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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-12-15

OF the message. After moment
Oblspo turned to him again.
III you wish to live, gringo." no said.
see to It that ny messenger takes a
letter from you to the house OF Senior
Upton this night"
obispo waved his hand in dismissal
and kynaston was escorted back 10
the lsttle adobe house where paper and
pens were brought him. For few
moments kynaston sat. tapping his
teeth with his penholder, thinking
over the situation. revolving In his
mind what he wanted to tell Upton
and how he should tell II. For he had
message to send Upton that would
never got by bis censors II they should
understand II, and his censors, more
over. would be everyone In camp who
could reaA
He finally concluded not 10 attempt
to tell Upton OF the intended attack
by Villa. but TO contine his efforts to
intimating how an escape from the
house might Do made With The ma-
chine. After few meaningless intro
Guctory sentences be wrote;
am told that the accusation Ia made
against me that have taken or con-
cealei the priceless Emerald Bell which
We captured when we took the federal
party prisoners
OF course you know that know moth
Ing Of H. ! arm told further that II Il 10
restored or positive information 10 given
which wtG lead TO It's restoration. I will
bs released
As Co the repairs to the automobile that
we spoke OF, | woah take the machine
al oiice ie the United States. rs no re-
pairs can be made here You must take
the machine at once as the delicate
mechanism wiz ruin IL kept here rdrv
than ten--l wish l could write hours III
you know anything abAut the Jewel send
word l am firmly convinced that tie oli
priest who has tarned w here either has
II or knows where II L.
You can see what they are saving
about me aerosssthe border They arcuss
me o. having stolen the accursed Bell I
cannot imagine where ii car he unless
the old priest has taken Il OF course
he has but equally Of course he T;a new
er Acknowledge II.
| fear thar II they shoot me viii havr
Lost More than my fife for this attack
on E'y homer viii leave ne In worse case
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CHAPTER YIN.


