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WINCHESTER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. September lS-
one Of the most delightful dances Of
the late summer was given AT the Win
chester Inn on Tuesday evening by
Lewis Marshall Baker. OF Winchester.
in honor OF Miss Frances and Miss Nir-
uiuia Marshall Of chicago. who are
tho guests ~ Miss Gertrude Barton
Mrs William Hay. mother Of former
Representative James Hay. arrived a
few days ago from Washington. and
Is spending some time Al the home Of
Miss Sherrard.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin James and Miss
James have returned 10 Washington,
after visiting M!lIbank. the home Of
the Misses Wood, near town The
Misses Wood now have as their guest
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins OF Baltimore.
Mrs r II Rogers left this Week To
visit friends III Washington and Nor
folk
MISS Eleanor Lynch. OF the China
mission field Of the Southern PrcSby-
terrain Church. who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs Iucicn Carr. left tins
week for Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. J Mckenny Berry have
returned 10 Washington, after visiting
tie lattcrs parents. Mr.. and Mrs B.
West Baker. at their home near town.
Rev. Lewis 6. N Mill. - D. has
returned 70 Columbia, $. G. after
spending the summer here with rela-
,ivcs.
Mrs. II. \. Brodic has returned TO
Washington. after visiting relatives in
Winchester and vicinity.
Miss B'uuch" Taycnncr. Of Sterling. Va.
has been the guest this week OF Miss
Ida Fisher.
Mrs II Lee Stickel is visiting her
parents. Air. and Mrs. W. y. Hin. in
Richmond.
Mrs. Howard r. Sheely and son. Of
Baltimore. who are visiting mt the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. Yost were
joined a few days ago by Mr.. Shecly.
Mrs. John j. Reilly and children have
returned 10 Harrisonbnrc. Va. after
visiting at the home OF the Misses
Heating
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
September lG.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Crumplcr. OF Suffolk. Va. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry *. Waicott. OF Norfolk. Va,
entertained at a birthday party on
September . in honor Of Miss Ruth
Mcfarland Of Spokane. Wash
Additions TO the regular guests
nave been lloyace Smith. clerk Of the
Council a, Salem. VA. who came here
10 join his niece. Mrs. Long. of New
York. who has been Il guest Of Yellow
sulphur Springs for several weeks: j.
u. Young. Of Norfolk. Va: Mrs. r. NJ
'-rltlin and daughter. Of Norfolk. and
Aifrcd Stoncr, OF Greenwood. Miss
In" Weekend guests Wee Mrs. l.. l..
Mood and Miss Lucy Belle l.cftwich
or salem. Va; Miss Mary Allen. OF
'hrtStiahSburg: W. -. .tltiZ"r. of
timer Va: Charles Strousc, of Salem.
VA X H. f'arfaX. OF Roanoke. and
George Allen Richardson, OF Marion,
Va.
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CULPEPER

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cCl.PEPER, VA. September Ia
Frank Smith. Of Trenton. " j.. WAS
the guest Of Emmett Carroll this week
Miss stella Rosson is visiting friends
at Slate Mills.
Mrs. Harry Buckmcycr aud children.
Of Port Royal. s. G.. arc guests ns
Mrs liuckmcycrs mother. Mrs. H. A.
'rimSi"y. In Culpcpcr.
Mrs Andrew Vowel and small son
hay" returned to their home in Bed
ford. Va
Rev. John S Hansborourh. Of
orange. has returned home after u visit
70 MS daughter. Mrs. Blish Macoy.
MISS Maggie Belle Roller. Of Fort
Defiance is the guest of Miss Katie
Petty.
Miss"s Roberta Smith. Fannie Vowel.
I.ncil" Williams and Rob I.amon, Ken
s"N Hammond. and Chiffon Vowel at
tended the dance in Orange last night.
Mrs AlcY Robertson. OF stanton is
IN" guest this week Of Mrs. Robertson.
al her home on Jameson Hill.
MISS Nan Jennings left on Monda Y
Tor Roanoke. whore she will, teach
Miss Nita Grimsley entertained a
number az friends last Saturday, bridge
being PLAYED
Miss Mabel IIitt left last Saturday
Tor Itenum. wh"rc she Will teach.
Miss Elizabeth Hit is visiting Miss
Marg"ry Whitman. in Hickory. y c.
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for Farmvillc. Va. where she will he
student this session. Professor Sher-
man Nealc will teach this session at
i.loyds. Essex County.
TalmaSe Dawson. OF near Lodge has
returned from Baltimore.
Mesdames knitz. McGuigran and
Magee and Miss Knitz. Of Washington.
are visiting Mrs. Robert II. Chiffon. at
Kilmarnock
MIR. and Mrs. Will Omohundro. Mrs.
L. r.. Omohundro and Miss Bessie
Omohundro. all Of Baltimore are guest,
Of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Omohundre, at
lillian.
MIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Waller. Of Flee
ton. entertained on Saturday evening.
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Roland IIav-
mic. and DR. and Mrs. Hagland. all OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. John g. Taiiaf.rro and small
son. Henry. were in Baltimore last
week
Miss G. Harding Walker and dauuh-
ter. Miss Ah,ric. are at Poplar Plain -
DIR. and Mrs. Robert T. Eookcr loft
this week for Baltimore.
Or. and Mrs w. H. Royd and Miss
Frcnt Boyd were in Rc"dvin, last,
week.
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WYTHEVILLE

