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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-25
w as ever the
Flag SO fair !?

Few Of us remember time when the Flag meant
much when its stripes gloWed with such radiance when
its stars shone with such hope and faith Only the Boys
in Blue, who marched calamity under it from 81 64
remember such time
Is it any wonder that we fling it proudly to the
breezes
The Oldest national flag the globe today, the one
that means the most to people who love Liberty
For Memorial Day, let excel all previous years and
days.
Let the Flag wave verywhere-over the brave who
sleep the last quiet Sleep those who still do memory
to their comrades who have passed on.
Flags in plenty here for every plan of decoration and
display in many sizes, of cotton and wool and fine silk
2 by s
s25.
SIS by
snalIco ton bunfing and15 C.
in
to by
wihs feet,-$15o
$780,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-25
Beautiful fancy
silk stockings--o5c

Three days ago these stockings
were being shown as sample.
Saturday they are to be bought
at a splendid saving by prompt
Bridgeport women. 81
Beautiful stockings and fine.
Splendid silk, splendid patterns,
splendid styles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-25

Handsome plaids, stripes Of tasteful and rich
trast embroidered patterns of unusual excel
lence
And colors Such collection of colors and combi-
nations gould find only in gathering of samples
We think of none that is missing.
very few of them are regular $1.25 stockings the
larger quantity is of regular $3.50 Sort there few of
even higher value-any pair Csc
rear.
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
In Society
Miss Mary Grower Entertained With
Delightful Dance In Honor OF Miss Millar

per. served a two course luncheon of
chicken salad. fruit cocktail in cham
payne glasses. bread and butter sand
witches, chees straws. pickles. fol-
lowed by kisses and whipped cream.
The affair was one of the prettiest
and most enjoyable social functions
of the season and pretty complf-
ment to a charming girl. The follow
ing guests were invited to this de-
lightful affair:
Misses Marie Millar. Ann Cardwell.
Mary Jackson Ruth Skipper. Helen
Conibear, Florence Torian and Misses
Jennie Booth. Lee Wilson. Margaret
Wilson. Annie Laurie Wilson, Mayme
Forsythe of Barlow. Mary George
Black. of Carrolton. Ga, Suenelle Pat
terson. Lila Patterson, of Pensacola,
Helen Hartshorn. Of Chicago, Mary
Adams. Louise Scarlet. Carolyn Ray,
Tampa. Miss Rodnett. Columbia. Mo"
Eugenia Bouchard Mulberry, Marie
Smith. of Plant City and Mrs. II. y.
skinner. Messrs. Belton Lanier,
William Sammon Harry Lagette. Geo.
Southland. Jr.. W L. King Robert Nc
Nulty. Gerald Bates, CLYDE Tram
nell. Orme Rohb. r. r. O'Steen, Fred
Renford Roscoe skipper James
Bourne. Ashevillo. y. C.. and Messrs.
Spessard Holland. James Hooker Jr"
Geo. Pylant. Ernest Hatton, McCar-
thy. Borden Wilson of Barlow. Law
renee Clark. Of Mulberry. and Nor
gon Grower
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
PLANS GOING FORWARD FOR
COMPANY DIS HOMECOMING

Much enthusiasm is in the air re
rarding fitting celebration for the
homecoming of Company u, and this
morning the Soldier Department of
the w. c. T. IT, offered to assist the
chamber of Commerce in arranging
for the celebration.
The plans now include meeting the
company at the station with a band.
providing a banquet al the Armory'
and there will probably be addresses
of welcome from leading citizens de-
livered With the assistance of the
L. u. c.. and the Soldiers branch of
the w. c. T. a., the Chamber OF
Commerce committee feels greatly en-
couraged and splendid program will
no doubt be arranged.
Prof. Marks has offered the serv-
ices of his orchestra and also the
Band, but he wishes to ask that any
one who will furnish a piano for the
armory for the occasion. will kindly
communicate with him at the earliest
moment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
v. J. BRYAN IS
AGAIN IN FLORIDA;
WILL SOON FILL
CHAUIAUQUA DATES

