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10 American Women
The French Woman's Secret Of
Neat Dressing.
BY n Paris Correspond.nt

The little more and how much II
Is: the little less and what worlds
away apples well to dressing. and to
JudGe by the way Frenchwoman
dresses II means, as a rule, more An
ish and less trimming
The gift of selection in clothes seens
To be born with the women of Paris.
and when new fashions come with new
seasons. they gather them with a crlti-
cal eye for what is most becoming.
III pockets appear, as they have dur
ing the last two seasons, they are used
as trimming very sparingly; il bows
or ribbon come into the scheme, those
which have no reason for existing are
firmly suppressed.
superiiuous ornaments are as much
the adherence of the modern women
rs it was the favorite distraction OF
her not very distant ancestor.
Her silks may rustic. but always
with Difference 10 the Importance OF
the mousselinc de sole with which thew
are trimmed
Very rarely does she look glaringly
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FRONT ROYAL

FRONT ROYAL. VA. May 2n-M 4.
Grant is spending a few days Ia Wash
ington, y. G.
Miss Helen Mccormack, of Washing
Ton. p c., visited her mother, who is
III at her sons home in South River
ton.
II. B. Weaver and family moved from
Washington TO their summer home on
Glue Ridge Avenue on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. l.. Renolds. OF Luray. spent
Tuesday with Miss Lula Putnam
The new Presbyterian Church at
Mineral, eight miles north of Front
Royal. was dedicated on Sunday with
appropriate ceremonies. DR.. Lacv. of
Winchester. preached the sermon
Memorial day exercises will be held
here on May 20 Representative g C.
Corlin will be the speaker Of the day
NJ. +. Poijutz. of Roanoke. was a
70 cent visitor here.
Mrs. William sheppard and children
le on sunday for visit 10 relatives
~ Indianapolis Ind
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e. .. Marsh. OF New York, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J T., Latham.
airs. T. y. winslow gave bridge
party OF Thursday morning ct her
home. The highest score was made
by Mrs. Katherine Palmer.
The first of the spring dances given
by tho spring entertainment commit
tee OF the Country Club was given on
Friday night. About thirty couples
were present.
The Bachelor Bellies Club was enter
! tanned on Friday afternoon by Miss
Grcthen Taylor at her home.
An important meeting of tho Eu-
tcrpc Club was held in the studio OF
Miss Laura Doub on Tuesday morning,
with II large attendance of members.
The club has reached n high standard
Of efficiency during the past year. un-
der the direction of Mrs. j. Norman
Willis AS president. and she was unani-
mously reelected for the ensuing year.
rho entire list of officers for 1916 is
as follows: President Mrs. j. Norman
Wills, vice president. Mrs. NJ w.
Thompson: recording secretary. Miss
Agnes Martin; treasurer, Mrs. $. Glenn
! Brown; corresponding SECRETARY. Miss
| Maic Dorsctt; chairman Of the program
committee. Mrs. Wade r. Brown: as
sistants, Mrs. L. S. Wills and Mrs. will
! liam T.. Crutchfield
One OF the pretticst dances Of the sea :
son was given OH Saturday evening by
! Mrs John y. Staples for her son and
daushter-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Staples. OF Boston, Mass 1t was given
at the Country Club
| MISS Bert Mcbane gave charming
lhtofma! party on yesterday at her
| nome on Ashc Street, in honor OF Mrs
! robert Jennings. of Newark, y. j.. the
cues, OF Mrs, y. l.. Brooks. and Mrs
{ Arrest lloyd, of New York who in
guests were entertained In the beautiful
iiowcr-garden of the Mebane home
MI ana Mrs. a. l.. Brooks gave a
small luncheon party on Saturday in
ironor OF Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sta
pics, of Boston, Mass
The Tuesday Euchre Club met with
MISS Bert Mchane at her home on Tues
/ day morning
Mrs T. Sternberger celebrated the
birthday of her daughter, Miss Blanche
SterhbcrGer, by giving a surprise party
and dance in her honor on Monday
evening Miss Sternberger was out
| for dinner at the home of Mrs r e.
Hood. and when she arrived home
she found the guests assembled and
all In readiness for what proved to be
| n most delightful evening. About thir-
ty-two of Miss Stcrnbergers friends
were present
The Greensboro Cotillion Club dance.
