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heir, bearing on school work.

their bearing on school work.
NJ j.. H. Qmisenberry.: farm den,onstra-
ton agent for Louisa County. has been
invited to deliver an address on "a sub
jsct he knows by actual experience.
How Better Roads Increase Farm
rrCduction." t.si
Other speakers will be u. G. Moo
NAV. Jr.. director Of the Bureau OF
Markets OF the Virginia Department OF
Agriculture. who will cover the sub
jcct OF Good Roads and Their Rela
tionship to Profitable Marketing'': H.
p. Smith. assistant industrial agent OF
the Southern Railway. ON 'Relntion
ship OF Good Roads to Transportation;
George +. Coleman. state High way
Commissioner OF Virginia. on tho work
Of his department. and an Invitation
has been extended 70 Gay 4, Iiorner TO
address the meeting concerning the
Richmond Petersburg Norfolk Ports
mouth Highway. Other speakers Of
national prominence will be on the pro-
gram, il is expected, and committees
will be established to stimulate prog
ress in road work throughout Virginia.
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division OF the Alton Way has bee
organized. Each town represented will
see that all poles on. the route in It's
vicinity are Duintcd with the official
symbol. six-inch band. of black
thanked above and below with six-inch
bands OF white. The route between
Peoria and Lu Sale follows the old
stage line; north OF Lu Sale the route
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'follows tho old Starved Rock trail
Thc Alton Way is known as the Oldest
marked trail i'll the Statc. and was the
i'rst to use the system OF painting the
poles along the highways. The route
now extending from Chicago to ST.
Louis. ~ regarded as the most pie
turcsque In the State. and follows the
Illinois River.
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country and city alike.
Roosevelt Page, Second Auditor of
Virginia, will speak on GOOD Roads
and Country Life"
J. II. Binford. an authority on coun-
try schools in Virginia, will tell OF
the Importance OF improving roads and
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agement TO country life and agricul-
tural pursuits and by bringing tourists
into the State.
An address Of welcome will he de-
livered by Mayor George Ainslic. who
will touch on the great Importance Of
better roads and their advantages for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

Ihe surveying and marking OF tho
New York TO Palm Reach highway ha.
Jnst oeen completed and comprehend
slVe tour book with maps is now be-
Ing issuej
b the importance OF this book 10 Rich
mona motorists lies not only in the
laci that Richmond Is included In the
Itinerary. but because the touring data
shows IN detail the road TO the north
ss far AZ Washington. and TO the south
As fur as Raleigh This comprises only
Two scciions OF the entire highway,
which terminates at Miami, Fla, and
which Ia also shown in its entirety.
Inc distances between all points iE
clearly and accurately shown in road
log form. and as an aid to the use Of
ihe book. tho National Touring Bureau
erected guide post signs at every
sing point and also warning
where danger exists. 49,,
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TO Mark "Altou Way"
The Springfield, Peoria and Chicago
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-15
up TO YOU" SAYS EMpEY

Arthur Guy Empey, American boy who went into the
British army the Lstania disaster who served two
years who came back write that great book Over the
Top says Americas greatest newspaper the New York
Times:
Then with change Of tone, and with admir-
alton in his showed how lie felt before lie had got to
the OF his there IS the Y NJ g. You people
in ought DO everything can TO help the Y NJ
c. A. 1t the real home of the American soldier IN France
give him his loved hut him the comforts
and interests and pleasures Of home Ii brings home to him
hAA IN tho mud OF the trenches And those Association
ssHn dsAviDg my wonderful salaries either they voun
Ac nod they the midst Of the mud and the firing
Via solsm are 10 1ake the soldier comfortable and help him
maintain the restsn and the msnnes that ne had when he
went into the waJ The Y. NJ C. A. doesnt make dsnc
ton in ,~-frotesssnt Catholic Jsy. atheist every
is welcome
SHOW me the soldier who makes disparagng rsnsrk
about the NJ c. A. It's work and II show you soldier
who detrmen to the army, who is constantly in trouble
and who respect of officers and mates It's
YOU people a home to help the Y. NJ c. A."
Have you done your bitF
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-15
Terms of Sale

All of $500 and under cash, that amount 10
months time bankable paper at per cent interest.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-15

Bsrrien County Takes First Big Gifts
At Start.

