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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-24
SOCIAL AND Personal.
telephone News for this PAGE 10
mrs. Garter.
$40

Mrs. Frank Fem is still in Ma
con.
Mrs. E. M. York is visiting in At
lanta.
Mr.. George j. Kemp has moved to
his farm near Kennesaw.
Rev. and Mrs. l. H. Noe will
spend the winter in Sewanee, Tenn.
Mrs. Frank Swalley has joined
her husband in Dunedin, Fla, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Mollie Martin has returned
from a visit to cir. and Mrs. w. r.
Treadwell in Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. James o. Hardin
attended a matinee in Atlanta Sat
urday with a party of friends
Gladys Hulette In i" Prudence
The Pirate" at the Gem Theater,
Tuesday, Nov. 28th.
DR.. and Mrs. Patton, of Marietta,
spent last week with Or. and Mrs.
r. B. Harris. Gainesville News.
Mrs j. L. Latimer is recovering
from a surgical operation in Allan
Ia at the Georgia Baptist Infrmary.
Miss Mamie Ward is teaching
school at Leary in South Georgia
and is very much pleased with her
situation.
AIRS. Aristidas Reynolds and Mrs.
u. B. Willingham have been quite
inlisposed with colds but are both
recovering.
Judge N. A. Norris has bought
the large farm of Col ]. f. Motley
two miles southwest of Acworth-
Acworth Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Cortelyou
m0tored to Atlanta Friday accom-
panied by Mrs B. G. Brumby and
Mrs E. R. Hunt.
Mrs. A. r. Hunter and children,
minnie Lou and William Allen, or
Cordele, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
b. NJ. WeStmOreland.
Mr.. Nils B3rgenson has opened
an antique furniture repair shop in
Atlanta and will appreciate the pa
tronage of his friends.
Mrs. Mollie Carnes spent Sunday
in Atlanta with Mrs. Mcdonald and
Mrs. Casey. Clyde Casey is improv-
ing slowly and is still very i'll.
The Jews of America are very
generous people. Since the begin
ming of the war they have sent some
six million dollars fer the relief of
their brethren in the war zone
Christian Index
Mrs. Howard McNair, who is liv-
ing on Columbia Heights in Brook
Ign, N. Y, has recently met an old
friend in Miss Adelia Morgan who
formerly taught music in Marietta
and has many friends here.
Miss Lila Wright came to see us
last Saturday and broug us a bou-
quet of many beautiful flowers, the
last ones from her yard this season,
Miss Kate Law is expected home
from Cincinnati in a few days
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-24

Uncle Sans army holds one pa
tent right which places it ahead of
other nations in the field of wireless
instruments for use on aeroplanes.
1t weighs but seven pounds and will
transmit messages I miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
NEW ELECTIONS NECESSARY
Those Recently Held In Scott Count,
In Matter OF Rond Ii0nd Issues
Are Found Illegal.
Especial To The Times Dispatch

tSpeciai To The Times Dispatch.
GATE CITY. VA. July oS-Th. SUI
rervisors of Scott County have found
that the recent road bond elections in
taylor. Johnson and Fulicrson Dis
irictS were not held in accordance. with
IN" law. the entire county heine re-
CURED 10 vote on tn" issuance Of bonds
IN :, particular district. and IL bain..
necessary 70 obtain Il majority for TIA.
bonds. both in the county and the dis
irIct The election in Floyd District.
held earlier. was legal.
New elections Will be called perhaps
at the September term Of court in the
matter OF bond issues for Dcknlb.
fulkcrson, Johnson. Powell and Taylor
Districts Johnson ana Fuikcrsnn have.
built many miles OF road under for
MGR bond issue.
EStillvilic District. in which is the
Courthouse. is using its second bond
issue in putting down inacadam and
extending it's grading. II is complet =
ing splendid system Of roads. six
teen miles OF which are OH the con-
templated Observation-Disclosures high
way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

vacant property would he safer.
Nandals and thieves who cvade the
cop. ~and in fear of the arEus-cycd
hoy on everlasting. if unconscious. pa
troll
Children sec things quicker than
ErownupS. They are here, there and
everywhere. with eyes on the alert
Ihe'r energy flowing into just any
channel that presents itself, is often
fniEchieNous and destructive. The Boy
scout movement directs this energy
into channels that. making for tho
ooEs own happiness and health makes
Tor his usefulness as a civic factor.
In the preservation and protection OF
property alone the Boy Scout move
mcht VIII repay Atlanta every cent
she invests in II with 100 per cent
interest.
Real estate dealers and landlords
VIII be working for themselves when
they work for the Scouts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
The Boy Scouts
in Richmond and Virginia

