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The commonwealth., 1916-05-09

Of the war for the rest Of it's duration
to the fighting forces Of the belliger
ents, thereby also insuring freedom Of
the seas, a principle upon which the
German government believes, now as
before, that it is in agreement with
the government Of the United States
Order to Submarines.
''The German government, guided
by this idea, notifies the government
Of the United States that German naval
forces have received the following Or
der: In accordance with the general
principles Of visit and search of mer-
chant vessels, both within and without
the area declared a naval war zone,
shall not be sunk without warning and
without saving human lives unless the
ship attempt to escape or offer resist
ance.' But neutrals cannot expect that
Germany, forced to fight for existence,
shall for the sake Of neutral interests,
restrict the use of an effective weapon
if the enemy is permitted to continue
to apply at will methods of warfare
violating rules Of international law
Such demands would be incompatible
with the character of neutrality, and
the German government is convinced
that the government of the United
States repeatedly declares that. it is de-
termined to restore the principle of
freedom of the seas, from whatever
quarter it has been violated.
Accordingly the German govern
ment is confident that in consequence
of the new orders issued to the naval
forces the government of the United
States will also now consider all i'm
pediments removed which may have
been in the way of mutual co-opera-
tion toward restoration of the freedom
OF the seas during the war;, as sug-
gested in the note of July 23, 1915,
| and it does not doubt that the govern
ment Of the United States will now
| demand and insist that the British gov
ernment shall forthwith observe the
rules of international law universally
recognized before the war as laid down
In the notes presented by the govern
ment of the United States to the, Brit:
ish government December %, 1914 and
Nov. 5, 1915.
Should steps taken by the govern
ment of the United States not attain
the object it desires to have the laws of
humanity followed by all belligerent
nations, the German government would
then be facing a new situation in which
1T must reserve to itself complete lib
erty Of decision.
"The undersigned avails himself of
this opportunity to renew to the Amer
lean ambassador assurances of high
est consideration
tVON, JAGOW.1o
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09
PHYSICIANS. SET PRICES.

In view Of the Increased cost of iv.
ing and also that so much more is re.
quired Of physicians both as to time
and equipment it is impossible to work
on same scale that was in vogue TWEEN
ty-fve years ago. Therefore the ply
sicians Of the town have adopted the
following scale of fees. $1.OO for of
fee prescription, $3.50 visits in town
$500 out of town and $500. per mile
after the first mile. All fees doubled
for night service.
Signed,
Fl. I. CLARK,
o. F. SMITH,
A. D. MORGAN,
T. D. SMITH.
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09
GUILTY VIOLATING
THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT

p Roanoke, Va, May An the Unite5
States district court at Abingdon, Va
Tuesday, Rev. B. T. Moody, Method
ist minister from Washington county
was given one year and one day in the
federal prison at Atlanta, for violating
the Mann white slave act. Moody
pleaded guilty, admitting that he hae
transported Minnie Thomas, young
white woman, from Virginia to Tenn
essee for immoral purposes.
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09

Efforts for Peace.
The German government conscious
Of Germany's s strength twice within
the last few months announced before
the world it's readiness to make peace
on a basis safeguarding Germany vi
tai interests, thus indicating that it is
not Germany's fault if peace is still
withheld from the nations of Europe.
The German government feels all the
more justified in declaring that respon-
sibility could not be borne before the
forum of mankind and in history if.
after twenty one months of the war Is
duration the submarine question under
discussion between the German govern
ment and the government of the Unit.
ed States were to take a turn serious
fy threatening maintenance of peace
between the two nations.
GAS far as lies with the German
government, it wishes to prevent things
from taking such course. The Ger
! ! man government, moreover, is prepared
to do its utmost to confine operations
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09
LATE NEWS ITEMS FROM
DEAR OLD PALMYRA

