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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29

MANCHESrER NATIONAL. BANK.
Richmond. Va.
TIE regular nnnuai meeting OF the stock
January 1917. at - o'clock noon at Us
nmrnn"s ~ siec,t ~ lircctors for ,Ha en- en-
suing year and for the TRANSACTION OF any
other business that may properly como be-
fore the meeting
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Richmond Va, December S. :oi6
AT meeting OF the Board OF directors OF
quarterly dividend OF per cent was de-
clared upon its capital stock. payable jan
uAry :; 1917. To stockholders Of record at
close OF business December -. 1916. Checks
r. j. wiLLiNGHAM. JR.
-.-.--. secretccy.
THE PLANTERS NAT!0NAl EANK
THE directors OF this bank have today de.
clhred the regular dividend of 10 per cent
ana extra Dividend o. ; per cent making
capital stock Of the bank from the earn
tnss Tor the past six months. payable to
shareholders On January =. 1917. Checks
CONWAY II. Gonp1N.
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
eareu amarery GivSmd OF n ner ce ae
naynh , Jmnuary :, lglI, TO stockholders or
'O'' ''e'v''"s' ~ IL il, SLAUGHTER.
THE UNlUN BANK or RICHMOND. VA
THE directors Of he, linton Bank OF RICH
annual dividend Of 10 per cent Il per cent
increase over last ono paid out OF the earn
tnEs Of the past six months payable to tho
GEO " CALL Cashier r.''
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Richmond Va.
THE board Of directors OF this hank have
per cent and an extra dividend OF | pc:
cent. payabie January L., 1915. Books. Tor
Checks Tor -yidsnG viii be- 'T mailed. '''''
-. B. HILL Cashier.
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IpE -ul", an unto
fine trade and the
can buy can show
AND making money
csSdry ana very sin"
son Tor selling. e.
answer unless you
care rilues- Dispatch
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WANTED. Coinpos!tOr. one VINO can man.
age the business mud estimate on printing
preferred: stcady lob. Address l.. a. Boz
= $50. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29

WANTED. two kitchen men. ono elevator
hoy. Apply Lexington Hotel
CLERKS Tor day and night work. white and
colorcd lahorcrS. experienced derrick one
rator: Public Employment Bureau Room
=. City Hall.
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SITUATION WANTED-Femnle.

ORGANISE oil pianist desires position NOV
ins- pStufes. i3@. care Times Dispatch.
CHfA BILE business like young lady wltn
ycar.' experience In general oiic- work,
dceirc. position. rs, care Times Dis
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FOR SALl',--fiurScs.

FOR SALt,---fIorscs.
TEN EXTRA GOOD MULES
RIGHT ovt of the hardest Kind OF work
ages. from . TO vars old. In good 1esh
work single or dout!- Take them home
BRING them tack a:o get yCur money No
eiCAanse your nsnc. back on demand
CRCLL'S STA 2LE,
Is South Tenth Street
Ee!erencc: ANYBODY In Richmond
MCDDNOJGI Stables 3IJ North S;rahs m
Street. Phone Madison 3eTI Boarding
i.ery, sales and exchange. Horses for hire
by day. Week month. AcCli,nnird horse
AID Inuies always on hand. mated teams
aud heavy dr3uEht hnrSes speciality.
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= % - - ------ - -
w \ NIl;D-Agents.
SITUATION WANTED-,1ale

WANT position by January Is as travelling;
salesman with a Wholesale tobacco. gro
Gerry OF hardware house. y o! strong
deteriminat!or Asc -. with some expert
eEcc- Can furnish good reference. Address
- y. Eputc :. orcHc. Va
BOO ~ Kf.EPEK accountant, experienced in
position 81 responsibility. open To engage
in.nt address + ~. care Times Dis pat Oh.
SMALL. set o: books 10 ke.p hy .Nne:i .uceG
hpokkr"p'r Is $50. care Ti-,cs- Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29

Richmond. Va. Dee - 1915
THE directors OF the Central National Bank
Of Richmond have this day declared the
rcEula semiannual dividend Of and
Que half per cent on it, capital stool; ont
OF the earnings Of the past six months. pay
able TO the tockhcl,lers On ana after Jan
uar! l. 1917. checks will be mailed.
PHILIP T.. W, GOODWIN.
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DEATHS

