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Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Miss Mildred Hudson ard Mr.. Warner
w. Price to weds next January
Miss Adnee Palmer, Of Blackfoot.
Idaho. gave a dinner party recently
IN honor Of the engagement of Miss
Mildred F. Hudson Of that town IN
Mr.. Warner w Price of Smyrna
The wedding will take place on Jan.
uary 4th at Smyrna. The bride-elect
IS the daughter of former Register
Of Wills and Mrs William d. Hud-
son, Of near here and since September
has been teaching in a school at
Baekfoot. Idaho. The groom-elect is
son of Lewis M. Price our we'll
known Fertilizer Manufacturer and is
carrying on a successful coal. wood.
lime and cement business. They are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
WHITE HssoNERs IN SMYRNA

"o'"an S'nr'snan Temperance Union
Holding an Institute Here To-day
The morning trains brought in a
goodly number of white ribboners this
morning to attend the Kent eopn,v
VIC. I. U. Institute which is meet
ing a Ashury NJ. E. Church, to-day.
In the decorations the white ribbon
was everywhere prominent The
visiting delegation were welcomed
by Mrs. Kate E. Smithers and the
program az announced in last weeks
Times was taken up. The session
will continue this afternoon ana
evening TO which the public Is in.
vited. Rev. Russell Paynter will
give the address this evning.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
CHRISTMAS FOUR WEEKS OFF
Do Your Shopping Early and Let the
Times Be Your Xmas Directory

'Nnes Se Your Xmas Directory
Christmas this year falls on Sat.
urday. The date is December 25th.
only little over four weeks off. The
nearness of the worlds great day of
joy and pleasure should serve to slim
ulate Christmas shoppers to action.
They should resolve unanimously 10
start early making Christmas pur-
ehases. Early Christmas shopping
means less work, better and larger
stocks to select from. prompter and
more satisfactory delivery of pur.
chases, and more than all else. an
enormous relief for our stoekaepers
and their help from the rush and
turmoil and nerve-racking exactions
OF belated Christmas shopping. Our ad
vertisers are we'll prov ide4 with Christ
mas goods. The opportunity for
selecting is all that could be desired
excellence. variety and cheapness.
Let Christmas shoppers enter upon
their shopping campaign without de-
lay. See new ads in this issue and
let The Times from now on be vour
guide and directory to YOUR Christmas
wants.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
Or. WAGNER It'd ADDRESS CLUB

State Commissioaer of Ed,ea,;o, -
wake his First Speach in Smyrna
DR.. c. A. Wagner STATE r.
missioner Of Education. will a5,lrss.
the Twentieth Century Club of ,h;s
town. Friday evening. on the sph;s.,
of Edueation. 1t will he NJ
Wagner's first appearance in SDv-r.
in public address, and as the nest;nn
will be an 'opea meeting >, Isree
attendance is looked for. In wsgre~
is fluent speaker and comes Win
message that parents, teachers and All
interested In Education shoula No,
miss.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
THANKSGIVING DAY FULL
OF INTEREST IN SMYRNA
UNION SERVICES OF sMYRNApE-
NOMINATIONS IN THE MORNING
Football Game in the Afternoon and
Motion Pictures at the Opera House
in the Evening-Oiher Events


