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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06
Grand View.

In the death OF Mr.. Prentiss. which
occurred at his late residence on
Sunday, November 25th. 1917. not
only his family, hut the community
at large lost most valued and TT
spected friend. Although he had
been greatly annoyed with asthma
during the past few years his devo-
ton and attention to his family was
marvellous. 1t was not an unusual
sight to see him start to town with
at least three OF four of his grand
children In the car. many times hold
ing the smallest one on his lap while
driving. He was often heard to
make the remark that all the wealth
in the world could not make up for
the love OF the chharen.''
Edward Stevan Prentiss was born
in Boston, Mass, July LIST. In the year
1850, but while still boy his par
ents moved to Concord, New Hamp
shire, where he received his educa-
ton. In the year 1868 he started
west, locating at Chatfleld. Mime
sofa. A year later he was united in
marriage to Mary Elizabeth Reed, of
Concord, New Hampshire. Mr.. Prem
tiss and his wife have resided in the
west ever since their marriage, hav-
ing seen and experienced much pion-
eer and frontier lift. They moved to
Idaho In 1908, coming to Jerome
two years ago and of all the country
this, to him, was the garden spot
of the west When he bought his
place here he did so with the expec-
tation of making 1t his permanent
home.
He leaves two brothers and a sis
ter living in the east. besides his
widow, nine children and sixteen
grandchildren. The children are
Walter E., Of Twin Falls; Susie r
Tanner, of Lawton, Oklahoma; Lew.
is j. and Fred NJ, both of Jerome
Charles R., of Boise; Decota Vickers
Estella Walters, Frank D. and liner
Flora, all OF Jerome
Although Mr.. Prentiss had been 6
great sufferer from asthma for the
lpast seven years, his death was caus
ed from an acute attack of indiges
tion and heart complications. having
eaten supper with the family a few
hours before he passed away.
Mrs. F. Filletson was called cas-
to her old home by the sudden Ill
ness of her brother.
Mr.. Charles Prentiss and wife re
turned to Boise on WedD esday, hav
ing been called home by the sud
den death of their father.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Hills and fam
ily have moved to the South Sid,
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer Quay are re
ceiving congratulations over the ar
rival of a fine baby Elizabeth
Jane"
Mrs. Walter Wyckon has been SUI
fering greatly with a bone felon OF
one of her fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White arr
building a modern bungalow on theil
ranch.
Mrs. Davis was quite Ill last weel
with bronchitis, but Is much I'm
proved now. She has been great,
interested In the Red Cross work ant
during the past few months has knit
ted two dozen pairs of socks for thu
soldiers. Her son enlisted early II
the fall.
Mrs. E. ]. Gaddis returned to Bills
having spent a week with her sister
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hills.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06
For Sale

A we'll drill, all complete and In
working order. Good terms. Or
Will trade for stock.
41-2t Burks Bros, Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06
Stock Salt

Ground Rock Salt, best for all
kinds of live stock. Contains 3 per
cent iron. therefore a good tonic and
blood purifier.
Jerome Milling & Elevator Co.
3T-tf.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06
For Sale

33 head of bred ewes. Terms TO
right party.
41-2t.. M. A. Bishop.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06

All kinds OF harness repairing done
in a workman like manner by James
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06
For Sale-Cheap

Good 15x12 tent. all boxed up on
sides and ends.
Frasers-Pence Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06
MAKE 1T A "JEWELRY" CHRIST

Make IT a JEW ELM O11N101 "AHO
No other gift apy displays the good taste of the ever
article of ewey Below illustrations from our holiday social
ud cold Our stock comprises wonderfully complete line from
M moderate priced up to gorgeous gems We illustrate here only
'b the range of the ordinary gift giver Come and look
the beautiful display.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-06

Frank Russell gloves, for sale by
James Summers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
GAINESVILLE

Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch
GAINESVILLE. VA. March c4.-On
Thursday evening, March 10, the Civic
League entertained Miss Cummins.
president OF the Virginia Federation
Of Women's Clubs. and. in turn. it was
entertained by her in a most pleasing
address. The informalty. ease and
ability of the speaker and her readi-
ness to answer any questions relative
to club work made the occasion both
enjoyable and profitable. After the
address light refreshments were served.
Mrs. John s. Wood died at her home
here on the night Of March Is. after
several weeks illness.
Services were held in the new Bap-
list Church for the first time on Sun
day night. March II. by the pastor in
charge. Rev. r. l.. Peele.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Johnson, OF South
Hill. arc stopping with Mrs. Johnsons
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. q. Lyon.
Mrs. p. r. Wright is visiting friends
and relatives in Petersburg and Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs f. a Burton arc in
Richmond
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HARRlSONBURG

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
HARRISONBCRG, VA. March ci-
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Hoover and
daughter. Virginia. have returned from
sojourn Of two months I'm Florida
Mrs. Edward G.. Martz war recent
guest Of relatives in Washington
Mrs. Ben Lambert is visiting relatives
in Richmond.
Mrs. l. l.. F'lory. of Elkton. is the
guest OF her father. John Y. Samm.
Rev. S. u SHELTON has returned from
a visit to his sons in Front Royal
Mrs. r. T.. Brown and sister, Mrs.
Sewell. of Ashcville. y. c.. are guests
in tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Brown
Amos klotz aud bride. who was Miss
irene Ney. of Harrisonburg. have re-
turned from n trip to Palm Beach,
Fla and arc at the Beverley Hotel.
in stanton.
Rev. n. s. Osburn is with his mother
al Emporia. and Mrs. Osburn Is with
rclat ives In Essex. Mr.. Osburn will
go to his new charge at Elizabct City.
y. G.. In few days.
. Professor and Mrs. Robert L. East
ham, of craigsvillc. Augusta County.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Eastman.
Mrs. G.. II. Ruddin and children. Of
Manassas. were recent visitors in Har-
rtscnburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
HELPFUL ADVICE ON 4
CARE OF THE HAIR.
Tells Flow to Stop Loss OF Hair. Drive
Away All Dnndruff and Stimulate I
New Hair Growth.

Daily If only for II minute every ono
ought to rub the scalp vigorously with
tho finger tips The blood supplies
nourshmcnt to the hair same as it
does the skin and frequent massa gins.
stimulates the scalp and causes the
blood to flow moro freely. n
Avoid unclean brushes and be care
full in your selection Of n hair dress
ing. Every one should use some good
tonic regularly to not only destroy
tho dandruf germ and prevent itching.
scalp. but to stop the loss OF hair and
to stimulate the hair roots to- grow
new. healthy hair. Partisan Sage is,
a most delightful hair invigorator FREQ
from sickness and absolutely harm ;
less. SO certain is it's tonic action on
the hair and scalp that the good drug
gists everywhere sell it with guaran-
tee of money refunded If it does not
stop excessive loss Of hair, remove all
dandruff and cause the hair to grow
better and show moro life and vitality.
Partisan Sage should be used by every
woman who takes pride In beautiful,
luxuriant hair, for 1t not only gives
her hair softness and luster. but makes
it easy to arrange attractivelyJ and
seem more abundant A large bottla
Of Partisan Sage is inexpensive at Tra-
giles, who will guarantee 1T to you
Adv. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom III.

II you are accustomed to wake up
with r. coated tongue. foul breath or
dull. dizzy headache: or, II your
meals sour and turn into gas and
acids, you have real surprise await
ing you.
Tomorrow morning. Immediately
upon arising. drink glass OF hot
water with a teaspoonful OF limestone
phosphate In It. This is intended q
first neutraliZe and then wash out o
your stomach. liver. Kidneys anG|
thirty feet of intestines all the indit
gestiblc waste. poisons. sour bile and
toxins. thus cleansing, sweeteninH and
purifying the entire alimentary canal|
Those subject to sick headaches,
backache. bilious attacks, constipa tion1
or any form OF stomach trouble, areI
urged to get quarter pound OF Inns
stone phosphate from the drug storsl
and begin enjoying this morning in-
sidc-bath. II is said that men and
women who try this become enthu-
siaStic and keep II up daily. It Is 81
splendid health measure, for II is more
important to keep clean and pure on
the inside than on the outside. becauss
the skin pores do not absorb inipuri-
ties into tho blood. causing diseased
while the bowel pores do.
The principle OF bathing inside III
not new, as millions OF people practical
1t. Just as hot water and soap cleanse.
purify and freShen the skin, so hot}
water and n teaspoonfui OF limestons3
phosphate act on the stomach, iivehj
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos,I
phate is an inexpensive white powder
and almost tasteless.-Adv.
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SUFFOLK

