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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
HEATHSVlLlE
Especial TO The rimcs.Dispa,ch !

'e."IitSFlIiE. VA. April 10
'nrF walker WAS home for Easter
rom V. Il, l.. nj Blacksburr
MISS Todd Motley. or Rccdvillc High
1"ooi' has returned from Blacksburg.
4" which place she was called by tho
'incss OF her brother
MISS MarH ucrite Smith IL spending
Inc Time with her sister, Mrs robert
~ 'hilton, at Eilmarnock
'ohn Heath and mother. Of California
III ieatsf'ile for several days this
''h' looking uD family records Mr.
a''th rs direct descendant Of tn"
''e"'hs from whom Ileathsvilie derived
~ name over 100 years ago. They were
'"," large property owners here Mr.
.mn AIRS. Heath visited "Springncld," Il
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FORK UNION

Special 40 The Times Dispatch,
FORK UNION. VA. April 10
G.org" H. Sncad. OF the Medical Col.
lcge of Virginia. spent several DAYS a,
his home here
Mrs. DR. George Parrot. Of Rich
tnord. spent the Weekend here
Miss Louise Perkins Of tho &,
Amos College. with Miss Ar,i,n
Thomas. OF Charlottesville. was hcre
several days visiting friends
Misses Matte Hastings and Eliza.
beth MesSick. ot tic State Normal
school al Farmviilc. arc the guests OF
MISS Wits. near Palmyra. aud attended
the gam" here this week
Miss Helen Pettitt left this wool.
Tor Richmond TO visit her sister. Mrs
Grafton Snead.
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MlDDLEBURG
Especial to rhe Times.Dispat,

Especial TO The Times dispatch
MiDDLEBCRG. VA. April io.--The
Foxcroft Boarding school at tho Pot
House closed on Wednesday, for two
weeks holiday.
Mrs. -. G. Sands, Jr.. and Miss Char
lotte holland spent Easter in New York
City.
6. lnnis Hartley left last week for
cruise to tropical America.
:. r. Fred and wife have returned
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roughs. at tho home OF Mrs. n. F.. Jones
iull's Neck.
Or. Fred ID. Brent spent this week in
Amburg. Va
Tom Brent wa, in Rcedville on sun
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
Lodge officer 10 Visit Here.

Mrs. Myra r Enright, supreme
Oracle of the Royal Neighbors of
America, will make visit to Tex
as during November. and will be
the guest of the Waxahachie Camp
NOV. 3. The camp is making great
preparations for her visit Mrs
Harry Parks. state supervising dep
uty, is very busy now planning for
her visit to the state, and 10 her
own city, An all day meeting Will
he held at the odd Fellows build
ing Class adoption will FIJI the
morning hours aud IN the after
noon program viii be given. a
banquet will be given at the noon
hour
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

The Waxahachie Club held an
interesting meeting at Sims library
yesterday afternoon ]. Bert Graz
ham of Trinity University address
ed the club concerning musical ar
lists which he will bring to the
city this week. the first number
is dated for November. and will be
Reid Miller and Miss Won Der yeer.
Two associate members were elected
yesterday, Mesdames Frank Chap
man and Roland Harrison. Miss
Ruby Fogg was elected delegate to
the Texas Federation OF Women S
Clubs which will meet in Brown
wood in November. Mrs Brady
win be the alternate delegate.
An interesting lesson hour was
conducted by Mrs. T. n. Cheatham
on the dance form OF music Mrs.
Ed puBose Jr illustrated the old
form in music. Mrs. Carroll Todd
gave the Waltz Song from Faust.
Miss Alice Addison rendered the
Witch Dance" by Mcdowell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
Noon-Day Luncheon Giyen.

Mrs. ! II Kirsl and the members
who make up her family 10 the Rog-
ers street home enjoyed q delightful
iuncheoa last SATURDAY Mr. AMI
AIRS. Montgomery Middleton, who
had formerly been members OF this
household group, we're also included
III the spread delightful luncheon
Was served At the noon hour which
included menu contributed by each
family, Sir. and Mrs. o. y Inabnit
and son. NeyIand. Mr. and Mrs X.
A Mills and their mother and sis
ter. Mrs Rupe and Miss Lucille Rupe.
OF Seymour, Mr. and Mrs II Middle
ton and ION Jack Rushing, and NJ.
and ~ j. n Kirsh made up the
aerry rty Who viii always resnem-
Der the Aappy day ii their calendar
OF good times.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
AN ARTIST RECITAL IN
WAxAHACHIE IN NOVEMBER