Palmyra, May S.-Mr. w. H. Newell
and family attended Sunday School
and church at Scotland Neck Sunday.
DR.. Clark was in town Sunday.
Mrs. B. B. Everett left Thursday fol-
Raleigh where she will spend few
days.
Miss Will Andrews and Eva Moore
of Scotland Neck, were pleasant visi
tors at Mrs w. H. Newell s Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Station and
son Master Charlie Lawrence spent
Sunday with Mrs. w. F. Station, OF
Scotland Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Davis spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. House.
Mr.. Tommie Hyman spent Friday in
Scotland Neck on business.
Mr.. D. Savage was in town last
week.
Mr. Charlie johnson went to the
hospital at Rocky Mount last Wednes
day for treatment.
Miss Matte johnson went to Scot
land Neck Tuesday.
Mr.. Alley Strickland motored over
last week in his new Saxon.
Mr.. J.-E. Bowers was in town Fri
day.
Fish are running very rapidly in
Roanoke this season, in fact, so much
so that the fisherman are unable to
catch them.
Everybody through this section is
busy planting. Preparation is the
watch word with the farmers
Politics are just beginning to crack
the political soil. Claude Kitchin, T
w. Beckett and J. E. Bowers have come
up all ready. Mr.. Clingman Mitchell
and Mr.. d. l.. Daughtridge and some
others may sprout but we all doubt it
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09
THOMPSON oRPHANAcE GUILD.

The Thompson Orphansge Guild met
at the residence of Mrs. Will Josey
Monday night, May s. 1916. After a
short business meeting the following
programme was rendered.:
Piano solo-Mrs.s Bond; vocal duet
Miss Louise Darden and Mr.. n. A.
Riddick; piano duet-Misses Elizabeth
Josey and Lois Speed; vocal solo-Miss
Louise Darden; piano solo-Miss Mary
Smith of Roanoke Rapids; vocal trio
Louise and Ruby Darden, Mr.
Riddick; vocal solo--M,.s. Bond; vocal
trio-Misses Louise and Ruby Darden,
Mr.. Riddick.
This was followed, by an interesting
guessing contest.
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09
Pull for Base Ball!
CORRECTION,

The Commonwealth in its last is
sue stated that the new Baptist church
which is to be erected here in the near
future, would be built on the present
site of the old wooden structure on
Church and Tenth Streets 1t is learn
ed since the publication Of the article
that the church will be built on the cor
ner of Church and Ninth streets in
stead Of the corner specified.
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09

BLACK PURSE WITH
dollar bill and some silver change
Tuesday night. Please return or no
+ tify the Commonwealth. M
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09

ARMY THE SENATE DEFEATED HOUs e;
THE VOLUNTEER ARMY BILL MET A SIMILAR FATE.
WASHINGTON,
the the
of
to 1o9 Of
The commonwealth., 1916-05-09

Miss Mamie Norman Of Tillery spent
the week end here the guest of Mrs. L..
j. Baker
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ASHEVILLE. N. C..

.Spccia 10 The Times Dispatch
NSliENiLLE, y. g. September 8
threatened railroad strike had been
avArtcd. tho trains running into hshe-
Vile again arc filled with visitors. and
every prospect points not only To tho
lcnEthcniuc of the present summer
season hut e continuous autumn and
winter scason. merging together. and
more than fulfilling the reputation Of
AshcNille AS both summer and winter
resort. Reservations AT Grove Park
Inn and other leading hotels Indicate
practice lily tho heaviest crowds Of the
season during the month of September
aud only slight falling off for The
month of October. .\Shevillc is caycr
right AT the present time than il has
been al any time during the summer
september * giving every prospect
OF living UP 10 the reputation Of Au-
gust-as dance month The mod
'ratelY warm days. which give the
visitors chance for all sorts Of out
door sports. arc followed by cool nights
that make dancing n pleasure here
MI the hotels are giving the usual
Ianccs, with the usual Saturday night
thinner dance AT Grove Park Inn az the
climax OF the weeks pleasures.
The Manor is planning spccia1
Japanese dance for next Tuesday night
which VIII serve as an introduction to
the coming autumn season. aud other
big dances arc being planned By the
hotels for the benefit Of tho visitors
in the city.
Society turned its attention. to the
dependent families OF the national
Suardsmen now at Camp Glenn dur
ing the past week. turning out II,
large numbers for the tea dance and
concert given for their benefit Mrs
George W. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Harald
Fees, OF New York. took appointment
parts i'll promoting the entertainment.
in which Miss. Lillian Emerson. the
gifted child dancer: Miss Helen Pugh
the seven-ycar-old pianist, and Miss
Henrietta Briggs. daughter OF Dr. and
Mrs IL. II. Briggs. splendid toe
dancer, took part a large sum was
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LYNCHBURG