Berrien county led Oh in the big
state war fund campaign when il
wired into state Y. VI. c. A. headquar.
ters Thursday of last week "One ST 900
gift two S50o"
Harry Lauder the Scotchman. who
has made millions laugh in every city
of this land and most OF Europe. gave
"a grand opener 10 Detroit's campaign
for $4,000 in the Armory Sunday sf.
ternoon when he told the solemn story
OF the war.
The great churches OF the cities OF
Michigan. the little country churches
opened their services 10 the story OF
the y NJ c. a on Sunday.
Campaign committees are At the top
state
Soldiers from Camp Custer Briga.
der Generals Miller and Morse. sew.
eral high STAFF and regimental officers
and q score OF non-commissioned off.
GERS and priyates have gone out into
the cities and towns all over Michigan
10 ten the people OF the state what
the y VI c. 4 means in camp
The boys campaign To earn and
give $40 apiece was led off by the
boys or Highland Park high school. De
rloit one hundred vi whom got togeth.
CIR in the very beginning ~ the cam.
paign and pledged $1,000 Boys all
over the state are looking for jobs
that will earn them the SO they need
Detroit manufacturing concerns are
allowing boys 10 come in and stay
long enough TO earn their funds.
The state is divided into seven great
districts outside OF Detroit for pur.
poses of carrying on the campaign.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-15

eat the lunches that have been brought
from home. The barracks filled with
hunks are not the place 10 have the
talk out and they are still less the
place TO eat what IS in the big baskets.
The Y VI c. 4. keeps open house"
TO all these visitors and here the boys
sweethearts on the many rainy Sun.
days this fall. II il just one Of the
Y. NJ G. As ways Of being handy, OF
doing the thing that needs to be done.
TO let the folks i'm on Sunday sort OF
keeps the home fires burning" and
il gives the boy memory OF the folks
that sticks by the Y NJ G. a. building
after they have gone home
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-15
CAMP Y. NJ. c. A. PLACE TO VISIT

These are Michigan folks. eating
lunch with their boy in one OF the Y.
NJ c. A. buildings at Camp Custer. A
lot OF people come OUT to camp on
Sunday The boys wait in crowds
around the fence where the car pulls
in from Battle Greek TO see whether
their folks have come Then the boys
take these "tenderfeet" from back
home around the camp But that isn't
All. they want a chance 10 talk and TO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-15
10000 Men at Y. NJ. c. A. Meetings.

AT Camp Mills, the temporary EN-.
barkatiou point on Long island. 5000
letters are written on a Sunday by the
l2.00o men Here 30 secretaries are
working In the six tents. The attend
ance Of 1000 men day at religious
meetings is not extraordinary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-15

You can't go with your boy send
the L. NJ. c. A.
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GAINESVILLE

lSrecia TO The Times Dispatch
'l.ARkSNll.1.E. VA. November 10
me Civic League held it's regular
monthly meeting Thuraday afternoon.
Iherc was full attendance, and every
one was interested In the rcport or
MIS- sam Howerton. vicn- president Of
the league who last week attended
council meeting OF The Virginia Fed
Grafton o. Womcn'5 Clubs. which met
in Norfolk.
The Civic League proposes the pur-
chase OF l.ibert! loan bond, and AN
oyster supper is planned 10 help raise
the sum needed.
WAS entertained by Mrs L. H. Eas!ey.
at Hotel Grace
The pAthfinders. representatives of
the Bankhead National Highway As
socia ton. pasred through Clarksville
october 81 on an auto trip over part
or The proposed Nationa! Highway from
Washington TO Los Angeles. TWO COM
m!ttees mad been appointed by the local
branch OF the highway association. one
to go to Richmond and meet the pa tn.
finders and acc ,mpany them TO Clarks-
vile. The other TO arrange some plan
of " elcome for. Them while here. The
last committee was assisted by COM
mittec OF ladies compose OF Mrs G.
Il. Barrow Mrs. -. =. Wright Mrs. !
T. Lewis, Mrs. e. s. Wood and Mrs. X,
w. SANS. The high school turned out
in full TO welcome the pathtlnders, the
Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls were
on dress parade, and a light lunch OF
coffee and sandwiches WIS served.
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SOUTH BOSTON