Mr.. j w Graham has definitely
decided TO bring two vocal artists
here for a concert early in Novem-
Der. The singers are Reed Miller,
tenor. and Nevada Van der Veer,
fsezzo-contralto. Mr. Graham pre-
scented the matter 10 the Music club
al its meeting yesterday and receie-
ed from the members nor only n
hearty vote OF support and assist
ance, bat also the club voted TO take
large block OF tickets. With this
enthusiasts assistance the concert IL
bound 10 be success. Mr.. Graham
is not bringing these artists here
with any hope OF financial gain, but
simply TO give everyone chance to
hear the best in music presented By
artists who know how to give an
adequate Interpretation.
To anyone possessing victrola
Reed Miller needs no Introduction
lie makes records for both the Co
lunbia and Victor companies. and
these show off his splendid voice TO
advantage Miss Van der Veer has =
fine voice which Is noted for IRIS
wide range. This opens up the field
Of nezzo songs to her, as well as the
contralto songs. Her voice has often
been likened to the tones OF violin
cello Both Of these artists have
travelled as soloIsis with the Dam
rosch and Chicago symphony orches-
trss, besides appearing al many
music festivals in different parts Of
the country. when not on tour they
are soloists IN two q the largest
churches in New York City The
date Of the concert has not been
fully determined yet. but in all pro-
liability IT will be the 5th or 10th
OF November.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
Gives Turkey Dinner.

Mrs. +. +. Cannon and Mrs.
Charley Burnett entertained with q
turkey dinner on Thursday. honorinS
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnett, OF
Clarence, Mo. who with their son
are the guests OF relatives in the
city. The table was artistically set
Ia pretty silver and cut glass. with
an attractive center piece OF roses
end ferns Guests were MIR. and
Mrs Sterling Spalding and Miss
Marie. Mr.. and Mrs Tom spalding
and little daughter. Clio. and Mr and
Mrs Harry Burnett and son.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

In compiirnen, TO Mrs. VIII Hines
an October bride. Mrs. Pick Hardin
entertained the Sixteen club With an
elegant afternoon party Saturday q
the home Of Mr. and Mfs. Hill Harbin
on Ferris avenue. Mrs. Pick Harbia
met the guests dressed ia bec0m-
ing blue afternoon gown. Mrs Hi
Hardin wore reception dress 81
heavy embroidery with American
beauty sirale. The honor guest MAS
affifed IN q pretty afternoon dteas
~ blue taIfeta. With black picture
nat The library had golden rod and
American beauty roscs The dining
room. table Vac cenlersd uita large
jsfainAsna TILED With a luxurisnt
'.o44ass OF golden fod Hal'0~s'ea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
surprise Party.

The friends OF Mrs ". y West
rloreiand surprised her by gather
ing az her home AZ Bnena Vista oct.
zofh ~ 10 o'ciock m. each bring.
ing a dish OF something good 10 eat
After tuo hours spent pleasantly IN
conversation with tho hostess and
eseh other. working on Friendship
quilt the while. for tlis eenr friend.
who Is Foing 20 Oklahoma 10 make
n her home eve are sorry % lose
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

For the purpose OF re-organizinS
flor the winter season and election q
Iofficers the Thursday Afternoon club
jmes on the afternoon OF October 20
with Miss l.. Z. whipple. Halloween
ifavors we're chosen for decorations
and the harvest cclor--golden yell
reproduced in the flowers
land ices. In the library a rustic
fern basket held q gorgeous bouquet
lof yellow cosmos. Nasturiiums
|beautified the music room and cos
mos appeared again in the dining
room.
Miss Corinne Barksdaie made high
score in the game of forty-two which
was played at five tables. IL was
decided 10 divide the club for the
purpose OF counting the seasons
|score and al the end OF the year the
| side having lost the greatest mum
Der of games will entertain the VIM
lining members. Forty-two will be
1.-The game for the year
After the games Thursday after
moon refreshments were served con
sisting OF orange ice. fruit salad,
sandwiches and pickle. The newly
detected officers are Mrs. Burke Raj
ston. president. Miss Barksdale
Treasurer: and Miss lsla Estes, sec
rotary,
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D. A. Il.