The monthly troop banner was
awarded 10 Troop No. % for the month
Of June with "a points. Troop No. (
came second with %, and Troop No. 20
third. with points.
The Richmond Scout executive has
just returned from trip 10 North
and South Carolina. where he has been
presenting scouting at Chautauqua $
representing national headquarters.
Boy Scouts Of America.
The Richmond Boy Scout camp will
he brought to a close this evening,
when tho Scouts who have been at
tending this week brought hack
20 the city. This season has been the
best ever had at the camp. and the
success OF tho camp has far surpassed
tn" expectations Of the Scout officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
$685. A.
WRIT OF ERROR
Supreme Court fo Review Under
Crude Crossing Order ut VII
Inge OF trozrt.

An appeal and supcrsedeas was
granted by the state Supreme Court
OF Appeals yesterday in the case OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio hallway
Company against the Commonwealth Of
Virginia at the relation OF i. NJ. Ellie
son. Russell Rargamin. T. w. WOODEN.
Walter Whcatlcy and &. f. Ballard.
representing the village Of Crozet At
the petition OF these citizens. the State
Corporation Commission entered an
order directing the company TO CON
struct and substitute an underground
crossing for the present grade cross
ing now In use at this village.
According 10 the petitioners the
grade crossing is menace to life
and seriously impedcs tiic From thu.
commissions order the railroad COM
pany applied for relief. submitting
tables and other exhibits tending To
show that the hardships complained Of
are not serious enough I" warrant the
reconstruction. The Supreme Court
will review the ease. Bond was re-
quired in Tie sum Of $500.
The court refused I" grant writ
Of error and supcrsedeas In the case
of Robert Johnson ~ Co, Inc. against
Lord n Rurnham Co. appealed from tho
Law AMI chaucrry Court OF the city
OF Norfolk, which entered an order on
April IL. 1916. in favor Of the de-
PENDANT. In this case Lord & Burn
ham Co, claimed sac from Robert
Johnson 4 Co, whom they held rcspon-
sihle as guarantorS for IL bill Of that
amount owed to them by the Newton
Floral Corporation.
Lord e Durham Co. shipped materia Ia
To the Newton Floral Corporation. The
payment of the hill being guaranteed
by Robert Johnson X CO.. for n com
mission of per cent. The laSt-named
set up the defense that the guarantee
contract had never been properly closed.
and that. therefore. il was not to DO
held responsible for the bill. The
lower court. however. held that the
guarantee contract was binding and
that holding is sustained by the Su-
preme Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
'EEkS TO GUST THOSE WHO
HAVE BIIi.T OVER GREEK

Another resolution. also sponsored
by Chairman iiirSchbrrr. and aimed al
All property owners who have built
over the bed of the creek. was passed
later and provides:
That The City Attorney he directed
- report to the board by what right
or grant were the owners Of property
allowed 4" build over and alon. the
side and bed Of Shockoe Creek south
wardlN 10 the lanes River. And also
10 report on the Zee simple grant for
use rs commons for it's people forever
OF the course and banks Of Shock oc
Creck. and the amount Of acreage of
said grant"
Should the city Attorney render n
favorable opinion. it il probable that
Chairman flirSchbrrE will cndcavor 10
establish that tho property owners
along the creek. especially those who
have built over it's course. have no
right there, aud should vacatc.
The action of the board followed the
appearance OF Rev. John q. Scott. Fire
Commissioners w. a. Cheatwood. and
John Lee Davis. proprietor Of the
Davis Hotel They told OF dcplorahlc
conditions in the district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
OWNERS MUST
FILL IN THEIR LOTS
Administrative Board Takes Action
In Regard to ShockOe Creek
Section.
HEALTH MEASURE
Property In Radius OF Iiigh-Wnter
Zone, Whose Foundations Are BE-
low Street Level. Must Fill Up Lots
tn Avoid Further Nuisance.