SNe" "" Wednesday night In Neese's
Hail. was we'll attended
Miss Kathleen Penny was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon to the members
OF the Entire Nous Bridge Club
Mrs l.. NJ. Humphrey entertained at
bridge on Tuesday afternoon in honor
or Mrs. Ernest Elder. of Knoxville,
Tenn. the sister and guest of Mrs. W
B. Naught. and Mrs Ernest Boyd NJ
New York, the guest OF Mrs. Harry r
Bush
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PULASKI
Especial 10 The Times-Disna

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
pulaski. VA, May 20.-The mem
hers OF the Afternoon Auction Club
were entertained on Tuesday afternoon
at Clarmont Farm. the country home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Macgill. Mrs.
f. l.. Bunker carried off the honors
with the highest score. Dainty re-
freshments were served. Those play
ing were Mesdamcs d. Gray Lang
horne, T. l.. Massie, Alexander Smith.
r. c. Kunkel, +. Il. Bunker, Robert G.
Graham. Maurice d. Langhorne, II. C..
Robinson, w. w. Chafin and J. c.
Morehead and Miss Julia Robinson and
the hostess.
Rev. Arthur Wake is planning an
evangelistic meeting to be held In the
Christian Church early in June. He
will be assisted by Rev. William Bur
leigh, of Pennington Gap. Va, one OF
the best-known ministers OF the Chris
t'an Church i'm Virginia.
Attorney and Mrs. Finley DUNLAP
and two daughters, OF Hinton, w. Va,
motorcd hero and spent the weekend
with Mrs. Dunlap's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Wysor. On their return
ZONE they were accompanied by Mrs.
Dunlap's Sister. Miss Mary wysor.
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class on prospecting trip to Mountain
Lake on Saturday
Professor F. D. Fromme. OF tho plant
pathology department, and II. II. mn.
associate chemist at the experiment
station. were called To Hopcwcll this
week TO investigate the damage that is
being done to the crops near there. pre-
sumably by the acid fumes from the
Du Pont works.
Professors Thomas r. Hutchinson and
Emory Hodgson were at Martinsville
on Wednesday to attend the Henry
County farmers meeting
j. X. Hutchinson, field agent i'm
demonstration work, was at Pearisb,ag
on Thursday. and w. j. Price, of the
Crop Pest Commission. is in Aibcmarle
County on official business
Inc program for the finals at tho
virginia Polytcchnic Institute, June
to II. is
FRIDAY, June 9-Battalion review and
,hSpec,'on' J.. NJ: sophomore banquet.
4. NJ Junior-senior dance, r. NJ
saturday, June l0.-Calisthenic cxcr-
else by battalion. 1890 a. NJ: band con-
cert. +. NJ; battalion drill, 5 p. NJ:
celcpration Of literary societies S r. NJ.
sunday, June l1-8accaIaureate SER
mon by Rev. 7. &. Skinner, D. D.. OF
richmond. II a. NJ; band concert. 4
f. NJ. sermon 20 Y. NJ G. A. nv DR.,
skinner. s r. NJ
monday, June 12-Competitivc drill.
do,L"wed by presentation of medals.
80 y. NJ band concert. p. NJ; es.
corr or colors and dress parade, s p.
~ reception to visiting parents of
STUDENTS and other guests OF the col
!ese by the woinc Of the faculty. ?
~ 4. NJ senior promenade, 8 p NJ.
uesdaE, June i3-Annual meeting of
tne general alumni association. o:30 A,
~ review OF the battalion by alumni,
ii:4b a. NJ: alumni luncheon, given nv
~ me institute f. NJ; sham battle. $3.50
\. NJ automobile ride for the alumni
L. NJ: alumni dinner and annual ad
dress' r. NJ: dances by the German
cruz ana Cotillion club p ~
Wednesday, June Reformation q,
procession 10 commencement hall IN
a. NJ: address before the graduatinr
Grass ny william Hodges Mann, 1o:15
-. A., class saluiatory and valedictory,
r,a.s' ehts ana awarding Of d.
pioinas by President ]. D. EgeIeston 10
FOLLOW; final ball 10 p NJ.
