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HEATHSVILLE
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HEATHSVILLE. VA, July 28.-MIss
Katherine Rice, who has been attend ing
the Charlottesville Normal, Is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Brent and small
daughter. Emily Louise. and Robert
Brent were guests this week of U. c.
Wright. near Oldhams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brent and daughter. who have been
visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs A.
NJ Brent. at Roanoke, later returned
TO their home in Richmond.
DR.. A. NJ. Brent, who accompa MED n
patient to Baltimore this week, is homo
again.
Several fishing parties from Heaths-.
vile have recently taken place. and
picnics to Gaskins Beach are of fro
quent occurrence.
Mrs. Hawthorne. from Southw est
virginia. Is visiting her parents. Rev.
and Mrs Greene. In Heathsville.
Mrs. II. S. Dri3coll and daughter. Miss
Lois, Of KilmarnoclS, were recently in
Heathsville.
Miss Juliette Omohundro. Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Omohundro and VIII
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ARV0NIA

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ARVONlA. VA. July 2S.-Quite a
large crowd from Arvonia and Mount
Zion attended tho annual meeting OF
the James River Baptist Association.
which was held at Cedar Church on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Some Of those attending were A. L.
Pitts. w. w. Hughes, Rev. Robert Wer.
ner Bagwell, w. L. BoatwriRht and
J. d. Ayers.
Mrs. Edmonton. of South Boston. Ia
here to spend some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Howard H. Harris. az
the Arvonia Inn.
John Edwards. OF Hopewcll spent
several days here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. william G. Edwards, last
week.
Or. Henry Street. OF Richmond. spent
tho weekend here with his family.
who are spending the summer hero.
Miss Gertrude Pierce expects to leave
In n few days to visit relatives in Clif.
ton Forge.
Miss Lizzie Staples. OF Glover, Va.
Is visiting friends and relatives in
New Canton.
II. e. Nicholas. who has been visit.
ing here. has returned to his home in
Charlottesville.
a L. Pitts. Jr. spent Tuesday at
his old home here.
Howard Ransom. accompanied bv
Misses Hazel ANGEL and Mable Ayers.
motored to FaIrville on Sunday. re-
turning here on Monday evening.
Mrs. a l.. Pitts and her daughter.
Elizabeth Pitts. spent the weekend in
Richmond.
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EMPoRIA
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EMPORIA. VA.,July 28.-Mrs. p. E..
Prince entertained the jolly Twelve,
and a number OF other guests at her
home In Peachtree Street on Thurs
day afternoon from 4 to o'clock. Auc-
ton bridge was played at eight tables.
Mrs Fl. w. Hall winning first prize,
Ida Cato the club prize. and Mrs. j.
X. Grizzard the consolation. Misses
Mary Wood and Sallie Bailey served
punch, and a salad course was served
at the conclusion of the games.
Mrs. w. c. Weaver has been enter-
tanning party of young people this
week. complimentary to her son, Peter
+. Weaver, student at Augusta Mill
tary Academy. Mrs. Weaver's guests
were Miss Oranio Fitzhugh. of Balti-
more: Miss Margaret Miller, of Rich
mond. and Misses Florence and Pattfe
Buford. of Lawrenccville.
Miss Bertha Green, who Is a stu
dent at Randolph Macon College. is
spending part of her vacation with a
school friend in Mt. Lookout. Tenn.
Miss Green will visit Nashville, Mem
phis and Huntsville before returning
to Emporia.
Mrs A. F. Dodd has returned from a
visit to Henderson. n. c. Her daughter,
Miss Mabel Satterwhite, who accompa
MED her. remained for longer stay in
Henderson and Salisbury.
Mrs w. NJ. Powell and Miss jamie
Potter are in Blacksburg. the guests OF
Mrs. Powelrs daughter, Mrs. c. @.
Burr.
Mrs e. z. GOODWIN spent the week
ut Virginia Beach
Miss Helen Kuncs is In Reynoldsyilie.
Pa. for her vacation
Miss Nancy Light Is spending the
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munds. Atkinson and Stratron. Misses
Elizabeth Turnbull. Emma Hicks, Mary
taylor Eggleston. Louise and Virginia
Irotter. Robbie Leo Rainy, Mary
Heath Rainy. Nora Strohecker. Sarah
Young. Julia Lee Purdy. Essie New
some. Of Emporia; Pauline Miller. Luz
Gle SledGe. Laura Leo Turnbull. Vir-
sinia Gibbs and Lucille Reuben.