IN the EVening-Oiher Events
Thanksgiving was a quiet and hesu-
tiful day in Smyrna and as usual was
spent in family reunions. with
enough outside diversions to make the
DAY pass pleasantly. By agreement
all the stores closed SO that the sales
force were given the holiday to the. r
full and complete enjoyment. In
the morning the Union Thanksgiving
service of all the churches at Asturv
M. Z. Church, which was filled with
a goodly congregation. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Milton Me-
Cam. of Smyrna Circuit, who took
for his text, "We Give Thee Thanks
o Lord God Almighty because Thou
Hast Taken unto Thyself Great Power
and Hast Reigned." Rev. 1l-I7.
The sermon was thoughtful and
vigorous and created most excellent
Impression. The service was one of
Thanksgiving and praise in which
members of all church congregations
Joined heartily. The plate collection
lifted was divided and turned over IN
the Smyrna Benevolent Society and
the Laura Lee Circle of Kings
Daughters to dispene as thev see
proper in alleviating the suffering
and wants of the poor people Of our
own community during the winter
months now coming on In fact. ali
during Thanksgiving day it was the
aim of these good people to carry
Thanksgiving cheer and comfort 10
those who were sick and needy. Not
the least in consideration during the
day were the war sufferers of Europe
and the prayers of the united con.
gregations of Smryna were offered for
the speedy termination of the war
and the restoration of peace and good
will.
Outdoor Sports and Football Game
The weather being ideal, gave the
opportunity for out Of doors sports.
Quite a number Of gunners went out
in the early morning and had good
luck. There, however. were auto
mobile parties and other oue-door
diversions that were INDUCED in.
The feature Of the day, as far as
athletic sports was concerned. was
the football contest in the after
noon between the Smyrna Coll
Iegians" and the Brownson Team of
The teams were well
and after a lively. hard
fought game, Brownson won to the
score of z TO 6. Nearly 500 spec
iators witnessed the contest. Features
If the game 60 far as Smyrna was
was the long run for touch
iown by Jackson. the tackling bv
Spruance and the team work of all
he Smyrna boys.
Opera House Movies an Attraction
For the first time in many wears
here was no home-tslent play az the
opera House and the Movies" held
oil sway. Manager McManus, think
ng the Club Women might want the
opera House as usual, did not book
my big bill and owing to lsteness in
setting the final decision of the
women. could only get the FIVE reel
reduction of "As Ye Sow" It was
beautiful story with a good moral
nd 50 impressive that many eyes
Yelled with emotion as some scenes
'ere projected. The two performances
'ers crowded.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
BISHOP KINsMAN HERE SUNDAY
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill. Rector of ST.
Peters Church, Announces Servi-
ces For Sunday and the Week

'"S 0et4 FIliis rector OF ST,
Peters Church, Announces Servi-
ces For Sunday and the Week
The Bishop of the Diocese. the RI
Rev F. j. Kinsman, d. D.. will
make his annual visitation on Sunday
next to this and the other po ats under
the Rector Of the parish. On &C.
count Of this. there will be some
little changes in the schedule of
services, which Wilt be as follows
I3O a. m. Holy Communion; 10. goa
m. morning prayer; II moor SUNDAY
School; 13O p. M. Evensong with
sermon by the Bishop. There will
be the usual Evensong on Friday at
I3O p. m. Meetings and other an
councements for the week are as
follows: The Junior Auxilimy will
meet this evening from z to 6 O'Clock.
The organization has now on exhibition
at the Rectory an unusually fine
collection of Christmas cards.
booklets, tags and stamps for sale.
and will appreciate the patronage of
all. The regular monthly meeting of
the Vestry will take place this even
ing at 8 o'clock. Choir rehearsal
will follow the evening service Of FRI
day and it is very important that
every member of the choir come out
10 begin practice on the Christmas
music. On Monday next at 4. 80 D.
m. the Altar Ward will meet. and
a iull meeting is very earnestly de-
siIed.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
NEXT SUNDAY AT AssuRY

Rev. PrettYman. Pastor. Announces
Services For Sunday and Week
Rev. c. w. Prettyman. pastor Of
Asbury NJ. E. Church. announces
these services for next Sunday and
during the week; class meeting Sun
day morning st 8. 80 m. preaching
at 1880, subject 1.-The Sower and
Reaper Rejoicing Together" Sun
day School at 2. 90 p. m; Epworth
League at 6. as p. m, led by Miss
Edith Ssotton. subject. "a Narneless
Prophet Who Kept Fresh Gods Name
preaching at 7.30 p. m, subject:
"The Christian Source of Power;"
Monday afternoon at 8. as p. m, Jun
ior Leat;ue; Glass meeting Tuesday
evening at 7.3O p. m.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01

j. {. Phillips Starts Up Shirt Factory
Sonn +. Phillips started up his
Sn'It factory IN the Isehudy building
On commerce street Monday, and will
have 20 or more operators.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
". a. slokeshurr eurs Proper,r

W A. Stokesbury, has purchased
OF Allan Cunningham. the double
dwelling on Market street. tenanted
BY W.T.. Doughtan and Walter Turner
for 81. 100.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
Thomas Jarel Held Up and Robbed