Especial to The Times-Dispat ch.]
SIE'FOLII. VA. March ei.-The AIM
ing High Class of the Christian church
met OF Friday night at the nome OF
Miss Gladys Savage.
Mrs Green. OF Detroit, Mich. mas
concluded IA visit to Mrs. VIII Truitt
and family
Mrs r. Herman and son. Joseph IT.
vine Herman. left OH Thursday for Bal
ttmorn 10 visit MIR. Herman.
Harry Land. OF Portsmouth. was In
tho city OF Thursday.
Walter Hurlbut has returned from
several weeks at Colon. Panama.
G.. +. Howell, OF wilmington. y. C..
was the guest on Thursday night of
Suffolk relatives.
Mrs. Wilbur Nilby was guest Of
honor in her home on Wednesday ar
ternoon. when the members OF the
Book Club gave her surprise party.
Thomas old left on Monday night for
Springs. Craig County. Va. Mr. Ola
expects to be gone a month.
Mrs. Henry Miller and children. OF
Richmond. are guests OF Suffolk rcla-
tivcs en- route TO Washington, where
they expect to mako their home.
Mrs. Edgar Delk, OF Suffolk. has con
rludcd a visit to relatives in Smithfeld
Va.
Miss Virginia Dardcn entertained on
Saturday night at her homo OIL Nir-
ginia Avenue, in honor Of her tenth
birthday.
The Magazine Club met on Thursday
night at the home OF Mrs. j. l.. Rawlcs.
on Broad Street.
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HANOVER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
HANOVER. VA, March 2i.-MrS. W.
r. Newton has returned to her home.
after spending some time in Richmond.
Mrs. w. T.. Itudd. of Richmond, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Robert Gwathmcy. has returned home.
Mrs. W. +. Lewis spent part of last
week in Richmond.
Mrs l.: *. Taylor is the guest OF
Misses Sallie and Mary Taylor at Tay-
louisville.
Miss Elise Cardweli has returned TO
Ashland. after visit to her grand
father. Judge r. II. Cardwell. at "Pros-
pect Hill"
Miss Frances Herring has been
spending some time here with Mrs,
Howard Taylor.
Fred Baker. of the Engineering
Corps. spent part of last week with his
sister. Mrs. Charles Markeson. at sig
nal lill."
Brooke williams. OF Old Church. WAS
the guest last week of w. ], Lewis at
.Co,lrtlaud''
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FARMVILLE