LTNCIBUEG. VA. September o.
Mrs, William 5, ADAMS. who had been
visiting at Poplar Hil. has returned
home.
Miss Anna IDuicuid has gone to Kew
York city 10 visit her brother. Garnet
e. Dusuid.
Miss Bernade,te Naubaucr has re-
turned from Baltimore. where she Wis.
tied friends
Mrs Pleasant Preston and Miss Annie
GIN have returned home from Noun
tain Lake Park. Md. where they at
tended a Bible conference. and Asbury
Park, y. j.
Miss Kathleen tarvin has returned
home. after visits lasting TWO months
with relatives in Washington and the
VALLEY of Virginia.
Airs. ". Lud Harrison has returned
10 Baltimore. after visiting her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs w. Bruce Mont
somery here.
Miss Alene Williams .,rmistead has
s"r" for visit with friends In VIII
miuGton. pci. and Phiiadelphia
Judge Frank r. Christian has re-
turned from Chicago. where he attend
ed the annual convention Of the Amer
lean Bar Associations
Miss Louise Malian is visiting rcla-
yves IN stanton.
George Mahon has returned from
Siasconset. Mass. where he spent his
vacation.
Professor - j. Lancaster. OF Ports
mouth. visited j. &. Robertson here this
week
Miss susan Saunders rf Omaha Ncb
is the guest Of l,r and Mrs Samuel
wilson
Miss Marie Maloncy left this week
ior Cincinnati to study music
Mrs. j. g. Franklin spent the week
in Richmond with her son, r. w.
Franklin.
Miss Lucille Fields is al home. after
stay al Rural Retreat and Pulaski
Mrs. Selena Burroughs GrigEs. after
visit here with friends has returned
To Norfolk.
Mrs. Frank Nelson. who visited Mrs.
~ +. Neister here, has returned to
Richmond
Mrs. w. c. K>ilam is visiting rela
'ivcs in Bedford
Miss Alice Webster ha. returned to
Norfolk. after visit here with Mis-
Mi'tie Dobson.
Miss Ernestine Showwalter. Of Eoa
noke. visited her aunt, Mrs Clifton /.
Snidow. Sr.
Mrs. George VI. Bell and little son
arc visiting friends At Prospect
MISS Kate Roberts Is at home after
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NATURAL BRIDGE GUESTS
co ON WALKING TRIPS
Climb Mount jefferson to Enjoy Sm.
pcrb View That Is
Offered
MANY AUTOMOBILE PARTIES
Visitors Over Labor Day Are Numcr-
us Residents OF Richmond
Among the Recent Arrivals AT
Popular Mountain Resort.