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. November 10
Mis-. imogcn Watkins WAS hostess
to the Cleaners Society this we-h.
Mrs j. X. Doan entertained the Char.
NY Cub Oh Monday afternoon
J.. II. Jordan motored To Camp 100
last Sunday morning. He found tho
iiatif"N boys In good spirits
MISS Ruth Elliott who is teaching
at Jarrutt. Va. spent last week -cn,I
WIN her mother. Mrs. j. w Elliott
Hiss Annie Johnson. OF Houston. IN
visiting Mrs. }. i. Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoheit Slate yisi,e1
friends IN DAnril!e last Saturday.
Miss Irene Estes has returned homo
from visit to Lynchburg.
MIS- j. II. Wilborn ~ visiting her
"r",hcr, 4. :. Anderson In I.rnchburs
Mrs. +. A. Anthony OF Rucn, VIZ
is the GucsL OF Ms. A. T. Willir,.h,,,
IN. Jester or Richmond College. was
visitor here th!; week lie nresc,,,d
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cd the teachers Oh Training for
Citizenship In the Primary Grades"
Alta recent meeting of the normal
school cnaptGr OF the State Teachers
Association, the members OF the chap
ter voted to contribute to he Cataivba
pavilion. to be established ut the Ca.
tawba Sanatorium, for teachers. the
money That would have been USED in
pnHing the expenses Of the delegates
70 the state Teachers. Associate ,n
Misses Grace T.. Mix and lima Won
Shilling were elected delexates TO the
meeting TO he held In Roarckc. No.
vember 81 to 30 1917.
Miss lima Won Shilling. Of the train
ing school faculty. who is p'esi.lept o.
the .rammar.grade teachers section
OF the State Teachers Association. liz
arranging practical demonstration OF
tho use OF thu various scientific scafcr
oi encouragement at tho Norember meet
ing In Roanoke. .A
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GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO. y. G.. November TO-
Mrs. H. Il. Crews was hostess at 4
bridge party Wednesday afternoon At
her home at l0t Melrosc Court. COM
pihmentary to Ms. Il. y Wooten ana
Mrs -. &. klingman.
Mrs. j. T.. Maddox entertained in.
formally Thursday morning In honor
or her guest Mrs. J. H. Mckinley OF
Washington. ~. e.
Mrs. william l.. Coflin. who has been
the guest OF her sister-in-,kw, Mrs l.
r. peebles. left Thursday for Charlotte.
90 )oih captain CONN. who is now sta
TONED at Camp Greene.
Mrs. Clarence y. Cone and Mrs =.
S'ernberger returned Wednesday, from
haieigh. where they attended "a meet
ing OF the North Carolina cI, ision OF
the Council OF National Defense
The Tuesday Afternoon Eucl,re Club
was entertained this week by Mrs. !
W. brawiey ut her home OH Tate street
Mrs. w. ~ Devin made the highest
Scor. Tor club member. Mrs. Kath-
crime himer was awarded the visi.
tors prize
Mrs. w j.. Cole entertained the Tues.
gay afternoon club this week "a, her
nome on Asheboro Street. Bridge was
played. the highest score being made
by Mrs. n. II. King. Jr.
Mrs. u. r. Bush HI returned tom
Louisville. Ky. where she has been
spending some time. She was accom-
panied by Misses Carrie And Lily Bush
her sisters-ti-law. who Will spend SCI.
eral week. as the guest. Of Mr.. ara
Mrs. Bush.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Gilmer. i. r.
Scales md Miss Fannie S.une left To-
day 70, Fayetteville.
w. u. Truitt and family left Tuesday
morning in their automobile for Cam
den. y. j.. VIII re they will make their
future home.
MISS Margaret Albright entertained
the Gamma 7 III Bridge club Saturday
afternoon.
Mfg John II. Dewey. w..o has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
= Bradshaw, has gone TO Spartanbu, :.
= c. 10 join her husband. Lieutenant
Dewey. at Can D. Wadsworth.
Mrs. j. <. Betts. Mrs. j. e. Fores,er
ana Mrs. H. d. Blake atteid d the Red
Cross Convention In Raleigh last week
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university. During his STAY in col
!ccc. Dr. Knapp delivered three special
lectures before the Latin students. and
also gave. on Friday ntxht III. nrst
OF TN: series Of public lectures pro-
rided annually by ,'se faculty. This
aud one OF the spects, lectures were
illustrated with lantern slides from
Dr knapps collection OF photographs
The FIRST Of Randolph Macon's class
parties was given on Saturday. Noyem-
Der 3. when the jan!or clays entertain :
ed the freshman class In the eymna
stun With IN advertising party" All
decorating wna done by loca; MGR
chants ia the manner OF window dis
plays. Th X was great saving FOR
the class. Further evidence OF econ :
"my was seen IN the Refreshments.
The annual reception given by the
seniors to the faculty WAS also on lines
OF ct pnolny tho reception costing
about onc-ihird Of the sum spent in
former years.
The student building committee act
in. OH advice from tho college treas
nrer. Eat .nv.ste,l Sl2 Don f. Liberty
bonds
The basketball season opened OH No.
N"mb"r VIII the usual Junior .frc?h-
man game. Tn" score WIS % 70 Is in
favor OF the freshmen
Young Womcn'& Christian 3ssoci,
ton activities has been TUNED 20 war
work. Tho Red Cross committee is
dirs' ting bob knitins and sewing
work
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BIG STONE GAP