FEILp.-Dicl Deccmber =, a, ier HON.
in Forest I'M SALLiE BOYD. wife Of
Hamilton Ecild. auI sister Uf Mis Archer
Jones, .; this city
~ 1870 FRIDAY MOANING. Burial PM
Natc.
iiiDkENSyN .,,-..A:,er a. iingering I,iu"ss
-t"T1ny morning az EEar at ms residence. :
lat iiaIn Street.
LEVY Died Drceinbcr Is "a, th" residence
% h"r Iau.Ai.y- Nr- Edwin \ t"ekl.l.
fOI Wet GrEH'- RACHEL. g. LEVY widow
Of Abrsm Levy. IN ia" eiEhiy-d.,h year OF
her
iiu,,f.i%- -Dica. wednesday,. DccernDe; -
II Il. VI ~ tie home 81 her son, y O.
iioEere Mrs ilANlIET l. ROGERS. IN
her s.NeIty-nirth yca:
Main Str.ct. IltiIlAY ~
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BEFORE you rent see US for room, or room
and board.
LEXINGTON HOTEL
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VIRGINIA CHEMi|AI. CO.

VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.
once OF Treasurer.
Richmond. Va, Dec %, 1915.
Dividend No. S..
THE board OF directors have this day de-
clarcd a dividend OF per cent Isa per
Slaret. the same being quarterly dividend
No So. on the preferrcd stock OF this com
pnny; payable January H. 1917. when checks
of record at the close Of business on De
S w TRANERS Trensnrer
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WANTED. men to learn the narr-r trade
ana take advantage OF cheap rates.
Positions waiting. Free catalogue sent
Ricimo Barber c"lirt.e. r 'chuUnd Va.
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SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE co Of
AMERICA

10 ~. s,o,,. rTh IdnEo III Deg ~: I'lSii
Insurance Company Of America:
You are hereby noiihed that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
security lAfe Insurance Company OF Amer
lea Viii ba held at tho Office OF tho com
many; Mutual Buiiding; IN the city Of Rich.
monh Va: on WED%ESDA u the 10th Jay
o'clock a NJ, for the purpose OF electinG
directors OF the company FOR the ensuing
year and the transaction of any and all
other business which may be submitted to
the meeting.
BY order 81 the board Of Directors.
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December -. 1916.
THE board OF directors have this day de
ciarcd scmiHnnuRl dividend OF thl Ave
per cent, and an extra dividend Of Il, one
Viii be mailed To Stockholders.
j. H. PATTESDN.
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MEETINGS

NATIoNAi. STATE AND CRY BANK.
Richmond. Va
The regular annual Meeting or IN. stouk-
holders OF this bluk WEI be held TUESDAY.
January =. 1914. at IL o'clock noon. at Us
hdukin. house. III East Maiu Street. for
the pur;"So OF cicctiug directors Tor the
.nsuilr year and for tho transaction uf any
other business that may properly come bo-
fore thc meeting.
Nl,,..
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Los. $50 .,uuND.
HE'LL WANTED-Niule

WANTED. resi3,crea Pharmacist :or sinai,
town. give references in answering !. -.
car" rimct dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29

SOUTHERN RIA LWAY COMPANY.
New YORK. Octtbsr IS. 1916.
To the Stockholders OF Southern Pail.
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Il the hoard Of Directors.

THE regular annual meeting OF the stock
nj 81, " s,nrnnrn,tsn, Lii 10 i,ni az nc
company office on Wednesday,. January TO-
1917. at o'clock Il. NJ.
CIiAS. * WILLIS.
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HAVE II hrst -class, steady position at
Eood wages Tor honest. trustworthy man.
who can furnish from $500 I" $500 cash
security. THIS Is nrc opening iur man
looking for permanent position with old
established and reliable Arm. Particulars
y, our Office. az ana =l3 Travellers Build
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M.A.,iti,-l"cInaic.

iight houscworh small family. T"Ic ph"u"
boulevard 1888. Address 21iT Hanover
salary expected. Apply Bon los. Hope
we'll. Va.
COl.DIED girl wanted in small family 10
- a.siSt IN general h"uE" work. Apply Mrs.
iC.
MANrED. reliable. settled ""lorca w"inan
cook for Institution. References required.
i,hnh" Rhui"lph bili.
SETTLED woman tor rldiI's nurse. cooks
Room .. city Ian
E%hEhli:NcED s,tm"grarhF Tor hard
pericncc i.cply Al car" Tim". pispntch.
HIiti. Tor 9""kins and general hou.c work .
N"bl" Ayonuc. tintcr Park
WANTED, an eNpcricnced cook: splendid
wages paid. ApDly rs. West Avenue
WANTED. good coo,l: nice room on place.
MN: to dty 2i0l stuart Avenue
"AS mcins,e eISern. s es es ,s, tsd
Srli%uGtAriiEh wno has s %, f I,.
street.
FEMALE: servant wanted. white or colorcI.
call Randolph jso6-J
HELP WANTED-Ma;e ana Female
800 month. Get government jobs Men
and women Wanted. st Of pOHiti ions
cpcg free. .fr2nkiin Institute. Dept. ga.
HELP WANTE.D-Profcssio
TEACHERS Tor January OPENINGS, direct
vallB. BRAIDED. high school and College
WORK Sunndid opening Demand ex-
s.st a
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The Confederate lHuseum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open A. NJ. TO p. M.
During July and August. to =
Saturday free IRON TO 2.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NATIONAL. STATE AND CITY BANK
Richmond. va. Dec. q. 1916.
TIE hoard OF directors Of this bank have
declared seminnnual Dividend OF IL
1917. JULIEN IL. HILL.
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BOARDING.

