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Miss Martha Thomas. OF Roanoke: DR..
{. ri. McAnally. of Richmond: Miss
Ellen Douglas Gordon. of Richmond.
and Clement Huske. of Roanoke.
Another social feature of the week.
was tho weekly subscription card par
". The bridge players were in the
majority: five hundred however had
more than a fair show OF followers.
The prizes at auction were won by
Mrs. II. +. lIuske. of Roanokc. and
DIR. Joseph Shanks. of Salem. Va The
fortunate winners at five hundred were
MIS- NJ. c. Thomas. OF Crockett Springs.
and DIR. G. II. McAnally, of Richmond.
Among the recent arrivals is Mrs
Eugene Nolte. of Seguin, Tex Mrs.
Nolte has with her. her young daugh-
ter. Nellie. and her son. Eugene NoIte.
Jr. Miss Claudia Noltc. who viii he
remembered with pleasure by those
who met her at the springs on her
visits here. is now in San Antonio Tex
the wife of DIR. Goode prominent
young physician.
Miss p. r. Simpson, of Knoxville.
Tenn. arrived this week. and Joined
Mrs. T.. j. DomerSue's party
Major w. Pierce. of Christiansburr
and Walter NJ. Pierce. registered here
this week for a stay of some length.
III. +. Huske, of Roanoke. mas become
something OF commuter. having mo-
tored to his Inn twice this week. On
ms last trip he was accompanied by
Mrs. Huskc, and their little son. Grew.
the latter going into town for medical
treatment. having hurt his foot. They
returned to the springs Tuesday.
Among the attractive young matrons
here is Mrs. David NJ Crockett. OF
Atlanta. Ga. She and her two manly
boYs, Stevens and David. Jr., arrived
on Thursday
r. r. Clark. wife and two children
arrived here from lawrcnceville. Va
Tor stay OF some length.
MI and Mrs. J. B. Mclaughlin. and
MI and Mrs. T.. f. Guernsey, OF Ron-
noNe mosored here Sunday. and stayed
for supper.
reginald Simmons. of Richmond is
mere on visit to his mother, Mrs, W
summons. who has been at tho
springs for the past fortnight.
Mrs Cave Johnson, OF Vicksburr
Mss. joined her sister. Mrs. II. ST +,
ooppie. on Tuesday. Mrs. johnson will
remain here for several weeks.
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WAVERLY
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WANERLY. VA. August Wv. T.
Tillar arrived from his summer home,
'lngleside." near Bristol, on Saturday
daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Land. leaving
later for Richmond TO assume his duties
as member of the district exemption
board for Eastern Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fleetwood. P. Fleet
wood. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Baird motored TO Petersburg on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Horace A. Gray and son left
on Tuesday for stay of two weeks
at Atlantic City.
Colonel Z. L. Goodwin and Captain
c. L. Smith, Of the Fourth Virginia
Infantry. were in waverly on business
this week.
Miss Martha Seabury has returned
to her home in Norfolk. after a visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood.
Mrs. ]. D. Gray, Miss Alvah Gray and
Landon Cray left on Friday for Win
nepesaukee. y. H., for several weeks
stay. Later Mrs. Gray and children
will go to the eastern coast of Maine.
Mrs. Arthur wilkins has gone to
christiansburg for an extended visit
with her sister. Mrs. William Calhoun
Judge Jesse +. West. Miss Grace
West. Baird West. Mrs. ]. F. Baird and
her house guest, Miss Rebecca Stephen
burg and HoDewcll on Tuesday.
Claiborne Arnold Wallace Ford. De-
vaney and Rufus Norris and Pembroke
Parsons. members Of Company B.
Fourth Virginia Infantry. have visited
their homes during the week on short
furlough
Mrs. Bcrlus. OF Delaware. Ohio is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Griffith at
Wilmary Court. near Waverly.
Miss Willie Martin has returned from
City Point. where she was the guest
OF Mrs. Uriah Carpenter.
T. f. Johnson. of Greensboro. " c.
is visiting his parental home near
Wavcrly.
Nathaniel May. Of Philadelphia Ia
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Walter will
iiams, and his brother. DR.. John f.
May.
Mrs. j. o. Fitchett has issued cards
announcing the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Dorothy to Irwin Aubrey Chap
man. of Richmond, in Washington on
Saturday.