Especial u The Times Dispaich.l
NATURAL BRIDGE. VA. September
3.-Thc fall season al the Fridge s
progressing delirhtful!y. The Sep
TENDER days in these lovely Virginia
mountains have come with all their
accustomed glory. Walking parties
climb Mount jefferson for the superb
view. Scores descend daily 10 the
glen 10 view the lofty arch and To fol-
low the Woodland path that terminates
AT the Lace Waterfalls. At all hours
motor cars come in. waving the bright
pennants Of many localities.
As Monday was Labor Day. there
were u number Of visitors for a holt
day time here. and that day brought
motor parties from Ehristiansbure.
Dauvillc. Salem. Roanoke I.ynchburS
and lexington.
Nh and Mrs. T. NJ Terry and Miss
Kate Terry, Of Lynchhurg. stopped here
on their return from stay at Hot
Springs. Va.
Mr. and Mrs, -. Il. Barker. Maxwell
Parker and MIR. and Mrs McHcury Pc
t"rs OF Lyuchburg. were members Of
motor party that came here on the
way to Canada.
Or. and Mrs. William ]. Bailey. Of
conncilsvillc. Pa spent several days
here while on a motor trip through
the Virginia mountains.
Mrs. j.. H. Barnctte and Mr.. and Mrs.
-. NJ. Barnett. OF Jacksonville. Fla.
visited the Bridge while on a motor
trip north.
Mrs. \. T.. Eobcrtson Of stanton.
and Mrs. s. -. Alexander. Of Charlotte
y g. drove over from Stanton last
week 10 visit Mrs. Hunter McGuirc
here
Mrs. -. II. billiard. Powell billiard
Nj and Mrs. y. + Stanford and s. 8
b!llard. Of Lynchburr. were members
or a party that spent the week end
here" Other weck-cnd visitors were
\. {. Woodroof Of LynchburE: George
mond: Mrs. Doss and Miss Doss. Of
Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Rruton. Of Will
liamsburc, spent several DAYS hero be-
fore sailing for England.
New members OF the carly fail colony
arc Miss AlZada MacNider. OF Lynch
burg Miss Ethel Cummings of Rich
Inond; Or G. G. Coleman. Of Richmond
Miss Jessie Busscy. Of .Ieanerctte, La. :
q g. Smith. OF New York: Miss Tam.
of New Boston. Texas: Mr.. and Mrs
w ~. Horton and Mrs J. NJ. rtlcy, OF
Roanoke
Major NJ. 7. Edwards Of the Virginia
Military Institute: Misses Constance
Catherine curlcc and Ella Curlcn and
Mrs Frank Maddox or 81. Louis.
formed party that came from Lex
inGton for supper and dancing on Mon
dav night.
captain and Mrs. Harry 7. Hodges.
| l. s ~ and Captain and Mrs. Derby
! shire. OF tho Virginia Military Insti-
/ intc. mctorcd from Lexington to spend
/ Monday evening here.
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CHASE CITY

Especial I" The Timcs-Dispatch
CHASE CITY. VA. September .
Tho new high school building. thor
ouIhIy equipped. viii bc in readiness
for the opening Of school on Sep,cm-
her 20.
sunday FOR Smithfcid. y e. where
Mr.. Swift viii hc located i'm business
S;cbbins Lawson. Of south Boston.
made trip 10 Chase cay on Monday.
John g. Nelson. Jr. returned in tho
AFTERNOON with Mr. Lawson
J. 6. Pope. VINO has boon spending
his vacation in town. left on Monday
Tor his nom" in Greensboro. y G.
Harvey Iloilcmau mo,ored to Dan
vile on business ou Saturday.
Mrs. kcucth Hayes and small son.
who have been spending some time
with Mrs ilaycs's mother. Mrs Bessie
Iau"cy. have returned 10 Mcherrin, Va.
Mrs. Lou Richards Smith, who has
been spending the summer with her
nephew. George richards. At Skipwith.
Va. made visit 10 Chase city on
Tuesday.
Mr. ana AIRS. y 9 Go"lshy If Rich
mond nave been spending some tim.
with Mrs. Goolsby's parents, Mir and
Mrs. y Robertson.
An attractive house party is being
entertained AT Rural Dalc. the country
for their young daughter. Miss Mar
caret Among tho guests are Misses
Louise and katherine Rowzic, of King
william County. and Miss Daphne
Smith, OF Franklin. Va
Miss Mary Lewis. who has been
spending some time with Misses lea :
nettc aud beatrice Hardy. left on Mon
DAY for her home in Yves, Point. Va.
Mrs. Hobcr; C.lNclson. Of Richnoud
who has been summcring in Chase
CITY. waS hostess on Tuesday evening
at Il delightful movie" party in honor
Greensboro. y g.. aud Mrs. John Mel
son. Of Norfolk, Va. Mrs Nelson's
guests were McSdamcs John Nelson
phlir Popc. Alice Hardy. j. Wick Rob
erts. Bernard Il Roberts, William a
Roberts and Mary Scott Roberts.
Miss Abbic Hancock. of Richmond is
the cues, Of Mrs s. y. walker.
Mrs Thomas d Jcnrcss and daurh-
ter Mrs Alice Boswell, who have been
spending some time at Asheville, y
g. returned home on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Boswell is At home
again, after having been with friends
I'm iendcrsonvilIe. y. g. for several
weeks
Misses Susie and Grace schermer-
horn, Of Richmond. are spending the
week With their sister. Mrs Lynn
or Thursday morning Mrs Alice
ii'rdN "h'ect"lued at cards in honor
OF her guest. Mrs. John G. Nelson. OF
Norfolk. Auction was the game Tho
highest score was made by Mrs Mel
son and Mrs T. W Hudcius Thos.
playing were Mesdam.s Alice HARDY
John Nelson Robert Nelson Bernard
Roberts PHILIP Pope " T. Norvell
j WICK Roberts T.. W. Hudrius and
Mary scott Roberts
Or Edward Brooks has returned ,c
charlottesville where he will be con.
nectod with the University Hcspita'
for the winter
Frank prummoud Of Richmond
spent Labor bay with Albert Brooks
John g Nelson. Sr. made a week
end vlsi' 70 Relatives hero
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Judge e. f.: Nicoi WAS "A guest ON
Tuesday Of &. +. Martz.
Mrs Mary PuEh and daughters. Of
broadway. have returned from u three
weeks visit TO relatives At Thomas.
w Ma
IN. j w. Basorc. who spent his va /.
cation in Kentucky. is with his father
III broadway for "A few DAYS before
going to Princeton University where
he is a member OF the faculty.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Virgil IIawsc nave
returned TO Pittsburgh, after (, visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. llawse.
Mrs. y. w. brooks aud children. Of
stanton. are guests Of her mother.
Mrs. i. NJ. Dutrow
Mrs. II NJ canter and daughter. III
Washington. were recent guests 81
Mrs. :. T.. Frazier.
lieutenant and Mrs. l.. &. Myers and
two children have returned from :.
motor trip to Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. +. Hay. OF Lynch
burg. wer" recent guests OF Mn HaS :
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs NJ. -. Hay. ~
Mclrosc
Miss Virginia Miller. OF Perth Am
boy y. j.. has been the guest Of MIR
and Mrs !. 7. Iouck.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dean have
returnck TO Muncic. Ind. after 81 visit
to Mr.. Deans parents here.
Miss Sarah Roller has returned "a
Knoxville. Tenn. after Il visi, 10 he;
aunt. Mrs. I'D :. Conrad.
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an extended stay at Rome. " Y.
Miss Edith stanley has gone toMsry.
land for a visit with friends.
Why Society Women Wash
Their Own Hair