Thomas Jareil Held Up and Robbed
While driving in his team between
Smyrna and Dover this morning. so
the report goes. Thomas Jarell of
Smyrna was held up by two men in
an auto and robbed Of his watch and
over $40 In money. The ear had no
license tag and the men escaped.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
Urge DELAWARE GROWERS
JOIN FOR BETTER MARKETS
s..,, GROWERS OF DELAWARE
coluo REAP BETTER PRICES

Unaware as a Fruit and Produce Cen
er HasEvery Advantage ifFarmers
would Meet and Stick Together
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LOUISA

special 10 The Times Dispatch
i-ol ISA. W.. January 2.--Thc Coun-
Try club gave it's Christmas dance in
the town hall on Tuesday, and there
was mn unusually large attendance. ana
the occasion ono of tho merriest ana
most enjoyable in the history of the
club. About thirty couples danced All
the oiu-fashioned square dances. inter
spersed with the newer dances and the
real fuletide spirit prevailed.
The Louisa German Club gave the
christmas dance on Wednesday, night
The town hall was decorated in fes-
ICONS or red and green, while from n
large bell in the centre mistIetoc hung
iwenty-eight couples danced all the
new dances. After the dance refresh
ments were served and punch was
served during the evening.
Mrs. Walter u. Chilcs gave an after
noon tea to-day At her home in the
west End from TO 6. complimentary
TO her sisters, Mrs Linden Chilcs and
Mrs. Hunter Chiles. OF New York, who
are visiting here during the HOLIDAYS
John Bell and the Misses Reli. OF
Gotham. arc visiting Mrs. Aubrey Kent
here.
Mrs. Pendleton and daughter. Miss
Alice Pendleton. OF wythcville, arc
visiting relatives in Louisa.
l.. 4. Driver, OF Ashland, is visiting
here.
Miss Annie Broomc. Of New York.
spent several days here, guest OF Miss
Elizabeth Flanagan.
Misses Pauline and Sue Watts re-
turned TO their home in Saluda to-day,
after spending Christmas with their
sister. Mrs. Henry Ellis.
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Misses Annette and Edith Bell and
their mother, Mrs. Bell. were guests
ot Mrs. j.. ). Brand this week
AIT ana Mrs. II. J. Adumson returned
on Monday to their home in Peters
burg. after visiting Mrs. X. J. Adamson
ana Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Nash. They
were accompanied OH their return by
MISS Martha Virginia Nash.
sidney j.. Weldon. OF Cleveland, Ohio.
%as tho guest OF his cousin, w. w.
Garrison, this week
George Adamson has returned to
Cornell University after visiting at his
homo here. "
Herman steele and Chester Amos
nave returned to tho University OF Vir-
ginia after visiting in Manassas.
MRS. Marmian King, of Tulapoosa.
fia.. was guest ut the homo OF MIR
and Neg i. L. IIarrell this week.
HaaS& Smith. of Chicago, is visiting
his pdHsfts. MIR. ana Mrs. George ",
sm,,h at their home on Grant Avenue
Miss Ruth Round has returned TO
Columbia University. after visiting he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr
Round.
Misses Caroline and Margaret Emcr-
son. OF Alexandria, and Miss Helen
bronson. OF Washington, were quests
days. ~"
Harold Bitter and Edward Nicol OF
alexandria, We're guests of friends here
OH Monday
Mr. and Mrs. $. Il. 1.illard have re-
turned TO their home In Danyillc. inter
Visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. y. Merchant.
MISS Ethel Ford. of Washington. I.
the guest OF Miss Julin Maloncv at hnr
nome on Center Street
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coded by dinner parties and followed by,
! suppcrs. wore tho most popular, and
many Of tho now steps were danced to
the limit. Large numbers OF holiday
visitors, family connections homo foi
| fuletide and friends. who came with
them. were given one continuous round
of entertainment.
Miss Mamie Byrd has returned to her
| home. IN Clarke. after an extended visit
to friends In Baltimore.
Miss Margaret halfway, OF Lancas-
ter County, Va, is the guest of Miss
Lucille Faulkner.
Miss Bessie Is. Arthue has gone on a
! visit to her uncle and aunt, DIR. and
Mrs. T.. j.. Wilson, at 1Iarrisonburg, Va.
Miss Virginia Weller. OF san Nn-
tonic. TEX. has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. c. l. Carver.
DIR. and Mrs. Hugh q. Russell, OF
Richmond. have been In town Gils week
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carter OF I,alti-
more have returned home. after visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank g; Walter.