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ihEN LILLE. VA. September liz
-" saturday afternoon the Wilderness
80" napier ID. 4. r.. held its month.
,s WIN Miss Morton Sudduth.
IN thursday afternoon. Mrs. Horr,.
q Eohinson entertained Stuart t,han.
,sr' - y, IL. At her home al C;rabsns
Wy'he Grey Chapter /. u. C.. hold
= meeting OF the season on We'd
n"Sday afternoon.
Moss Meta Glass. of I.ynchburc. and
Mrs. H!air Rannister and daughter nf
Atlanta. have returned TO their homes
MIS- robert c. Kent. OF Richmond
IS 18th, the guest OF Mrs. II. j. Preston a,
"Florissant"
Miss Patty Hrax,on. of Richmond.
spent the weekend with relatives in
Wythcviilc 80
Misses Lindsay Wilson. Of New or
teams and Mary billiard. Of CharIytccs-
vile. ar" guests OF Miss Virginia Gill
honey
William r. Dew has returned to
Sweet Rriar, after spending his vaca
ton with his mother. Mrs Thomas r.
Dew
Mrs. w. :, Trinkle and children and
Mrs, cnrran Sanders will leave on Mon =
DAY Tor Chattanooga, going in Mrs.
Trinklc's car.
Mr.. and Mrs leighton Iiuske and
family. who have been spending the
summer with Miss jamie Gibboncv
nave returned 10 their home in Fay
etteville, y. c.
Junius Powell. OF Washington. spent
inc week END with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. i. a. Powell.
Miss Flora Stuart will leave on Mon
day for PENNSYLVANIA. where she will
teach.
Miss Garnctt Lawson OF Rurk' :
Garden. is the guest OF her aunt Mrs.
Lena Cooper.
Milton Lawson, of fredericksburg.
is visiting relatives in town
Miss Annie Leach has returned to
her home in Knoxville.
RAYMOND Owens and Cloyd FIuffard
LET, this week for BlackSb
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Louise Manning. and Sarah Erwin. of
Durham: Miss Amy Winston. Of
Raleigh: Miss Julia Borden, OF Colds
boro; Miss Corinna Cant. of Burling-
,ou. and Miss Anna Buxton. OF VIM
Ston- Salem: Ncssrs Erwin. Norton.
Glass. Tiggatt Tom Worth. OF Dur
ham: Cobb. Wilson. Graaf and Glenn.
OF winston Salem. and Roger Cant.
Of burlington.
Mrs. J. H. McCrackcn entertained at
a party inj honor Of the fourth birthday
anniversary OF her daughter. Marian.
on Wednesday, afternoon At her home.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Il. Guthrie. and Mrs.
German motorcd TO Richmond last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Pat German. who hivc
resided in Porto Rico for several years,
arc on a visit TO relatives in the city.
They viii make their home in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. L. y Duke. Of New
York City. are spcndin. some time at
their home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. :. Carr. lr. are
motoring through the mountains or
North Carolina.
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WOODSTOCK

