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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
4 CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement. Made Public,
viii Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.--"1 must conIessp. says
Mrs: Eula Mae Reid, OF this place, THAT
Cardul, the woman's tonic, has done me
4 great deal Of good.
Before ! commenced using Cardni,
would spit up everything ] ate. had a
hied, sleepy feeling all the time. and was
irregular. could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches COR
linuonsly.
Since taking cardu, I have entirely
Cult splitting up what eat. Everything
seems 10 digest all right, and ] have
gained 10 pounds in weight" /,
n you are a victim OF any Of the nuner-
Gus Ills so eommon TO your sex. Il Is
wrong 10 suffer.
For half a century, Cafdui has been re-
lieving Just such Ills, as Is proven by The
thousands Of letters, similar 10 the above,
which pour into cur Office. year by year.
cardui Is successful because !, IS COM
posed OF ingredients which act specifically
on the womanly Constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back ioheallh
and strength.
cardui has helped others, and VIII help
you, too. Get \ bottle today. You
wont regret Il. Your druggist sells 4.
Wrd4 to- chsranaous ksalaas Go, Lass a.
esof Dspt. Chauaaccsa. Tenn, to- Hp6lsg' ~.
f-is.,nsss q Nss.s. ssas : si,ls sssISSs. Ma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
SYNOPSIS.

Professor Sulliter, psychologist. and
Dordun Barclay, millionaire. plan 10
preach 20 the world the gospel Of off,
cheney through "A young and beautiful
woman who shall believe that she ~ a
h-cnven-acnt messenger They kidnRp the
orphaned little Ameobury glri, playmate
or Tommy Steele. u conceal her I'm a
cavern, IN care of a woman, TO be muldcd
60 their piBn as she grows up, Fifteen
years clnpac. Tommy " adopted by bar
clay, but loses his heirship and on a
hunting trip discovers -Celcstin. Stllliter
takes Ceicstia Go New York. Tommy fol-
lows, D. gets away from both OF them.
ana her real work begins. At Barclays
invitation she meets n dozen Of the bust
n aR haIouH who are converted Co her
new gospel She attends a ball and makes
an impression on the society world.
Tommy Joins the labor ranks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

81 do not" exclaimed stilliter. "for
the good Of the human race. | do
not"
lie rose and started slowly for the
door.
Wait n minute" said Barclay, and
he %interposed himself between still
liter and the door; have I your word
Of honor that you will attempt moth.
ing against her. that she will be safe
with you until her work Is done?'
You have my word OF honor" said
stnliter. but tho dog did not look his
master In the eye.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
HER HUSBAND COT
DRUNK TWICE A
MONTH
Which Is One Of the Reasons
Mrs. Mae Thaoker Has Been
Granted a Full and Absolute
Divorce.

Mrs. Mae ThacKnr. who complaIncd
10 the court among other things hat
her husband got drunk twice a month.
has been granted a divorce.
SEMI monthly souscs wuan'e the
only thing MrA Thaoker had to put up
with. She proved 10 the court that
Thacker abused her and struck her.
ON one occasion. she snid. he hit her
on the street. Non-supp0rt was nlno
Included In Thackers failings a. q
Thncker n = United States railway
mail clerk. and his ~ife says he earns
500 a month. She receives S1S In
lieu Of allmony and Tnaekor pays her
counsel. The latter are HcacDrk a
Cornell.
The couple were married horo lcss
than q year ana a half ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

rs mat your e%vidonceY~
Gunsdorf shrank from her.
She stepped toward him and be had
to look her IN the eyes,.
40 you believe that he II a spy7"
O~unsdorfs chin dropped upon bic
breast and he began 10 shake his head
slowly from side 20 side. The crowd
began to murmur with astonishment
Then why dld you accuse hlmg"
The" mumbled 0unsdorf
why IN the name OF justice7"
"He-he IL n ravisher."
"A what?"
"He attacked a defenseless woman.
II vas TO shield her reputation that I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
M0RTUARY

Funeral Of Mrs. liohcrtspn.
The funeral services Tor Mrs. Flora
Mae Robertson, whose death occurred
yestcrdas, Will be held IN %Strong's
chapel at 1880 o'clock tomorrew
morning, Rev. II. A. Cooper. pustpr
OF the First Presbyterian church. Will
ofhcinte and burial viii be Ia ffairsiew
cemetery,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27