L. s.pneS,ai to The Times-Disp,,ch,
!, AhMNlLlE, VA. March "a
va 'rs l. A. Gray. r r. Crow,h.r
W. iauiett, John Martin. Woo,o =, -
alden and Miss Mildred vaid.n
nuen me recital contest held under
, w. auspices Of the Women's Chris.
nncrahce Union at Blackstone
49,, thursday evening. Miss Mil
urea Walden was a contestant, and wo,
a gold medal "o"
br. Brydon. OF the norma, ,.ou,,,.
entertained the doctors Of the tow =,
delightful banquet on last Fridav
evening.
An interesting pupils recital was
heid at the Conservatory OF Music on
last saturday morning with good
attendance. The program was com
posed OF Instrumental and vocal selec-
tons. rendered in an excellent manner
me following pupils took part
Misses Virginia An Ida Ice Gray
y arr,nn w., Virginia Eorc
s rimn Watkins Marguerite SurLer
Amer Tucker .iudith Shnms.s e,d
NNnhhTh SScriin Msstcr ALVIN Rich
Mrs. +. r. Booker vas asSS oharu,n
tess Mt lovely linen shower on last
friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Janet Duvali. whose marriage will tax q
place here next week.
Mrs. w. q. Huntington is at home.
AFTER delightful stay In Florida.
MISS jamie Davidson has returned to
her home in South Richmond. after a
pleasant stay with Mrs. James David :
son.
Mrs. W. W. Barrow is the guest OF
relatives in Raleigh and Greensboro,
" &.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w Mono,t and little
daughter visited relatives in Peters
burg for the weekend.
Mrs. Il. L. Balm. of Petcrsburg. is on
visit To her home people n, the
Prince Edward
Mrs. Baskerville, OF Tennessee. is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. f. Warren
Wall.
Mrs. ]. ". Bowen. Of TazewcIl, is
spending some time with her home
people.
Mrs. Spencer. of williamsburg. has
been visiting her daughter. Miss
Martha Spencer. OF the normal.
Miss Fugenia Griffin has returned TO
Richmond. after being the house guest
OF Mrs. Elliott II. Rocker.
Or. l.. u. Whitaker spent Il few days
this week at Pearisburg.
Miss Patsy Watkins, OF Cum berl a nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
WEST POINT MILITIA
IS GROWING RAPIDLY
Lieutenant Cole and Major Courtney
I'm Charge Of Daily
Drills.
WOMEN IN RED CROSS WORK
Pastor OF the Methodist Church Con-
duets Il Patriotic Service To-Day,
Speaking on "Truc Patriotism as
Set Forth by Jesus"
Especial to The Times dispatch. ]