The Administrative. BOARD yesterday
directed Chief Health officer Levy to
order property owners in the Hooded
area along Shockoe Creek TO fill In
their lots which are below the street
level Chairman liirschherg offered
the resolution. which was amended. on
motion Of commissioner foikcs. 50 az
to apply only to houses which are oc-
cupicd. All buildings In the district
with inundated easements are inhab-
tied.
The resolution, which was passed 40
AN emergency health measure. pro-
vidcS:
That the chief Health officer re-
uuirc all property owncrs along
Sh"ckoe Creek. and within the radius,
of the high water zon" or Hooded area
where the foundations ar main floors
or buildings are below the present
street level. to MI up their lots To the
proper street level I" avoid further
nutsanccS. as an emergency health
measure"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
MURDER IN AMHERST COUNTY
Hardin Davis Charged With killing
william, Fitzgerald During
Alteration.
[ Special to The Times-Dispatch.

IYNCHBURG. VA. July 2S-News
has just been received here OF n homi-
eide near Oronoco. twenty-five miles
from here. in Amherst County. Hardin
Davis is alleged to have killed William
Fitzgerald. lllfeelng Is said to have
arisen between the men. and when thcy
met on Wednesday, Fitzgerald. IL lis
charged, drew a knife. Davis, it Ia
said, then drew his revolver and fred.
Davis was arrested. and his brother
Will was held as accessory. They were
given preliminary hearing and sent
to tho grand jury. Hardin Davis being
bailed in $4,000 bond and his brother
In $1,000 bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
At the Movies To-Day

NEw-Chnrlic Chaplin. In $40
lice" md . family program.
DIJOU-Chnrlcs RRy, In 1.-THE De-
scrter."
ODEON-IInzrl Dawn aud Owen
Moore, In "I'nder Cover"
1SIS-Biilie burke, In ":lorIa's
ROmnncr." and Lionel BnrrymOre,
In ..D0rfnn'A Divorced"
cOI.OSItI.-t:eOrge Walsh and
Charlie Chaplin. In "lhe Varn-
bond"
HEX-.'The Ostrich Trim" with
William Clifford nnd Margaret Glib
non. also "Jcrry's Strutegem." fen
turing George OvcS.
VlCTOR-.I'Or the Love OF n
Girl" with Hurry tnrcy and Olive
Fuller Gsid~n. mud "WhO's Guilty"
with tnnn Nilsson and Tom Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
HHS&SSA
y SOCIETY &
NSSS@NScS

The leading event Of to-day will be
The informal dance at tho Country
Club Of Virginia. Tennis and golf
matches will be on all afternoon and
the players will return to the club
nouse for afternoon tea and dinner
The weather permitting. the tables
are arranged on the terrace of the
club looking toward the river and n
number of interesting parties will take
place there tonight.
An orchestra will play throughout
the evening and for the informal hop
following dinner.
Mrs. Robertson Entertnins
pretty tea was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. A. Stuart Robertson
and Miss Elizabeth Atkinson, at Mans
Held. the Atkinson home in Stanton
The house was decorated with flowers
and from TO quite n number OF
guests called Mrs. Lloyd Freeman. Of
Washington. and Mrs. a. Erskine Mil
Ter presided at the punch bowl. and
Mrs. Granville Curry, Of Washington +.
MRS. Conrad Johnson. of Alexandria;
Misses Sarah Robertson and Marie
Bowles assisted tho hostesses
Mrs. Robertson has been the recent
guest of Mrs. Hunter Mcclure in this
city.
Guests of Miss Richardson.
Misses Laura Richardson and Eliza
Leake, accompanied by Miss Frances
Boykin. OF North Carolina. returned to
kichmc nd Thursday evening. after at
tending an attractive house party In
Wilson. y. g. for several weeks
Much delightful entertaining was done
In their honor. and this week the
party motorca through the Carolina
mountains. Miss Richardson and Miss
Leake will leave shortly for East Leakc.
on tho James River. for the summer
months.
Lassiter-Trevyett
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas p. Trevvc,t. Of
Jamaica, Long Island. y. Y. announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Dearborn. 10 r. Roland I.assiter Of this
city No date has been set for the
wedding.
On Motor Trips.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G Deitrick and
their daughter. of Grove Avenue. who
nave returned from motor trip
through the Valley Of Virginia. will
leave for a week end motor trip to-
day. accompanied By J. Gilcher Brad
shaw.
Lewis c. Crenshaw leaves this morn
Ing with a party Of friends on motor
trip to Nirrod Hall
Miss Christian Houored.
MI. and Mrs.. j, Frank Roberts en-
terta;ned at n porch party a. tho Pit.
Cottage, WillouPh nv Beach. Wednesday,
evening in honor 81 Miss Janet Chris
iian. OF Richmond. who is tho house
guest OF Miss Vera Henley in Duncan
Avenue Lanterns and flowers were
ctectually used 20 decorate the porch
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Charles He!neman. Miss Janet Chris
tan, 0! Rich mond Miss Gurk and Miss
Bling, Of Baltimore; Misses Mary Spi-
vcr. MaTeaiet Brown. Katharine
Rrouchtor, Margaret Adams. kath-
.etn Adams, Mable Wharton Helen
Borrry, Vera Henley and Nathiayn
Hodges, cf Portsmou,h Messrs. Jones
Paul Wya.t. Philip Thomas Thomas
Glenn Minetrce Folk. Albert White
hurst Albert Bcnncy. Eddie Randolph.
James Martin and Walter Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
"'by Fellows, See You in Two Weeks!"
land a, willoughby Beach.