Especial to The Times- Dispatch
ON SIoNE CAP. VA. Novem De;'
io.-W W. Buckley. who has been IN
'he Abingdon lIospi,a, for the past two
WreXs. underwent an operation Monday.
az" t:i' condition is critical. =, ielr-
'.''he message rom The hospital re.
:o''s tna.rt fe.t;n& Alor& yer! wei
itis sist'.' Miss Pa,ilec Buckley. il with
h'm at the hospital
MISS jamie in J:npson. She second
""ught'f # Mrs. Sarah l.. Thompson. OF
tH'S place Was m,.ried tc Thomas Mai
. inns prosperous young farmer OF
buchanan County. about two weeks
ago.
Mr.. and AIRS J, Lake Ellis. OF pun
sahno. spent sunday here visiting
friends
Mr. and Mrs. :. Gudaill left Monday
n,orh'ns for greensboro. Ny. where
'hey viii spend few days
MSs May Elizabeth cloud. who is
attehdinG school at Virginia Intrrnont
college. in Bristol spent the weekend
mere with her uncle. W. r. Goodloe.
MrH W. r. Guodioe returned Sn,ur
"'! from visit To relatives in Char
'ottesviile Her niece. Miss Mazda Hill.
home.
Mrs. }: vs.. Fox and daughter. Miss
Minnie Fox. and John Fox. .Jr.. rc
>''''''hs IToIE N6SninStOn
and New Pork
o'ih MoCser returned Friday from
"aShihst6n ana other Eastern citie.
'harics Common lief; to-day for Alte-
mus NY" where he recently purchased
coal property. which he expects 10
operate. lie Will move his family to
'hat place in the near future
'onsreasman - Il. SlerIp arrived
h"r" sunday night from Washington.
MIS-. Joseph Grill left Friday for Pc
lersburs where sh" will stay until Mr..
mn who is n, Camp Lee. is called
% duties 'lsewherc
IL. ]. irwin" left yesterday for Scott
county. "here he viii spend several
days on business
'" T. Peck spent la-, week here with
his family.
MISS Msdse Muncy. who is attending
achooi At Lincoln Memorial University.
AZ iiarrosate. spent the week END here
WIN her mother. Mrs J. G.. Muncy.
announcements are out for the mar
Mag" Of Miss Florence Edith smith
or Detroit. Mich. to w. !. Smith. NJ
ms place. The wedding took plac. I'm
detroit on October ~. MIR. and Mrs
"hfh arrived here sunday morning.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