HOT WATER heated room: modern! CON
v"nicuCeS: hoard 40 West Grace.
ROOMS with hes, table board 40 West
Grace. Phone liandolph 42i4-J
LARGE southern exposure: best
table hoard ITO East Franklin street
LARGE. bright second story from, room.
with nice board. 80 Vest Grace.
TtIE. WEBSTE,k
ROOMS and board. absolutely ars'-class:
central; hot water heated; prices Very
reasonable. Madison :i5j. l0li-l0lS East
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rCNERNi. NOTICES.

DEVINE-Tho funeral -! MAS. IOii% 4
DEVISE Mtil talk. place from the resi-
dcpC". lSvi second Avenue. liIghlruI PARK.
TO-DAY fE!DANp a. i O'Clock. Inter
Inent Hollywood.
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond, Virginia.
THE directors OF this com pany have de
clared the usual dividend OF three pc,
Centum tJ per cent? out Of the earnings al
the past six months, and one per ccntun
Il per cent? extra dividend. payable ON a nc
after January ]. 1917
l.. u AYLETT Secretary
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WANTED white cart drivers So per wcek
W. 7. Ncitch. .nI EMsi Eanal Sircnl-
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TEArHEES FOR January. OPENINGS, direct
Cailn graded. hirh school and College
WORK. SuioGGid opening. Demand OK
ceedn supply Guaran,ccd scrvie. Send
Greenwood : =.
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CARPET CLEANING.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OLD rugs aud carpets made over into new
Street Madison gIS9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
The Chickahoniny Indians
Interesting Visit To Charles City setement-one Of the
Remnants Of the Age Of Pocahontas and Powhatan
BY ". M.

The acceptance Of an invitation to
make talk to the Chickahominy In
dams at the Samaritan Indian Church,
in Charles City County, resulted in a
delightful experience. It was q beau
tifui Sabbath day. and the trip from
Richmond was pleasantly made In q
car containing, besides the writer.
Rev. r. e. Throckmorton. Mission
Worker Albert Priest and Messrs.
Singleton and Jessie, B. Y. P. U. work
ers Of Leigh Street Baptist Church.
Mr.. Throekmorton has been the pas
tor OF the church since It's organiza :
ton score and half years ago, and
Is greatly beloved by these people.
who are very religious and loyal TO
their church. They attend the church
Services regularly--the aged and the
young. the men and the women. the
boys and girls--and II was a striking
scene to witness the conveyance of a
paralytic to the house of worship.
This unfortunate man was brought
from home In a vehicle and tenderly
borne into the sanctuary by two stall
wart men and comfortably seated so
that he could enjoy the services.
The worshippers were very devout.
ana sang the spiritual songs with zest.
They listened very attentively to the
message. after which Chief Adkins,
who IL old and feeble, arose and feel
ingly thanked the speaker for his visit
and what he was pleased to term a
helpful sermon ito an old man who is
nearing the end OF his journey and
trusting In God" Several others voiced
similar sentiments and gave interest
Ing testimonies, which were inter-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
FARMVILLE NORMAL

FarmvilIe. Va. Oct. ei.--Eighty-
eight counties and cities of Virginia
are represented among the six hundred
and three students now enrolled at
the Farmviile Normal School. Next
to Prince Edward County In numbers
IL Nansemond County. with twenty
students and Southampton County
with nineteen- Norfolk leads the cities
with twenty eight girls followed by
Portsmouth with sixteen and Lynch
burg with fifteen. Yves, Virginia has
eight girls in the school. North Caro-
lima seven. Pennsylvania two. Ken
lucky and Georgia one each.
The Star Course this year has some
local attractions az we'll as outside
numbers. The kuehn Concert Com
spany Ye Old New England Choir and
the New York Metropolitan Opera Com
pany will furnish the foreign attrac-
tons while the Dramatic Club will
present one OF its high class produc-
tons and the Glee Club will close the
program with Japanese Opera.
Dr. A. J. Fristoe. of Baltimore Md.
rave a very forcefuI talk of a religious
nature to the student body on Wed
nesday morning. at the assembly
period.
On Friday evening the Argus Lit
Arary Society presented at their open
meeting in the auditorium AN Even
ing with Barrie" while on Saturday
evening the Cunningham Society gave
selections from Madam Butterfly"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
-----------------------
WEST POINT