\ wire from William Jennings
rrSan /, Supt. C. Rucker Adams on
yesterday was to the effect that he is
returning from Washington. and Will
ten,alt address the Chautauqua AZ
Mount Bora other speaking dates,
which include Lakeland. Wauchula,
81 Petersburg. Bradcntown and ST
Cload, will be filled shortly, but the
exact dates will be ann unced later.
Mr.. Bryan is enroute To his home in
Miami.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

The beautiful home of DIR. and Mrs.
W. r. Grower was the scene of a
brilliant affair last evening when
Miss Mary Grower entertained with
a dance in honor of Miss Marie Mil
lar. of Norfolk. Va.
The lower floor of this spacious
home was thrown together. and in
the reception hall. living room, Ii
brary and diningroom, decorations Of
American Beauty roses. Pink carna-
tions and orange blossoms made the
scene one of unusual attractiveness.
In the reception hall the guests
were greeted by the receiving line,
composed of Miss Grower, Miss Mil
lar Miss Rose Marie Smith. of Plant
City and Miss Ruth Skipper.
Miss Grover wore blue silk tulle
over silver lace. the bodice being of
silver cloth trimmed with silver
bands
Miss Millar wore yellow satin
trimmed with silk null and gold EN-
broidery.
Miss Smith was gowned in white
creme over chiffon with bodice and
.vcrdress of Soirre silk, the sleeves
and woke being OF silver lace.
Miss skipper wore white chiffon
uvrr white satin.
Marks Orchestra furnished excel
lruIcut music. and between dances
refreshing fruit punch was served on
the front porch Later in the eve
ming. Mrs. Grower, assisted by Mrs
r y skipper and Miss Ruth skip
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

A change is noted in business cir
clea this week, the n +. Brown q
&c. jowelry establishment on Broad
xnv having changed hands. and is
aoW, owned and operated by w. E
sandorson. Of Mount Vernon, Ohio.
,uk more recently from Lakeland.
where. he was connected with sim
lar business. The new owner TOOK
,harge of the business Wednesday,
Ind = considering number OF
.hanges in the already handsome
evelry store for the benefit of the
,atmns. kissimmee Gazette. MT.
'saxderson was formerly with the
,oIo Jewelry Co.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
". c. T. U. Social
At Home of Dr. and Mrs StGey

At Home of DR.. and Mrs stacy
Tire W. d. T. T.. had 4 very plcas-
.ta, social M Rev. stacey last even
ing. Quite a number Of members were
present with soma visiting write rib
bonors, and few OF the sterner seN
III we'd tile situation. and seemed Il
cuioy themselves. The entertain
meat consisted hrs, If an advertise
inent of the w G.. +. T. national or
San, The Union Signal. wherein il
was brought forth by different par
ties. that YOU could get any infarma
ton You wished about this paper
Partners were chosen by matchin ;
verses cut in two Each couple :
then given a paper on which were
Questions. The answers to these Were
the names OF various ". {. /. I.
members. Mrs. Fouts, of Salem. Ohio.
and Mrs. II b. Morse gave the mos,
answers and were each presented
with a picture of our late national
president, Mrs. Lillian NJ. w. Stev-
ems. Mr.. Stacey offered a Chinese
coin to the one who would come
nearest to answering the question
GLOW to best manage a husband?
as given in a contest of which he
han read The answers being Feed
ne brute" Mrs. Shaffer came nearest
bv saying Feed him we'll. Refresh
ments of punch and cake and waters
were then enjoyed by all. Some dues
we're collected and some subscrip
tions the Union Sienal were taken
The guests departed after assuring
the host and hostess Of pleasant
evening.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
Week of Prayer

,,,, ,.,ia,,
. .h,,,l
.a,.
..,
Monday
Leader-Mrs Padrick.
devotional exercise.
lynn.
PRAYER.
Icanet Evangelism by Mrs. ,'Gl-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

