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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-21
STAVAN(1 r LAGET | AMERIKA
BEGINS THREE DAY MEETING
OLD TIES ALONG THE N. P.
TO BE GIVEN TO FARMERS

Old, discarded railroad ties owned
by the Northern Pacific railway will
hereafter be given to farmers and
other residents along the right-ofway
This has been decided upon by ofIic.
'ials as a measure Of war economy de.
signed to relieve suffering along its
lines.
During the last few years old ties
have been burned. Previously, the
practice of giving them away pre-
vailed 1t was stopped when some
persons neglected to discriminate be.
tween old and new ties.
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Mrs. A. A. Jones and two children
arrived this week from Lake Worth,
Fla. and will spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mason, parents OF
Mrs. Jones. @--.
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Justice ]. E. Robinson, of the Supreme Court

he has been interested in the common
mans burdens and their fight has
been his fight all of the time. Prob
ably no man in the state is better
known in the state today than Judge
Robinson and the people of Barnes
county will be asked to come July II
to hear and meet this man of the peo-
pie, the man who is not afraid to talk
up in meeting, the man who hews to
the line and allows the chips to fak
where they may.
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w. H: Pray, Herman Sterns and
Peter Hanson left early Monday
morning by auto for the north coun-
try. They will make Luverne, Pills
bury, Hope and Page. Their mission
is to post these towns with Chautau-
qua matter. Many requests have
come from that section of the state
and the management feel we should
properly bill the section. The people
seem to be seeking the Chautauqua.
this year and are anxious to get lot
reservations and get an opportunity
to look over the program.
Earl Green, member of the Moose
lodge of this city, has been consigned
to a hospital at Harvey, suffering with
blood poisoning Of the feet. '+s
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June 1S-Mildred Nelson spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Martin. e.. r..
Gussie White has been quite miser-
able the last week. r,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stiles, Jr. aut-
oed to South Dakota, Friday morning
to spend few days with friends.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles are away
Florence Holcomb and Irene Stiles are
keeping house. .,-2,
Mrs. Otto Borchert and baby have
returned to the Getchell home, where
they will remain the rest of the sum-
mer. s,.-.ss, -. -
Mrs. VIM. Martin entertained the,
Misses. Jennie Hunter, Pearl Alyeo
and Helen Harper at supper Saturday.
VIM. Harper returned Sunday from
the hospital. He is getting along
nicely, but won't be able to work for
some time, which will be much to his
sorrow. s. Ls+ .s 80
Mrs. S. E. Harper and Adelaide
White were elected as delegates by
the Sunday school to the state con-
ventiop held at Fargo.
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Rogers and
daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. J. H.
Rogers were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Whitcher at dinner Sunday.
Sunday was the first Jay Rogers had
been away from home since he came
back from the hospital.
Nellie Whitcher spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. label and
family in Valley City.
Quite large crowd attended the
ice cream social and lecture last Fri
day evening. Rev. Vermilya gave a
very interesting lecture on "The
Triumph Of Democracy" All the pro.
ceeds are to 60 to the Red Cross and
, War Relief societies.
Mrs. VIM. Roznheimer entertained
the society last Thursday. During
the afternoon the ladies showered
Mrs. Henry Kiester with miscellan-
eous articles. After the shower Mrs.
Ronzheimer served ice cream and
cake. ..-#
| Mr.. and Mrs Roy Stiles and fam
lily were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Person Sunday at dinner.
! Mrs. j. H. Rogers spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Taylor and family.
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Student Leinert of Luther semin-
ary, arrived Saturday and will assist
Rev. Bohnhoff with his work during
the summer
County Auditor C. w. Nelson and
County Supt. Minnie J. Nelson auto
ed to Litchville Saturday, where they
met the chairman of the board Of
county commissioners, Thos. Gudme-
stad, and went out as the board of ap-
praisers.
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June 19.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Jones
left Tuesday for short visit with rel
atives in Saskatchewan, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tabbedt enter
tanned the Rhode and Shaefer fam
lilies, from Stewart township, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brueske, of Wimble-
don, were weekend visitors at the
Jones' home.
Among those from this vicinity who
are attending the exercises at the
Valley City Normal today (Tuesday)
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Marsh, Mrs.
Cowdrey and son, Roy, Miss Hutch
ings, and Raymond McLees.
Clark City is to have a real old
fashioned celebration this year. At a
meeting Monday evening committees
were appointed to make the necessary
arrangements, and program outlin-
ed, as follows:
10:30 a. m.-Automobile parade
with prize of 81 for best decorated
car. Prize of 81 for car with the
largest number of people in it.
II a. m.-Address by good speak
er, not yet selected.
IL m.-Plcnlc dinner In the grove.
/ p. ma match baseball game be-
tween rival teams.
Immediately after the game the
races will take place. They are Of
three classes, horse, pony and mule
races. A purse of 81 to the winner,
$5 to the second and SO for the third.
Foot racing will be next with appro-
pirate purses, also $5 for best pulling
team.
Dancing will begin in the hall at
the close of the other attractions.
The jamestown Crescent orchestra
will furnish music, both for the day
and evening. Short order lunches
and refreshments will be for sale on
the grounds. July is the day, Clark
City the place. Come early and stay
late.
The Jamestown Crescent orchestra
at the hall, Friday evening, June %.
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E. A. Greenwood left Tuesday morn
ing on a business trip to Jamestown
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Chevy Chase.