On Monday night Miss Elizabeth
Turnbull entertained her guests with
dance at her home. Those who at
tended Miss Turnbulrs dance were
Misses Nora Edmunds and Clara At
kinson. of Champe: Miss Louise STRAIT
ton. OF Petersburg; Misses OpheIia
Short. Virginia Gibbs. Julia Les Pmrdw
Laura Thomas. Lucille Reuben, Emrca
Hicks, Mary Taylor Egsleston. Lucille
Sledge. Essie Newsome, Sarah Young
Laura Lee Turnpull. Virginia Rainy
frances france, May. Robbie Lee Rainy. Willie
Far!ey. Louise and Virginia Trotter.
Pauline Miller and Aline Jones; vii.
liam Pebbles. Marine PEBBLES. r. Mil
ton Elmorc. James Wester. George
Short. Dexter Dasie, Thornton Harri-
son. Powell Potter. j. c. ,Byars, George
aarris; sam Darden, Thomas Crichton.
oswald Strohecker. Eugene Strohecker
Johh A Heartwell, Kendall Pharr,
Harold Reuben, Edwin Harris. David
stokes. Charles Paul Heartweu, Doug
las Strohecker. DR.. George Basker
vile. Boiling Atkinson. Willie Doyle.
Thomas Atkinson and Field Basker
Vile.
On Sunday Powell Potter and J. G.
Byars, of Emporia. and NJ. C. Jackson.
OF Petersburg. motored to Lawrence
vile and were guests at the house
party at the home of DR.. and Mrs,
e. r. Turnbull. On Thursday and
Saturday evening. DR.. George Basker-
vile. Boiling Atkinson, Willie DOYLE.
ernest Wilkinson and Henry Baird, of
Shampe. were guests at Mrs. Turn
bulIs house party
Miss Hazel Gibbs and J. A. Sim
monds have returned from a house
party at Tarboro. n. G.
Mrs. Hamlin Cheatham and sons
Gordon and Graham. Of Oxford. N. G,
spent several days last week with Mrs
Bettie Osborn. On their return thew
were accompanied by Miss Annie Os
born.
Miss Fannie Briggs. of Scottsv,lle
is the guest of Mrs. c. H. Sebrell.
Miss Mary Hicks has returned from
willie. ~
Edwin Harris, of LunenburE, is tho
guest of Mrs. Mallory Turnbun
MISS Jane Maude Sloane spent the
weekend with Miss Frances May.
Miss Gertrude Turnbull has returned
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from a visit to her sister. Mrs. James
Gillette. at CORTLAND.
Miss Lottie Green has returned from
a visit to Miss Hazel Rollins at Gala
VILE.
Rev. ]. w. Stin. OF South Hill. spent
Tuesday in Lawrenceville.
A. ]. Steed. OF Warheld. was the
weekend guest OF his daughter. Mrs.
Barham Lashley. Mrs. J.. a. Steed
and daughter. Mildred. Of Meredith
VILE. spent the weekend with Mrs.
Lashley.
Miss Mary Short left this week for
visit TO relatives at Smoky Ordinary
Mrs. Arthur Rawlings and son. John
Bayley. OF South Hill. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Bayley this week.
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
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ltPSSiHi ~ Ic
CROCKETT SPRINGS, VA, July IS
The interest taken in bowling con
tests. together with frequent automo-
bile rides and other outdoor activities
this week. caused the weekly sub
scription card party to be deferred
for future date However. many
private games of auction and five hun
dred have been INDUCED in by some
of the guests. One quartet has en-
Joyed the games of auction. to the
extent of holding morning and even
ing sessions.
The register shows arrivals daily
from different places. Virginia per-
from the Inn OF Covington. Mrs. T..
J. Domeynes, Miss Tina Domeynes
and Leo Domeynes, Mrs. J. B. White.
and Mrs. p. II. Workman. Mr. and Mrs
WORKMAN were here in 1905 and oc-
cupied one of the cottages on tho
hill.
From Tampa, Fla. W. H. Warren
is registered.
