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discrimination
IN INCOME Law,
ASSERTS LAWYER
ConStitutionaIity ASsaiIed Be-
fore u, S, Judges,

Three United State, judges sitting in
federal court here hold IN their hand
The fate OF the Oklahoma income tax
law, from which is derived consid
cradle portion OF the funds upon which
the states government Is run
Injunction Sought.
They were hearing this morning tie
case of & A. Shalier against the state
Of Oklahoma IN which MIR Shaiier. an
oil man whose residence is in Chicago.
seeks to cnoln the state from collect
ing an income tax Of So 6OOO from him
Mr. Shaiicr basis his complaint upon
the fact that he is NONRESIDENT OF
the state
The oll mans case as presented ta
the court by Malcolm T.. Rosser Of Mus
kogce chief oi counsel for Shaiicr.
hinged upon three main arguments. One
was that income is intang bic and its
location" impossible OF definition an
other was the allegation that the Ok
lahoma income tax law diScriminates as
between the resident AMI non resdcu,
OF the state, and still another was thai
the law hlndcrs interstate commerce.
), + Freeing state attorney general,
conducted the case for the state. His
argument was that the income tax IS
neither a property tax nor an excise
tax but partakes Of the nature of both
and is therefore special tax and as
such permitted BY the constitution.
Outside Judge Here.
The judges in the case are Judge
John II, Cotteral Of the western federal
district OF Oklahoma Judge r. f..
Campbell Of the eastern federal district
Of Oklahoma, and Judge Kimbrough
Stone of the eighth circuit OF the
United States circuit court OF appeals
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0o NILES OF
a|DlD IMPROVED
N PAST YEAR
50 Says Trails Promoter to
Engineers Meeting,

Oklahoma has 100 more miles OF
good dirt roads now than a year ago,
thanks 10 promotion eiofrtS OF the
Ozark Trails association, Floyd r
Thompson. manager OF the southwest
ern division of the Ozark Trails. told
members OF the Oklahoma Society OF
Engineers at their eleventh annual con-
vention here this morning The meet
Ing was held in the Chamber OF Com
emrce rooms, More than fifty cngi
neers were present
Thompson Explains
Mr.. Thompson, who, toPthcr with
other Ozark Trails promoters, lost the
cooperation OF the engineering fra
terni,y because his methods OF road
building did not conform to the ideas
OF the profession, explained why the
methods OF the Ozark Trails were neccs-
sary.
He told the engineers that had the
Ozark Trails association urged the
building OF hard-suriaced roads or roads
OF any particular character. a division
OF sentiment in the community would
have resulted, and the consequence
would have been no roads at all,
When the aSosCiltion merely adyo
Gated good dirt roads, built insofar as
r.3ssihle by>puhlIc subscription and do
mated labor, there was no possibility OF
q community split on methods, he said
Mr. Thompson was heartily applaud
ed when he finished hs talk He was
preceded by Mayor OvcTholser who de-
ivered an address Of welcome.
Continues Tomorrow
The meeting Of the engineers is 10
be continued tomorrow. II will be held
at the Lee lluckins hotel The engi-
neers are to inspect the Oklahoma City
waterworkS proposition this afternoon
as guests Of the city commissioners, and
are to have a session this evening at
the Chamber OF Commerce rooms at
which a number Of pabers are to be
read
Election Of officers, reports Of com
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Continued From Page ~
D Brooks, federal food administrator.
and he in turn will send them to Wash
ington.
Daily Reports.
As we'll as the captains keeping sepa-
rate reports of the weeks signatures
Mrss Wallower asks them to turn in
the daily reports at o'clock each even.
ing 10 the registration desk in the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms where
Mrs Coulter Todd, Mrs. II G. Hat
field and Mrs Chas. Hoops will receive
them.
AT every house the solicitors will cx-
tend a cordial invitation 10 the mem
bers to be present at the daily demon
'trations at the high school under the
auspices of the food facts bureau.
Promptly at 2W o'clock each after
noon the exhibition will start in the
home economic department Of the high
school Miss leno Osborne, who will
talk on the planning of meals" saws
that she will tell the women Just what
meals should be composed OF
Recipes to be Given.
PaPmphlcts on IBcst war time reci-
pes" will he given TO the women. Tea
afterwards will be served in the dining
room, with Miss Helen Louise Lyons
in charge The hostcSses for today
were Mrs. Joseph HuckiuS and Mrs.
George Lieber.
The publicity committee with Mrs {.
R. Phelps as chairman, arcr still post
ing signs Some new ones came this
morning and will be placed in the
down town districts. II {. Martin,
advertising manager for the Oklahoma
Railway company, said that the women
may have their posters IN the street
cars, so that fifty will be installed
today
The women Of ST. PaPul's Cathedral
will be in charge Of the war luncheon
TO be held in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms on Wednesday al y 30
o'clock for the workers. Mrs. X. T.
Richards will be in charge OF the menu,
which will consist oi substitutes for the
foods needed by the soldiers. II will
consist OF eScalloped oysters, creamed
stuffed potatoes and cheese, fruit salad
corn bread pineapple shcrbct oat meal
makes and roficc
Church Folk Sign,
The rcnori OF the number oi sigma.
lures received in the churches yeStcr-
day have been handed in and shows the
following result
First Presbyterian church jSS sigma.
tures. with Mrs X G. Phelps and Mrs.
Frank Johnson as cantainS
St JoSephs Catholic church. l5O sig
natures, with Mrs w s. McAtec as
captain.
First Banti't church. $50 signatures.
with Mrs W + D,cken a, captain
First Ch.iitian church $50 sigma
lures, with Mrs J ~ Lindsay as cap
tain
haywood pre,bwcrian church ~ sig
natures with Mrs. Huber. l.. BoIcn as
captain
ST. Lukc5 Methodist Episcopal
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SCORE ARE INJURED IN
MISSOURI IN TORNADO