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STANTON

Special to The T!mes-Dispatch1
= uNToN. VA. May 2o-The social
.Neht OF inc week in Staunton was
inc entertainment given by Mrs \ =
Robertson 70 ] r. Il. stuart Cb.n,a,
United Daughters Of the Confederacy'
MIS- Robertson presented literary
ana musical program which was great
~ enjoyed. Old Confederate songs and
poems were rendered
The annual meeting OF m. Cou,,r
club was held on Thursday night and
u large crowd gathered at heautiful
Taynont which was decorated for the
OCCASION Following the election Of
of!cers and business meeting, dance
Mas heId until late hour. Thomas
hogsnead was reelected president OF
The club. and Or. NJ. j. Payne vice.
president
Mrs Nj. Donald. Mrs A. H. Nc
cue and Miss Leila Snead. OF Staunton
are guests for the week at Atlantic
John Duncan, Of Culpeper. was in
stanton on Thursday ATTENDING
meeting OF the executive committee OF
tht Virginia School for the Deaf and
Blind ""o
S D. Timberlake, Jr. is visitor in
Miss Marsare, Miller. of Richmond
who has been the guest of Mrs A.
r. Miller, has gone 70 Germantown
ia. Tor a visit to friends in that city.
Arlsta Hoge and i. II. Blackley are
visitors this week IN Richmond.
Dr. II b Spencer. r. p. Landlord
and G. f. steele have returned from
attending the International Young
Mems Christian Association Conven-
tion in Cleveland. o.
Mrs. r Il. ~ Speck. Of Roanoke, is
the guest of Mrs. George A. Sprenkel
Mrs William s. Carroll. OF Lynch
burg. has returned home after a short
visit TO Mrs. c. w. Miller.
j. Allen Wheat. of Charlottesville. ia
guest OF friends in Staunton.
Mrs Franklin NJ. Hanger ha. "a
turned after n visit to Baltimore
Mrs. Alexander Jones and daughter
Miss Emily. of Winchester, are guests
OF Mrs. j. r. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Arthur Wilson have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter Isabel. to Sherwood Davis.
OF this city.
Miss Frederica Rrelsford is visiting
in Philadelphia
Mrs. William Henry Hall entertain
ed on Saturday afternoon in honor ot
Mrs. Merton Blair Gibbons
Mrs. l.. D. Green has gone to wash
ington for prolonged visit She will
be Joined by Colonel Green after tn.
conclusion Of the finals at the Staun.
ton Military Academy.
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter of Green's
horo, ~ c., has returned home after
Il visit TO Miss Henrietta Moore.
Miss Mabel Rogers has returned 70
Charlottesville after spending thu weak
at Staunton with friends
Commencement exercises of Mary
Baldwin Seminary opened on Friday
evening with recital by the eradu
ates in vocal music. Tho exercises
viii continue until May 90.
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GREENSBORO

Special To- The mes-Dispatch
GREENSBORO. n. c., May Gothic
Thursday Bridge Club met on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Smith Richardson
at her home in Magnolia Court Mrs
r. B. Colt and Mrs. Chaplin were the
special guests.
Mrs. r. Sternberger gave small
luncheon on Thursday In honor of Mrs
w. d. Meyer and her mother and sis
ter, or New York, who are the guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Meyer. The
honor guests were Mrs. Forch and Miss
Torch.
Mrs. c. w Bradshaw gave darce
on Wednesday evening i'm honor of Mrs
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BLACKSBURG
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BLACkSBURG. VA. May 20.--Mrs r.
a. Lancaster, OF Richmond, arrived
here on Monday to visit her son and
daughter in law, Prof. and Ms. Dabney
S. Lancaster.
Mrs. Milton Cutherel returned on
Monday from a trip to Bradentown,
Fla, and visits to relatives in Norfolk
and Lynchburg.
Mrs. S. r. Mnter and two children
left on Wednesday to spend a month
with the formers family in Danville
DR.. and Mrs. William B. Conway. OF
Athens, Ga. arrived here on Tuesday TO
spend tho summer with Dean and Mrs.