Especial to The TimesDispatch.l
WEST POINT. VA. March 22.-rhe
:>aval Militia. Division OF West Point.
grows steadily under the guidance OF
Lieutenant .. J.. Cole and Director j..
w. Courtney, Mayor. The drills go on
and are well attended, and on the roll
arc nifty names. There is n movement
on foot for "a Red Cross organization
among the women OF tho town and
section.
On Sunday evening. March 20. Rev.
Frank Mclean. pastor Of the Metho-
dis, Church, will conduct a patriotic
service. in view Of the national crisis
hanging over the country. Ho VIII
speak on True Patriotism AS Set
Forth by Jesus Tho whole service
The West Point Naval Militia has been
invited TO attend in body.
Another has been taken from the
Thin Gray Line" Ben T.. Dew. Of
ing and Queen, died at Roscmount,
tile home Of Mrs. William Dew. near
Walkerton, and was buried on last
Thursday ut tho Smyrna tDis:iplcsD
Church. Of which he was member.
He joined the army in 1853. and was
in Company T.. Fifth Virginia Cavalry.
commanded by Captain Campbell FOX,
who was killed at yellow Tavern pr.
the funeral of his uncle
Or. j. Il. BaIby. formerly Of King
and Queen. now Of Newport News,
passed through town recently. having
visited relatives In King and Queen
County
The Sunday school Of the First Bap-
fist Church will observe special Mis-
sionary Day on sunday next. The sub
iect Will be "Americas World oppor-
tunIty." The pastor, superintendent.
teachers and pupils viii take part. and
there will be appropriate music.
The social OF tho Woman's Club WAS
A,eld with Mrs. Il. J. Palmer on last
Monday. In the first number. The
Art Glass" Mrs. Il. j. Palmer was
proficient. \ very interesting family
dinner came next IN the form OF a
contest. Mrs. J. l.. Bland and Mrs.
George W. Richardson made All equal
score. In drawing for tho prize, Mrs.
Richardson was successful Tho hos
tess was assisted in serving by Miss
1nez Palmer. OF West Point, and Miss
Eloisc Robinson, Of Richmond. Mrs.
cato, OF Emporia, vas the guest OF the
club.
Mrs X. e. Garden MAS appointed as
delegate TO tho Wonan's club con
vrnt,on meeting in New orleans April
10 TO IL. Mrs Brantlcy Bray was APP
pointed delegate TO the convention
meeting in l.ynchhurg May , to o. y
committee consisting Of Mrs. George
W Richardson. Mrs. George Durham
aud Mrs. r. j. Palmer Was appointed
TO secure a lecturer for tho club for
the second Monday in May.
Mrs. Cato. OF Emporia. the mother Of
, Miss Marietta Cato. OF the high school
Faculty, has been a visitor in town
1pr the pas, week.
Mrs II Lane Cooke. who has been
several weeks under treatment at tho
Stuart Circl. Hospital in Richmond. is
improving rapidly.
Mrs. Emma Lcath. who was called Ia
Lynchburg 10y the illness of her sisters
baby. has returned 10 her homo here.
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HOlllNS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
IIDLI.INS. VA. March o4-On last
Sunday afternoon tho Hollins college
choir gave a concert in tho rresby-
terrain Church. OF Salem. for the benefit
or the Willing Workers Society Of that
church. The church was crowded and
all the pastors Of tho town were pres
ent. Eric Rath, the musical di-
rector OF Hollins College, had charge
Of the program.
Practically all of the Ioiins stu
dents arc taking part In a military
drill that has been arranged. There
arc four squads, and each squad drills
one afternoon each week. While there
arc no uniforms or arms, much good
and healthy exercise Is had
Among the visitors at lIollins Col
lege this week were Professor Frank
w. Duke. of Richmond, aud DR.. Orie
Hatcher, of Richmond. The latter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
LAWRENCEVILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
LAwRENCEvILLE. VA. March "a
Mrs G. w. Callahan. Of North En-
poria. visited Mrs. r. T.. Haskins last
week
Mrs Henry Wills and son. Henry. Jr.
are visiting relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. {. Strohccker, who has been
sick for several weeks. has recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. e. 4. Strohecker, Jr.
left OH sunday for Petersburg.
Mrs. y. r. Purdy spent several days
in Richmond this week
Miss Chumley. of Pulaski. who has
boon visiting her sister. Mrs. j. l..
Gibbs. left for her home on Monday.
Sheriff X. h. Turnbull took u bust
ness trip to Marion on Tuesday. and
returned on Wednesday.
Meredith and Marcus Clarke. who are
days with relatives in Lawrencevillc
this week.
Mrs Munroe Heartwell has been i'll
At her home, but Is improving now.
Bassett Valentine made business
trip to Petersburg on Monday.
y movement is on foot to install a
hospital in Lawrenccville under the di-
rcnccriil". and DR.. T.. Mel Bennett, of
Richmond The plan is to secure the
two upper floors OF the building on the
corner OF Hicks and Main Streets, and
private rooms and wards, operating
rooms and laboratory and all the latest
and most approved appliances for sur
gical and hospital work.
y meeting of young men OF the town
Of Lawrcnceville was held I'm the rooms
Of tho Business Mems Association on
March IL for the purpose Of forming q
social club. with the view to eventual
~ building a country club few miles
from the town. The following officers
were elected: president. T. l.. Warriner
vicc-presllcnt. a. n. Meredith: secrc.
tary and treasurer. j. r. Wilkinson
board OF governors, ]. r. Owens, &. v
Meredith. w. l.. IIeartwell. c. 3. I.aine
and g. e. Meredith.
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ARVONIA