Few realize how many society
women now wash their own hair.
not because il is n fad. but BECAUSE
they wish 10 obtain the greatest
possible hair beauty and be sure
they are not using anything harm
ful The thousands who have found
that in washing the hair II is never
wise TO use n maeshift. but is
always advisable TO use Il prcpara-
ton made for shampooing only. say
they get the best results from "a
simple home made canthrox mix
ture. You can enjoy this. the best
that - known. for about three cents
shampoo by getting some can
throx from your druggist. and dis
solving teaspoonful in a cup OF
hot water Your shampoo is now
ready. After its use the hair dries
rapidly with uniform color. Dan
druf. excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear. Your
hair Will be go fluffy that il will
look much heavier than it is It's
lusirc and softncss will also delight
you. while the stimulated scalp
gains the health which insures hair
rowth.-Adv.
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HOW OLD ARE YOU
BY YOUR HAIR /?

You may he thirty In years but ir
YOU arc baldhcaded or gray. people
will surely tax" YOU I" be many years
older.
DandruT is tho root Of most hair
evils IL ii were not for the little de-
structtve germs working with per-
sistcncy worthy of a better cause thcr.
would he hut little badness, and less
people prcmaturcly gray.
Partisan Sage will hclp Won 10 keen
young looking and attractive
" is guaranteed by Tragic DRUG 60.
L" make hair grow and stop falling
mar: 10 remove every bit Of dantlrun:
10 STOP itching OF tho scalp almost in
stantly.
Partisan Sage is ono Of the most i'm
''eora''nE. satisfying and pleasant
mar dressings made; il makes tho hair
soft !uxuriant and handsome; il IL
especially praised by women who love
beautiful. soft and !uStrous hair
Parisian Sage is sold by 1ruc-jsts
everywhere. and largo bottle never
costs more than 81 cents.-Adv.
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MANY entertainments
At SWEET CHALYBEATE
September Weather Ideal aud the
Hotel Wcll-E'illcd With
Guests.
PICNIC is GREATLY ENJOYED
Number Of Visitors Go t. i;eavcr
Dam Fnlls--rapc Race in Ball
room Furnishes \ m u G III g u :.
Friends Honor Miss Suhel
Special 10 The Times Disratch. |