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Oct "a
scocre Of persons were iniuretd, none
seriously, 1t is believed, and heavy dam
age was done to farm property by a
tornado and electrical storm which
swept through the north portron of
thhs county last night.
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mittecs etc are scheduled.ior the Tues
day evening session after which an 'ex-
perienoc smoker" vii be held At thi,
meeting each member as his name is
called, is expected 10 relate not less
than two nor more than six funny, in
structive or deadly scriou, iuciicnt,
that have happened to him in a pro-
icSsional way.
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Miss Belle Robins /, the socialist
candidate for municipal couu Judge in
one OF the New York City districts AT
the election to he held next week. For
the past two months Miss Robins has
been waging a campaign which has as
tonlshed poll icians and is said to be
causing no end of worry in the coun
ellis OF the republican and democratic
naftieS.
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AMERICAN SHIP IS
CAPTURED BY U.B0AT

LONDON, Oct D-The American
sailing ship Fannie Prescott, 404 tons
gross has been attacked by a subma
rine. She was taken in tow by the sub
marine after being abandoned by the
crew.
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Chicago's stockyards report as one re-
suit OF the war an enormous increase
in the number of girls and women en-
ployed
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BUILDING Permits.

mckinney n Rhodes, 800 West Twenty
third street. one-story frnme dweIiinr
s. 500 ''''"e'
A Bolcg 1904 West Forty first
stree HfNramc garage. $50
Nichols Chandler. l3i West Nine
,,senih street two-Story frame dwelling
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Among the Louisiana women regis
tered for active war work was Mrs.
Emily llyams OF Natchiteches, aged lbs
years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

pledge will be written on Friday. We
will avail ourselves of every opportun-
ity to teach the children what the con-
scrvation Of foods means to the Ameri.
can soldiers at the front"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