Mrs. Marion s Arborgast. who
claimed Alfalfa. Ala, as her home is
one of the recent arrivals from the
South.
among the guests Mailing from vir-
ginia's capital are Mrs W. r. Cor
don. Miss Ellen Douglas Gordon. Misses
Elizabeth and Margaret Phillips, Mis-.
Margaret Word. c. A Saunders. Mrs
W. ;. simmons. w. S. Simmons, Jr.,
and {. II. McAnally
Alr and Mrs. j. B. Hoy. of Peters,
burg. Va. and their young daughter.
Miss Louise Hoy. arrived on Monday
Other arrivals on Monday were Mrs
Cadwalader Jones. Wesley Jones and
ao"alader Jones. Jr.. from 81, Paul,
Mrs. A. C. Conway, Misses Mary and
Carmine Conway and A. c. Conway
Jr., from Danville. Va, who spent last
summer here. have Joined the colony
this week
j. A. Brown. of Martinsville. Va.
was one OF the Weekend visitors He
joined his wife, VINO was the guest OF
Mrs. and Miss Thomas for a FORTNIGHT
MT. no Mrs. Brown left for their home
on Tuesday.
An addition to the younger set IL +
carlton Thomas. OF Roanoke. Va. who
joined his brother and sister. James
Thomas and Miss Martha Thomas.
VINO have been guests here for the
past two weeks
J. V. BoSley. Of Roanoke. Va. spent
saturday and Sunday with his wife.
Paul Thomas and W. Il. smith ~
b!ueheld, w. Va, and J. T. Jones. Jr..
OF Martinsville. spent the week END
at this resort
br. Warren Barnett and his mother
Mrs Mamie Barnett. motored from
Roanoke, Va. and spent week here.
lhey left on Monday in their car for
visits to friends in Pulaski and other
places.
Mrs, W. D. Magill, of Danville. Va.
is here for a visit
Tnere are rumors OF an entertain
ment in behalf of the Red Cross. to he
gwen ct an early date The weekly
cara party Will he given on Friday.
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Good News For
Foot Sufferers

III you have tired. swollen, aching
burning, sweaty feet, p.inful stine
my c% tp or cailuses, hero is good
Recently in the trcatmen, Of foo,
.,ouoIcs by patients using Ice Min,
,hrSc distlnctive features were notice
anlc, Tired. aching, burning and
swollen feet Invariably became cool
easy and comfortable after thc Nrui
appilcauon. while ia the treatment OF
c2rns and calluScs il was noticed Thai
AFTER few nights application the
corns or callus had a tendency 70
loosen and in short time could eaeilv
pe iifted out with the nnEers-root
ahd all-leaving the surrounding skin
In normal healthy condition
"hcn YOU stop to consider that the
S,inpie' Pheasant process of rubbing a
,1iiie Icc.Mint on the foot at night
VIII shortly rid one OF every painfni
corn or callus and will keen the ient
cool comfortable and rested on the
hottest days, II is easy TO understand
why II IS thought that foot troubles
WIZ soon be thing Of the past
Ice Mint is an entirely new depar-
ture from the disa9reeable old time
1907 ,o remedies. inasmuch as it is abso-
lutely harmless and comes in the form
OF snow white creamy preparation
winch liz delightful and easy 10 apnlw'
II costs little and can be obtaiped
mere from any Of our local drucgists.
ADV. Aoto'
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sRNS@0>
IS SOCIETY &
iEA ~.
(Continued from First Page.


BY Mrs. Joseph Carr. of Newport News.
In honor OF Mrs. w. b. Colonna. of
Newport News. High score was rolled
by H. D. Thomas and Miss Grcther. of
Fordwick and ST. Louis. respectively.
Among the invited guests were: Mrs.
Herbert Powell. Miss Mabclle Warren.
w. ii. Warren. Jr.. Mrs. w. II. Warren.
OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Miller
and daughter, Miss Katie Belle Miller.
lof Athens, Ga: George FlaES and Mrs.
s Flagg, OF Portsmouth: Miss Catherine
Holt, of Staunton: Miss Elizabeth Mar
shall, of Charlottesville; Miss Gre;her,
or st. Louis: II. d. Thomas, of Ford
wick; c. c. Cook. of Petersburg; Mr..
and Mrs. S. d. Timberlake. Jr., Miss
Nancy Undertake. Miss Elizabeth Faw.