Miss Judith Brewer. of Suffolk, has
returned to her home. after visiting
Miss Alvah Gray.
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night. The ekcheuuer of che local Red
Cros3 auxiliary was Increased about
~" AS result 10 the benefits.
Mrs. Emmett +. aiil.r was hostess
On Wednesday aftc'noon from to 6
o'clock IN compliment TO her houss
guests, Mrs. g. y. Christian. OF. Mi.si.
"tapi: Misses Cathicen Brown and So
rhia Jones. ~ bradford.
Ncd Lane. son OF the SECRETARY Of
tn: Interior, " no had been Il guest for
several weeks in the homo ct l.. p.
Stearnes. has returned TO Washington.
u" expected to, leave shortly for Ill-
n"is. where ne will join an aviation
corps.
Mrs J. Paul Jones and daughter. Miss
Maxwell, OF Atlanta. former residents
of the city. are in the city. the guests
Of Mis-. Oscar Laughon and daughter
Miss Ruth.
r. Floyd Smith. assistant cashier of
tho First National Bank. Of KinGsport.
Tenn. visited ais mother, Ms. robert
Smith. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Askcw and niece
Miss Madeline ASkcw. have returned
from Il visit to relatives in North Caro-
lima.
Miss Charlotte Trolinger and Miss
Neal Howard have returned from a
visit 10 friends in Bristol and Glade
Springs.
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AMHERST
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AMHERST. VA, August 4.-Marion
i. Malone. OF City Point. was guest
at Mrs. 3. r. Harrisons last week.
Miss Bessie Robertson left on Friday
for Wilmington, y. c.. where she VIII
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Arcie Robertson
Master Waller Robertson. who has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
NJ. II. Robertson. has returned to En-
poria
Mrs. W. E. Sandidse is visiting at her
old home near Coolamee. n. C.
Miss Frances Morris. who has been
the guest of Mrs w. F.. Sandidge, has
returned to her home in Mocksville.
y. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Bubble Bryant VINO
have been visiting Mrs. Harding
saunders. returned to Orange on Fri
day.
Camm Drummond has returned to
Hopewell. after visit to relatives in
Amherst.
Miss Nell Brown Wood. who has been
the guest of the Misses Drummond.
near Amherst. has returned to Rich
mond
w. II. Evans, of the State Highway
Commission. spent Sunday at home.
b. b. Campbell. OF LynchburE, was
here on legal business on Saturday.
Julian Harrison. of Petersburg. spent
the weekend with his family at Rev.
j. A. Thomas's.
herbert Vaughan returned on Satur
DAY from visit to Alexandria.
ihomas Whitehead, Jr, of HONEYWELL
Is visiting his home people here.
Miss Jeanetta Fitzhugh. of the INT
'crsity OF Virginia, was a Weekend
guest Of Miss Harriet Evans.
MI and Mrs. Bond. of PETERSBURG
returned home on Saturday after n
week visit at Mrs. F. F.. Voorhees,
MIS-. NJ G. Dearborn. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Dearborn
reIurned to Philadelphia on Saturday
iheodore Evans. who is in traininr
at allentown. Pa. spent the week.
w mere He expects to sail for
france in the near future.
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Cold sulphur Is the most popular Of
these drives. where every morning the
guests OF the inn arc enabled to quan
the healing waters at their fountain
head.
Inc swimming pool at the inn Is also
gay place these mornings during the
bathing hour, while clock golf and
tennis have their full quota OF de-
voices. The annual tennis tournament
will be held this year in August on
tho inn courts. and there are hume
irous good entries among them. includ-
ing Mt. Elliott. which will make an
other try for the loving cup won last
year by the Allegheny Inn team
The nightly dances are very popular
this year, as attcsted by the numerous
cars parked in the hotel grounds every
evening. Just now tho feminine con-
tinScnt is anutter over brass buttons
on the natty uniforms Of the boys OF
the Virginia Military Institute. the
summer session of which is located on
the grounds for the month OF August
n reception and ball was given to the
cadets last night. Tho boys will re-
main through August
Among guests registered at Allie
ghany Inn during the week are: Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Payne. Mrs. Fitzhugh
Mayo, Mrs. G. G. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs
c. J. Luck. S. NJ Schwarzschlld. p.
j. Strauss, MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Sands
and Miss Sands. MIR and Mrs w c.