Harvey l.. Price.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Cloyd and Miss Mary
IIanghorne CIoyd returned to their
home at Dublin on Tuesday. after
spending the winter in Blacksburg
Mrs. Thomas B. Hutcheson left on
Tuesday for months visit to her
sister. Mrs. John Metcalf. at Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs. NJ. L. McGinnis, of Norristown,
Pa, Ia the guest Of Rev. and Mrs P.
+. Davis at the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. ]. B. Tutwiler returned on WeG-
nesday from visits to Richmond. Staua-
ton and Lexington.
Mrs. Claudius Lee and John. Henry
Lee left on Thursday to visit relatives
in Danville and Lynchburg.
Giles D. Thomas, Of Washington, Il.
the guest OF his brother. James Thomas,
In the Roanoke Valley.
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v. P. J..

special 10 The Times Dispatch
5LACkSBURG. VA, May 20.-J. D.
Hutchinson, OF King and Queen. won
TIE gold medal II ~ Livesay, OF
W lyneshoro. the silver, and Evans
I,rdner, Of Rlackshurg, the bronze
II 'dai. in the third annual stock iudr-
ia; contest held this week by the ami
mn hushandry department Of the vir-
c!1ia Polytechnic Institute Eight
classes Of livestock were Judged The
Judges were w. w. Bennett. II. Il. Hunt.
D. s. Lancaster. J. Il. Hutchinson and
David NJ. Cloyd.
Eighty-six students took part In this
contest. and the character OF the work
done showed marked Improvement over
that OF the two previous years In 1914
the winner made score OF Gil points
cut Of a possible 900. or 6S5 per cent.
IN 1915 the winning score was G27
points. out 81 a possible 500, while this
year the first prize was won on score
of 6S4 points out OF possible 500. or
SIS per cent.
Professor R. ]. Holden took some Of
the seniors and juniors in his geology
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MR.. ALLEN WRITES AS TO
PICTURE ON $40 NOTE
says Old Dnsuerreotype of Edward C..
Eimore Differs From Likeness Print
ed In The Times Dsnatch

The Times Dispatch has received Tho
following letter from II. D. Allen. OF
BOSTON, who sought information re-
Gardins the identity OF the man who's
picture was printed on $40 Confed-
crate note issued in September. 1861.
hd,tor The Times dispatch:
Sir'-One lady says II is Mr.. Rea-
gan; another claims it is Alexander n.
stephens. and go 1t goes have re
ceiHeo Tor Inspection. rs loan, a
hitherto unknown daguerreotype of
Edward c. Gilmore, from kinsman OF
MS. but do not know the exact rela
uonship. II is quite different from the
picture OF him that you published,
showing that at the different ages OF
man his features change wonderfully
sometimes strange thing about
tnis daguerreotype is that 1t shows
his head In different position and
MS hair parted on the other side OF
his head.
Il have never thought much nor
observed but rather think that most
men part their hair on one side OF
the head. and never change from one
sioe TO the other. ! cannot locate
this AS being the man on the bill so n
would seem that photograph or
daguerreotype exactly dupIicatine the
picture on the bill is what we must
look for.
III. D. ALLEN.
"2l Winter Street Boston. Mass May
is, 1916"
John Fitz, OF Keswick. Va, writes
that the letter from Mrs. Naylor, OF
New York. published In The Times
Dispatch. confirms his opinion that the
likeness on the note is that OF Post
master-General Reagan. He says:
Editor The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-The letter in Sundays issue
from Mrs. Naylor. OF New York, Is
proof that my designation OF ]. H..
Reagan. Postmaster-Gene as he
man on the $40 note is correct.
One feature of the head, must
remark, shows variance. The hair
is rather long in the picture on the
note. IT was the fashion for men to
wear long hair before Tho war in vir-
ginia, witness Roger A. Pryor and
William B. Petit. I claim the proof
Is satisfactory.
I'm my copyright picture Of the face
OF Mr.. Reagan, OF Texas. the hair had
doubtless been trimmed In the pre-
vailins style, but the nose. the mouth
and forehead. etc. proclaims the man.
John FTrZ.
"Keswick. Va, May Is. 1915"
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MINERAL

rsreciaI to The Times Dispatch
MINERAL. VA. May 2O-Mrs Rich
ardson of Fluvanna. has been the
.-uest this week Of Mrs. Jctcr Sergeant.