Miss Mamie l.. Krcbs has returned
TO Philadelphia, after visiting relatives
in town.
Miss Marguerite Norton is visiting
In Now York City and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~. I.illis, of
cumberland, Nd. have been visiting
here.
Mrs. William reyton Tucker, who
brought the remains of her husband
from Colorado Springs this week, is
spending some time here with rela-
tivcs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w EplinE iavc re-
turned TO Roanoke. Va, after visiting
relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Walter came this
week from Norfolk, Va, on Il visit TO
relatives
captain Potter and his dnughtcr. Miss
.haEle Potter. OF Philadelphia. have been
Ia .,,,.
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bar
RTE.
Miss Louise Anderson has returned tn
rnilaaeipnia, after visiting mt the home
or Colonel aud Mrs. Robert Lee GRAY.
Miss Nellie Bender has returned to
washing ton. after visiting relatives.
MISS Lillian Lamb. OF IIarrisonbur..
va. is ihc guest of the Misses Heating.
Miss Julia Faulkner has returned to
Baltimore. after visiting relatives here.
Miss Frances Waller has gone or
land.
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several days this wcei; with friends
and relatives herr
Mrs. Georse II. Thomson lelish;f.il;.
entertained the Young people or the
town AZ her hone ON Thursday even
Ing.
Joseph T,,rry. OF Tarry's MIL. spen,
! the Chris mas holidays ii! town.
Mrs, Rosa 4. Good" l. suffering from
an attack Of pneumonia.
The most Interesting event o: the
holidays TO the young people OF the
town was tie danc" given b.. the SoyG-
ton German club jn the town hall on
the evening OF Dec-uibc. 30 Music Was
furnished ~, an orchestra from Raleigh.
Those daucuc Uey. Miss A,cyise Tur-
pin with Russell! Meredith ~ Law
r"nceviile Miss Lula Baskerville. ~i,n
Robert Young Miss A!.e. Baskerville.
with Jack She'll. %. f.awre.r s,ilie Aii>s
Laura Eiones Nth sidney Johnson
Miss Marian l5ya"s. with Sle9lin. Hut
ch"Son Miss K.ttie Homes. with John
Hutcheso- Miss julia Blanks. with
Wallace wood OF CIz.Esv!ne Mi.s
Lizzie Roberts, 81 ChaS. C!ty. VIII Ecr
ShGs" 't' tTtE J. ". Baptist NJ
pattl- Ta-'o- Il Clark .t.l-. ,I-r
Dick alvi .4lc. ~ s.a7 !iis.
Mars IJ"Tirf I'D 1-arsna!l I'-r-a.x RI
La ie,-feE.L-- Hiss T.-1tse HatE.us.
1-i,E VIII Tasio-. u C!--as. u.
- $ 'J+' -I--- AZ. ..-aL '4ff. E.--Na-E
-,e-tc-ie. d: ---Ei-Ec-- ..-s- 5I-ss i.tts
-i-y,tltr, N.'. i.- JDH.s Mas SIa ID
:';ra1 "il > = -her' IT, ot T..-v-
rc-C.F!.i- 49, i.=1z I;-s,.. 9! raas~
CO. T.,s T,z-= $Sr,ai-ztoo. y Ia
'csHs U.s. :..lzz5%rh ,5.pgar. win
y .ae.- ~ v'.irgE - i.nwrsuceY;ile.
H--s 1,z-15. "rayS ~ Crsse CIty.
@--. Camille Frances S!.s yHEx!.
Is@r" .:th Preston Gepgh@gar. o..
g-E.- az: -;.s HELEN W!rSush. o.,
L.=-..;c5 v'l =. II T.rpir. !ii.s
4z-zz:s; EssEs- xtth Samuel E.din-
zr- .:is .J!-e Faulkner. Nth Har-
-.s.a H!a.. NlEs iul- Vecd"n. a
G+e.g.@ rt'h Donald Fa.lkr u =.
~; Essc. J- jrhr Eggsr'. |la....
:. -sse.. Cia-sr.re ~ clstt Baskerville
%so's''. e-asge D.t'e' sc-th. Campbell
!; 5''e-.o-', I:.co Hoi1;n. David
'-z.. PER- T. Homes ana T. Thomas
~l-asaEt. '.iryIest.s- s'.Adar!.es John
T. :oy = :. Toone. g. y. Basker-
71..s. S"c-@r - 1nousSu. J ! Hum
-.ersoaS" ~. Wall 81. ! Hp,cheaon
z'I 90 -. p.cTltG
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nosans. L. u, Calfec. il. W. Carson.
II. w. Van Doren. IL. ~ Martin. W. II.
Seagie. c. :. Matthews. NJ T. Lands
and ~. II. Painter. and Misses Nancy
Gibson and Viola and Margaret BosanE.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Massic have re-
turned from visit 70 her parents.
NJ. and Mrs. l.. +. Stcarnea, at New
port News. Va.
clyde Morehcad ana family OF stuart.
Va. are visiting mig mother. Mrs Q. T.
Jordan.
Miss Glenn Phelps, Floyd Smith. Cor
don Pannill and Harry I.aughon al
tended the dance given by tho Radford
German Club on Tuesday night.
John w. Eckman and b. Laughon
were in Richmond several DAYS this
week attending a directorate meetinE
OF the Virginia Tennessee Telephone
Company
announcements have been received
here Of the marriage OF Rev. g. G. Mul-
Inns. pastor OF the Christian Church. to
Miss Jennie Hyatt. which took place
Christmas Eve at Iicton, Ontario. Can.
ada. After a wedding trip Rev. and
Mrs. Mullins viii reach Pulaski TO re-
side.
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MANASSAS
Especial u The Times-Dispa,ch.l