The Jewel.
There had been little rest for any
OF the inmates OF the Upton house dur
ing the night Though they knew
right well that the villistas regarded q
night attack with all the dislike OF an
Apache, so that little was TO be feared
from that source. no one could sleep,
TO begin with, old Upton and John
Wilkes sat deep IN consultation over
their rihe.butts In corner and would
no, be disturbed The other men sat
silent except for an occasional NUT.
tered remark Mrs. Fame was openly
fearful. Dorothy alone was collected
and reserved. unbend,ng and unswerv.
ing in her clean-cut resolution that
something must be done
That's all right, daughter, to say
Something must be done The ques-
tion is; WHAT Aye, that's the ques-
ton! Isn't II. WilSes."
Wilkes nodded soiemnly over n Quid
OF plug tobacco that he was Just sb.
sorbing.
AT eleven o'clock the frst note cana
When the man came up the slope car.
rying lantern on the end OF stick
Mr.. Upton was about to 80 forward TO
talk with him when he was stopped
by the cautious old exdeputy sheriff.
mo. yoa don't. sir. They'll GIT you
out there, an when the man carryin'
the lantern has got you In the circle Of
light somebody back In the shadder II
shocs you iowa. Then when q COM
pisini Ia made they'll say It was done
by accident. but that won't help you
none. You'll be deader. Tell him
TO come ~ to the doorway 30 he'll BE-
in the light an not you"
GRO BE CONTINUED
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nervous Parisians were just beginning
TO believe that the Germans would
never get TO Paris. That had. In fact,
been obvious since the battle Of ths
Marine. Nevertheless, they had more
confidence. and the army Itself had
more confidence than the facts justi-
fed. The Germans could not break
through, perhaps. but they showed at
yerdun that they could make II very
expensive for France TO hold Its line.
veriuh. as 4 whole. the loss and re-
gaining Of Its outer Circle Of forts.
has cost the French nowhere near 70
much az II has cost the Germans; but
there In not a French village. hardly
French family, where mourning In
not worn for someone lost at versiun.
Those families that escaped owe II to
unusual luck. On the whole, verdun
has been very bloody bushes .ases.
worse than the Somme. The best proof
Of this 10 the comparatively few deaths
on the Somme among ones personal
acquaintance and connections Yer
dun rained Grape on France. The
Somrne has been no such slaughter
house--eoS the FreBch- But II was
there the Germans FIRST began harping
on the phrase, This n slaughter"
II was slaughter. because the French
for the first tine opposed them with
ss much artillery as they had. and
French artillerynen are superior TO
any Others. Al the battle Of the Marns
itself, before the artilleymen had had
all the experience the last two years
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Then, senior" said the general.
there can be but one person who
knowu about the stone, Either one OF
the ladies' must have seen the stone
when II was In your tent. or else
which is, of course, unbelievable
one OF them has taker, tt"
"No--no!"
The voice suddenly rose to shrek:
tho Mexican captain raised his hand
to guard his leader from the blow that
he thought was coming. Kynaston
dropped his hand.
Someone In your camp must know
the matter. Doubtless II any man en-.
tered your tent while the ladies were
In your camp they have seen him. A
note to Senior Upton that l will send
by an Officer will discover the mat
ter. You can tell him with perfect
truth that II the Jewel 10 not restored
your life will pay the forfeit"
Wherever It Ia found Do you
mean. general. II for instance should
be- able 10 prevail upon this blind
priest TO restore 1t that | will DO re-
leased!'
"Sl--si! But mark. ! must have
the stone In my hands before safety
is promised TO Senior Upton"
A lieutenant had entered with a
,hasty report which he whispered In
the ear OF his commander in chief and
had handed him a paper. A pleased
smile stole across Obispo's face as he
read It aloud.
II Is permitted TO announce that tonight
the gallant General villa will make au
attack on the American army. The gal
liant general will himself lead but n small
force IN this first attack. and will then
await endorsements
You Will therefore Join tho main force
at palumas by tomorrow evening The
gallant General Villa refuses 20 disclose
his plans. but says he will be In I'll Paso
within two weeks
Kynaston could hardly believe his
ears. Was villa really to attempt an
invasion OF the Staies' What could
such q move mean but war. the war
he was sacrificing himself to avoid
The army must be advised, but how?
A murmur OF approval from those
in the room had greeted the reading
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poo Saves Wemsn's .-ifA

waycross, Ga.--Accordiu to re-
port received here from Fosstnn- Mrs.
Grady II. Gibson owes her life to her
pct dog. which found and attacked a
rattlesuake only o few fat from tho
path In which Mrs Gibsg WAS walk
Ing to her garden. The ritter BIZ the
dog. causing MS death SHORTLY there
efter. Rut tho dogs attack warned
Mrs. Gibson, Bbt she firrly believes
the RATHER would save bitten her bad
not her pet discoveres The snake ana
given battle TO II.
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chIls,. Deb, 10 The lneas.

Not until the Incas made their pres
ence felt In Chile was the llama intro
dueed and made known, not only for
its wool, but for its qualities IS . beast
OK burden.
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WAVERLY