One-third OF all the students now at.
tending the English medical college,
are women
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Births,
Mr. and Mrs George II Iang Oll,
homa city, q boy.
Mr. egt Mrs Rollie B Rose. I2s West
avenue, "A girl
Mr. md Mrs n A Huddleston. 72l
West Grand avenue "A girl
Mr. and Mrs James Nj Harlan 1870
West Locust avenue, boy.
=, MI and Mrs u s Craddock. 7i9 South
Hudson avenue, n girl
~, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Dupree, Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs q = Chumley washing
ton, Okla. girl
MT aud Mrs sam Crystal, 32S West
Second street south, rirl
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n"nrl NJ Vnndcnburg 10 doys old
daughter of Jesse Naudcnhurrh. isO1
West Tenth street
J.. &. shaw, I years old. son OF /. &
shaw. Ali East Second street
FiUh street Wv
A. Il. Rogers, s5 years old local hos.
pitnl
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Vital Statistics
Marrlauo Ilcen...


Verne l.. Cameron. q years old. and /
tern Likins, ~ years old. both OF okla
hUma City.>
Lewis Charles Roth, 20 years old Bart
lesvllle, okla, and Agnes Schuman. al
years old, Yale, Okla.
Walter l.. Crow. rs years old. Tulsa
Okla, and Agnes Quinton, q years old
Pawhuska, Okla
OrSon Funkhouser, ~ years old, and
Mrs. Annie Spidlfor, 20 years old both NJ
oklahoma city
Clarence Leroy Gilmore. 25 years old
and Anna Murie Jacobs 10 years old
both OF Norman. Okla,
ieter Graves, 70 years old. Independ-
ence, Kan, and Lucy Barnes az vears
old, Sparrow, Okla.
ia Mckinley, 81 years old, and Nellie
Montgomery. 81 years old, both OF okla
homa city
Otho A. PettyJohn. ~ years Old. and
Lucille Racer % years old. both Of
Woodward, Okla
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N.SICNERS TO
Pledge CLASSED
As "SLACXERS"

Continued From PAGE 81
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Dress
Impressions

The present success of the dr.
business warrants continuance only
an assemblage of the newer styles
displayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29

arrived to spend some time with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Carver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Bates and little
scr, r. Il. Bates. Jr., of Washington,
have been spending the week with
Mrs Bates's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ].
S. Huff, near town.
Mr. aud Mrs r. NJ. Harper. Of AleS-
areria, were guests this week of rela-
tireF in the city.
Frank Reynolds. of Akron. Ohio. has
beer spending the week with relatives
near Gordonsville.
dren. Clifford and Grace, of Richmond,
nave been spending the week with his
sister Mrs. r, G. Watkins. in the city.
Mrs: J. Thompson Booth is on a visit
10 relatives at Ashland.
James fagor, of Roanoke, a former
citizen Of Gordonsville. was in the city
few days ago.
Edward Faulconer, an officer in the
Guilford Grays. North Carolina Ma
tional Guard, visited his aunts. the
Misses Josephine and Norma Faulconer,
in the city few days ago
SlAs Bernice Eddins, who has been
attending the summer normal in Char
iottesville. was the guest this week
OF her friend, Miss Mamie Downin. en-
route to Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sergeant, accom-
panied by the latter's sister. Miss
i'ioiiNhS -huSc. Oh f1dHnlet, ~ T., nave
been spending the week with the for-
mcr's sister. Mrs. f. II. Turner, in the
city.
Miss Gladys Groiner. Of washington,
after pleasant visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Groincr, near town
has returned home
j. Parker Clarke, of New Orleans.
La. after spending some days as the
guest OF his father, ]. H. Clarke, near
town. lett few days ago. accompanied
by his father and niece, for Richmond
and Virginia Beach. en- route TO his
home.
Peyton Baughan has returned from a
visit TO friends in Washington.
Mrs. j. F. Douglas. after pleasant
visit TO relatives in Richmond, has re-
turned TO her home here
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
BRISTOL. VA, July 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. a. +. Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wiley and Miss Elizabeth. Allison
and Richard Wiley, of Grand Rapids.
Mich. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Huling.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Gillespie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Wilson. have gone
to Altamont. N. c.. for a stay of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. fl. p. Wyman of this city is
spending the summer at her summer
home at Highland Park. Grand Haven,
Mich
Mrs. T. F. vann. Of Raleigh, N. c..
is being entertained as the guest of
Mrs. J. f. Hicks.
Mrs. Beveridge. of Appleton, Wis.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank Tay-
lor. of this city.
Miss winifred Hicks. after a visit
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. j. f. Hicks,
has returned to her home in Pineyille.
Ky.
Mrs. James Wallace and children, of
Knoxville. Tenn. are being enter
tanned as the guests of Mrs VIII
Reeve. Mrs. Taylor Cowan, and Mrs.
j. A. Wallace. of this city.
Mrs. H. c. Meller and Misses Evelyn
and Louise Meller, have returned to
their home. at Hagerstown, Md, after
visit OF several weeks with Mrs.
NJ. {. Snyder and Miss N Z. Snyder.
Dr. w. S. NeiGhbors. Of Cleveland,
tenn.' was recent visitor at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Afoore-
ly. of this city.
Miss Sarah Cochrane has returned
TO her home at Big Stone Gap, Va.
AFTER visit at the homo Of Mrs. ].
j. Alley.
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MINERAL