Quinn. j. K. Smith. J. Edward Martin
Mrs. l.. II. Spcnces and Miss May Spen-
Ger, George Mcrning, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G.. Moseley and Miss Rose Moseley and
J. II. Freschkamp. Richmond: Miss
Pleasant. MIR. and Mrs. Boulwarr.
Fredericksburg; S. II. Wilkins, j. NJ. H.
Morgan. Mrs. T.. T. Shucy a. J. Hick-
man. c. a. Brennan. Gilpin Wilson. Jr..
Il. b. Miller and Milton Smith. Staun-
ton; MIR. and Mrs. l.. T. Miner. William
Hamburger. Miss Ruth Millncr. Miss j.
Lois Miller and c. Buddecke, Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. c. *. Gresham. Miss SAL
lie u. Dickerson. Hampton; S. l.. John
son. r. o. Blanton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Frey. Misses Edith and Gladys Camp.
Miss Lois Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Giles. G.. c. Lee. LynchburE.
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tho University of Pennsylvania. at
which the highest score was made by
Miss Camille Plasschacrt. tho talented
young violinist engaged here for the
season with Miss winifrcd Corey. the
well-known pianist. from the same
city. Others playing were Miss Corey
and her mother. Mrs. Corey. who has
spent the past week at Brookside. en-
route from Philadelphia to her former
home In Colorado; Mrs w. A. Dixon
and Miss Dixon, of Martins Ferry:
Paul kremer Winchester. Va. and
Mr.. and Mrs. q. .. Dove, Washington.
Among the arrivals Of the week are
Miss V. 3. Jones and Miss Eva Heth
Washington: Mrs. Tilton Hcmsley.
Miss Elizabeth Tilgham Hemsley. Miss
Nina Warfeld. Baltimore; Miss Massey,
Pittsburgh; the Misses Hester and
Alice Brady. Wheeling. W. Va: Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Rathwell. Miss Eliza
beth Rathwell. George Rathwell. Jr.,
Brownsville, Pa; Mrs. Mary Eastman,
Mrs. Blanche Fowler. MIR. and Mrs
Springer. Miss Edith Springer. John,
George and Harry Springer. Uniontown.
Pa
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RHEUMATISM IS A
WEATHER PROPHET
More Prevalent Thnn for Many Years.
Sudden Changes OF Temperature
an Immediate Cause.

When rheumatism fastens on an indi-
vidual. he generally knows what the
trouble is. The Inflammation. soreness,
pain. swelling joints and backache. with
loss of appetite. plainly indicate rheu-
matism. Physicians differ as to the dis
case but all agree that rheumatism is
caused by poison getting into the sys-
tenn Cold and moisture, with sudden
changes of temperature. cause aggra-
waited attacks and intense suffering.
The first twinEe Of pain or stiffness Of
muscles demands quick action.
Don't suffer mnute; get from
Tragic Drug Company. or any druggist.
Il bottle OF Rheuma. It's great spe
cialists prescription which gives relief
in all forms of rheumatism. It brings
swollen joints down to normal, reduces
the pain and restores the whole sys-
tenn without the least injury to the
heart. This two weeks treatment is
Inexpensive. and your money will be
returned IL you do not get the joyful
relief anticipated.-Adv.
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SUFFOLK

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SUFFOLK. VA, August Miss Mat
tie Darden. OF Richmond, is visiting
the family OF Captain and Mrs. S. X.
Stevenson.
Horton Corvin, of Norfolk. is the
guest OF Joe Stevenson.
Frank Montague, of Richmond, Is the
guest OF Portlock Wyatt
John X. Cullifer. of Baltimore. and
Charles Z. Ewing, Of Illinois. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fairlee BrinkIey at
"Beechville." the Brinkley home in
Nansemond County.
Caleb r. Busby. of Portsmouth. and
his daughter. Miss Marjorie Busby. are
guests of Suffolk relatives.
Miss Evelyn Shea. of Portsmouth is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ramsey in
Kingsboro Heights. "
Mrs. George L. Barton entertained IN
Friday In honor of the Auction Bridge
Club. of which she is a member
Mrs. Harold Hudgins, who has been
visiting at Charlottesville and i'm Hone.
well. returned home on Monday
Miss Lizzie Britt is in Salem for q Paw,
weeks stay
Miss Nena Croker is the guest OF
the Misses Camps. at Franklin.