lSpccisi 20 The Times Dispatch.J
ARNON1A. VA. March ci.--Nrs. John
W. Pierce left this week 10 spend
acme time with her mother, Mrs. john
Potts. In Providence Forge. Va.
Miss Elizabeth cloud has returned
to her home in Hamlet. y. -, after a
visit 70 Mr.. and MSs {. Fontaine Lc.
Sueur here.
The Arvonia Dramatic Club visited
Scottsvillc on Friday night TO pre-
sen: the play, Tony. tho Convict"
which 81 PLAYED with such marked sue
cess a, the loca! opera house TWO weeks
ago. II Will also prcsen, il at Fork
Union and other places.
Mrs. Arthur L. PITTS and Miss Edith
Pitts were visitors in Richmond this
week.
Mrs. Howard Anderson. after ,isi,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Boat
wright. near Mount Zion. has left 10
visit her brother, DR. Howard Boat
wright. At Newport News.
Mrs. w. McC. Miller has returned TO
the Presbyterian manse here. after a
visit to relatives In Richmond.
Norman Hughes and Charles Bag
we'll spent the weekend at their re-
spective homes this week. They re-
turned TO Fork Union on Monday.
A. L. Pitts, Jr.. OF Scottsville. was a
visitor here and at Buck ingham Court
mouse vast week, attending court at
the latter place.
Tho members and officers Of the Ar
ronia Presbyterian Church are huslly
engaged in making preparations for
the spring meeting OF West Hanover
I'resbytcry, which convenes here about
the middle OF April. About forty min
listers and elders from a dozen coun-
ties in Central Virginia, are expected
10 be In attendance. Matters OF much
Importance to the church will come
up for discussion and disposal.
Rev. Hummer r. Jones will visit
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Stuart.
OF Cumberland. next Saturday. On
Sunday he Will occupy the pulpit OF
Center Presbyterian Church.
The women OF Trinity Presbyterian
Church held their'regular aid society
meeting this week at the home OF
Colonel and Mrs Albert ]. Terrell
Boar Garden"
DIR. William Beverley Petit and Mrs
Petit. both of whom have been alb
sent for several months from their
home. have returned to New Canton
for the summer. DR.. Petit spent most
of the winter either in Europe or AZ
RIGA or on the Atlantic Ocean. Mrs.
Petit has been spending the winter
at Glen Rurnic,' Fluvanna County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
RADFORD NORMAL NOTES
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

iSpeci6i 20 Inc Ilfncs-DtSpatcn.I
RADFORD. VA. March 24.--Tho
Emory and Henry Cleo Club OF six
teen members rendered a program In
the auditorium of the normal school
on Wednesday night After the pro-
gram the young women in the normal
school extended a reception to the mem
oers OF the Glce Club in the parlors
OF the new dormitory.
superintendent J. J.. Whit teaches
some Glasses In the normal school. and
recently delivered several addresses to
various school communities. He has
organized several school-improvement
leagues and parent-tcachers' associa
'ions on these lecturing tours
The Radford Summer school which
- conducted under the auspices Of the
state Board of Education, will Offer
an unusual number and variety az
curses during the present summer. In
,,r''t TO the regular summer school
ror 49, courses. courses are offered
@ INC oeneht OF graduates of hiph
ocnoois In 1917 who wish TO secure :.
,I''ncatc 10 teach Review couraes
i 'hoSc wishing TO take the state
eAhm,hanon for first and sccond-rrade
tens;a ana for the renewal or ex-
I,rva " .crthcates are offered A
i"cu'E or specialists has been
n''ected Tor the summer quarter ubict,
~ open TO both men and wnn,a 80,
the same condition o''
GU perlhtendent r. H. Farricr. OF
q, rs Hounty: spent part OF tho day
al nadford Wednesday conferrinr viii
prospective teachers for his scbo,l.
Tor the coming year SCHOOLS
en-day chau,auqua Will bo ono
studnn,S ~t ,,,. features open to the
S.uuentS In the summer normal d.
,nado - sear' Arrangements will he
s"ane ny which tho students ~ ,b be
exnnnsi scnooi Will find it easy and in.
s sn to take ADVANTAGES ~ 80
r,i,i rn , chautauqna course. whi,. .s
possii,Ie us program az helpful as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

here this week with Mrs. John 3
Christian At the inn.
MISS Charlotte Meade and Miss Mar
garct Gordon spent the last week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon.
Dr. and Mrs, T.. b. McClucr had a
family reunion this week at their
nome Eorc With them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin X. Iinkcrton and Miss
Elmer piukcrton. OF Baltimore: Mrs.
James Il. Gillian. Jr., OF I.ynchburg.
Or Bates McCluer. Miss Margaret Nc
Clucr and Ted McCluer. who returned
from the borden on Sunday with the
Blues.
Miss Frances Withcrs is home again
from Richmond. where she has been
for several weeks.
Mrs. r. 6. Burnet has returned to
Charlottesville.
John Christian has returned from a
business trip south.