We could reproduce a solid
sermon to parents, by the state
ment that thousands of the best
homes and kindest parents in the
world turn their daughters out
in society to drift about in the
snares and traps lying so thick
about them, letting them 60 out
with characters of doubtless
morality. going to places where
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27

they take up nearly the whole
night, and keeping late hours
just as they please, and then are
Mortified when they are awaken.
ed to the fact that their girls,
who they sent out all innocent
and trust to cope with the world
have fallen victims to scheming
and polite and genial cunning
ness of wicked and guilty char
acters.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27
Local News

Miss BERTHE Glasco is sick but
is better at present.
Nice weather at present, every.
thing looks refreshed since the
rain.
If you have any lumber to saw
write or telephone the Colony
Their terms are reasonable,
Mrs. John Bowers and chill
dren visited Brushyknob the first
of the week.
The Editors wife returned to
the wood cutting Saturday,
where the Ed, is cutting wood.
Johnny Garrett visited his
father Sunday night who is
working in the cord wood near
Norwood, be came home Mon.
day.
Mrs. McCub bin left Saturday
for HarrisonviIle Mo. where she
will join her husband who left
here some time ago. VIM. Glas'
CO took ner to the train.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27
WINTER THAN SNOW.


Still! am singing, Jesus OF theel
Blessed Redeemer precious to me.
Tell the good news, where ever l go,
Jesus has washed me whittier than snow.
Chorus.
Whittier than show! The beautiful snow!
Whittier than snow! The beautifu. snow
Tell to the world, where ever go.
Jesus has washed me whittier than snow.
Jesus accept the tribute l bring,
Not of myself or creed will sing.
Only thy blood that sinners may know,
Jesus can wash them whittier than snow,
Chorus.
Still l am singing Jesus OF Thee!
Simple, my tones of music may be,
Fill me with love as homeward l 10,
Singing I'm washed ev'n whittier than snow.
Churus.
When as my work is ended below.
Bidding farewell to loved ones below
Then will my soul mount upward and CO.
Join the glad triumph. winter than snow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

accompanied by Mrs. Robert Hudgens,
motorcd to Farmville on Sunday TO
visit DR.. Lestor Hudgcns.
Misses Miriam and Edith Pitts spent
several days In Scottsvillc last week.
Miss Lena Apporson, who spcnt n
week mere at tho home OF her brother
u. l.. Apperson, returned to Richmond
this week.
Lindsay Stone spent Saturday and
sunday at his old homo in Fluvanna
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. John It. McKenna. Jr.
or Richmond. spent Saturday and Sun
day mt the home of Mr. and Mrs. b.
Winn Ancen
Mrs. james Frederick. of Florida,
Formerly Miss Leila Spencer. OF Buck
insham Courthouse. Is visiting friends
and relatives here
Miss Laura boswell Of Richmond Ia
spending some time with her relatives,
Captain and Mrs. John Cabeli Dos
we'll
Miss Elsie Curtiss. Of Newport
News. Is the guest for two or three
weeks of her school friend, Miss Edith
Pitts. at bellevue"
Mrs. Cross. of Norfolk is spending
some time here as the guest Of Mrs
Martha Jane Roberts.
Miss Eliza Haskins. of Buckingham
courthouse. ia the guest Of her uncle.
DR.. Perkins Glover.
the Arvonla Royal Arch Chapter In
the Masonic Hall here on Thursday
night.
Edward e. Roberts and Mrs. Rob-
crts motored to Farmvlle this week
state Highway Commissioner George
p. Coleman is expected to be In this
section shortly to take up the matter
or surveying the many roads to be
worked under State regulations in this
county.
Professor Wilson Fuqua, OF the Ches-
tor High School, Ia here at the home
Of his mother
The high schools of Buckingham
County Will open about the middle
of September. Professor Holsingor,
who last session had charge OF the
buckingham High School will this
year have charge of the Arvonia
school. with 1--WE or six assistant
teachers. Professor Davidson will
again have charge OF the Gold Hill
High School near here.
Colonel Albert ]. Terrell and Reu-
ben Il. Hudgens motored to Richmond
On Tuesday. returning on Friday
DR.. Lester Hudgens. Of Farmville.
visited his old homo ut New Canton
on Thursday.
Misses Edith Pitts and Elsie Cur
tiss spent Thursday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Plummcr F. Jones at New
Canton.
Mrs. a. L. Pitts was q visitor In
Richmond this week.
Laurie Green, OF Surry County. ia
spending the summer with his rela
tivcs. Colonel and Mrs. Charles 3.
Wood. In Fluvannn County.
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urday In Richmond In conference with
State Superintendent stearnes an6 the
presidents OF tho other State normal
schools in regard to tho Improvement
OF tho teaching force Of tho State. An
other and larger conference will be
held in the near future.
Tho second term OF the summer
quarter will close on Friday. August
81. Tho character OF the work and
tho personnel of the student body have
been very satisfactory.
At tho closing exercises this week,
Miss Eulalia Gardner Will receive her
full diploma of graduation, and others
VIII be given certificates TO teach
Professor J. E. Avent delivered an
address on tho work of the School
Peace League before tho students OF
william and Mary summer school at
Dublin n few days ago.
Tho Appalachian School Improve
ment Foundation is preparing a bullc-
TN for use In patron day exercises.
which Will be held in the public schools
of Virginia in October.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