Much interest is being manifest
ed in the possible organization of a
ID. A. X. chapter in Waxahachie.
Mrs. H. " Naylor has been active
in promoting the matter OF a local
organization and hopes soon to call
a meeting at which discussions may
be had and plans made for effecting
the organization of a permanent
chapter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
city Federation OF women's Clubs

City Federation Of Women's Clubs.
For the purpose OF electing two
new officers to take the place Of
Others who have recently resigned
there was called meeting Of the
City Federation of Women's clubs
at the public library Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs /. NJ Williams presided at
the meeting. Mrs. ]. f. Leigh hav-
ing resigned her position as presi-
dent OF the club Mrs. George Cole
man was elected TO take her place.
and Mrs. H. G. Curtin was elected
to be recording secretary, which Of
flee Mrs. McWhorter had recently
given up. Mrs. Harris appeared be
fore the federation and talked ~
the feasibility OF the federation tax
ink up the proposition Of furnish
ing hot lunches for the public school
children.
The Federation meets once 9
month and the next meeting Will be
on the third Wednesday in Noyem-
Der.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

Mr. aud Mrs Joe Singleton were
81 homo 10 the Friday Night club
'his week. Mrs spencer. y. ~ Ken
hcf. nfa. Mccartney aud Dr. Cough
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

day spent at the Texas State Fair
this week, was a visit to the ex-
hibit booth of the Farm and Ranch
and Hollands Magazine. This
booth, which is one of the most pic
turesque of any in the big EXPOSE
ton hall. was designed and largely
executed by Mrs. Buchanan. Two
large paintings. one with the man
and the hoe, typisying the work
done by the Farm and Ranch. and
the other was the Dutch girl. whom
we have learned TO associate with
Hollands magazine. adorn the
walls OF this booth. These two
paintings were done last year by
Mrs. Buchanan. and are much adj
mired by all visitors to the exhibits.
Mrs. w. D. Wilkerson of Vim
tors is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ F. Wilkerson and family. in
East End,
Misses Ellen and Mary Sue Will
kerson are visiting friends in Dali
las and taking in the fair.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. NeCens !
children went to Dallas In 'is' I
yesterday and took in the ialf
Orlene MeCombs remained % y
Saturday and Sunday With 'siia
in Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

Miss Marie Smith and \ =
drum are attending the is'
game between Texas and osl2'
and seeing the fair today
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held high score at the eloss y
game. Refreshments eOntsA
coffee, fruit salad, cheese balls Y
les and hot rolls.
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The members OF the Jovial Joven
club were entertained In a charming
manner Saturday afternoon by Miss
Ella Pierce az the beautiful snrour-
ban home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Pierce. Guests played
progressive bunco. In draw for
the favors Miss Ruth Chapman won
q box OF candy The Joyiai Jovens
always enjoy the hospitality of the
Pierce home. and they are delighted
when the club calendar brings them
to the meeting In their home. Re
freshments consisting OF grape and
cherry salad. sailed nuts. olives and
nectar. marshmallow pudding and
cake Special guests were Elsie May
Smith. Alice Nolan OF Corsicana. and
Evelyn Herndon. Club members
present were Misses Emily Cornwell,
Maude Kennedy. Rilla Langsford.
Mary and Thelma Forrest. Ruth
Chapman. Myrtle Cole. Sallie Ken
ner. Lille Stroud. Thclma Rogers.
-
The Austin American has the fol-
lowing personal OF Miss Katie Daft
fan. former Ellis countian, whose
friends are always glad to hear from
her:
Miss Katie Daffan and her moth
er have returned from Fioresville,
where they attended the reunion of
Hoods Brigade 1t was one of the
best reunions ever held. Miss Daffan
Sid. and the Floresville people. es-
pccially the Daughters of the Con-
federacy. were, untiring in their eff
forts to make Tie meeting success
Or. A. c. Glitter. superintendent OF
the Confederate Home, with those
members OF the Home who we're in
Hoods Brigade, attrrdei In a body
and received an ovation. Miss DAT
fan is secretary for life Of Hoods
Brigade. IS
-
Mrs. G.. C.. Groce is in Waco where
she is at the bedside of her brother
in-law. Judge J. X. Parr OF Hills
boro Mrs. Parr was formerly Miss
Annie Halbert of Corsicana, and
sister of Mrs. Groce, and has many
friends in Waxahachie who sympa-
thize with the family in the serious
accident which befell Judge Parr,
some ten days ago, when he was in
jured by the interurban, at Hills
boro. He is now in sanitarium in
Waco, and his condition has been
very critical.
Misses GanelIe and Christine Haw-
kins. who are attending school At
Southern Methodist University, spent
last week end with their parents in
the city. Tuesday being Dallas day,
ut the fair, the young ladies were
enabled to have en- extended vaca-
ton at home, which their friends en-
ioyed very much.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burnett and
son, Glenn, OF Clarence, Mo-. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Bur
mott on Rogers street and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sterling Spalding.
Mr. and hrs. 7. w. Walker OF
Palestine, Texas. are visiting Mrs
Laura Spalding.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
VIII BE Maid Of Hon'f'