West Point, Va. Oct. 21.--The Wo-
mans Club met Monday afternoon.
with Mrs. J. F.. B. Kilburne at her
home on y Street. Federation was the
subject studied. An historical sketch
was given by the president. Mrs. w.
s. Eastwood and Mrs. NJ r. Nichols
read an article on federation enlarge
ment. Mrs. p. B. BostiC gave an in
terestng article on "Our National and
State Officers" Mrs. Emma Roy Spen-
Ger and Mrs. Kilburne told Of some of
the things the different clubs in the
state are doing after which dainty re-
freshments were served.
A school Improvement and Civic
League was formed at the new Euclid
Heights School Monday night. when
ar enthusiastic gathering OF the
friends and patrons Of The school met
there for that purpose. NJ s Buch
was made president Of the new or
ganization. with Mrs. Crosby Thomp-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

NORMAL NOTES

Special TO The Richmond virginian.)
Fredericksburg. Va, Oct. 2i.--The
Woodrow Wilson and Russell Literary
Societies have held their initial meet
ings and organized for the years
work. The student body Is manifest
Ing an unusual degree of interest IN
the literary organizations this year.
and the work is starting off with great
promise Miss Gene Millner is presi-
dent OF the Wilson Society, and Miss
Mary Harwood president of the Rus
sell Society
The Bible Study Committee Of tho
Young women's Christian Association
has announced the several Bible class
es to be conducted by members OF the
faculty. Attractive courses are offer
ed. and already q large number OF
the students have enrolled themselves
The committee has taken as It's slogan.
"A Bible class for every student"
The nrst athletic meet OF the year
was held on last Saturday afternoon,
when a fox and hound chase was en-
loved. The foxes. eighteen young
ladies, led by DR.. G. Mason Smith,
were followed In hot pursuit by like
number OF hounds, led by Mr.. Cook,
a member OF the faculty. The trail
covered several miles OF countryside.
and was marked by a generous supply
OF confetti. But the hounds failed
10 catch the scent and lost the chase.
The defeated party entertained the
sictors at an elaborate supper on Mon
day evening.
The Normal School Division OF the
State Teachers Association has held
its nrt fall meeting and elected the
following officers: Miss Mary s.
Gammnr president: Miss Charlotte
Peoples, secretary and treasurer: Miss
virginia NJ. Goolrick. delegate TO the
annual meeting OF the State associa-
,ion. to be held IN Richmond during
Thanksgiving week.
- Misses GooIrick and Forbes. Of the
Normal School faculty. were hostess
es OF the Fredericksburg Literary
Club on the afternoon OF October
20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM RADFORD

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Munford, president of the Cooperative
Education Association OF Virginia, and
Miss Douglas Wright. one of its secre
tartes. will speak at the Normal
The Normal School has always been
interested in the work of the Cooper
alive Education Association and has
promoted II in every way possible. DR..
J. +. Mcconnell has been vice presi
dent Of the Cooperative Education
Association for the last nine years.
The Normal School is one of the dis
trihuting centers for the literature and
publications of the Cooperative Edu-
cation Association.
Miss Edna Cox wiils on Naverb Der ] ;,
begin her work as county demonstra-
ton agent In charge or the Canning
Club work and other interests OF that
character m connection with the pub
lie schools and other groups In see-
tons of Pulaski and Montgomery
Counties adjacent to Radford. She
Will also do some work in connection
with the Normal School.
Prof. J, E. Avent on Thursday night
addressed the wythe County Teacn-
ers' Institute at wy,hevtlle. The Nor
NAL School faculty does as much ex
tension work IN connection with the
high schools and rural schools as the
work OF the Normal School will allow.
4 bulletin prepared by Prof Avent,
dealing with all grades OF public
schools, will shortly be ready for free
distribution
Prof w r Gilbert, secretary OF
the Appalachian School Improvement
Foundation. liz receiving a large num-
her OF calls for speakers. lecturers and
entertainers In connection with all
grades of schools. The Appalachian
School Improvement Foundations lis;
OF speakers is larger this year than
usual. Schools and communities de-
string the services OF one OF these
lecturers or entertainers can receive
such assistance by writing Prof. Gil
bert. The only charge for the speak.
er's servo. il actual travelling ex-
penses.
The interest in athletics II very
marked this session. New equipment
10 being added TO the gymnasium. New
athletic features are being introduced
The voluntary outdoor games and
recreations are very popular.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
BIG STONE GAP.