WANEl;I.Y. VA. January 92-Mrs.
Ida wilkins ami son. William, II Nor
:p!E, are visiting In the home Of Mrs.
Harvey Fleetwood
Miss Mary Hancock lcf: to-day for
Norfolk after visi, OF ten days
II, her parental home.
Miss susie Luck has returned 10 her
hone in Richmond. having spent sew
clai days with her friend Miss Evelyn
MAJ, 81 this city.
Miss MAJ Camp. o. Franklin. is the
guest OF Miss Grace ". West.
Joe = White ana y. =. Matthews
lave returned to their homes near
ohio ana Indiana.
Mrs Y. T.. Arnold left Waverly this
week Mrs V. :. Arnold left Waverly
tEs wcck for her old home in Mobile.
wUcrS She win spend several weeks.
Mr. Arrold accompanied Mrs. Arnold
- EAR - Burkcvillc. returning home
an Wednesday night.
Thomas H. iiowcrton spent several
DAYS In Richmond This week
Mir and ArS |. II Fleetwood nave
returned TO their home in Waverly.
after 4 visit OF several weeks TO points
n Maryland and Delaware.
L. Wallace Chappell. J. w. Fitch.tt.
Robert Hancock. Herbert D:ewry and
Paul Ward attended n Very delightful
party AT the nome OF MT. anu MIS-.
z i. Moss, near Sussex Courthouse. on
Friday night.
w s Mills left on Saturday night
for Ashland. wher" he spent the week
end with his family. who are in the
home OF Mr.. Mills's people
Mrs j. Y. West is spending soma
time wiki friends and relatives in Nor
folk.
Mrs. " f. Norris left Waverly last
week for Roanoke Rapids, y. c.. where
she Will spend several weeks in the
home OF her mother, Mrs. T West.
Harry Hollingsworth, of Petersburg.
spent Sunday in his parental home
here
]. e. Wilcox and NJ H. West spent
several days in Richmond and Norfolk
this week.
Mrs. Edward ". chappen returned
to-day from fredericksburg. where
she spent several weeks in her parental
home.
Judge J. r. West left Wavcrly on
Monday night for Prince George Court
house. where he held special term
of Prince George Circuit SQUIRT.
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LYNCHBURG
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch

special to Tho Times Dispatch.
l.fNciisGRG. VA. January 3o.-Mr.
and Mrs g. NJ. iIancoci; and Mrs T.. H.
Hancock have Gon. to New Mexico 10
sp"ud several months They expected
to stop over en- route at New Orleans
and IA Paso.
M"s ". u. Leonard, Of Salisbury. y.
=, is the guest OF her daughters. Mrs
J. J. AIRES and Mrs. j. o Richardson,
in .ynchhurg.
Mrs Wingncld Griffin, Of Salem,
spent y portion of the week the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. :. Hutter here
Mrs Allc Clark. Mrs. Charles Moshy
and Mrs. Stanard HUMPHREYS OF Bed
ford. spent Tuesday night here with
friends. leaving Wednesday afternoon
for Petersburg 10 be guests at the
Clark Nichols wedding in the Cockade
city.
Mrs I.andon Lowry. of RcStord. is
til" guest OF her sister, Mrs Harry L.
Shancr. in Randolph-Ma Macon Heights
Arthur r. Carroll. OF Richmond, was
in Lynchhurg several days during the
week.
Mrs. violc, James. OF Radford. was
the guest during the week OF her son,
Henry u. James, in Lynchburr
Leon Mcwane hns returned from
Radtord, where he visited relatives
Marshall =. roindexter. Jr.. is al,
home. after a visit with friends i'm
Bluefeld w. Va.
berkeley Minor has returned to his
home in Charleston. w. Va. after a
visit here with Or. B. Dobson and fam
lily.
Edwin :chols. OF Detroit. Mich. is
visiting his former home here.
General T.. w. Nichols commandan,
of Virginia Military Institute, who
mad" an address here on Tuesday
ni2nt before the Mems Club OF ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, was the guest
OF colonel and Mrs James A. Scott
while in the city.
Mrs T.. r. Wills has returned from
Chatham. where she spent short
time with her daughter, Miss Lucy
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full auction bridge party given in honor
OF her guests. Mrs J. Murry Priest.
Of Norfolk. and Miss Ethel Elkins, OF
Philadelphia
Mrs. Herbert Dardcn. Miss Dot bar
den and II. II Dardcn arc guests of
Mrs. John cast. Jr.. in Norfolk.
Howard Ramsey. of Norfolk. has con
cludcd "A visit 10 his sisters. Mrs r. H.
Morrison and Mrs. Herbert Nest
Miss Margaret Dclk has concluded a
visit TO her aunt, Mrs. p. -. Gualtney.
in Smithdeld.
Mrs. George Artman left on Thurs
day II he the guest OF her sister Mrs.
Paul Sutherland. in Newport News. Va
Mrs. Frank Hobbs, Of Petersburg. is
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. a. NJ.
Twitty.
". j. Nelms. OF Windsor, Va, vas
IN the city on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs \. L. Roberts, of
Whalcyville, Va, were In the city on
Tuesday
Miss Ethel wyatt who has becn on
r WISH, TO relatives and friends nj New
port News and Baltimore has returned
home.
Miss Mary r.. Jarvis OF Portsmouth,
is on "a visit 10 Mrs. Tilman Hyatt on
the White Marsh Road.
The Social Club met with Miss Mary
Wright at her home on Franklin
street on Thursday.
The Aiming High Glass ~ the Chris
tian Sunday School met with Miss Eve
Ism Harrell on Thursday evcnin. NJ
her home on Saratoga Street.
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To Have Beautiful Hair and
Lots Of it, Daily Care
is Needed