Especial - The Times Dispatch.l
MANASSAS. VA, January Mrs
John y. Payne, Jr., and family, Aahby
l.. Payne and Miss Ruth Jones. OF LII
Grange, Culpcpcr County. were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Payne this week
Miss Louise Wccdua. Of Baltimore,
Is tn" guest OF Miss Mary Garrison
NJ her home on West Street
one Of the enjoyable social events,
and feature OF tin" Christmas sea
son. was held In Corners Hall on Mon
dag night, when the Manassas German
Club held it's second annual German.
which concludes tho series of dances
which for the past two years the
organization has given. Guests from
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington
ana Alexandria swclled the attendance
to large proportions.
W. II. Lipscomb returned on sun
day 10 New York, after visiting his
parents, ATr. and Mrs. ". y. I.ipscomb.
MIR. Reed and Frederick Tyson, OF
Phiiadclphia and Misses Ada and Ora
Mason kinchleo, OF rppcrvillc, were
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs T..
:. lIynson this week.
&. shirley l,eachman. OF Alexandria
and K. c. Lcnchman. OF Welch. w Va.
visited at tho home OF their father,
c. 6. Lcarhman, during the holidays
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BOYO7Oh

Bo 34+ DTe,,+ III - 2;s.'..
Louie HE,..Ls - -erkr-.... l.
Christina ~if- -: SISTER ~ a.
Wall
Misses 5tzr.e, sre E.,.f. I;or,,4 g.,
teTtained r%-- '~.-r<, 81: fr.-..s 4,
their sues' 9Itsz Ee-t ~. y -eor a..
Jackson. Gcinf ~ rac-t,a sr.rroy...
Ruthc!fotds lard aar De1 ,r~, s..,-.
several Gays this 2esk ~t. th..,
brother. =: G Bedio@
Miss Laura Iiomes ~ao ,rzetinY
schoo? In PostzEno4th is er.rc-g -
holidays with her mot-e- H-a. i3.,er.
Homes.
Hiss Anna Williams p,r, IL, as...
day at honr.
Donald l'anil5uer. % ne r-river,f,,
% Virginia. is spending It'd hoild.,.
WIN his parent. NJ ana &;rf 9 j.
l'aulkncr-..-
I Mr.. and Mrs 9. } rag!kne-. Jr no
hildren. Of. Chase city. s3eu, Cbri.f.
uts with Ar. and Airs g. ! Farlkrer
r. Blair. Haskims. ~ Danyl!c. tne,..
r. - 't'''
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Wonderful Skin and
Wrinkle Ren1oDers