FARMVILLIi. VA. November 10
Through the influence Of DR.. Jarman,
union service OF the Fnrmvill.
churches will be held in the normal
school auditorium Sunday night. No
vember IL. for the purpose Of interest
ing tho people of Farmville and Prince
Edward County in raising funds 10
carry on the work of tho Young Mems
Christian Association among the SOL
dicrs Of the allied nations
The normal schools contribution to
the students friendship war fund. to
GO to the general Young Men's Chris
ttan Association fund. is now nearing
tho $4,000 mark. although the student
BODY and faculty wCro only asked for
$1,000.
Miss Mary ID. Pierce and Miss stubbs,
OF the rural education department.
TOOK part In tho teachers meeting hnlo
IT Neyavil'c on November 10. Miss
Fierce discussed Problems In Rural
Education" While Miss Stubs addlesa.
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'G0RD0NSvILLE

HoRDONSVlLLE. VA. November TO-.
Miss Eueenia SneeS. Of Charlott.s-
vile. Visited friends here this week.
airs L. +. Runner was Il Chariottes-
vile visitor this week
["r'. a. Christian Of Richmond.
F'sited Mrs Z: T.. Johnston this week.
Mrs. b. H. Partiow has returned TO
her home in Lynchburg. after having
spen; the summer with her daughter
AIRS. \. +. Derby. at Monroviu and
other relatives and friends in C;ordons-
vile and Orange.
Mrs. Schilhon. OF Melions. is spend
ing the winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Joe lbodd. In Chnrlo;,ervine.
D. n. Johnston. OF Richmond. visited
his mother, Mrs. G. E. Johns,on. a few
days ago.
Mrs. G.. l.. Bryant and little grand.
daughter. Virginia Reckham. are spend-
Ing the week with relatives in Rich
mond.
Mrs W !. Johnston. after a yis,,
20 her sister-!n-lsw. Mrs. 4. +. john
sion has returned 10 her home In
Mr. AID Mrs r. II. pown.r Of CHAR.
lottesvil!e. visited relatives here this
Week.
Claude Scott. OF Washington. was the
guest Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. f.
II. scott. this week.
Miss Mary Kirk has returned 10 her
home in Norfolk. after having spent
the sumner with her sister. Mrs f. g.
Goodloe, at RYE Mountain"
Miss Margaret Wiley has been
visitor OF her sister. Mrs. Tillman, in
Charlottesville.
Miss Elizabeth Drmmmond has been
visiting her aunt. Mra. Il. F.. Helber-
ton. nea: town.
Miss Sudie Scott. Of "Edeeheld." left
few dnys ago for Charlotte. y. c..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

At the cost OF small jar OF ordI-
nary cold cream one can prepare
full quarter pint OF the most wonderful
lemon skin softener and complexion
beautifier by squeezing the juice OF
two fresh lemons into a bottle con.
tanning three ounces of orchard white.
Care should he taken to strain the
Juice through a fine cloth 80 no lemon
pulp gets IN. then this lotion will
keep fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon juice is used 10
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles. sallowness and tan, and I.
the ideal akin softener. smootheuer
and beautifer
just try #! Get three ounces OF
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up quarter pint OF this swestIy fro.
grant lemon lotion and massage IL
daily into tho face. neck, arms and
hands. 1t should naturally help to
Wilton. soften. frashon and bring on,
the rosos and beauty Of any skin. II Is
truly marvellous Ito smoother rourn,
rod hands.-Adv. ,..t
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AMHERST