erland AZ Willoughby Beach.
Mrs. j Rives Worsham, of Norfolk.
and Mrs. George & Barnard. Of Rich
mond. are spending the summer with
their mother. Mrs. ]. l.. Sutherland. at
WillouEhby Beach.
Miss Myra Spencer has returned to
North Carolina. after a visit TO Miss
Nancy Midyettc I'm Ashland.
Miss Gertrude Hatcher has left for
Meredithville, where she Will visit Miss
bugger.
Miss Ola M Jenries. OF Richr1o nd.
who has been tho guest of friends in
Newport News for some time. has left
for Baltimore, where she Will visit
friends before returning to this city.
Mrs. u. HalliEran has returned from
North Carolina. whore she has been
spending month with relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
TTrCC-EHroC.

AMHERST. VA, July 2S.-On We'd
noSday, in the Methodist parsonage at
Amherst, Rev. n. :. RauRhan united in
marriage Elisha Matthew Tyrec and
Miss Myrtle Ann Tyrcc Tho ceremony
was performed in the presence of n few
relatives and friends. The couple will
make their homo near Rivcrville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

I u" following - a ilSt OF t:'ihih'''S
shu successfully passed III" "Xn:nina
ions for the practice Of medicine. held
June 20-23. as furnished by br. j. y.
carney. Of Fredericksburg, secretary
# the state Board Of Medical Exam
ncrs:
Allen. Cary II. richmond.
I:arr. Everett :. Richmond.
I;clcher. Aubrey G.. South Richnioud.
Bell. l.. Nelson. Wayuescboro.
Bender. Ernest H.. Iolloksviile. y. G.
Hlan,on. Wyndham r.. Richmond.
trookw"ll. Raymond H.. Richmond.
I!roocks. Edward u. Chase city.
Hust"ed. Daniel r.. CITY Point.
Emt,. Arthur T.. Davis. W. va.
Calladinc. Thomas NJ. j.. city Point.
Carroll. Patrick NJ. Rio Vista.
Castillo. Daniel. bel. Richmond.
1layh"rnc. Moses. Washington. u. g
Crank. Gilbert -. Coffee.
crumpler. Lawrence o.. Richmond
DiaZ. Felix Alfar". i;ichmond.
Dodson. Austin .. Richmond.
Faris, James T.: Rcd IIill
Farmer. Frank ~. Roanoke.
Gill. Elbyon" g.. Roanoke
Gill. Grover H.. TanEier. Iowa.
Gilmcr. William T.. Richmond.
Glover Edward T., Portsmouth
Graham. Charles T.. Wythevillc.
Green. Joseph H.. clifton Forge
liamln. Percy g.. Richmond.
Hammer. James H.. Richmond.
Harper. Edgar g.. Draper
liill. Lewis Brown Richmond
iIinchman. Harry T.. Richmond
iIall"nhcck, Lloyd L.. carskiu. y. Y.
Iiarton. Howard NJ. Wakefield y. G.
Hyde. LcRoy w. rlattshurE. y. Y.
Jennings. caspar w. Richmond.
Johnston. ii"ury g.. Richmond
i.lcwcllyn. Charles r.. Philadelphia.
Pa.
T,,l,,
Louis a. Portsmouth.
McAnnally. William r. Madison. y
Mddlckamn. Harry g. stanton
Noel James r.. Sharvcrs Mills
N"n. Eugene T., University OF Vir-
L,inia.
Nelson. William. Rus;burg
otcy. Walter NJ. Montvale
Parker. Paul c.. f"tccasi. y. c.
Parker. Walter r. Woodland. y. {.
Phipps. John G.. Pulaski
farramorc. James o.. Catawba
Parson. Andrew H.. Richmond.
rcrry. Vance p Richmond
Phillips. Charles. Richmond
roimdcxtcr. William O.. Goodo.
isamSomc.. Albert J.. Hampton.
Ecmnic. William H.. Lodi
Hhudy hooker t.. Richmond
Kiv'N. James p. Richmond
Robertson, Alex F., Jr.. Staunton.
Sandhcrg. Erik r. Cardinal
scott. William S. Fredcrickshurr
S""hcrt, Jose. T.. City Hospital. New
York
short. Noah H.. Baltimore, Md.
sinclair. Marshall w. Hampton.
smith, Phillip s, Richmond
Spencer. James NJ. Richmond
Sirceter, Work ~. Gcrmantown, Pa
Strickland. Ernest L.. Wilson y C.