Mrs A. NJ. Bowen of Rochester, ~ Y,
who has been visiting her brother and
sister-In law, Mr. and Mrs. Burr N. Ed
wards, has returned TO her home
Mr. Robert Booth. who is attending
the University of Pennsylvania, Is
spending the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Booth. in east Brad
ley Lane. Mrs. Booth, who has been
visiting her sister In New York city, has
returned to her home.
Miss Aida Hamilton left last week for
Streator. ILL.,. where she will visit rela-
tives.
capt and Mrs. George r. Everett
spent the holidays with Col. and Mrs
F. NJ NJ. Beali. Capt. Everett has re-
turned to his post at Charlotte, " C.
Mrs. Pendleton Beall of New York
city has arrived in Chevy Chase and lie
the house guest of Col. and Mrs. F. NJ.
NJ Beall at their home in Brookyille
road.
members of the Chevy Chase Bridge
Club Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mactier Miss An
ma Mactier and Miss Belle Mactier have
taken an apartment at Atlantic City,
n. j.. and will leave Tuesday to spend
the remainder of the winter.
Col. and Mrs. H. Shinkle have had
Maj. Knowlton as their guest during
the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Chandles en-
tertained at dinner at their home on
Christmas day.
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and Mrs. Mary Cornweii, mother of the
governor, are spending the holidays at
the exective mansion. Charleston Mrs.
Eugene Allies, Washington, Gov
Cornweils daughter. with her husband
and children. are also guests at the eS-
Petersburg. has been visiting at Staun-
ton. Va. Henry Hoffman, Aberdeen, Md,
has been visiting at Petersburg. VIII
liam r. Orndorff and Cora Lehigh. both
of Wardensville, w. Va, were married
at Haeerstown. Miss Nell Hiner.
Petersburg, is spending the holidays
near Staunton. Mrs. Il. II. Hiner. Frank
Thalaker. Petersburg. Is home from
Baltimore. Thomas Schaefcr, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Schscffer, Mount
Storm, and Miss Jessie Thompson.
Mountain Lake Park. Nd. were married
in Cumberland. Misses Madge and Edith
Day, Petersburg, have gone 70 Florida
Miss SYLVIA BegEs Franklin. returned
and Miss Janet Smith arr home at
Petersburg. from Dayton. VA, for the
HOLIDAYS Miss Mabel Burk is home At
Kcyser from Charlottesville. Va Mi.
and Mrs. r u. Richardson. Fairfax. Va.
are visiting Mrs q Z Mccsnaish.
Piedmont Miss Beulah McNemar.
keSSer, * home from au extended tour
OF the south Miss Naulicu Parsons.
Washington, is visiting her father, Dr..
T. II Parsons, Piedmont. Miss Adah
Roberts Piedmont. is home from Black
stone, Va. Miss Francis Rookie. Cow
ington, Va, il visiting a. Piedmont.
Ferd Matlick Of the T. :. Nevada was
home at Keysef Harry and Thomas
Carskadon, KcXser. are nome from
Charlottesville, Va AR. and Mrs. J y.
Criser. Keyser, are spending the holt
days in Washington.
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BETHESDA. MD.