SD"cia! To The Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA. November i0.-Miss
Dorothy Harris. OF Randolph Macon
Woman's College. was the week end
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. q. II. Brown
Jack Brod!", Of Philadelphia. was The
euett Saturday and SUNDAY Of his
brother. ". T.. Brodie.
Mr.. and Mrs. X NJ coney left last
Monday for New York. where they will
spend week
MISS Marion Dearborn. wno has been
tn" guest Of friends IN Clinton. y. C..
returned home Sunday
DR. Robert Whitehead OF Nrwnor,
news. ,s spending week with his
ia,her Thomas Whitehead. at "Mouu-
tain Wow" before .nlistins in III. med
zeal corps Of the army
MISS Leslie Strobe. Of stewart Hail
stanton. was Weekend cues, or
senator and Mrs y. T.. Strobe. at Ken
more
o. l.. Evans. of Washington came
no''ie ior INC election. IL. had az his
guest while here Mr. Morgan. of thc
State Department.
AlrS Bowers OF New York. arrived !,
amherst Monday. and viii spend ,be
winter at the home Of Mrs. T.. T.. vuor.
he!s wi
Mrs. Anna Ashln returned to Wash.
!hston Tuesday. after attending The
nufi"t OF hcr mother. Mrs. & H. Talia-
fcrro.
gorge b Thompson. OF the Nelson
''ieS. l.oFinsston. has been spending
4 part OF his vacation with his a,stsr
Ms J.. T.. VOORHEES,
Miss Wagner. OF Indian Mission ,s,,
""ahesda! Tor Hampton. where ab.
VIII inspect til" Indian Industrial
school ."
larry Long. Of iynchbur2 was b.ra
ednesday on business
Mr. ana Mrs Ray Haueh vino wcrn
,eseh'E married in T!fiin. Ohio. visited
W. ana !iFS' \" a Baldock last week.
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CULPEPER

cCi.PEPER. VA. November iV.-Dr.
ana Mrs. Otis Marshall are home again
after being absen; some weeks on ac-
count OF Dr. Marshairs health. which
is much improved.
Miss Gertrude Hall. daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. G.. Hall, and T.. W. B:rdsons
were married Wednesday night. the
ceremony taking place st the home or
:hc bride.
DR. John ~ Rice, Of 81. Louis Mo-.
Is the guest Of his sister. Mrs George
Bundick. on Jamerson's Ii!li
:, Miss Gta ace Lear, daughter Of DR..
and AIRS. W. W Lear. was married
this morning TO W. n. YOUNG or
Petersburg. the ceremony taking place
at the patronage. tho home OF the
bride.
Mrs Fred Porter was the CUES, Of
Nrs George Courts at The hayward
IN Washington last week
Mrs Il. J. Windsor and her daueh.
ter, Miss Rosali.- OF Baltimore foin.d
Miss Mildred Windsor here las; week..
ana are III" guests Of Miss Gilkerson
on Jamersons Hell
Miss Jane Loving lnf, yesterday for
i.ynchourE :" visit Mr. and Mrs. Clar.
ance Loving.
Miss George Wager spen, this week
:" 'hHrlottcsH'He as delegate to ;he
"oman's Guyii!a.'N. She WAS Joined IN
Wednesday, IVY Mrs. Leaveli and Miss
Strother
Mrs Bowman Clarke returned home
wednesday nfsrr an extended visit TO
her old home near Woodstock and her
sister in Washington
The Red Crors ambulance given by
the peopl" of Culpeper arrived this
week IL Will be sent 500. to Annis
t"n to so with the boys when ,i,cy- 10
TO the front
MISS Mar: English arrived last night.
and is ihe guest Of Miss kleewip at
the nome OF Mrs. John Newland
Mrs. G. W. Neal, OF Richmond. snd
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where She. her mother and sister. Miss
Livingston Scott will spend the winter
months.
J." NJ. Watkins and daughter IN la " .
Mrs. j. $. Watkins. We're recent visitors
OF the latter's husband. J. :. Watkins.
ut Camp lee.
Mrs NJ. Y. Swan aud children. Aubrey
ana Gertrude. hav. been visiting in
Washington
Miss Catherine Digs and Miss Della.
Shifi,ett. OF charlottesville, have been
guests Of relatives hear town.
w. ). Poindexter. for several ears
general yardmaster for the Chesapeake e
ana ohio Railway Company has re
signed his position and accep,ed (. no.
sit ion at lIopcwell.
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Mrs. W. W chelf Nero ,,uests this
weok Of Mr. and Mrs. Career Nelson
near Sper:,v:ile.
Mrs Roy hume Is home after {. visit
To her old home In Danviile.
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RAND0L PHI MACON

LYNCH BURG. VA. November 10
The Latin dcpartmer, oil EaI,Lolph-
Macoh Woman'S College. had as rs
guest during the last week Of Octo-
Der I'r. Charles Knapp. of Columbia
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u, tn" 'rart,st -cnurcr sunday morn
ing.
The canned goods donated 3y The
people OF Halifax County has been col