Thomas +. Holt and Miss Mary Ella
Webb. of Staunton. and j. Miller Por-
ter of Mt. Elliott.
Rack From the North.
Miss Adelia c. Rowland has returned
from an extended trip through the
North. visiting Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Toronto. Lindsay and the Muskoka
Lakes. While in Toronto, Miss How
land visited her aunt, Mrs w. D. Max
son.
Entertainment Monday.
IAN entertainment will be given by
Epworth Methodist Church at John b.
Cary School on Monday night at Sis
o.elock. The program Will include
.Sthe Ten Virgins" Rock of Ages"
abide With Me" and other dialogues.
Music will be furnished by an orches
ira. Refreshments will be served on
the lawn. and the proceeds will so
towards the building fund. The friends
OF the church are cordially invited.
Informal Reception.
gMembers of the Ladies' Auxiliary will
give an informal reception Monday
night from S until IL o'clock at the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. il2
North Eighth street, in honor of DIR.
and Mrs. George Benedict. who have
just returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Benedict was Miss Pauline Levin,
OF Philadelphia. For several years Or.
Benedict has been superintendent of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association,
and Is we'll known in Richmond All
Iiends of DIR. and Mrs. Benedict are
invited.
Attractive birthday Party.
sMrs. Florence l. Spivey. of Ell North
Sixth Street. gave an attractive birth
day party for about thirty guests
Tuesday afternoon. Messrs Jesse and
Sam Drewry rendered a number of mu-
sical selections and refreshments were
served at II o'clock. The parlors were
arranged with summer flowers and a
Number of beautiful gifts and flowers
were received. Some of those present
Were: Mrs. E. .. Moore and her two
daughters. Misses Adele and Claire
Moore, OF Lakeside: Mr.. Moseley. Mr..
Pross. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Alley. Mr..
McFall Miss Agnes Morris. and others.
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with friends in Fred.rioka.

ees"uASt Win kFicuU6 IN FT006rtCk0.
burg.
John T. wassom. OF wytheville. will
arrive in Enlporia very soon to begin
his work as principal of tho Greenes-
Yille County School.
Miss Alice Price has returned from a
visit to Clayton. N. c.
Miss Holen Goodwin and Miss Lucy
Glare Robertson left ON Thursday FOR
visit to Mrs. l.. A. Hardy In Ken
bridge.
Mrs. Henry Maclin has returned from
a visit to Richmond and Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Mills and chill
dren. of Danville. are visiting rela-
tives in Emporia.
DR.. B. F. Lipscomb. presiding elder,
held quarterly conference In the North
Emporia Methodist Church on Satur-
day. and was the guest OF Rev. J. II.
Light at the parsonage.
Miss Mary Wood has returned from
a visit to hrs. Elliott Story in Frank
lin.
Miss Bessie Robertson is the guest OF
her brother. W. w. Robertson. for a
few days. en- route to WilmIngto: n. c.
Mrs. Arthur Rothschild. Of Richmond,
spent the week with Mrs. j. p. Tay-
lor.
Mrs. II. w. Hall and her mother, Mrs.
e. p. Turner. will leave soon to spend
the remainder of the summer at Mid
way Inn. near Hot Springs.
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RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATCH: SUNDAY, JULY %, 1917
CART attended tho Slaughter ullitt
SuA a., No

CART ATTENDED tho Slaughter-Bullttt
wedding In New York.
David Baker. Jr, returned to his
homo in Knoxville Monday after
spending week in the Gap.
Mrs Kato Lindsey. of Knoxville. Is
spending several days in the Gap with
her mother. Mrs. Laura Buckley.
Major j. F. Bullitt and daughter.
Mrs. ]. *. Taggart. of Roda. returned
on Sunday night from New York.
where they attended the wedding Of
Miss julie Bullitt.
Byron Rhoads, Jr.. is spending a
few days In New York this week.
Miss Edith Ballard is visiting Miss
Mabel Durham In Lee County.
Miss Gay White. Of Abingdon. has
been spending several days in the
Gap. visiting her cousin. Mrs. w. II.
Robertson. at the Monte Vista Hotel.
Misses Retta and jamie Thompson,
Eunice Darneil and Bertha Mahaffcy.
who have been attending the State
Normal School at Radford the past six
weeks. returned to their homes in the
Gap on Saturday. Miss Thelma Baker.
who has also been attending. stopped
over at Abingdon a few days visiting
Misses Mary Blair and Lucille Martin.