iSpccia 80 The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA. September It.
l'r. and Mrs Charles " Wander left
ON Thursday for Georgetown. Tex.
where they viii make their home.
Mr ana Mrs. John Perrin. Of Webster,
y. Y" arc guests OF Mrs. Pcrins par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Cullcrs
Miss Margaret Marrudcr left ON Mon
day for Roanoke. where She will be a
member " the faculty Of tho Roanoke
schools.
William banner and sister. Miss sue
banner. OF baltimore. and Mrs ka;h
airline Nnhood and son. panncr Manhood.
OF Washington, were motor visitors in
town this week.
Harry Marrudcr left this week for
Millersvillc, Ky. where he Will be a
member of the faculty Of the Mill-rs-
Vile Military Academy.
Among those who left this week to
take UP their studies were: Armstcad
McNurray OFT Magrudcr and j. ~ i!ag-
scrman. .ir. Washington and I."e Uni
ycrsity: Walter Newman and Ralph
RUDY. iampdcu- sidney college; Lewis
[ueislcy. Roanoke college; Wilson
Gearing. Cuivcrsity Of Virginia: Doug
las Newman. Randolph Macon Coli"g".
MIR. and Mrs. David ~ Walton have
returned from a months stay at Hot
springs. Va.
Frank Teller. Of Washington. has re-
turned 10 his home. after a weeks visit
70 friends I'm this place.
Nv and Mrs W Edgar Locke, Of
Richmond. arc guests OF Nj. l.ocke's
sister. Mrs Eusscl Boyer
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ALTAvlsTA

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ALTANISTN. VA. September To-
MI and Mrs. Homer still. Of Lynchbur=,
spent sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. H. G.
Leigh.
Miss Irma Farmer lcf, on SATURDAY.
for visit to friends and relatives In
l.ynchburC and Appomattox
Miss Marion Harvey. who has boon
the guest OF Miss May IIundley for ten
DAYS. returned to her home in Dan
vile on Tuesday.
Frank l.. Hal. If Roanoke. who has
he"n visiting at Rluciicld and Prince
ton. w Va. is now at tho ho,uc Of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs ]. Il. Hall east
II town.
for IynchburG to enter the Christian
Guy Shuff. OF Danvillc. visited friends
here on Saturday and sunday
Miss Matte Mcndcnhall. Of High
Point y. C.. is visiting Mir and Mrs.
j. H. Farrell
Mrs. @. X. Mccartney spent Tuesday
IN l.ynchburg. the guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. W. I. Graham
Mrs. Il. u. Robertson. who has hccu
visiting her daughter. Mrs. James Ter
row here and relatives in Prince r:h .
ward County. returned to her home. Ia
Halifax County on Tuesday.
Airs W -. Steintorf and daughter.
Miss Dorothy. arrived I'm Altavis,a on
Tuesday from Chase City, where they
have been for several months.
Miss ELLA Wnslow and Miss Mary
sale. OF Norfolk. arrived here OH Tues
Gay Tor short visit at the home of
MIR and Mrs. j. II. Sale
The Misses Downs. Of Danville. have
been visitors at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs II. 6 Leigh
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PULASKI

Especial {" The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA, September l6.--Oi
special interest socially during the past
week was the afternoon at cards At
'c'iairnont." country home Of Mrs. e.
l.. Maugill. who entertained on Satur-
day In honor OF her mother. Mrs. Allen.
of Galveston Texas. Mrs. X. q Fitz-
hugh Won first prize, while Miss Nellie
MacGil received tho consolation. The
guests were Mrs T.. r. Hatcher. Of New
York City: Mrs. Ellis and Miss ELLIS
and Miss Allen. OF Galveston. TeSasa
Mrs. W. T. Brown. Of New Orleans:
Mcsdames j 6. Wysor. Alexander
smith. W w Chahin, X 6. Fitzhuch.
+. Il. Bunker. -. Gray l.anGhorne aud
i g. Morchead and Mis-, Nellie Mac
gill,
The initial meeting for the year Of
the Thursday club was held this week
with Mrs. John S. Draper. the presi-
dent.
Rev. Carl :. Matthews has returned
from business trip Of several days
to Raleigh. y. e.
Rev. J. |. Conner. who has been spend
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,ch