Miss Marie Smith cOnplD.' \
her chum friend. Miss cla'a y
by choosing her as her Hlala . =, +
as Duchess at the Wac u
Palace. waxahaehie Will : y
tably represented by these i'i'.'
young ladies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

bcrl. when the noon hour camc the
feast Of good things Was spread on
Tire porch wherc all could cnjoy n
together. There was baked chicken
and dressing. fried chicken galore.
SNAP beans, sweet potatoes. pickles.
fruit and potato and other kinds OF
salads. pumpkin. poteto. apple. black
berry and peach pies. cake. ranging
al the way from devil food to angel
food. canned peaches. baked apples
and many other things
Mr. Westmorelcnd had gone over
10 waxahachie and heard what was
happening at home. SO he came back
loaded with packages OF good things
ard when opened looked az tho the
horn OF plenty had been overturned.
We will remember long this pleasant
day. Those present were: Mesdames
Dave Curry. Tom Curry. Henry Cur
~. Vera Curry. Dan Groce. Buck,
Mary Buck. Stuart. Joe Trippet. Tom
westmoreland. Neal. Ace Neal. Alex
ander. Stroud. c. J. Turner. Lion.
Nettie Lion. Foster, Mccoy, odom.
Nora Odom. whiseeide. sam Hill
burn. Murry. Misses Belle Neal.
katies Groce. Ethel Turner, Doris
whiteside. Morinc. Alexander. GUS
sic Buck. and the small children OF
the ladies present.
A GUEST.
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Give Evening Party.


The handsome home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Andrews in University
avenue was the scene of an attractive
party Tuesday night. when they en-
tertained in honor of their friend
and guest. III. McGinty OF Wyatt. La
The personnel OF the party, Included
in part. Wasahachie friends who had
spent vacations at Mineral Wells to-
gether, and the honor guest. was a
member OF the party. A Victrola
concert was enjoyed Some OF the
guests played progressive games.
Miss Burke gave vocal selection
ard Miss Olsen gave some piano
numbers. Refreshments were sery-
cd Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. jam es
Drnaway, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Prince. Misses Fora Beachum. Doro-
thy Hosford, Lillian Roger. Frances
Mailman. Modena Hawkins. lola
Burke. Gennevievc Holland. and
Miss Olsen and II. McGinty Of Wyatt.
ssI.s - w. htHts E<u w dlIINaHr Allie
Stephenson. Ed Person. Joe Harris,
BLY, and Kent Andrews.
Miss Nell Powers of Dallas will
have house party this week end at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. W. Power. on Forrest avenue
| In Dallas Waxahachie guests will
be Misses Mary Forrest. Thelma
Rogers, Rilla Langsford. Emily
cornwell. Ruth Chapman, Ella
Pirece and Myrtle Cole.
Mrs. Pick Hardin has ben visiting
relatives In Hillsboro during the
week
Miss lola Burke. secretary to Dr.
| Hornbeak, is visiting in Houston, the
guest Of her mother and sister. She
will also be joined BY another sister
from Corpus Christi, and the fami-
Is will enjoy a reunion.
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nomics. The score cards were alss'
gfsuning pumpkin faces The hest
- waa assisted BY Mcsdames To-
Erwin. Roger Kennedy. John Spals-
ing. Hin Hardin. and Harris Watson,
Mrs. John Karner Of Dallas. and Miss
Glenn or Tyler we're ous-of-tows,
guests.
Chicken salad. sandwiches. orange
ice and olives were served. Nine
tables were arranged for the gam
or fcrfy-two. and the spirited COZ
test closed with the skies hoidinz
aigh score
shakespeare club Meets.
The waxahachie Shakespeare
Club met Tuesday afternoon at
Sims library. Mrs. Groce. the pres
ident. II in Waco. and Mrs. Quincy
Getzendaner. the first vice-rresi-
dent. was in the chair. The rresi-
dent was elected delegate TO the
State Federation OF womens Clubs
which meets In brentwood in No
vember. and Miss Modena Hawkins
was made the alternate. Mrs r.
r. Powell. who was the first presi-
dent OF the Waxahachie Shake
speare Club. and one OF the organ
ixers, vas present from Plain
view, and addressed The club. The
members decided TO choose sides.
with the president and vice. presi-
dent as captains. and have con-
test of good attendance. those hav-
ing the least number present 10 en-
terrain the other side when the
club closes next spring.
The socicai service department
With Mrs. W. c. Tennery. as the
chairman. made report. Interest
ing papers were read by Miss Nir-
gsnsa Trippet on Shakespeare 4
Style ia corioIanus.r and Mrs. ".
X. Wards subject was '.The Con
suls and Tribnnes ia the Play. her
paper being read By Mrs ] II
kirsh, Mrs. Ward being absent
from the city Mrs. Lake acted as
critic. in the absence OF Mrs.
kemtle Members present Tues
day were Mesdames G. e Dodge
Jess Hines, F. Brady, Geo. Cole
man. C. f. Grow. G. A Dahnke
Tessa Edmondson, J. B. George
Quincy Getzendaner, Herbert
Cough. John Herring, j. D. Hood
j. H. Kirsh. Thomas w. Lake. FL
T. Livingston, r. A. Mills, z. 4
Owens, l.. D. Parnell. G. w Simp-
son. w G. Tennery. G. H. Epsilaw
5. IT, Watson Jrs, G. b. Winn and
Howard Wolfe and Misses Iaude
Davis. Modena Hawkins, Lucille
Harding. Margaret kembIe, lnez
Singleton. Mabel Smith. ViIginia
Trippet. and Matte Middleton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