son and Miss Mary Frances mo,or.d
to Richmond on Monday.
Miss Lucy Bryson, OF ri, hmond, r.
Listing friends in town
Mrs. Charles Weisager. of Boston
is visiting her parents. Nv and Mrs
~. \. Snellings.
Ms. w. A. Bryson and children, OF
Richmond, arc visiting relatives hero
Miss Martha Upchurch. OF Lawrence
Vile, H.. returned homo, after n visit
OF several .days to Miss Alice Basker-
VILE.
Mr. ana Mrs. r. c. Ntwcomp are
spnndinE se.eral days in Washington
ahd ether points.
ii. +. i!u'rheson, clerk ot tho county
Intended the session OF tho Clerks Az.
so:ntion ~ Pulaski last weak.
MIR. and Mrs. Holt Laird OF Green's
hoi". ht' returned homo, after a .st
to relatives hero.
Thomas l.. Goode and Sidney -ohn.
son arc ut Atlantic CITY. whore they
will DO for several weeks.
Mrs. &C. w. Gotham and little
daughter are visiting in Roanoke.
w. ~. Homes of TeoS poiaI. is
visiting relatives hurs
Miss Margaret Reckless has returned
from visit OF several weeks to friends
In Norfolk
Miss Margaret Nash and Miss Rose
Saunders. OF Norfolk. are visiting
Miss Mary Frances.
Dave Clark is spending some time
In North Carolina.
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FARMVlLLE
Especial To Tho 1,imos-D,sro,c,


Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
FaRMVILLE. VA. August 2S.-Miss
Marjorie Flippon has returned. afte,
spending three months in Washington
d. c.
Mrs. "A. 4. Gray has as her CUES,
her sister. Miss Adkins, OF Suffolk.
Mrs, II. II. Hunt is In Baltimore.
Mrs. X: l.. HudGins has returned. af-
Ter spending few days In Richmond
Mrs. r. n. Wilson entertained twice
,nis week in honor of her guests. Mrs
bowden and Miss Wells. OF Norfolk.
Mrs. j. j. Powell has returned, after
stay In oxford, n. c.
MIR. and Mrs James Davidson and
children are ut homo. after n trim
through Pennsylvania. West Virginia
and Northern Virginia in their motor
car
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Burnett, of Wash
ington. are guests in the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs. II. b. TuEElc
Mrs Theodore Carter is nj home ,r
ter spending some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Childress. Of Baltimore
who accompanied her home to be tho
guest of Mrs. T. w. Vaughan.
Mrs. II. c. Pfeiffer and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives In Lynch
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gill have gone
TO their home In Huntsville. Ala, ar
ter spending n few weeks with rela .
tives here.
MI and Mrs. George NJ. Sorper arc
ENJOYING an outing at Ocean View.
Miss Ruth Serpell has rs her puest
Miss Hosier. OF Church nm. Richmond
Miss Maria Bristow is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sanddge. of Amherst.
Mrs. l. c. Woodson and daughter,
MISS Mary. of Lynchburg. were guests
of Dr. and Mrs Winston
Mrs. +. II. Davis. Jr.. and children
icE,
port News
Miss sarah Orange is visiting in
Richmond.
Mrs. V. Walden and daughter. Mil
dred; are on n visit to relatives in
Nincland. y. j.
Miss Rosa Jones has returned from
n visit in Richmond
Misses Hattie and Bessie Paulett are
Mt mono, after an enjoyable outine
with friends on Long Island
Mrs. Lucy Stever has returned to
Suffolk. after visiting Mrs j. Spencer
Misses Mary and Jean Morris are
staying with friends in Pctersburg
Mrs. x. II. Cowan and children are
enjoying n visit in Amelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Moffett and lit
tie daughter have returned from a
stay mt Orkney Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Hurt. Of Lynch
burg. have been the guests of Mrs
Charlotte Hurt.
Mrs. aV L. England is on visit
TO friends in Louisa
Captain s. w. Paulett is enjoying
n fishing trip to Ocean View.
Mrs. L. a. Wright and daughter
Mary. of Richmond. are with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. \. Palmore.
Miss Williams. OF LynchburE. is
visiting Miss Aubrey Smith.
Or. S. C. Hatcher, OF Ashland. spent
part of "Wednesday here.
Miss Eunice Snidow has as her guests
Miss Hargrave. Of Norfolk and her
sister, Miss Pattie HarErave, of St.
Lukes Hospital
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Barrow are at
home, after visiting for the past three
weeks in the home OF Mrs Barrow's
sister. in Colorado.
Miss Kathrinc lIartlaway. OF Lynch
burg, has been the guest OF Miss
Martha Jane =
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SOUTH BOSTON

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. August 2s.-
Charles T. Yancey spent several days
In Lynchhurg tho past week
Wallace w. Ingram and Fulton Gill
land left on Wednesday for visit to
Washington and Baltimore.
Robert Folkes left on Wednesday for
irvinEton to visit friends
Miss Writ Jordan. Marion Spraggins.
Virginia Falsely and Stcbbins Lawson.
Coles Spraggins and Mark Phillips
have returned from Danville, where
they attended house party given by
the Misses Boatwright
Mrs. Jesse Rawlins. OF Troy, Ala, Is
in.town visiting her mother, Mrs Sue
Ould.
Misses Mollie and Hstor Lyon, Of
Clarkesville. arc In town. the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Crenshaw, on
reach Avenue.
Misses Helen Reeves and olivia
Hardy have returned from Cape
Charles. where they have been visit
Ing friends.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson loft n few
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS

TSpecial to The Times Dlspatch.l
OLD SWEET SPRINGS, w. VA. Au-
gust oS.--In the golf tournament Of the
week. n two ball foursome, Miss Cath
arine Darsic, with the able assistance
Of her partner, Lewis Stacy, won the
beautiful cup. presented by Dr. John
d. Epes. over many contestants.
The four small sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
H g. Johnson entertained the young
foliI OF the hotel and cottage colony
with tally-ho party. After jolly
run they returned to the Lewis Cottage
TO feast on Virginia dainties. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Johnson
and Miss Jennie Day Proudit.
Paul Mackie was host at a delightful
horseback party with supper ut Beaver
Dam Falls, In honor OF Miss Margaret
PAYNE and Miss Jennie DAY Proudft.
Mrs. Frank Payne and Miss Dorothy
wehmhoff have been the soloists Mt
the morning concerts and have
charmed all hearers. Mrs. c. a. Smith
is "a late addition TO the musical cir
Gle. her well-trained voice possessing
rarc sweetness.
Mrs r. n. Best and Mrs j l. Ste
phcnson were hostcsScs AT one Of the
prcttiest card parties of the season.
The parlor was beautifully decorated!
with mountain flowers and delicious
refreshments were served. The prizes
were won by Mrs Hayes Walford, Mrs
.
Mrs Warren Clark and Mrs. a. l..
Acker.
Mrs r s Matheson gave n dinner
bridge. covers being laid for twelve
Mrs. c. w. Robertson entertained
charmingly at an informal morning
porch party. among those present being
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Brent. Miss
Helen Harris Mrs. Frank Payne. Mrs.
w. II. Trahue, Mrs. W. H. Wvvllc, md
MIR. and Mrs VALLEY w Davis. Mrs
\ Z. Acker Mrs. H. e. Adams and NJ.
G & Lewis. Jr.
Mrs * L. Ackcr WAS hostess nj n
morning party
bridge in honor of Mrs. w. n. Wyvllle
Among those attending the morn
ing porch party given by Mrs. w IL
Trabue TT her cottage were Mrs. Nor
borne Gray, Mrs. a. NJ. Boyd Mrs. F.
D. Waddell,tAfrs. c.. W. Robertson. Mrs
w. D. WFvilic,' Mrs. r. d. Best Mrs
A. z. Acker, Mrs. NJ. Gordon Glbs on
and Mrs. j. I. Stephenson
After the dance a farewell supper
was given in honor OF John Fcnson
by John D Lewis. Among the guests
were Mrs. w II. Trabue, Miss Eliza
beth Trabue and Miss V. Gordon-Gib.
son.
Mr.. j. R Cabrera. Cuban consu,
AT New Orleans, has Joined his family
FOR tho balance OF the season
Among the Invited guests OF Nr
and Mrs. c. n. Higgins. at White Sui
phur Springs, for dinner and tho dance
were Mrs. w. II. Trnbue and Mis-.
Elizabeth Trabue
+ Every one at Old Sweet takes a per.
sonal pride in the good fortune Of DIR
Is. i. Traynham whose two thorough
bred Kentucky horses. Victor Chief nd
Scheylor. We're winners of handsome
cups at the recent Grecnbrier Count,
Horse show
Mrs. r. 3. Adams was hostess nj q
charming afternoon tea given at hcl
cottage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
"TACKY PARTY" At LOUISA
IN HONOR OF VISITOR
DIR. and Mrs. Harry w. Porter Enter
tain Complimentary to Miss PEN
dleton, of Lexington.
COSTUMES CREATE AMUSEMENT
Old-Fashioned Games and Cakewall1
Add to Pleasures OF Evening--Nliss
Virginia Crank Is Hostess at De-
lightful Dance.

LOUISA. VA. August 2S.-Dr. and
Mrs Harry w. Porter gave very de-
lightfui entertainment on "Wednesday
evening. complimentary TO Miss Nancy
Pendleton. their niece, OF Lexington.
The invitations road, ITO n tacky par
ty," and much amusement was created
by the original costumes. ld-fashion-
ed games and cakewalk The prize
In this contest went to Allan Flanna-
gan and Miss Kelburnie Barret. Tho
costume prize was won by Mrs. Jes-
rie Donnally.
daughter. Miss Nancy Pendlcto1. of
Lexington, Va. are visiting Mrs. HIr-
ry Porter.
Miss Elenor Kent, OF the University
of Virginia. Is visiting her aunts. Mrs.
Voolfolk and Miss Kent. here.
Miss Marion Hart, OF Roanoke. and
Miss Willie Elurson. OF Culpoper. are
visiting Misses Josephine and Linda
Henderson
Rev. Aubrey Williams. Of Fred
ciicksburg. Is assisting Rev. c. c.
LAWS in 4 series Of sermons In the
Baptist Church.
Miss Virginia ". Crank entertained
at delightful dance at her suburban
home here on Friday evening, comph-
Irentary to her guests. Miss Ada Per-
liins Of Blackstone, and Miss Rose
ll"asants, of Hamlet. y. e. The lawn
was hung with Japanese lanterns. and
the house was decorated In palms ana
ferns. Refreshments were served at
il o'clock. and dancing resumed until
a late hour. Besides the younG~peoplc
OF Louisa, many out-ot-town guests
were present
County Clerk p r. Porter returned
Thursday from visit to Fishersvillc.
Miss Mildred Porter returned also.
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days ago for Danville to visit friends.