Especial to ThS Times dispatch
BLUE RIDGE STRINGS. IA. Sep
TENDER with comfortably flied
house during the week and The week
ends still 50 crowded that the overflow
has To Ice taken care OF ia the cottages.
the season at Blue Ridge continues. and
mid September shows little difference
from midAuguSt
The last formal dance of the season
was given on Saturday evening. y
number Of informal dances are planned
Tor the near future.
Marion Guy Sonncr. Of Egglcston. Va.
arrived In his motor car on Saturday
afternoon for stay, bringing with him
i.ucicm y Durham. Lacy Lee Durham
ana sidney y. Johnson. who spent the
Weekend. MIR Sonncr gave a motor
partE 10 Roanoke on Sunday afternoon,
haNiu. as his guests Miss Mary G.
Hrown and Miss Sallie Bain Nottingham,
OF Norfolk: Miss Summsrson. OF Bed
ford: Richard g. Rush, Of Washington
and l.ucicn Durham
Medical Director Charles r. Hibhc,t
United states Navy. retired. entertained
AT supper on Saturday evening. Tic
quests were Mrs 'Cornclia Branch stone.
Mrs Marc"l!us Stovall. Mrs r. H.
Bunch, Mrs Thaddcns clark. MISS
LAURA crease Bunch and Ben r.
Brown, il
James Goodwin. OF Erglcston. hrough,
party 10 his motor and took supper
On sunday evening. His guests were
MISS Mover. Miss Dorothy Whitcscarver
""n MI. Nh'tcscarvcr. OF Salem
Mrs Is. Ellison and her children.
MatY. Martha. Nancy and Rcirnc. Jr..
i"ft this week to visit relatives AT Nav
brook. Va.
Miss Mary Eva Kcssler and Miss
"'ivi" Tutwiler. of nlackshnr. were
quests Of Mics Katrina Ellison this
MISS Mary +. Haxtcr. OF Norfolk.
VINO ieit Tor home on Friday evening.
entertained at a marshmallow roas,
,,'i caro- party on Thursday morning
u" guests were: Miss Sallie Noting
nam. OF Norfolk: Miss Mary Eva Eos.
''r' OF ilacksburc; Miss Edith summer
son MISS Laura Crease Bunch Miss
Mamma Ellison. Richard G. Rush q.
nshtnrton; Phillips Armstrong ana
Mei!ichamp Bruuson. of Roanoke. NJ
-. S"hner. OF Eggieston: Zen Rrorn
"i Norioik, and p. Ellison.
'h Monday evening "A mock vedJ;nr
"aS heId in the ballroom Miss Mr..
~ ~" ana Mr. Sonner were the "brid..'
W." groom. and the minister was
- y. Grown. Jr. Miss Baxter PLAYED
a "cd",ng march. Miss Summc
gave the bride" away and n. G Rn.h
.,,,, man. Miss Ellison was
"'h'n OF honor Miss Hazel Moorc1oId
MAS flower girl" Miss Anita Moorceo,n
nisS lara Dillon, Miss Nottingham and
~, i!'' We're brides ma ids and
i-ufen Durham and Charles " srt,,,
were groomsmen" II
Robert y Adams. Jr. q, po,
E "c"k-end guest Of Ben r.
-. ~. or Norfolk, vino is spend
ing ms vacation here
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HOW TO BE RID OF
DISGUSTING DANDRUFF

The only way to be permanently rid
Of disgusting. untidy dandrun is To
correct its cause. Washing merely
cleanse: the scalp for few days. and
the scales form again as thick as ever.
To destroy the dandruff germ and
get rid Of dandruff for good, part the
hair and apply "a little OF tho genuine
Partisan Sage directly on the bare
scalp. and rub in with the finger tips
for Il few minutes. until the scalp alb
serbs ii. Go over the entire head in
this same manner
y few days massage with Partisan
Sage will destroy the germs that cause
the dandruif to form. The scalp be-
comes healthy, the hair will grow bet
ter and show more life and vitality.
and YOU need never be troubled by
dandruff again. Faded. dull or lifclesS
hair is quickly restored to beauty by
this simple process. which is abso-
lutciy harmless To hair and scalp. as
II contains 10 poisonous wood alcohol
and will not stain the hair or make II
greasy.
Partisan Sage can he obtained from
Tragic Drug Go, and druggists every
where. II is not cNpcnsive-Adv
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bridge. j. p. Hubbard made the high