The Presbyterian SUNDAY school
gave the usual Christmas entertain
ment and tree Wednesday afternoon.
with the addition Of refreshments for
the children Mr. and Mrs. Alfred VIII
son entertained a house party curing
the holidays, the guests being Miss
Blanche Poole and Harrison Grey of
tsravton, Md Leonard Poole 81 Phila-
delphia and George 4. Wilson who came
down from Harvard for the vacation.
Bethesda Masonic Lodge gave a ban
quet Thursday evening at Wilson Hail
for. the master and past master Aasons
of this and visiting lodges. Miss lacelia
Hutchinson and Miss Glenn L.umpkinS
of Washington spent the holidays with
Miss Alma Moore. The Newcomb Club
will resume its work with a meeting
Friday afternoon. January 4. at the
home of Airs. George Redhead. Oak
place Mrs. f. l.. stock viii give New
Year reception Tuesday afternoon a
her home at Bradley Hills. Aaron Ripps
entertained at his home in Friendship
Heights Friday evening in honor Of
Mark Shoemaker. who is home FROM
Ann Arbor for the holidays.
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and Hugh Collins The table was
adorned with Christmas greens. tiny
Christmas tree making an attractive
centerpiece.
Misses Helen. Jean and Elizabeth
holster. Margaret Barnholt. Eleanor
Helen Wisherd, Rebecca
Sanborn and Marjory Mclean and
Messrs. Sanborn. Charles and William
Molster and Marvin Mclean. all of
Brookland, attended the holiday party
given Friday evening by Miss Ellen
Littlepage at her home at Lloyds. Nd
Mrs. Charles A. johnson was hostess
at a card party Thursday evening
Among the guests were Misses
Louise Trudo. Margaret Duncan. Mary
O'Shea, Eva Sokol. Leta Boiling. Anna
Healey. Katherine Moran. Clara Nichols
and Mrs. Elizabeth Chase.
Miss Ruby Schwier entertained at her
home Thursday evening. when her
guests included Miss Martha Ford. Miss
Ruth Purcell. Mrs. George Webster.
Mrs. Frank Butler Mrs. Helen Reub-
sam and Mrs william II. Jordan.
Mrs. W. A. Alderman of Atlantic
City, n. j., has been visiting her son
and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Alderman.
Miss Frances Brawner left Wednes-
day for New York city to spend the
remainder of the holidays with her
brother and sister-inlaw, MIR. and Mrs.
A. II. Brawner.
Mrs. Lewis II. Fisher had the ladies
of the Missionary Circle of the Brook
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Brookland Society

DR. Eliza beth Muncey of Cold Spring
Harbor New York. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Malcolm MacGregor of
London Eng, has been visiting reia-
tiVes here.
Miss Alice cashell was the recent
guest of Miss Nernat Hetield.
Mr.. f. j. Merrick. jr.. has returned to
his home after spending the holidays
with his parents at Sudlersville. Md
Mrs Charles A. Johnson entertained at
theater party Wednesday afternoon
MIR. and Mrs. w +. Billings and family
left last Sunday for India napolis, Ind
where they expect to make their future
home.
Mr.. Lawrence Mason returney Wednes-
day to his home al King George Court
at Brookland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butt of Pitts
burgh, Pa, have been visiting reIa-
tives in this city. Mr.. Butt was for
merly a member of the faculty of the
Catholic University.
The next meeting of the junior unit
Of the Brookland Red Cross will be
held January at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Molster. the captain.
Mrs. ]. E. Sanborn left Wednesday to
make a visit TO relatives at South
Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr. Henry A. Parks of Chicago, ILL.,,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Noel b.
Parks, of 1890 Jackson street north
east.
Miss Miriam Thomas entertained at
luncheon at her home in Hamlin street
Thursday. when her guests included
Misses Helen Hayden, Mildred Clark
ana Ruth boyer ana Messrs. Charles
Butler. Jack holster. La Fay Corwin
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MARTINsBURG, W. VA.