I'd certainly give most anything IL
could only get some life and hustcr
into my hair" declares almost every
woman whose appearance is married by
ugly lifcless, scraggy locks And vet
II she will only follow a few simnlc
directions she. too, may soon be enyied
FOR her beautiful hair.
Just try these simple directions 10
day: Pour q little Partisan Sage into
the hollow Of the hand and wet tho
hair roots thoroughly with IL. Rub IL
well into the scalp until dry. and n
soft tingling glow is felt over the en-
tire scalp. 10 this regularly for n
few days and occasionally wet your
hair brush with the tonic and gently
brush the hair. You Will certainly be
astonished and your friends also at the
remarkable transformation this simple
treatment will make in the appearance
OF your hair. giving it life. lustcr and
beauty.
Two important things to remember
are that the hair must be kept clean
and that you surely get Partisan Sage
The genuine Partisan Sage may he Sc
cured ut Tragic Drug Co.'S or any first
class drug store It's cost is very small
and il is absolutely guaranteed to give
YOU satisfaction or money back. so YOU
cannot possibly lose by giving Partisan
Sage fair trial according to the above
suggestions.
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AMHERST

AMHERST VA. January 22.-Mal-
colin Gannaway. OF the University Of
Virginia. last week visited al +. NJ
Ecurd.
MIR. ana Mrs. Antrim Coincr. Of Nell
mont. are visiting nj Captain + o.
TroY'..
Sheriff ". $ Carter was in culpepsr
on Thursday
Kenneth Taliaferro. Of Lynchburc
visited At Mrs. s. -. Taliferro's last
week.
Miss Robbie Drummond. who has heen
the guest OF Mrs. Roberts AT Shin
man. has returned home.
Mrs. Fred Spencer. of New Glasgow.
last week visited her sister. Mrs. lIar-
den Saunders.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Of Blackstone. is tho
guest OF her daughter, Mrs j. Walter
Beard.
Theodore Epps, OF Blackstone. spen,
the weekend with friends here
@. l. B!ankenship. of Lynchburc
visited his family AT W. : Ogden's on
Sunday.
William Malone. Jr.. OF Danville was
a visitor here on Sunday
Henry and Jack Higginbotham soent
the weekend at their old home here
Austin WALES left on Monday for
Schuyler. where he will manage a
"a rm.
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Lillian Wills. who is student at the
Chatham Episcopal Institute.
Miss Spottswood i.emoync. OF Peters.
burg. was the guest during the week
Of Mr.. and Mrs James Il. Gillian. Jr.
at their CORTLAND apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Head are
on visit In New York City.
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cuggcnheimcr
and daughter. Miss Daisy Guggen-
hc!mcr. arc in New York city.
Mrs. w. IL. Whalcy. OF Norfolk is
tho guest OF Mrs. Wiley Hodges ut her
home on Federal street
Miss Mamie Wilkinson has gone for
II visit to friends in Bristol.
Mrs. :. r. Withers visited friends
III WASHINGTON several days during the
week.
Miss Elsie Richardson has returned
to i.ynchburs. after a visit in Roanoke
and Bedford
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Manhood. Of Lynch
burg. were guests in Roanoke at tho
marriage OF Miss Helen Shcahan to
RroaGdus chewninv.
Charles II. Bcasley. Sr. prominent
churcl,man and business man OF Lynch
burg. is critically i'll at local hos
pital.
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HARRISONBURG NORMAL