est score at five hundred
Mountain hikes and automobile par
ties have played a prominent part in
the social life at the inn
Among the Richmond people here
are George Wayne Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. +. Ryland. w b. Ryland Jr
Alex Ry1and, Miss j.. y. I.oorainc. Mr.
and Mrs. +. Rullin, Craige Rufiin, Mrs
Waller Scott. Misses Jeilis. Catherine
and Waller Scott. Miss Grace Dillon
Rev. Il. Il. Warren. George \. Gibson
and family. Preston Cooke. Miss NJ
cooke. Miss Mary Darlington. Miss Fan
nic Miller. Mrs. J. S. Moore. Mr. and
Mrs II. Il. Moore. Mrs. T. W. Moore
Mrs IIecklcr. Miss NJ. Ilcckler. Dr.
Darlington Williams. ". Reid Williams.
Jr.. Mrs. 4. X. Williams and sous
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HEATHSVlLlE

tSHc"i'i - The Times Dispatch
liEATiiSNIl.IE. VA. September Is
- u. call" and son. !. r.. Jr OF
W+shin"'pn. who were for some time
guests al "Camphellton." arc now in
King George for visit
Master Randolph Pcnnybackcr. who
has been visiting in the home of DR.
w. ~. Hryd. in Heathsvillc. has re-
turned 10 Washington
Or Fred u. Brent was in Norfolk
and Newport News for several days
last week.
Miss Marguerite Elnndon. Of Burgess
store. visited the Misses helms re-
Gently.
Miss Sara Harper Of stanton. who
has been visiting her sister. Airs. a.
NJ Brent. ~ Roanoke" left on Tues
day for Alexandria. Frcdcricksburg
Wide Water and other points
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert II Chiffon and
son. Robert H.. Jr.. of Richmond. also
visited Mrs Smith recently.
Miss E"tti" Ncale lcfs this week
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WEST POINT INTERESTED
IN HIGH SCHOOL OPENING
Session OF 1Di0-f7 Begins Will, -Four
New Members OF Teach
ing Staff
AUTO PARTIES ARE NUMEROUS
Beautiful Weather Brings Many NiS-
itOrs-NIiss Margaret a. Burke Is
Recipient of Social Courtesics' Dur
ing Stay at San Antonio, Ten.

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.
WEST POINT. VA. September 10
Tho subject Of greatest interest in
West Point this week WAS the oponim2
OF tho West Point High school for the
Session of l?lG-l?l7. with -four new
members OF the faculty and three re-
tanned from last session. The school
opened on Thursday with Professor Il
G. Hutton as principal: Miss Rose Al.
tizcr. as assistant principal. and Miss
Marietta Cato. as second assistant. The
other teachers are l;loisc Robinson. OF
Richmonht last year n teacher in tn"
Richmond public schools Misses Maude
Bland. Ncttic Williams and Margaret
Palmer
Tho beautiful weather OF the last
few days has brought many auto par
ties 10 this section.
George Temple Durham aud his
bride. who was Miss Maud Virginia
Codcr. OF Richmond. who wcr. mar
ricd in Richmond on September 4. ar
rived the first or this week. and have
spent tho week getting settled in their
new home. tho Williams cottage.
Miss Margaret Anderson Burke. Of
King william Comfy. who spent tho
summer In san Antonio. Tcxas. with
relatives. was the recipient of many
cournsics IN the South on last Fri
day evening MIR. and Mrs. A. u. Spen
Ger entertained AZ a buffet supper In
honor of Miss Burke
Mrs. Philip Gibson, Of Richmond. who
spends much Of her time with her sis
ter. Mrs. j. H. Garv, in West Point
has Just returned from visits TO friends
In Palmyra and Croz Al, Va
Miss Sadie Gary VIII spend the fan
and winter IN Norfolk with her broth
or. Harry Gary.
MISS ANNIE M"CANNA
RACK FIt0M MOI NT.tiNS
MISS Annie McCanna. after spending
month in the mountains Of Virginia.
has returned.
Miss Leila McCanna is attending tho
Fr"dericksburg Normal College this
session.
Hunter Edwards OF baltimore. was
Thomas +. Jcnrics.
Alexander Dudlcv. % Suffolk passed
through town f"w days ago en- route
TO King and queen Comfy 20 visit
his mother. Mrs, Sydney klohr 81
Newport New who is on visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dudley. Of Milford.
near Elsom
Mrs. i. f. Curle ana cousin Miss
Mary Manning. after visits ia New
Kent. williamsburg and New port News.
have returned home.
Rev. Alfred Iiarhy II - OF Rich
In King and Queen County IL "a few
DAYS ne expects 10 visit friends and
relatives In YVES, Point
Mrs. Alexander +. Haynes. ~ Rich
mold. Is visiting Mrs II. / Lewis for
n few DAYS
Miss Victoria Lewis returned on sun
daY from ten days trim TO Atlantic
City. She went with Dr ana Mrs.
Rudd and Miss Mamie Walden, OF Rirh-
mond.
Mrs. r. c. Garden and son. Robert.
returned on "Wednesday from a TWO
weeks trip to relatives in Chase city
and Front Royal
Miss Clara Thrift spent a few DAYS
with Miss Gertrude Pitcher at Lester
Manor last week.
Mrs. George X 1undlcy and son
James, OF IIopewell. arc spending a
week in West Point.
On TUESDAY afternoon ,hc Auction
Bridge Club was entertained los Mrs
NJ. NJ Pullcr.
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Stcllnan and Miss Kensett In honor
Of Mrs. Joe Willis. Their guests. be-
sides Mrs. Willis wore Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Davis. Misses Kate Boil. Corneiia
Truxton. May Phelps Mary Leigh.
Rose Cooke, Or. David Howard and
MIR. Turner.
There were two elimination dancing
contests this week. Miss Frances
Eaklc and holmes Xix. of Norfolk
were the successful contestants one
night. and Miss Mary Leigh. of Nor
folk. and DR.. I.owndcs LYMAN OF New
York. the next cNCning.
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DURHAM