days ago for Danville to visit friends.
Misses Pearl and jamie Reynolds. of
Fails Creek. were in town tho past
week the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Neal
Miss Sallio Scott of Lynchburg, was
In town the past week. the guest of
Miss Marie Childross.
Miss Elizabeth Haskins. who has been
visiting friends on the Eastern Shore,
hRs returned home.
Mrs &. l.. Wilborno has returned
from Roykins. whore She visited rcla-
tiNcs AMI friends.
T.. Ii. Kelley has returned from
Charlottesville, Va, whore he visited
friends.
Mrs. c. L. Moorhold, OF Washington.
Is in town, the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
S. a. Moorefeld on Upper Main Street.
Herbert Potts has returned homo
after n visit to Petersburg and Norfolk
Miss Janie Norwood has returned
from South Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

lightfully entertained her Sunday
school class OF little girls. Miss Ruth
Ware assisted her.
y delightful picnic was given on last
Tuesday by Mesdames II. w. Alcock.
l.. l.. Kidd and Robert Whitehead. in
honor Of their guests and the young
people OF Pleasant Grove Tho party
started about o'clock Tuesday morn
Ing and drove to Crab Tree Falls.
where the day WAS spent in mountain
climbing and picture taking. At noon
delicious lunch was served. after
which tn" party climbed To the top Of
the falls. Those enjoying the picnic
were Alpha ami Murrcll Cough, Of
lNnchhurg: Louise stout, OF Richmond ::
susie Jones. OF Roanoke: Carrie Scay
and Ruth Ware, Of Amherst; Kate and
Bessie Mays. of Clifford; Beverly,
Louise. Olive and Irene Alcock, of
Pleasant Grove; Mcssrs. Paul Cox. Clar-
cncc Dallas and Hampton Hudson
Melvin Russell and oakley Alcocli
FRANK Emmett. Mnynadicr. Leon aad
ELLIS Kidd. The party was chapcroned
hN Mcsdames L. l.. Kidd. NJ. $ Jones.
Rob Whitehead ana Emmett Miller:
Messrs. II. w. Alcock, Rob Whitehead.
5. O. Hudson and Tom Everett
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SUFFOLK
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
SUFFOLK, VA. August 2s.-Miss
Louclia Stewart, of Ironton. o.. is the
guest OF Miss LILLIAN Fisher on River
view Heights.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Keen and chill
dron have returned from stay at
Ocean Wow
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. West and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. T.. L. Cross have
concluded a stay at Willoughby.
Miss Susie Bunting is entertaining
large party of friends at the Nix
Club House.
Miss Helen Lipscomb. of Peters
burg, has concluded visit to her,
brother w. r. Lipscomb. on Frank
lin Street.
Misses Emma and Lizzie Mae
Chutchin. OF Franklin, Va, are guests
of Miss Marie Saunders and Kath-
leen Dardep. OF the county.
Mrs, L. G. Reeds OF Washington
ST.. left on Wednesday, TO visit her
son. Coke Reed, OF LynchhurG. Va,
Misses Frances and Mary Saunders
Tabh. of Portsmouth. are the guests
of Mrs. Hersey Woodward.
Mrs. C. Eastman, OF Fort Ethan Al
len. Vermont, and Misses Marjorie
Cooper. of Norfolk, have concluded 4
visit TO Mrs. William Crumplcr
MIS- IL H. woodward mas COnCluiod
a visit to Rocky Mount and Wrights-
vile Beach. y. C.
Mrs. Ben Smith and Mrs. r. s.
knight. is visiting friends in Washing
ton. II. G.
Miss lola Barnhill has returned from
a visit Ia Mrs. Dudley Saunders at
Everetts Bridge. Va.
Professor Rufus c. Costen and Mrs.
Costen, of Bealton High School. and
Miss Rcva Carter, are guests of Suf-
folk relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Campbell and
family left on Wednesday for an auto
mobile tour through the Valley OF Vir-
ginia.
Frank Williams. of Franklin. is the
guest OF Suffolk friends
Miss Jennie Ware Pretlow has re-
Beach.
J. II. Boothe left on Wednesday for
stay at Panacea Springs
DR.. Clinton Kilby and Mrs Kilby left
on Wednesday for Baltimore.
Mrs. Clyde Gurley Is visiting In
Ohio
Misses Ethel Shoop and Nena Croker
have returned home from a visit to
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Britt are at Cape
Henry. Va.
Miss Virginia Jenkins has returned
from weekend visit to Miss Louise
Phillips at Ferry Point.
Miss Florence Wilson, of Roanoke. is
the guest OF Mrs r. s. Boylxin.
Harvey Eley and c. ]. Bemis. Jr..
arc I'm New York City.
Mrs. W. o. King is at W!loughby
Beach.