llAltRiS0NBLRG. VA. January %
Students united with the Daughters Of
the Confederacy and the Camp of Vet
Grams OF llarrisonburg In celebrating
Lees birthday at the town assembly
hall Tho Glcc Club led in the singing
of old Southern songs.
The various classes and organizations
are holding elections for members Of
the editorial staff of the school annual
Tire Schoolma am. The editor-in-
chief. Miss Ruth Witt. of Roanoke city,
was chosen last spring Those elected
so far are: Miss Edna Dcchcrt. Harri-
sonburg, from the seniors; Miss Mary
V. Yancey. Harrisonburg, from the
juniors; Miss Dorothy Spooncr, Dan
VILE from the Sophomores: Miss Fran
ccs Kcmpcr, Rockingham County, from
the freshmen and specials; Miss Mary
Scott. Clarke County. from the Y. NJ c.
A.: Miss Geneva Moore, Smithfeld, from
the Athlcti. Council.
students arc much interested in the
issuing OF the first number of the school
quarterly magazine the Normal BulIc-
tin. The alumrac and other former
students have so otter expressed n
wish to be able to keep in touch with
the instruction given here. the work Of
tho literary societies, the facilities af-
forced by the library. etc, rs to sup
gest the idea OF establishing a maya
zinc which will gratify this desire
so far as possible. and also furnish
news and comment relating to the
broader field of education.
This number has III pages Of read
ing matter. including articles ~ NOM
bers of the faculty and Others cduca-
tional notes, book reviews. dilests of
current magazine articles. iaumnac
news etc. Professor William l. For
rost. OF the University of Virginia, con-
tributes timely and sugsestivearticle
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GORDONSVILLE

GORDONSNILl.r;. VA, January "a
Iiolen H. Clarke has returned to his
home in Shenandoah. after a visit of
two weeks as tho guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. l.. j. Fabcr.
c. III. Gates, of Louisa. was in the
city on business on Tuesday
q. II. Thomas and family. of Roanoke,
arc guests Of Mrs. Thomass parents.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Watkins in South
GordonSville.
Henry Faulconer and children have
returned to their home In Greensboro.
y. c.. after spending several days with
his sisters. Misses Josephine and Norma
Faulconcr. In tho city.
Il. r. Faher has returned from visit
to friends In Shcna ndoah.
Miss Agnes Beckham left this week
to spend some time with relatives in
Greensboro. y. &.
Miss Marie Ford. after Il visit OF sew
cral weeks. the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Il. l.. Freddy. in South Gordonsville.
has returned to her home in Richmond.
Mrs. Bolen t. Clarke who has been
spending the past several weeks tho
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs l..
J. Faber. left on Thursday for Rich
mond 10 visit her sister. Mrs. Alfred
II. Collins.
Mrs. j. p. Buckncr has returned fro
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RANDOLPH-MACON
[ Especial to The Times -Dispatc