MIS- j. Arthur Winn and daughters
Zilah and Madeline, are visiting Dr
and Mrs. Mapp on the Eastern Shnra
Miss Sallie Montgomery is the ruest
of Mrs. Henry L. Land in Kinrshoro
Mrs. c. j. Dennis left this veeL 70
spend some time in Eastern Nortb
Carolina. !"
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Bishop requests tho honor OF JOUR
presence at the marriage Of his daugh-
ter. Matte Vaught. to Arnold Cleo
Davis. on Wednesday evening. August
Is. at o'clock. Methodist Church.
South. Greensboro. n. c." Miss Bishop
is spending the summer with her
father in Massachusetts. while Mr..
Davis is taking training at Fort Ogle-
thorpe
Mrs. ]. F. Jordan. Francis Jordan and
Miss Mary Jordan left on Thursday for
an extended trip to Northern cities.
after which they will go to Green
wich. Conn. to spend some time as
guests in the home OF P. a. Rookie
Teller.
Miss Mabel Landrcth entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Maude McCulloch. of Raleigh, who was
her house guest.
Mrs. John McAdoo was hostess at Il
bridge party on Friday afternoon at
her home at T01 Summit Avenue. in
honor Of Miss Mary Cabell Smith and
Miss Kitty Lee. who are the guests
OF Misses Marie and Lillian Brandt.
Miss Margaret Gold was awarded the
prize for highest score.
Miss Margic Hastings. Of Winston
Salem, and Miss Halle Baldwin. of
Durham. who have been visiting Misses
Louise and Elizabeth Clegg. have re-
turned to their homes.
Misses Mary Watson and Josephine
Vaughn. Miss Elizabeth Scales, Miss
Mary Ruth Angle Miss Lillian James,
Miss Susie Guntcr, John McAliSter. L..
Richardson. Jr.. Jack Campbell. Buck
Flowers and II. G.. Vaughn spent the
wcek-cnd at Piedmont Springs.
Mrs r. G. Vaughn and daughters,
Misses Margaret and Cynthia. and her
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BOWLING GREEN
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BOWLING GREEN, VA. August A.
Mrs. Clara Lake and son, Julian. Of
Hampton. are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Wright.
Miss May Broaddus and Miss Marian
Ryland. OF Richmond are spending
some time with Mrs. Kate G. Broaddus
Miss Blanche Coghill has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. w. l.
Boyd. in Richmond.
Miss Van Hagan. OF Philadelphia. is
the guest OF Mrs. ]. w. Barlow
Miss Blanche Broaddus has returned
from visit to Miss Virginia Taylor
Newbill at Centre Cross.
Miss Pattie Parish. OF Washington,
and Mrs. Emma Eissoa. Of Richmond
are spending some time with Mrs. L.
4. Coghill.
Mrs. Edythe Carleton is visiting
friends i'm Richmond.
c. II. Lee. of Norfolk. is with
friends here.
Miss Angie McGruder. of Richmond.
IL visiting Mrs. j. l.. Jordan.
Miss Bertha Ennis is visiting rela-
lives in Norfolk.
Altman Edwards, Of Fort Myer,
spent several days this week with his
wife al the home Of DR.. e. E. Butler.
Mrs. Jessie G.. Ennis is with friends
at Gordonsville.
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BROOKSIDE
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BRookS1DE. w. VA, August IA
very handsome dinner was given NJ
Brookside on Monday evening bv NJ
and Mrs. a. Il. Watson, of Fairmont
W. va who are now occupying their
summer place near Deer Park The
dinner was served privately in the at
tractive dining hall of the Inn. Tho
guests included Kiss Davis. grand.
daughter of Senator Davis, of wost
Virginia. and Mr.. and Mrs. e.. Dren-
men, Elkins, w. Va Mr.. and Mrs q
IT. Watson, Fairmont; ID. Il. Offutt O.L
land, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Brydon.
Somerset, Pa. and William StulI, Scran-
ton, Pa.
On Tuesday morning a charming
card party was given by Mrs. w a,
Dixon, Jr., of Martins Ferry. Ohio
upon the piazza of the cottage which
with Mr.. Dixon and their daughter
Miss Isabel Dixon, a debutante of last
winter. she is occupying at Brookside
for the season. Prizes were won nv
Miss Edith Springer. of Uniontown.
Pa, and G. o. Dove. OF Washing
ton Others playing were Mrs. G.. o.