Mrs " ~ YcunE. OF Richmond. was
he guess This week ~ Mrs c B
'iailey.
pr white Of Buchanan was Min
raj visitor this week
Mrs Y \ Terrell. OF Fredericks
'iar vas IN tho city this week
Mrs r II Reckham. OF Gordons-
lie, was in Mineral few hours on
Wednesday
walter chiles, Of Louisa was on a
hu>iness trip to Mineral this week
Mrs r e. Rawlings. Of Lindsay. was
he guest several days this week OF
her mother. Mrs G. B Glass
V W. Turner and family were in
Richmond this week
Mrs. 2. G. Bumpass. Of BumDass. was
the guest This week OF her son. Il l..
Bumpass IN the city.
Miss Leoda Hundloy, OF Ashland, was
the guest several days this week OF
Mrs. j. W. Wilkinson.
Or W. J. Coleman and son. !. A
Coleman. and William Dunn. OF Rapi-
dan. Culpeper County, left on Tues
day for mtoring trip through North
Carolina
Mr and Mrs g 4 Ergerbright. ac-
nparied by Miss Ruth Kimbroueh.
rotored to Richmond this week
Mrs. Dora Bergman and Miss Patty
serryman, 81 Central Point. were in
the city this week on shopping cx-
petition.
Mrs H W King will leave next
week for New York 10 visit her brother
chancellor Coleman
Miss Claire Sergeant, who has been
sitting her sister Mrs. r. W. Wright.
in Louisa. has returned to her home
here
Mrs. y. c. Coyner is in receipt OF a
message that her sister. Miss Iottie
I.lam, Is III al her home near Trevilians
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FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

special 20 The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nav 90
~ commencement exercises OF the
Fredericksburg Normal school ,iu he
ma from June TO June g. Invita- :
hs nave bech issued. and the follow
ing Program las been arranged:
thursday, June l. S: 30 Il. M-GIaas
Thursday, June /. $50 p. M.-GIes
friday. June 2. $3.50 p. M-Class play.
saturday. June 3. II A. M.-clas,
gay exercises on the campus: 7:30 p,
". alumnae reception, Princess Anro
Hotel
sunday. June 4. s:l5 p. M.-Bacca.
1nurehtc sermon. by Rev. William Z.
thompson, n. n.
me normal school and tho people of
fredericksburg and vicinity will b,ys
an unusual treat on Friday. May 2e.
"hen the Ben Greet PLAYERS will nra'
sent two Shakesperean plays In ~.
oehuSfiui grove on the campus. "As
lou Like II" Will be given at the mat
NEE and Twelfth Night" at the nirht
performance
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iisaments that produce pain. It lghtens tina
burden on tho nervous system. induces calm,
restful nights of health-giving sleen and
bottle Of Mothers Friend" Of any druggist
and you will then realize why It has been
considered true to It's name In our best homes
through three generations. 1t is perfectly
harmless but so effective that once used It
those who went through the ordeal with
surprising ease. By writing to -Bradfiek
Regulator Co. 4I2 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
You can have a free copy Of q wonderful
all eIpectant mothers delight to read. Write
today,
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new seldom can she be accused OF
having what an English woman once
described as "a bald face"
Very early in life she puts OH a lit
tic powder. and she drifts softly with
the years into little moro, but to
make up" is very much less the fash
ION than II was.
" Is not so necessary as il was.
Want OF air and exercise, lack Of n.y.
Sicnc generally. ravagsd the beauties
OF old days and drove them to powder
ponadcs. and other mysteries
To-day. especially since the war,
women have less time. less need and
less inclination to artificial makeup.
and where help is necessary they fall
back on massage. simple creams. and
rs little powder as possible.
To arrive at this finished effect, most
women have to go through a good
deal of self-discipiine. and are often
Forced 10 sacrifice an extra hour or
half-hour in bed. Qtite old women
arc Spartanlikc in sucs matters and
than ten mint0es of their dressing
hour. The well-kcpt hands OF the
WORKING girl do not mean idleness or
careless households, but carly rising
before ten-hour day in a dressmak :
ing worlrooIS
their hands and their hair. look as II
they had maids; really only a very
few have.