MINERAL. VA, July 2s.-Drs. ". J.
Coleman and w. y. Gregory were in
Richmond few days recently on bust
ness.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. c. Wright. of Croft
ton, were guests this week OF the lat
ter's parents. Rev. and Mrs W. II.
keyser
Henry schwarzschlld. Of Richmond.
owner OF the Sterling farm. near here,
was IN the city recently
Miss Fife Schmitz. recently the guest
OF relatives and friends in Richmond.
mas returned 10 her home near town.
James Corkcr. Of Richmond. was in
town few days this week visiting
relatives
Miss Estclle Thacker. who has been
attending the Fredericksburg Normal
School. has returned TO her home near
town.
Rev. W. G. Burch. of Punrotearpe.
has been spending some DAYS this
week with his family a, the home of
Mrs. Aubrey Towscy, at Pendleton.
Mrs. w. +. Beard and children. of
foncevertc. W. Va. are spending some
time with her mother. Mrs. " "
Trce
Miss Dorothy Hsrton. Of White
Plains. n. " has been spending the
week with Mrs. W. j. Coleman
Mrs. Harry King and Mrs. j. B. SugE
were in Richmond this week
Miss Myrtle Wilkinson. accompanied
by Miss voolfolk. Of Cuckoo, have been
attending the Baptist Womans Mis-
sionary Society Convention. which
met In Orange County this week.
MISS Giles, of charlottesville, is the
guest OF Mrs Harry King in the city.
Mrs. W. w Netherland. Miss Mabel
and Lillian Ne'herland. Mrs FLOYD
brown and children and Misses Harris
and Roland, OF Richmond. were guests
this week at Hotel Mineral
MT and Mrs. Conway Gordon. of
Richmond were Mineral visitors for
several days this week
Mrs l.. &. Perkins left a few DAYS
arc 10 visit relatives AT Madison Nils.
DR. Jestor. of Richmond, was a Min
eral visitor few days ago. en- route
TO assist the Rev. NJ. 6. Leaman in
series of meetings at Trinity Church.
Mrs John irvie. OF Cuzco. had as her
guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
bo"!es and family and the Rev. Mr.
Ky and. OF Richmond
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GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO. n. C., July 2s.-A
patriotic farewell dance was given ~
the Country Club Tuesday evening in
honor OF the young men of Greens.
phro who are called to active military
service Most of the young men at.
tended in uniform.
MISS Lillian Brandt entertained a,
prldge Tuesday morning, in honor az
her mouse guests. Miss Kittie Lee of
= ROCKY Mount, Va. and Miss Mary ga
!, Dell Smith, Of Martinsville, Va the
prize for highest score was won hv
Z Miss Gertrude Merrimon. while tho
consolation went to Mrs. John McAdoo
IS Miss Bert Nebane was hostess AZ =
bridge party Friday morning in honor
aof Miss Sue Purvis. who is the guest
! OF Mrs J. W. Brawley: Mrs. II. IL
Bradley, who is visiting her sister
Mrs. w. b. Vaught; and Mrs. A w
,1daIlze. of Macon. Ga. who Is the
~. sSt Of her mother. Mrs. l.. B. Jeter
anfrs. Dale Starbuck was the winner
ssfor high score.
Ks A r0ok party was given Thursday
, morning by Miss Lillian Hedgepeti
an honor Of Miss Halle Baldwin, O
Durham. and Miss Margie Hastings, o
winston salem. who are the guests o.
:1LisGes LouiAe and Elizabeth IClegg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29