Dove, Washington; Miss Dixon. Mar
tins Ferry; Miss Clara Robson. Miss
Loretta Boost. Uniontown; Miss Wini
fred Corey, Miss Camille Plasschaert
and William Harbeson, all of PhiIadel-
phia. and Paul Kremer, Winchester
Va.
On Wednesday an Informal bowling
party was given In Brool<side's spacious
new alley by William HARRISON, Of
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WINCHESTER

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WINCHESTER, VA. August Airs
George A. Kerr and her children. of
LynchburG, Va. are visiting the for
mcr's sister. Miss Julia Wall.
Mrs. G. Il. Cover has gone to Wash
ington. after spending some time here
with friends.
Mrs. T.. l.. Russell has returned to
Baltimore. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Russell.
Mrs. Carroll Todd. of Washington. is
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. George
Bowly.
Mrs. william Calder Graham has re-
turned to Richmond. after visiting her
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs
Harry L. Livick. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Livick and her little daughter
Mrs A. y. Breckenridge. of Mary
land. has gone to New York. after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Spur and Mr..
and Mrs. Spellman Spur have returned
to Washington.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chadduck
in Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. E. Rose and her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Rose. of Uppervillc, Va,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Rose.
Mrs William L. Hyssong. OF Iowa.
is visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. kohlhousen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck. OF Sa-
vannah, who have been with the lat
ter's parents. MIR. and Mrs. George
Eowly. have gone to ShadweI w. Va
MISS Gracelee dc Vint. of Baltimore
is the guest of Miss Mary Anna Ebert
MISS Lelah Shull is visiting DR. and
Mrs. william Gaver in Washington,
having made the trip by motor.
Mrs. Herbert S. Larrick has returned
from visit to her brother and sister
IN law. Captain and Mrs. Louis Mccoy
Mutton. at Annapolis.
Mrs. Charles Seal has returned to
Takoma Park, D. c.. after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Roland c. Ryan
MISS Katharine Keister, Of Strasburg.
Va. has been the guest of Miss Elsie
Ramsburg
Mrs. j. F Tearney and her daughter.
MISS Jean Tearney. have returned from
weeks stay in Baltimore
DIR. William p. Mcclure is spendinr
several weeks with his daughter, Mrs,
Lewis n. Hyde. at Edgartown. Mass
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mother. Mrs. ]. Henry Smith. are snerd.
ing some time with the amily of Or
Henry Louis Smith in Lexington. Va.
Tho trip was made by automobile.
Miss Sarah Monroe entertained on
Thursday evening in honor OF her
guests. Miss Lille Parish of Ashcboro.
and Miss Walden Hodgin. OF Guilford
College.
Mrs. Max T. Payne entertained in
formally at bridge on Saturday morn
ing at her homo on West Market
street In honor of Mrs II. H. Bradley.
of Nashville. Tenn. house guest of Mrs.
w. E. Vaught, and Mrs. w. f. Fenner.
OF Rocky Mount, house guest OF Mrs.
]. l.. Armfeld
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G. B. HAYNES 70.
Hear the NEW EDISON at Any of These Dealers:

Appalachia House Furnishing Co..
Appalachia, Va.
Berry, Cyrus H.. Bridgewater, Va.
Buchanan Drug Co, Buchanan.
Beardsworth. w. H., Clifton
Boyd. Il. NJ, Hanger. Va.
Branch, Inc, Jas. Y, Petersburg.
Bargelt, r. L.. Woodstock, Va.
Crayton Il Co.. j. T.. Charlotte.
crayton & Co.. J. e.. Raleigh.
barnes Holiday Co.. Dunn. n. c.
Crawford Bunch Furniture Co.
Statesvillc. n. c.
Charleston Piano Co, Charleston,
Crawford Jewclry Co., Cheraw.
Cocker & Co. j. L.. Huntsville.
Dinwiddie. NJ. L.. Alexandria, Va.
Dillon. IT. p, Monroe. N. c.
Dawscy. T. r., Conway, S. c.
Dosscr Brothers. Bristol. Va
Dosser Brothers, Morristown.
Tenn.
Ellington Drug Co, r.. A.. Madi-
Ford Brothers. Martinsvillc. Va.
FERGUSON Music Co. Norfolk. va.
Fineman, G. c.. Tarboro, n. G.