]. F. Marsh was in Washington. James
Carl Fisher of the bureau of standar ds
Washington. is home. George a. Feidt is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Feidt. Washington Miss
Elizabeth Payne is home from Abingdon.
Va. Miss Susan Howard. AIbin, Va. is
visiting Mrs. Vernon B. Carton Lucas
Aler. son of F. Vernon Aler. was in
Washington. Sergts. Chester Gates. Al
from Camp Lee. George Smith, Camp
Shelby. Miss, is visiting his parents.
Mrs. Riddleberger, Washington, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. c. V. Rind.
Ralph Knede is home from Washington
Henry Hannis, who attends school in
Washington, is the guest of his mother.
Mrs. Susan Hannis. Mrs. B. D. Snyder,
Hedgesville. is visiting her son. Cronan
Snyder. Washington. David b. Winfrey.
clerk in the Treasury Department,
Washington. and Miss Edna Virginia
Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T. 6.
Smith, We're married at the brides home
here. Granville Smith, who attends
Army Ordnance School in Philadelphia,
was home for several days Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Fish Fitchburg. Mass. are
guests of Mrs Fish's brother, A. R.
Melintz. Rev. Henry Hesse. Shrewsbury,
Pa. visited Rev. DR.. William Hesse.
Miss Frances Henshaw is home from
Staunton, Va. Daniel Martin has gone
to Washington to reside with his brother,
James Martin Mrs. James F. Thompson.
sr.. and daughter. Mary Jane. are visitors
from Petersburg. Va. Mrs. Margaret
Gamer returned to Baltimore.
RoMNEY, w. VA.
GOV. John j. CornweH, Mrs CornwelI
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visiting friends at Glen Ridge, n. j.,
Garden City, L. l., and New York city,
has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Steward. who have
been visiting at Boston, Mass, Will re-
turn to their home tomorrow.
Mrs George Morrison Depue have re
turned from a visit to relatives at Phil
adelphia. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Young. who have
been visiting relatives in Pittsburgh
Pa, have returned to their home on
East Melrose street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Warburg have
leased a house in West Bradley lane.
They are having extensive repairs made
and will take possession in April.
Mrs Lucie Hill of San Francisco, Cal.
who has been the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs Jesse G. Adkins. has returned
to her nome.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Eifie Louise Hurt, daughter Of
Mrs. Fannie Ledbetter Hurt. and Mr..
william Julius James Chase, cousin Of
President Woodrow Wilson. which oc-
Cured on Tuesday. December 4, at At
lanta Ga. have been received in Chevy
Chase. The young couple will be at
home at Decatur Ga. Mr.. Chase for
merly resided In Chevy Chase.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

Cards have been issued for the mar
rage OF Miss Julia Edna Aldhizer oil
Broadway. Va. and Rev. Edgar Carroll
Beery, pastor Of the Methodist Church
Of Clarendon, Tuesday, January l. at the
Baptist Church ut Broadway. DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph Quick of Clarendon entertain
ed at dinner Christmas day Mr.. and
Mrs Van Quick and family and MIR. and
Mrs. j. W Garner and family of Falls
Church. MIR. and Mrs. Archie Hector and
son OF Clarendon are on a three-w
visit to their parents in Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cooper and their
two daughters Of Clarendon are spending
the holidays with their parents in Balti-
more. Nd. Misses Matte and Blanche
Jones. who have been teaching in the
Clarendon Public School. are al their
home in Blacksbure, Va Mr. and Mrs
Robert Evans and children are guests of
their parents in baltimore. Miss Holland,
who has been teaching in Clarendon
School. is on visit to her parents in
Fiuvanna county. Va. The Clarendon Bap-
list Sunday school will hold its Christ
mas entertainment on the evening OF De-
cenber 81. Rev. +. c. Beery of Clarendon
is at Broadway. Miss Elizabeth Stra wster
and Lieut.. Floyd Bowman, both of Stras-
burg. Va, were married Saturday. while
on visit to Mrs. E b. Dey OF Baiiston.
ngton by Rev Z. b. Ragby. pastor of
Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Baily of Washington spent Christ
mas with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Louis Baily of Clarendon. The Metho-
dist Sunday school of Clarendon held its
Christmas entertainment Saturday even
ing. Over sos was the offering for the
Armenian and Syrian relief fund. R. r
Green OF Leesburg. Va, was the guest
over Christmas OF his son. Harry X
Green of Clarendon. Luther C. Dodd of
Clarendon has resigned the office of dep
uty treasurer of Alexandria county and
accepted position in the office of the
chief examiner of the civil service COM
mission In Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Hughes of Courtlands were
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Gregory of Washington. Dr. and Mrs
w. c. Welburn and daughter Mary of
Ballston are spending the holidays with
relatives in Nashville, Tenn
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FREDERICK, MD.