The Juice or two fresh lemons
strained into bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes whole
quarter pint of the most remarkable
lemon skin beautiier at about the
cost one must pay for small jar Of
the ordinary cold creams. Care should
be taken to strain the lemon juice
through fine cloth 80 no lemon pulp
gets In. then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon Juice Is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles. sallowness and tan. and is
the ideal skin softener. smoothener
and bcautincr.
Just try It! Make up a quarter pint
OF this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion
and massage 1t daily into the face.
neck. arms and hands. 1t should
naturally help to whiten, soften.
treshen and bring out the hidden
roses and beauty OF any skin. It 10
wonderful for rough, red hands.
Your druggist will sell three ounces
OF orchard white at little cost, and
any grocer will supply tho lemons
Adv. :.
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AlTAVTSTA

Especial to The Times-Disnatch
ALTAVISTA, VA. July os-Mr.
V. Elsom is entertaining her nice 80
nephew. Miss Virginia Smith, of Salem
va and Claud Fitch. of Charlottes-
vile.
Terrill Bowman has returned home
aiter spending week at the home Of
X. F. Ray at Leaksville, n. c.
Miss Wilhelmina Burmeister, of Phe-
NIX va arrived on Thursday to be
the guest or Miss Elizabeth Tucker.
Miss Myrtle Sandridge has r.turn.d
TO her home near Richmond. after a
visit with Mrs. z. B. Woodford
Mrs. Eddie Green had as heI guest on
saturday night Miss McDanial. of
South Carolina.
Scott S. Levisec. OF Lynchburc. visit
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ACCOMAc
ISpeclalto The Tines-Die,,toh

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ACCOMAC. VA. July os.--Captain T.
T. Johnson was taken to washington
this week for treatment
Maurice Garrison, of Cape Charles
Va. was a visitor to our town this
week.
Mrs. Thomas Drummond. OF Norfolk
va. has been the guest Of her niece
Mrs. S. James burlington.
Il. T. Coleburn. formerly OF this town
is critically i'll at his homo In Balti-
more. Md.
MISS Anita George, Of Georgetown
Del. vas. the guest of Miss Ellen Ed
mondS this week
MISS NJ. T.. Higgins returned on
tuesday from New York City, Wash
ington and stanton. where she went
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WEST POINT. VA. July 29.-Jacob
Harris. Utica. y. Y. Union veteran,
and w. u. Lacy. of West Point, Va,
one of General Lees men. who re-
Gently renewed the bond of everlast-
ing friendship. Years ago they op-
posed each other on Southern battle
hclds. with the lust to Kill in their
hearts. During the last month, ia
cob Harris. of Utica. y. Y. and w. D.
Lacy, of West Point. Va. clasped hands
and wandered back through life's mists
10 the days of the Civil War. There
was no enmity ir their hearts as they
viewed the bloody angle of Spottsyl-
Vania; there were only expressions of
warm friendship at the bridge of An
tletan. And so down through to Ap-
pomattoX. they lived il over and over
again, sorrowinG at tho tragedy of il
all and rejoicing that the wounds of
the war were healed Mr.. Harris is
Sefenty-four years old He went to
the war as a member of the Sixty
seventh Regiment. New York state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
CONQUERS RHEUMATISM
IN A VERY FEW DAYS

