miss Smith
! Mrs. Eugene Mcdonald. Lieutenant
Mcdonald and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Fickery. OF Baltimore, are guests at
the Warren Green Hotel.
Mrs W. G. Hayes and two sons left
| this week for Montrose. Penn. where
they will spend the summer
| Misses Lula and Thcdosia Markell of
! Washington and Warrenton, have re-
| turned to their old home here, where
| they Will spend the summer.
| The GYPSY Smith evangelical meet
| Ing closed this week. During it's pro-
| gress over $50 were converted and have
| been received into the several churches
here and in the county. Mr.. Smith left
on Wednesday, together with his as
| ststants. Miss Henderson, Miss Pollock
and Mr.. Coward.
On July II, Mr.. Smith will commence
a series Of meetings at Culpcper which
Will continue for three weeks.
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EMPORIA

EMPoRlA. VA. July 3.-Mrs. r. ].
Green entertained the Joseph Hedges
chapter. d. ~ r, At her home on
Park Avenue on Wednesday after
noon the occasion being the fourth
anniversary OF the organization of the
chapter. the vice-reremt. Mrs. W. w.
Robertson, presiding. The responses
at roll call related TO the flag The
subject for discussion was The Star
Spangled Banner" An Interesting
feature OF the program was a history
OF the chapter written by the regent
Mrs. w. :. GOODWIN. Besides the his
toricai work. the chapter has contrib
uted 10 many worthy causes, the pro-
grams have been interesting and the
discussions have been ably handled.
Al the close OF the afternoons pro-
gram. Mrs. Green, assisted by Mrs B.
NJ. Tredway, served 4 course of ices
Those present were Mrs. Z. NJ Parker
Mrs. B. NJ. Tredway. Mrs w w. Rob
ertson. Mrs. r. T. McNair, Mrs w. B.
Goodwin. Mrs. W. w. Lear. Miss Ellie
Manning. Miss Beatrice Robinson. Miss
Martha Hobbs.
Or 6. Parkes Cadman, pastor
OF the Central Congregational Church.
lecture, "A Modern Babylon" to over
thousand people in Chautauqua tent
here Tuesday night.
Messrs Hay and Anderson and Miss
Frances Edwards. of Richmond, are
guests at the Episcopal rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Sebrel and Miss
Turnbull. of Lawrenceville. were visi-
tors TO Emporia on Tuesday
Rev. j. b. Love, D. d. OF Richmond,
secretary foreign mission board of the
southern Baptist Convention, made an
address here on Sunday night to a,
large audience assembled in Chautau-
qua tent. The subject of his discourse
IA 10
Social and Economic Life"
Misses Martha and Clare Robertson
left Saturday to spend the months of
July and August with their grand
mother, Mrs. NJ. II. Robertson, at AM
herst.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Henry. who have
been recent guests of Rev. J. F.
Brooks. have returned to their home
at Annapolis. Md.
Mrs. w. T. Tillar and children left
on Friday for Bristol. They will
spend the month of August camping in
the mountains OF Tennessee. Mr.. Til
lar and Miss Eleanor Tiiiar will Join
the other members of the family later.
Miss Agnes Rouzie. of Essex Coun-
~, has heen the guest for two weeks
of Mrs. II. l.. Taylor.
Mrs. Walter Turnbull. of Lawrence
willie. spent few days Of this week
with relatives here.
Miss George Barrow, of Smithfeld.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. p. w. Tur-
ner.
Mrs. r. f. Arlington. of Scotland
Neck. is the guest of her son, A. L.
Arlington.
Misses Thelma and Doris Cochran
are visiting their sister. Mrs Baxter
Goode, in Spring Hope. y. c. Miss
Gladys Cochran is the guest of rela-
tives in Weldon.
Miss Ellen Hardy. of Blackstone, is
spending some time with Mrs. 4. G..
Slate.
Miss Lucy Maclin, OF Emporia, is
teaching In Richmond.
Alex MacPhee and family, who have
been living here for tho past four
years. sailed last Saturday from New
York for their old home in Liverpool.
Eng.
Lee PEBBLES and family, Of Sump-
ter. S. c.. Is on visit to relatives
here.
Mrs. J. w. chappell. of smithneld.
has returned homo after visit to her
sister. Mrs. Lyman Harrell.
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GREENSBORO
Especial to The Times-Disna,cl

Especial to The Times Dis tch.1
GREENSBORO, VA. July 3.-An en-
joyable dance was given on Tuesday
evening at the Country Club in honor
OF number of visiting young women
in the city. The dance marked the
end of n number of social functions
that have been given in honor of these
visitors. There were about twenty
five couples on the floor. Punch was
served In the hall by Misses Lillian
Brandt. Cathleen Price. Kathering Nc
Clamrock and Katherine McCurry. Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Waynick were chape-
rones.
Miss Margaret Meadows entertained
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF her parents on Summit Avenue in