Gilmore Furniture Co, Char
lotlesville. Va.
Gibson Company, Inc. Washing
ton, D. c.
Hodnctt- Chism Furniture Co,
Danville. Va.
Harding. r. H.. Norfolk. Va.
IIuntley Furniture and Music
Co. Roanoke, Va.
HuGhcsSmaw Furniture Co.
Henderson. N. c.
Hart Drug Co, j. ~. High Point.
n. c..
Hill, William T.. New Bern, N. c.
Huntley Stockton Hill Co,
Greensboro, ". G..
Huntley- Hill-Stockton Co., Win
ston-Salem, N. c..
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GREENSBORO
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EENSBORO, y. c., August a.
-. w. Malone. OF Macon. Ca who
Greensboro with her mother, Mrs r.
=. Jeter, was the honoree at n bridge
party given by Mrs. George w. PRYOR
on thursday morning. Mrs Wistar
Stockard was the winner of the prize
Tor nigh score. while the honor guest
was presented with corsage bouor. t
of roses.
FRIENDS in Greensboro have received
the following invitation: "John Charles
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
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GhoCkETT SPRINGS. VA, Aug 4
a. ne donkey party given for the bene-
-. OF tne Red Cross Society, was one
~, nc arseiE attended social affairs
even mere. Admission was charged
and the amount realized vac ',,,. Gu
surprise TO the promoters of tho artor
lalnment. The prizes were won ~.
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st e,,sh Bros Bros. Co.. J. c.. Johnson
Valley Music Co.. Harrisonburg,
Va.
Virginia Paper and Art Co.
Portsmouth. Va.
virginia., Pharmacy. Inc. VIC
Vaughan Furniture Co, S., Flor
ence, S. c..
Wexford & Co. R. ". coeburn.
White Drug Co.. Farmville, Va.
warren Furniture Co. Front
Weinberg. l.. Lexington, Va.
Winfree-Strother Furniture Co.,
Lynchburg, Va.
Louisburg. N. c.
whitehead & Co. e. T.. Scotland
Neck. Is. G.
Weldon Furniture Co, Weldon,
". c.
w 1ns r 8 s Son. Graham. VIII
Williams. Leroy, Dillon. S. c.
Yates Co, {. W.. wilmingt ton.
Norman Co.. r. w. Salisbury.
HE@ msils 4 s s Co. P. J.. Abe
McDougald. NJ. A.. Laurinburg.
Rose & Co, Benson. n. C..
statzer. w. f.. Pennington Gap.
Taylor. Miss Hannah. North
Wilkesboro. n. c.
Brown Furniture Co. Inc. South
Richmond. Va.
Bright y Co. II. c.. Elizabeth
City, ". c.
Caldwell-Sites Co. Roanoke. va.
Green & Mcclure Furniture Co.
Graham ~ ~.
Reed & Rice Co. Inc. Reedvllle,
Kicks. John A. Warsaw. NC.
variety Stores, Inc. Leaksville. Z
Grimm Co. w. H., Spring Hope.
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Hecht g. Co.. Washington, D. C.
Isaacs. JOS, Goldsboro. N. C.
King IL Co, J. r., Sumter, S. c.
kingsport Stores. Inc. Kings
Lawrenceville Furniture Coz
Lawrcnccville. Va. -
Lang, III. L., Staunton, Va
Lassiter. j. j.. Bethel, n. c.
Lumberton Furniture Co. Lum
hcgeett. g ). R. Plymouth. n. G.
McGrath & Co, Hopeweli. Va.
Murray Co. w. r., Durham. n. C.
Mount %ii, Olive i've Drug Co. Mount
McNair. w. T.. Rockingham. N. C.
Norton Pharmacy. Inc. Norton.
Newsom. J. H.. Littleton. n. c.
burg. w. Va.
Ogden. j. r., Lynchburg. Va.
Paul,Galc-Greenwood Co. Nor
Pobst, II. r.. Tazewell. Va.
Person. C. j., Williamsburg. Va.
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Parker Jcwelry Co. George L.,
Rocky Mount. y. G.
Phenix Furniture Co.. George
Pocahontas Jewelry Co. Marlin
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Reynolds Pharmacy. Graham, Va.
Roanoke Book and Stationery
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Russ Bros. Co. w. r.. Washing
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Pearson. Sam J., Rennettsville,
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