1t liz an established fact that small
uose or Rheuma taken once a day has
hriren the pain and agony from thou
IA nds OF rackHd. crippled and despair
ing 'heumatics during the Iast 1--WE
years
fo"erful and aure, quick acting, yet
harIhicas and inexpensive. Rhcuma
gives blessed relief almost AT once
me magic name has reached every
harniet In the land and there iB hardly
hrusgist anywhere who cannot tell
you OF almost marvellous cures
IL you are tortured with rheumatism
or hciatica. you can get q bottle OF
s.heutnh from Tragic Drug Co. or any
80 w - 3 Isl. WIN the understanding that
II 1t does not compIetcIy drive han
matte poisons from your svstcm-
money back.-Ady
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GREENWOOD

GREENWOOD. VA, July 2S-Much
gayety is now IN progress at the Green
wood Home. With numbers of bridge
and five hundred parties. tennis and
dancing each evening adds much to
the enjoyment of the guests.
Among the new arrivals are Mrs.
r. e. Ircdell. Mis-. Leslie Young and
two daughters. Misses Ann and Dor
othy. Of Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. j..
l.. Proctor. Of Newport News; Mrs. Hofr-
ner and daughter. of Norfolk: Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bruce, II. J. Laid and
family. Mrs. f. Follak and daughter,
Miss Teresa, OF Richmond: Nelson Brit
ter. of Warrenton: Perry Johnson, of
Baltimore
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AMHERST
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Tim -Dispatch.l
AMHERST. VA. July 2s.-Mrs. Lucy
Fauver. Of Pennsylvania, spent this
week with her cousin, Mrs. Bessie E.
Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harrison and
the Misses Harrison, of Atlanta. Ga,
are guests OF Seldom Harrison.
Miss Gladys Taliaferro, of Lynch.
ourG, this week spent several days with
her aunt. Mrs. w. U. Brodic.
Mrs. NJ. G. Dearborn. of philadelphia,
is visiting at G. w. Dearborn's.
Miss Mary L. Dearborn lett on Fri
day for Hilisboro and Clinton. N. C.,
"here she will be the guest OF friends
Mrs. George Sprague and little
daughter, Jean. of Twin Falls. Idaho,
are visiting at Mrs. NJ. n. Robertscn's.
They will remain in Amherst during
August and September
n. II. Drummond, Jr. of Richmond,
Is spending his vacation at home.
Mrs. Frank Kingry and children
were guests of Mrs. Annie Shelton at
Lovingcton last week -
Mrs. c. c. Pharr and children. az
West Virginia. last week visited Miss
Lizzie D. Taylor.
Miss Evelyn Early, of Lynchburr
was in Amherst last week looking
after the Amherst Red Cross Auxiliary.
While here. she was the guest OF Mrs
A. p. Eskridge.
Misses Margaret and Mildred Bat
tenn, OF Crewe, were guests at Mrs.
J. +. Bowmans last week.
Victor Won GemminEen. of RurL.-
vile, spent the weekend at C. \.
SCOTS. "
Mrs. w. H. Wills and children. who
nave been visiting at Mrs. B. r. Har-
risons. returned to Petersburg on
Sunday. "
Miss Jeannetta Fitzhuph ~ ~.
university of Virginia; o. L. Evans,
OF Washington, and W. H. Evans 81
W.aynesboro. spent the Weekend AT
faVenscroft," the Evans home her.
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/ in the interest OF tho Mary Baldwin
Seminary. Of which she Is principal.
Mrs. William G. Stevenson has as
her guests her brothers, William Ar
thur. OF Lynchburg. Va, and Randolph,
of Lawyers. Va.
Rev. J. w. Lacy. of Pocomoke. Nd,
was the guest Of friends In town this
week.
DR.. A. b. Dunnaway has returned
from = visit to his daughter, in Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. John S. Wise. OF Kiptopeake,
Va, was a guest at WOODBURY.. the
home Of Miss Eta Wise, this week.
Miss Katherine Nelson has returned
from n weeks stay In Norfolk, Va.