Sutherland. Frederick T.. Richmond
'Tahh, John ! MiIloth;ap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
IS AND OFT or TOWN.

Mrs \ Seldom Jones ana her daush-
ter, Miss T"1yllis Jones. have returned
from visit; 70 HuGucno, Springs. in
Powhatan County
Mr. and Mrs / Newton Vaughan.
ir of this city. arc guests OF Mrs. /
land
Mr. and Mrs. Frank stacy are reg
istered At tho -, Charles Hotel in Al
lantic City.
Mrs f. y Palmer has returned to
Richmond after visit 10 Colonel vii
liam u. Parker a, Mountain view"
near BlacksburR
Miss Grace sors. Of this city. is a
guest Of Miss Nina Croker q, her
home in Suffolk.
Miss Eleanor Scott Of Richmond. has
been the recent guest Of her cousin.
Miss Augusta Nixon. !n Ashland
Miss Louis" Rice. Of this city. has
been visiting Miss Bessie MAY Wyatt,
at Wil!omChhv Reach for several DAYS
Miss Marie Frick who has lust re-
trrned from trip 10 Willoughhy
Peach. will leave on Tuesday for Ho,
Springs.
Nj and Mrs, Charles owen. Of Rich
mond. are visiting relatives in south
Boston.
Dudley Edwards has returned 20
Richmond after a visit to relatives at
"Riverv!ew." near Lancsville
Mrs Clyde Gouldman and her little
son have returned 10 West Point, after
visiting relatives in this city for sew
crnl weeks.
Mrs William Hugh Nelson ana Miss
Laura Nelson have returned 10 Rich
mond. after visit 10 Norfolk
Miss Irene Gary. of West Point. has
been spending several days with rela-
tives In this city.
Llewellyn Ncale, of this city. Is visit,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Carrot In Lanes
willie.
Miss Grace Richards. of Newport
News. is the guest Of friends In Rich
nond.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Boyd. who have
been in Richmond for a short stay.
have returned TO South Boston.
Mrs. Norman II. Johnson and chill
dren are visiting Major and Mrs. J.
G. Baird in Charlotte, " c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Tenser and
their son, Charles II. T"nscr left this
week for Atlantic city. and will later
visit friends in philadelphia and Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Blunt. OF
Barton Heights. who have returned
from Warm Springs. are guests Of Mira.
G. +. Delarue in Ashland
Miss Leila Hooper. Of Richmond. is
the guest OF Miss Irma Price at her
homo in Salem.
Messrs. George and Edward Macks
Of Richmond are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. de .Iarnett at
their cottage at Virginia Beach
Or. w. p Norris and his daughter,
Miss Margaret Norris. who have been
spending n week in Richmond, have
returned to Salem.
Miss Edith Howison Rayliss. OF Rich
nond. who is tho guest of Mrs Annie
Spalding Crump in Norfolk, will later
visit her uncle, Richmond Green, in
Baltimore.
Mrs. c. ]. Williams and Miss Eliza
beth Williams left on Thursday night
to visit Dr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Jones
at their summer home In Highland
County.
Mrs. Dicie Thomas. OF this city, who
has been visiting friends in Charlottes-
VILE. is now in Washington.
S. P. Dowdy. of Richmond. is the
guest OF friends in Newport News for
short stay.
Miss Anna NJ. Railey, OF Richmond,
Is vlslting her sister, Mrs. Jennie T..
Sneed, in Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Pennypaoker and
RrnaN.s on,areaHtsitl Mrsssl SuthH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