ASHLAND. VA. January o2-The
Henry CLAY cotillion Club. which. for
the most part. is composed OF RAN
doiph Macon students. gave q delight
full midwintcr dance at tho Henry Clay
Inn on Friday night. \ Richmond
orchestra furnished the music, and the
dancing lasted from . o'clock till 2:3o
Scverxi of the college alumni attended
tho dance. and the largest number of
visiting girls were on hand since tie
commencement ball last June.
DR.. II. f.. Howe. head OF the depart
mcnt Of physics has recently resumed
his duties at college. pr Howe has
beer oa leave Of absence since las.
Jane aad has been at Cornell. where
lac completed his course in science and
received bis doctors degree.
rfe Snllcw Jacket Weekly, the stu.
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dent publication. has recently changed
editors. Wig to the resignation OF
Calvert l.. Estiil. who has been the
-ir-chicf o. this paper since it's
beginning September. Tho Iitcr
ary societies Immediately elected Harry
K. Smith. Jr, 10. to NIL the vacancy
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has been fortunate In securing
Or. It. \. Weatherford. one OF tcr
greatest college speakers in the South
vino will conduct q series of Young
Mons Christian Association meetings
beginning February .. DIR. Weather
f"rd is the leader OF the Blue RidSn
Camp for Young Mems Christian AS
acciation workers.
The college glee club. together with
the instrumental club. Is planning "A
minstrel show TO be given about the
last week I'm February.
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on 'crcditing Bible Study in the
Schools. and Conrad Logan. a graduate
OF the llarrisonburs High school since
or iiandolpn- Macon College and CO.
lumbia University. writes Of Three
Hundred Years of Don Quixote" Miss
Elizabeth /. Cleveland, secretary Of
the Virginia Association OF Colleges
and Schools for Girls. gives an account
"i the meeting held here last Septcm-
Der. rms account includes the report
81 til" committee on Standardization,
i,r. ORC l.. Hatcher, lpr Mar: Is. Hcnc-
dict and President Julian y. BurrusS.
Ihc magazine STAFF consists Of James
= Johnson. editor. William II. Smithcy.
manager John W. Maryland. Cornelius
y aeatwolc. Elizabeth T. Cleveland and
Rachel Gregg. editorial advisors
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To.DAy'S AID TO BEAUTY

An especially fine shampoo for
this weather can be easily made at
iriHing expense by simply dissolv-
lnS teaspoonful of canthroX in a
cup of hot water. Pour slowly on
scalp and massage briskly This
creates soothing. cooling lather
that dissolveS and removes all dam
drun, excess oil and dirt Rinsing
leaves the scalp spotlessly clean,
soft and plant, while the hair takes
on glossy richness OF natural
color, also n nuffincss which makes
X seem very much heavier than il
Is. After canthroX shampoo ar
ranging the hair is a pleasure.
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a visit to relatives and
Washington.
K. &. ilogshead Is onE1
his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
head. at Ait. Solon.
Allan Goodwin has returl
visit to friends in RichmcI
Miss Eleanor Ilosslcy M
marriage OF her sister. MsI
Hosslcy. to Mr.. Mann. wh,c.I
in the Unionville Baptist !
Thursday.
Julian Morris. OF kesw
Gordonsville visitor this W.
Miss ETie Nuckolls. OF
was the guest OF Mrs. J. n
on Tuesday and Wednesdal
to Washington.
J. q. Faulconer spent
with relatives in Richmond,
Mrs. w. Il. Bcltou was a
Vile visitor on Wednesday.
y. \. Linuey was IN Rich
neSday on business.
Il. Il. Sneed has returned
burg. after spending seyera
his family III town.
Leslie Ford. after spend
months with his aunt. 4
Freddy. in South GordonsvI
turned to his home In Richn
Mrs. 6. 7. Gooding and II
ter. of Orange. arrived here
day to visit the formers {,
Davenport.
Dr.. and Mrs. Hart return
home at Apple Grove. afte
several days with Mr.. and
Hendricks. near town.
g. II. Michic. Of Chariot
moved his family to Cord
live.
Mrs. ]. r.. McGehee has
her home at Louisa. afte
several days with her bro
Harper. in the city.
Il. S. Boone. of Washing
the city on Tuesday and
on busiress.
Robert McGchee. OF til
State Farm. was the guest S
this week of his uncle. f.. +
Misses Janet and Bessie r
gone to Florida to spe
months.
w. &. Scott is quite sick
lfield." his home. near town
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SUFFOLK

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
SUFFOLK, VA. January oa-Mrs
George l.. Barton was hostess on Tues
day 10 a number of friends at a bridal
party and tea given in honor of Miss
Garland Smith. of Richmond, who is the
guest OF Miss Mary ausey.
Miss Virginia Joi :lna was hostess on
Tuesday to n few friends at a delight