A Red cross benefit musicale, the
fasf1iona BILE social event of Frederick
county for the holiday season, was held
an Thursday afternoon at 330 O'Clock
at Rose Hill Manor. the country home
of Noah +. Cramer, Frederick. and the
home of Thomas Johnson. the first
governor of Maryland. The patronesSes
We're: Mrs. l.. Victor Baughman Mrs.
Joseph ID. Baker. Mrs. j. II. y. CIaggett,
Mrs Charles II. Cnnlet Mrs. Noah f..
Cramer. Mrs. Samuel Grafton Duyall.
Mrs George r. Dennis. jr.: Mrs. Il.
Charles Winebrener. Mrs. Franklin Blu
chanan Smith. Mrs. Charles Bayard
Trail, Mrs Francis II. Markell. Mrs.
Thomas L. Hayward, Mrs. Douglass
Hooff Mrs. William W. Osburn. Mrs.
Benjamin F. Perry. Mrs. Charles w.
Ross Jr.: Mrs Henri l. g. Kieffer. Mrs.
Frank Hill Hedges. Mrs. William craw-
ford Johnson. Mrs. j. Alleine William
son. Mrs. Glenn II. Wurthington, Mrs.
James r. Dickson. Scranton, Pa: Miss
Reynolds. Scranton. Pa: Misses Sallie
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
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father, Judge Smith. for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henkle have had
the latter's mother, Mrs. E. S. Pretty Of
Harrisburg. Pa, and Miss Arlene
Pretty of New York as their guests over
Christmas.
The ladies of the Chevy Chase Bridge
Club were hostesses last Wednesday
evening to their husbands at bridge at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Brush.
Mrs. Alexander Wiley is entertaining
her sister. Miss Htmrod of Chicago, III.
Her mother. Mrs. Himrod. who has been
spending the past month in Chicago,
H.. visiting relatives. has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell. who has been Wis
fting relatives at Rome. Ga, for the
past month, has returned to the home
of her son-in-law and daughter DR..
and Mrs. Warner
Miss Marjorie Henkle entertained at a
musical at her home last Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Mildred Copeland who has been
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Vienna Presbyterian Church Christmas
eve. The Brazilian Club gave a dance
December % in Boutons Hall. John Nc
Carthy Of Georgetown University,
well known athlete has enlisted in the
naval reserve at Philadelphia. Miss Alb
bic Fitzhugh is the guest OF Mrs. s. G.
StuntZ. Felix Taylor of Forr Washing
ton spent Christmas with his parents.
Miss Florence Adams, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Adams, was married
in Washington Monday evening to
Horace Atkinson. Mrs. John Ferguson
and Misses Lulu and Bertha Ferguson
were dinner guests Christmas day of
Mrs. X. u. Leith. Miss Ivah Richards of
Washington is spending the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Edward c. Mower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Berry and family
and Miss Nettie Gibson were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Foster
Christmas day.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
1.-The Work of the National Red Cross"
formed the subject of lecture given
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In Nearby
Society Circles
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.

Joshua Malone of Washington IS the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. X X. farr'
Misses Elizabeth and Julia Swetnaih'
VIII Swetnam and Jack SwetnaIn were
dfnner guests Christmas day of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Berry at Woodside. Misses
Hannah Morris and Anne Gordon Keith,
from Sweetbrier Academy, are spending
the holidays with their parents. MT
and Mrs Thomas r. Keith. Chapman
Fletcher is at Walter Reed Hospital
with the Army Medical Corps. IN which
he has enlisted Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Rust have returned from visit TO Mrs.
Rust'S parents at Bethesda. Ma III
Swetnam has enlisted in the Army Medi-
cal Corps and Frank r. Ford in the
naval reserve. Mr.. Ford has been sent
to Baltimore.
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LYNcHBURG. VA.

Mrs. James r. Boyd has returned from
Washington. Miss Chloe Nowlin has
been visiting in Washington. Nrs.
Harold c. Clark has returned from
Alexandria. Thomas s. Curtin Of Wash
ington has been visiting here pr and
Mrs. Charles +. willard. Washington.
spent a portion Of the holidays here J
+. Bolaud spent Christmas with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Roland. in
Washington. Miss Lucille Thomas is
visiting in Baltimore. Miss Mary Dayi-
son of Washington is here for the hoii-
days. Mrs. Earl Richardson. washing
ton, is visiting her parents. MIR and Mrs.
L. q. Wrenn. Mr.. and Mrs. III t. Chip
ley are visiting at stephens City. Mr..
and Mrs. u. C. jackson have been IN
Richmond Miss Constance Leachman
has returned from Charlottesville, ae-
companied by Miss Louise l.eachman.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver are in Day
ton on visit. Mr.. and Mrs. X. q, Scott.
Rome. y. u. are at their old home here.
9. IL. Murrell. Roanoke. visited his
mother, Mrs VI. y. MurrelI. this week
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land Baptist Church as her guests at
their recent meeting
Miss Elizabeth Johnson of Indianap-
oils. Ind, is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Maxwell O. Johnson.
The X. T. Club gave dance Christ
mas eve in the hall Of the Brookiand
Masonic Temple. Christmas greens and
bells formed the decoration. At a late
hour refreshments were served.
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last Sunday at St. Mary's Episcopal
Church to members of the Red Cross of
Colonial Beach, Va. The Red Cross
workers at Colonial Beach are working
gealously in the interest of the move
ment to provide comforts for the sol
diers. Several boxes of knitted articles
and underwear have been sent to the
headquarters. as well as a Christmas
box. purchased with the proceeds from
a sale of fancy articles.
number of people from Washington
and nearby colleges and schools spent
the Christmas holidays at the resort
Christmas was quietly observed