The method OF removing hnd compile.
ions BY absorption seems 10 have come into
general use IN this country. Ordinary rner.
coiized waN applied nightly like cold
cream and erased mornings with warm
water, gradually absorhs the COARSE faded
or discoorod outer film skin In almost In.
visible particles. Soon there's brand neN
complexion. formed by the younger. health.
Ter or-skin No cosmetic or artihcIal
treatment CRr possibly produce = complex
ion OF such radiant, youthful lovclinefs
Druggists all have mercol,zcd WAY: IL is
seldom that more than one ounce is ncces-
sary.
Thousands have also reported great SUE
cess with the famous saXoite wrinkle-re.
moving formula. ono ounce OF pure pow
dered sa.olite IL dissolved in n half pin,
witch hazel and the solution used IS face
wash. The effect Is almost magical The
deepest wrinkles and crows feet Ha well
the finest lincs--whcther duc 10 age
tllness weather or worry--comp.ctrly and
quickly vanish. No one need hesitate to
try this simple lotion, as II won't harm any
fk!n.
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Eri instruction in certain special drills
t!.rI all have become proficient. The
stH2dl!. :or eacn week is as follows:
Monday. battalion problems: Tuesday.
infantry drill. close order; Wednesday,
HIita Manual. Thursday and Friday,
artillery ana military topography for
'hf hEs; class. signal and heliograph
Tor IL" second class, iirst aid 70 the
INJURED tor the third class and Butts
Manual for the fourth class.
3lrs J {. Wise has az her guest
IuriEs the holidays her mother. Mrs.
Colonel y. Z. Tucker returned from
Washington on Tuesday. where he az
--ah.e The funeral Of his brother.
y u Ellison. 10. late assistant Fro.
i'a-cg al civil engineering. o. Duluth.
Hat. was III" guest OF tho sub faculty
n1 Wednesday ana Thursday
: H. Mitchell, class Of 1913, late OF
'he Philippine Constabulary. stopped
= the post for The week end 10 visit
f-i=ads.
iet!'g commandan, OF the Millers-
e4rg. Ny, Military Institute Frank
l-aEols. spent Wednesday, at the post.
Hiss Nellie Gibbs. tho librarian, has
a"r guests during the holidays. her
i@re and nephew. Mr. and Miss Tenn.
lic;on, OF Staunton.
AT and Mrs. l.. Floyd Mock. OF Ac-
"e'Hac, spent the week lend 1T In. DOS,
= the guest OF their son. Cadet Mock,
fourth class
Mrs. William Patton mas as her
guests for the week Miss Thompkln.
arn her daughters. the Misses Marga
.'l and Mamie. all OF New York They
sal! return 10 their homes ON Monday
among those from Richmond who
ar" visiting relatives In the corps are
~. and Mrs. John w. Williamn. Mira
ArFn!st"ad, John W. Lamb and Mt
Dance
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AMHERST

special to The Times Dispatch.1
AMI EhsT. VA, January 2-SociaI
iiIe ut Amherst has been gay during
inc past week. especially among the
school. 'o'
on saturday afternoon, December IS.
air. and Mrs. w. X. Allen gave q charm
ing entertainment to "a number of thoi,
freinds. Christmas decorations wer,
much In evidence. and the guests ,ncn,
n delightful evening.
ON Tuesday night, December 20. the
Young people gave "a dance in the cx-
hibition hall al the fair grounds. 4
large number of couples participated.
ana dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour.
Pcyton X. Evans left Oh Tuesday TO
visit friends In Danville
Misses Eunicc Lee and Annie Harri-
son spent portion OF the holiday.
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sandldge have re-
turned from visit TO Mrs. Sandidge's
home in Farnville.
Miss Mary Cunningham. of BaIti-
moro, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Carrie Is. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. ~. Joubcr,. Mrs. Vic
tor van GemminSen. Mrs. Z. l.. Scott
and Misses Mary Scott, Hester Scott,
Eusenia Cox, Helen Ii. Joyner. Gladys
Taliaferro were In Lynchburg OH We'd
nesday.
Everett scott, OF Montcbello, is
spending the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. scott. Sr.
MIR. and Mrs. Antrim koiner. OF Tye
River. have returned homo after n visit
to Captain T. O. Troy.
Miss Jessie Burford spent this week
at Pcdlar Mills.
Miss Annie Fitzgerald and Miss Epp.
arc spending the holidays at their re.
spective homes in blackstone.
Miss Ruth Ware is the guest OF rclg-
,ivcs and friends in the Pleasant Grove
section