Frenchwomen, again. pay attention
to the smallest details Of their cloth
Ing. and one wonders how not only
the working classes. but also the So
cicty women. manage TO have all these
details so neat. considering how hard
they work
To take dress alone, It is pleasant
to see how many walk about with
straight. well-set-up heels, skirts that
hang straight and look as it they had
been pressed the day before
hat that does not sit on the head
naturally is an exception. French pco-
pie do not talk very much about their
dress: they take II for granted, and
only think about II when they want
something new or something altered.
They take II for granted that they
must dress their very best. and they
dress much more to pleaee themselves
than others.
They trust their own tastes as In
tuitively Jas some people trust their
own judgment In more serious matters.
The result Is such as we see It, and
at the present moment at any rate,
1t Is neat. appropriate and charming.
From tho toe OF the well-made boot
to the topmost line OF the well-worn
hat the Frenchwoman OF the moment
is in homely phrase. meat as a pin"
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MISS HELEN BARKSDALE
TO Be MARRIED IN JUNE
ment OF Houston Young Woman
to John Martin.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HOSTS
Entertain Bachelors on Boat Trip on
Banister River-I3nptist Church
Plans Series of Revival Meetings
Beginning June 4.

[Special TO The Times Dispatch
HOUSTON. VA. May 2o.-Local So
riety Is much Interested in the am
nuuncemeut OF the engagement and
approaching marriage Of Miss Helen
~ rksdale, daughter of Judge and Mrs
William Randolph Barksdale. TO John
Martin, son of Major Miles NJ. Mar
nr. formerly Of Richmond, but now
Of Porto Rico Tho wedding VIII take
rlLce the latter part Of June, MISS
Esrksdale Is popular here. where she
IS prominen; In social and church CIR
ci,s and also is we'll ilnown In Rich
n1ond where she visits frequently. Mr..
Martin came here number Of years
ago from Richmond to engage in the
prtctice OF law.
The high school girls entertained
tho bachelors of the town at an in
Testing affair given Oh Banister River
on Saturday evening. Boat riding and
rarious games were engaged in. y
snmptuous supper was served in quaint
vie near a bonfire.
The local woman's Christian Tenn
pArance Union will hold n meeting on
Monday afternoon at the home Of the
president. Mrs W. !. Johnson.
Rev John b. Williams. of Brook
zeal. preached at Ecth Car Baptist
church on sunday night last before
"a large CONGREGATION. The pastor, Rev.
series Of revival services VIII begin
q, this church OH June Rev. W.
/. Ball. Of Richmond. Will h" In charge
VETERANS FROM HALIFAN
ATTEND THE REUNION
Among the veterans from Halifax
oho attended the Confederate Reunion
IN Birmingham this week were y h.
ciemun Captain T.. y. Hardy. i. 9.
aldu.in. r. 7. Edwards. J. NJ spencer.
~ T. Richardson. j u Terry. c. &.
lass. r j. Traynhan ana u. e. Carl
ton.
Miss Elise Craddock, OF Lynchhurg,
CUES. az the home Of Mr.. and
hIrs r. Holt Easley.
y T. Clement. OF Chatham. member
of the House OF Delegates. was in
houston on Friday
Tom Leigh ana l. = Leigh. OF Pho.
xxx. spent sunday last At the home OF
their mother. Mira. 7. w. Leigh.
Charles II Stchbins and +. Crews
attended meeting "f bankers IN
I.vnchburg last week.
Nr and Mrs y. . Henderson and
eiatives here ON sunday
W. H. Buntsn, Of DanvIlle, visited
, PARTY Of friends, on Sunday. motorcd
20 Henderson, y. c., where Mr.. Hen
de-Yor visited his sister. Who IS Ill.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Stcarnes and Mrs.
'uia jackson have arrived from New
port News and have opened for IN.
season their summer home In Prospect
Avenue.
Mothers Day was observed on Sun.
gay by Pulaski Council, Jr., O. U, A.
w. with q special service conducted
TrolinEcr.
Mrs &. S. Matthews and two SON.
a,'er spending several months with
M Mrs, Matthews,s parents. Mr.. and Mrs
=, amp OF Richmond, have re-
turned TO the manso