Mrs. Gene Watson and ''a 8
attended the fair Friday
-
Miss Laura Buchanan . - !,
visiting her sister ME-
y !,
Miss jeanette NcpetfI, - !, !
urday and sunday With BE- :,
in Waxahachie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

The FIRST recital OF the year TO be
given by the Fine Arts Department
OF Trinity University will occur
next Tuesday evening in the Uni
versity auditorium at S:15. An es-
peeially pleasing program has been
prepared, and Miss Bates and Miss
Olson, pianists, Mr.. Graham, bari
tone and Miss Allen. reader. will
appear on the program The gem
eral public is cordially invited to
be present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23
Celebrates 18th Birthday.

Mrs. o. p Sims was in Dallas
last Sunday. where she was the
guest OF her mother Mrs. s. r..
buchanan. 10 celebrate the occasion
OF her sevenly-hth birthday Few
women who attain the age Of sew
enty-iiye are still active Ia bust
ness or professional life. but Mrs
Buchanan sits at her desk each dav
in the week. and as Aunt sanie"
OF the Farm aud Ranch. has en-
deared herself 60 thousands Of fs
readers. An Interesting feature OF
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Nonpareil Club.

On Thursday afternoon the Nom
pareiI club was entertained by Mrs.
d. +. Dodge at Mrs. Dodson's In
the forty-two game which was played
at four tables Mrs. VI. b. Ray and
Miss Mabel Smith won high score.
Red and white carnations were used
for the decoration and refreshments
were OF brick cream and angel food
cake
In recognition OF Edison week"
Mr. L. G. Curtin sent out an Edi-
son diamond disc talking machine
which was demonstrated during The
afternoon by Mrs. McLemore. The
guests were:
Mesdames T. n. Herring, NJ. 3
Ray. P. P. Smith, Henry Swain. =
keplinger, Fred Noteworthy, wiz
Farley. r. Fl. Lewis, j II I4alli-
day, w C. Tennery, Charley Grow,
Mrs. MeLemore and Misses Mabel
Smith, Eva Lambeth and Vera Girls
Ter.
>
Miss Lena Andrews, who has been
visiting the family of Rev Nat Graf
ton at Leonard, Texas. has return-
ed home and is accompanied by Nj
and Mrs. Grafton who win visit for
awhile at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Rice. MIR. Grafton has been
living for eleven years at Leonard
but is moving this month TO Wichita
Falls where he will take UP regular
work as pastor of the Wichita Pres
byterian church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

Mrs. Pick Hardin has ben visitin
relatives In Hillsboro during tn
week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnett and
son, Glenn, of Clarence, Mo-, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Bur
mott on Rogers street and Mr.. anc
Mrs Sterling Spalding.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs T. w Walker o
Palestine, Texas. are visiting Mrs
Laura Spalding.