TSpnClaI TO The Times DiSpatCh.I
NORFOLK. VA. July 2S.-Thc first
t"st OF the Mathews and Stephenson
antiEamhiinc acts was made in police
court here this morning and convic-
lions were obtained. Two negroes
w"r" sentenced 10 six months in Jail
for petty gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
Hoy Drowned in Greek.

Especial I" The Times Dispatch
IiEATliSNlILE. VA. July 2S-R T.
licadlcy. about twelve years old. was
drowned ON Tuesday near Indian
Point, This county, while bathing in
II creek lie could not swim and got
into - hole said to he thirty feet deep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

NORFOLK, VA. July 2S.--F'ire losses
in tho city of Norfolk during the fiscal
year ending on July | totaled s6425Sl.
The total valuation of the property
whore fires occurred is estimated at
s5.s00,ooo Although the number Of
alarms increased during the year, the
fire loss shows decrease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

In spite Of tho rain. which caused the
entertainment 10 he held indoors,
good crowd attended the social held
last night at the rentra! Young Mems
Christian Association. TN the program
were Roy NJ. o'Rork, comedy acrobat:
Herbert &. Johnson. reader. and the
Old South Quartet. Another social is
scheduled To take pla"r next Friday
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

GORDONSNl1.1.E. VA. July 2S-.Iohn
Franklin Kirby announces the engage
ment and approaching marriage of his
daughter. Miss Katherine Estelle to
Edgar Gilmore HURT. Of charlottes-
willie. The wedding will take place
in August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
ICE MISSION RECEIPTS
contributions for This Summer Are
Nearing sTn-Hot Weather Brings
Great Suffering.

only S3.45 Is needed now to make tho
fund raised this summer for tho Ice
Mission 500. How many tears have
been dried and how many pains eased
by the ice vii! never he known till
the DAY when all tears shall be wiped
away, but in the present a chorus OF
thanks ~ going up 10 all the gem
cr"us contributors.
Receipts Yesterday amounted to
s2I'n". small amount considering tho
extreme neat and the continued need
Those in comfort in Richmond or away
Al pleasure resorts are again reminded
OF iii" far different condition of tho
poor who dwell along crowded sun
baked streets. All contributions sent
:" The Times Dispatch will be prompt
ly ACKNOWLEDGED.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-07
Legal Notices
NOTICE.

State Of North Carolina,
County of Henderson.
In the Superior Court.
F. S. Wetmur, w. S. Miller, j. Mack
Rhodes and B. Jackson, trading as
Rhodes Automobile Co.
W. A. Garland and P. D. Heffner.
The defendants above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the ST.
peTiOr court of Henderson County,
North Carolina, to secure Judgment
against the above named defendants in
the sum of $4,000 with interest and
cost, due by note; and the defendants
above named will further take notice
that they are required to appear at the
term of Superior Court for said coUn-
ty to be held on the Sth Monday before
the 1st Monday in March, 1917. at the
court house Of said county in Hender-
sOnVille, North Carolina and answer or
demur to the complaint in SAID action
or the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said COM
plant
This goth day of November 1916.
G.. NJ. PACE,
11-23-4tc Clerk Superior Coutr.