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
SWEET tHAl.YBEATE:. VA. Sep
tcmber with ideal weather and the
hotel well hilcd. Saycty has had full
swing at the Sweet chaly beatc Springs
the past week.
y delightful picnic was given on
Monday 10 Beaver Dam Falls Those
who enjoyed Carter dinner served
near the falls were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis, Savannah: Lieutenant Fcnner
and Airs. Fcnncr: Naval Constructor
Duncan Gatewood aud Mrs. Gatewood (:
Mesdanes Joe Willis Norman Slack.
Norfolk. Va: Bradley Stcliman. Balti-
more: Misses Margaret Sharp. Virginia
Parker. New Orleans: tOrnelia Trux-
ton. Kate He'll. Mary Leigh. Kitty Nell
son. Mary Reese. Jennie Kcnsctt. Nor
folk; May LYMAN. Charleston. :. G.:
Jean McGraw. Richmond: May Phelps,
Louisville. Ky: David Brown. Rich
mond Ed Stcilman. Baltimore: Huger
Sinkler Charleston. S. G.: Dr. Howard.
Herbert Lee Norfolk: Mr. Turner OF
gloucester. Va: George Biliups. New
Orleans.
The combination pool party given on
Tuesday afternoon was OF unusual in
tercst. tho Sweet Chalybeate team
won al water ball. Those playing were
David Brown (captain). Fenncr. s. Half
ner. George Billups. Turner. Stockton
Cooke. Jr. Herbert Lee. Paul McAline
Fred Davis and Frank NauGle
Mrs. Sarah Browne. OF baltimore.
gave chatting dish party on Wcdnes-
day evening. Mrs Brownies guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Kensett. Mes
danes Bradley Stcllman. Norman Slack
Joe Willis. Misses Vera Ruhcl. Mamie
Kcnscu and Ed Stcllman and DR.. David
Howard
ON Wednesday, evening tape race
was given in the ballroom. There
were six thrilling heats OF tape-cut :
ting. The first prize was won by Miss
Barbara Carr OF New York: the sec
ond by Mrs. John T.. Primer. OF Sur-
folk: third by Mrs. Norman Slack. OF
Norfolk. Va. prize for the most sue
cessful bettor was won by Mrs. Frank
Gill. Of Norfolk The book makers
prizes were awarded Fred Davis and
Frank Naurle.
Mrs. +. \. Grant. OF Chicago. was
hostess at bridge party on Thursday
evening. Mrs. Grants guests wcr.
Mcsdamcs Stockton Cooke, Norman
Slack. Joe Willis. Misses Mamie Ken
sctt. Vera Rubel. Rose Cooke and Mr..
Grant. The prizes were won by Miss
ltubel and Mrs. Slack.
ON Friday evening Mrs. Joe Willis.
or Norfolk. gave A supper party Mrs
Wills guests were Mesdames Brad .
Icy Stellman. Stockton Cooke. Norman
Slack: Misses Kate Fell. Rose Cook Q
and Mamie kcnSett.
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HARRISONBURG

Especial 10 The Times pisratch.l
HAEEiSoNECRG. September p
kolnror staples. OF Houston. Tex. is
visiting his father, j. G. Staples.
Mrs g. T. Nicholas is visiting hcr
sister, Miss Virginia Sticklcy. in Staun.
ton
Miss Bertha CARRIER is guest i'm the
home % Judge Eurns. in Russell
County.
Mrs. r. *. Nertner returned to In.
ray yesterday, after visit TO Mayo.
and Mrs. John -. Downing
Miss Frances Hopkins left Yesterday
ior i,isputania. where she will teach
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter liuntsbcrry. al
W winchester, were recent guests Of the
latters sister, Mrs. w. T. I.incceaycr