Mrs. w. r. Peck and two little
daughters returned on Sunday from a
few weeks visit to relatives in Terre
Haute. Ind.
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liam Ball Bailey were recent vts,to on
In Heathsville.
Mrs. J. B. Hinton. OF Lillian. accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Mabel
Hinton. arc at Blue Ridge Summit.
Pa. In tho interest of the formers
health.
II. T. Laughbaum. of Oklahoma
spoke on the subject, John Barley;
corn. Good-by." In tho Methodist
Church In Heathsville on Sunday oven
ing to a largo audience.
A branch OF tho Northumberland
Chapter of the American Red Cross waa
organized at Wicomico Church recent
ly with the following officers: Mrs. DR..
Downing, president; Miss Lucille Brown
vtcc-president: Mrs. John Atwell. treas
urer; Miss Amy Snow, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Morgan and
daughters. Misses Gertrude and Fam
ME May, Of Warsaw, were recent
guests In the Omohundro homo ct
Lillian.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Wyndham r. Meredith and her
daughter. Miss Alice Meredith. will
leave Wednesday TO spend a few days
at Milford.
.aIr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Christian arc
motoring with friends through New
England.
sMrs. r. =. Talley and Miss Virginia
Iaiiey, are spending several weeks with
MS 7. " Brent. in Fredericksburg.
miss Martha L. w. Jones of 1919
Floyd Avenue. left Tuesday TO visit
Mrs arthur Kelley Evans at her cot
tage, Barton Lodge" Hot Springs
The Misses Boykin left town Friday
ior Squire! Island, Me. where the.-
VIII spend the remainder OF the sum
ntr season.
airs. Lucian H. Cooke is spending the
weekend with her son. DIR. Hugh Ha
gan. at Old Point Comfort
Misses Lillian Walsh and Beulah
chandler are spending some time in
the Black Mountains, near Asheville, \.
Mrs. Sam Pitts and hex little daugh-
ter, of Selma, \ G.. are visiting Mrs.
Pit,s's sister Mrs c. L. Parker, on
the Boulevard.
Miss Hunter wingheld. Of this civ
and Misses Thclma Brown and Nina
Atkinson. OF Hinton. W. Va. will leave
this week for visit to Irwin.
Mrs. B. II. Davis and her small
daughter. Elizabeth. have been guests
OF Miss Julia Dnaohundro at "Briehtly.'
Goochland County. FOR the past week.
Mr., and Mrs. Edwin Faulkner and
their children will leave this week for
Atlantic City, where they will spend
some time -.
Bertram L. Robins. war secretary. Y.
M. c. a, is on a visit to his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r Robins. in this city.
before leaving for Charleston. S. C.
Mrs. T. F. Moore. of 3ils Hanover
Avenue. who has been Visiting Mrs. J..
r. Joynes. in Newport News Will re-
turn TO Richmond to-day.
Miss Katharine Butler will arrive in
Richmond to-day 10 spend some time
AS the guest OF Miss Katherine Moore
Little Miss Mary Joynes is visiting
friends in this city for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Haiiihan have
returned from two weeks stay with
Mrs. Hallihan's sister Mrs. Joseph Cold.
in Hampton.
Miss Lily Kantrowity has returned to
Richmond. after trip to New York
and Washington.
Mrs. NJ. J. Browning and her daugh-
ter, Mary, of North Richmond have
left 10 spend the remainder of the
summer in Martinsburg, w. Va.
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BIG STONE GAP
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BIG STONE GAP. VA. July IS
MISS Margaret Austin. of Lebanon, is
visiting MISS Margaret Petit here
this week
-. II. fhiilips returned last week
rom VISIT OF several days at Spar
tanhurg. S. C.
Mrs. II. II. Shepp. Of Bristol. is the
guest OF General and Mrs. r. a Av.ra
this week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Sam McChesney.
Oh .iinchport. spent Saturday and sun
day in Bristol.
Mrs Helen Foster spent few daYs
AT Roda last week with her brother
j. Is. Taggart. while Mrs. ]. K. Tag.
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lAWRENCEVlLLE
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lSpecialto The Tim Dispatchl
LA"RENCEVILLE. VA. July o.