lSpccial to The Times Dispatch
DURHAM. " e.. September IG.-Mr
and Mrs. w. y. Erwin announced the
engagement of their daughter. Mar
Shfct Locke. TO James Wharton Glenn
"f WINSTON S"'"in. last Saturday
evening az dinner at their home.
Interest. in West Durham. The
Ve'"in- VIII take place in November
IN" guests included Misses Eebecca
Mich1e. Mary Bryan Griswold. Mary
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their shoes fun of feet and makes
corns SO painful they've got to walk
sideways and wrinkle up their faces.
OR they use salvcS that eat right into
tho toe and make it raw and sore, or
thc%l III use plasterS that make tho
cornS bulge, or pick and g"ugc at their
cornS aud make the toes bleed. Funny,
isn't it? "GETS-IT" is the simple,
modern wonder for coins. Just put
, drops ON 1t dries instantly. No
pain. fuss or trouble. The corn, cailus
or wart looscns and comes of. Mil
lions use nothing else"
"GE.TS-lT'' is sold and recommen
or sent on receipt of price. by Il. Law
reno" ~ Co, Chicago, Iil.-Adv.
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Train Your Hair as
an Actress Docs

No class of people devotes as
much time to beauty as do ac.
tresscs. and naturally no class must
he more careful To retain and de-
Nclop their charms Inquiry among
them develops the information that
III hair care they find it dangerous
10 shampoo with any makeshift
hair cleanser. Instead they have
studied to find the fines: prepara-
ton made for shampooinG and
bringing out the beauty OF the
hair. The majority Of them say
that {" enjoy tho best hair wash
and scalp stimulator that il known.
sc, Il package Of canthroX from
your druggist: dissolve n teaspoon
ful in cup OF hot water and your
shampoo is ready. II costs less
than three cents for this amount.
After its use the hair dries rap
idly, with uniform color. Dandruff.
excess oil and dirt arc dissolved
and entirely disappear. Your hair
VIII lie so fluffy that it will look
much heavier than il is. Its lustre
and softness will also delight you,
while the stimulated scalp gains
the health which insuros hair
growth.-Adv.
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Ing his vacation at his old home In
Augusta County. Va. Will resume his
work at the Pulaski and Radtord Lu-
theran churches on next Sunday
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Goodnight Corns!
We Use 'Gets-It!'"
Drops In = SccOndS.-That's All
"GETS-iI'' Does the Rest.
Never l|nlls

Really. never could see how somo
few people use the most difficult and
Of corns. They'll wrap their toes up
with bandages into a package that nils
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A CORSET HINT---

me women who pay the most for alterations on clothes
are generally those who are not wearing the nroner
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woman than to be fitted to before she BUYS
her other fall clothes 80