Big Stone Gap, Va. Oct. 2f.-Mrs.
w. A. Baker entertained number of
her friends Friday afternoon from
$3.50 to o'clock in honor of Mrs. l. p.
Martin. who left Thursday for Abing-
don. where Rev. 1. p. Martin has been
appointed presiding elder of the
Abingdon District At the close of
the afternoon, Mrs. Baker served de-
licious salad course to the thirty
guests present.
Rev. II. s. Hamilton gave a very
enjoyable party last Saturday after
noon to a large number of young folks
In honor of his little granddaughter,
Miss Leola Handlers, ninth birthday.
Miss Janet Bailey assisted the children
In playing many games until o'clock.
when they were invited into the din
ing-room, which was tastefully decor
ated with masses of mountain ferns,
large baskets of pink dalhias and pink
tapers, where they were served
candies. fruits. cakes and Ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs b. E. Rhoads enter
tanned few of their friends Tuesday
evening with three tables at bridge.
Hon. Carter Glass. of Lynchburg
Congressman from the Sixth Virginia
District. will address the voters OF
Big Stone Gap and vicinity Saturday
IN Lu6 EthpDi III JGltail VI
Wilson and Trinkle
Mrs. j. W. Fox and daughter. Miss
Minnie. are spending several days
visiting in Richmond Ky.
Misses Margaret Miller and Ruth
Prescott left this week for Chambers
burg. Pa. where they will attend
school at Penn Hall this winter
Mrs. c. r. Cassell. OF Waterloo.
Iowa has been spending several days
in the Gap visiting Mrs. John Taylor.
Mrs. Cassell and Mrs, Taylor were
schoolmates at Martha Washington
College several years ago.
Mr., and Mrs, James II. Taylor left
this week for Cincinnati, where they
will spend few days with relatives.
Miss Margaret Pierpont. of Wash
ington, y. c.. arrived in the Gap this
week. where she will spend some time
visiting her brother. J. II. Pierpont.
DIR. Walton, archdeacon from
Arkansas, spent a few days in the Gap
this week. where he held services at
the Episcopal Church three evenings.
Mrs. J. c. Moore. of Kansas City.
who has been spending several days
In the Gap visiting her cousin, Mrs. J.
f, Bum. died very suddenly Sunday
night from heart failure at the home
OF her brother. A. l. Sturm, at Appa
lachia.
Mrs. Henry Morrison spent a few
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
THE RICHMOND vIRG1N1AN-sUNDAY, OCTOBER %,

days this week at Cincinnati with
Mr.. Morrison. who has a position
there.
Mr. and Mrs. j. v. Alfriend and
children, OF Washington, D. c., who
spent several days in this section tour
ing Wise County in an automobile, re-
turned to their home last Wednesday.
Rev. NJ. p. Carico. D. D. the new
presiding elder of the Trinity Method
list Church. arrived in the Gap this
week.
Friday afternoon several boys pack
ed their camping outfit in a wagon
and drove to High Knob, which Is one
Of the highest points in Virginia, being
more than 1900 feet above sea level,
where they spent two days hunting
and picking up chestnuts.
Mrs. w. T. Goodloe was the hostess
to the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy on Wednesday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
FREELING NOTES

freezing, Va, Oct. 21.-william j.
Keel, Of Isom. was Al the burg during
the week.
Delmon Hanover is visiting relatives
at Bolecamp.
Marion Mullins was looking after
business interests in Russell County
during the week.
!. Miss Grace McFall IL spending the
week with her grandmother. Mrs. Lucy
Fleming, of Byrne.
Russell Fleming. of Byrne. Is visit
ing his sister. Mrs, Lily McFall
william Killen. of Osborn's Gap, Is
visiting relatives at Freezing.
Columbus Swindal. Of Norland, was
IN town during the week.
q Cedric 3. Beverly, who is teaching at
Rameyflat. spent the weekend with
hone-folks.
HILBERT Killen, Of Osborn's Gap, 10
: visitor at this place
william w. Beverly. OF Baden, Is
visiting relatives at and around Free
ling.