On Monday morning Miss Ophelia Short
gave porch party in honor OF Niss
cara Atkinson and Miss Nora Ed
munos' OF Champe. and Miss Louise
Stratton. Of Petersburg, who ara ~
guests OF Miss Elizabeth TurnbuII
MISS Shorts guests were Misses Ed,
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WOAIEN'S MEETINGS.

The board OF managers Of the Bap-
list Home for Aged Women will hold
los regular monthly business meeting
Wednesday morning al II O'Clock at
the home
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THE PATTERNS and colors in
the cretonne Of which these
KNITTING BAGS are made are
most unusual. Arm loops COW
cred, excellently made. soc
and $1.OO. (Main Floor.)
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For Now and for AUTUMN.
Opportunities
In Breast Turbans

These lovely breast hats in coque hackle and burnt
goose offer very opportunity present prices
because they will be admirable for service until coolest
winter The styles entirely fa and the colors
exquisite. All white white with black or blue
black and sand red red and blue close fitting or with
slight brms trimmed in newest wing conceits or plain
Formerly $1O98 to $3.50. Now S59s to $3.50
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SILK FLAGS OF the allies
France. England, Italy, Bel
GUM and America. size 5Ax7n.
Special, each flag, 1oc.
(Main Floor.)
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-10

The grounds of the Rockefeller ia
Stitute in the crowded New York East
side has been given over TO the use
of children for "a farm. All the farm
work is done by the children them
selves More than 30 boys and girls
are learning something of the joys of
farming in crowded New York. 1t is a
great relief from the crowded tene-
mentS.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-15

Hobart Gilfillan left this morning
for Albany and will later go to Pilot
Rock and other eastern Oregon
points.
Miss Cora Lettiken returned this
afternoon from attendance at the
normal school at Monmouth. She
spent day with relatives at Myrtle
Creek.
Special sale in fancy Georgette
crepe collars. Mrs. Rehkopf II
Mrs. Catherine Wayne, daughter
and son, Catherine and Arthur. left
this morning for San Francisco for
an extended trip.
Miss Augusta Parker, principal OF
the Central school at Klamath Falls.
returned home last night to spend
the summer with her parents.
Mrs. F. M. Moore and Delbert Ar
rived this morning from West Salem
and went to Kerby to visit o. R.
Moore Of the Golconda mine.
Mrs. L. C. Moore, who spent sew
eral days with her mother. Mrs.
John Patrick, and her sister, Mrs.
August Goettsche, left this morn
ing. returning to her home at Klam-
ath Falls.
]. s. MacMurray returned last
night from Ashland, where he at
tended the Flag day celebration OF
the Ashland lodge OF Elks Thursday
evening. Mr.. MacMurray sang THE
Red White and Blue" and I. =. Vim
ing made an eloquent address on
"The Spirit Of the Flag"
Mrs. A. 8. Cheshire and Mrs. H.
c. Ball, Of Cheshire. Ore, better
known here by their maiden names,
Myrtle and Maude Anderson, spent
a few days here with their father,
J. p. Anderson. Of Placer. who was
In the city on account Of illness. Mr.
Anderson was able to leave this
morning for his home at Placer, and
was accompanied by his daughters.
Percy u. Taber, Winters, Calf,
claims an economy record. On seven
gallons Of gasoline. averaging
twenty-nlne and four tenths miles
per gallon. Taber drove a new Chew
rolet "Four-Ninety" model touring
car from Winters to Stockton and re-
turn. The distance is 207 miles and |
on the entire run, less than one
quart OF oil was used. 80
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-15

Pebeco tooth paste. Sabin has it..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Stephenson re-
turned last night TO Roseburg.
Roy Kelly returned to Wolf Creek
this morning after visiting in the
~.
Recruiting Oficer Tingley return
Cd last night from a trip to Rogue
River and Gold Hill.
Lewis G. Sauer returned last night
from Medford. where he spent sew
eral days with relatives.
New Crepe de chine waists at Mrs.
Rehkoprs. 46tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilson left
this morning for Palmdale, Cal,
where they expect to remain.
Miss Bonnie Fisher. Of Bayard,
Cal, stopped of here last night and
left this morning for Nampa, Ida.
Mrs. H. c. Telford, Of Klamath
Falls. arrived last night to visit with
her sistersin-law. the Misses Tel
ford.