The remains of the late j. w.
Ward were shipped to Floral City
this morning for interment The fun
eral was delayed in expectation OF
the arrival of son, Clarence Ward,
who was doing service on the Mex
lean border and who reached Lake
land last night. The remains were
accompanied by members of the fam
lily, and friends, and were inferred
with Masonic honors at Floral City.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

Beginning tonight the Lakeland
Band will play each Saturday eve
ing at 1880 in the band stand instead
of on Sunday afternoons. This is an
Improvement. as the business section
on Saturday nights is crowded, while
on Sunday afternoon it is more or
less deserted.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

Last night aboat midnight Jae rle
alarm was sent in from the lakclaut
Sheet Metal Works, whore work
table had caught fire, from me AIN
explainAble source. The department
responded pr, mptl., and in exactly
six minutes from the time tie alarm
sofhded the company was back at
tina Fire station, and the Elc WAS
out. Only slight damage resulted
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
GREAT BUILDING
ACTIVITY NOW
IN PROGRESS
IN THIS CITY

To the man on the street corner
there may not seem to be much do
ing in the building line. but when one
gets out and looks around he finds
that quite a good deal is going on
and much is projected for the i'm
mediate future.
The beautiful home of c. E.
Holmes on Kentucky Ave. is just
about completed This is one of the
most complete and modern homes in
Lakeland and Mr. Holmes is to be
congratulated in having the fine loca-
ton he has. overlooking beautiful
Lake Morton.
The handsome mansion which is
being built for one OF our recent ar
rivals. Mr.. Dun. who moved here from
Canada a short time ago. is rapidly
approaching completion. The site of
this home is one of the best which
could have been secured. 1t is on
the east shore of Lake Hollingsw orth.
just at the city limits and the out
side appearance of il at the present
time gives evidence of what it will be
when completed mall its details.
The modern bungalow being built
ga +. Orange street by Mr.. J. b.
lark. will be one of the prettiest
homes ON this beautiful street and
Ill soon De completed
The Sloan Garage is going up on
south Florida avenue. and will make
q very handsome addition to this
ncighhorhood which bids fair to be
one of the most lively sections of the
business district
Preliminary work is going on in
connection with another very hand.
some home which General IIolley is
having erected in Park Hin to cost
umcthing in the neighborhood of
slNoo0. Dr Barton. who is a friend
of General Holley is about To let the
contract Tor a similar home alongside
hat of the General.
4 hospital or santitarium is about
TO he built on the south shore of
LAX" Morton and preliminary work
is being done on the ground right
now This institution will be
equipped with every modern require
"a q Ia IL ~. 4
OF sanitarium
Several fine homes are being built
in the Lakeland Highlands section,
many fine bungalow sites having been
sold this winter to parties who have
also bought grove lots.
See. liolworthy is endeavoring 10 in.
terest one of our wellknown citizens
in the erection of fine building. the
larger part of which will be equipped
Tor high class apartments, for the ac-
eommodation of some of our winter
visitors who have been used to this
kind of service in the tourist towns.
Ihey are willing to pay big price
Tor modern apartments which have
not yet been created here and we be-
lieve that the building will be put up
Tor use the coming season as il can
easily be shown that apartments of
this kind will bring in sufficient in.
come during the winter season to
pay good interest on the investment
We have not said anything vet
about the Elks Home, ground for
which will be broken very soon
This fine building and equipment is
to cost about $4,000 and the com.
mittee feel safe i'm saving that the
finances are well taken care of al
ready. only few details lacking 70
enable them to go ahead with the
work of construction
. The building operations. now going
on and soon to be in progress rs
above enumerated. are estimated .c
cost in the neighborhood of 5000 ooo
chi
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
Wednesday

Leader Mrs. stephens.
subject From Port to Plain.
devotional Exercise
l1ymn
Prayer.
Lcailct r licve IN Take a.
Bloom,' Mrs. Harnley.
Talk What Was the Debt on
i'nme Missions Last Year and What
Is nr Gray's Suggestions for Cancel
Ing and PreycntHg IT." Mrs
Cocmhs
Lca1ct - Selma Zavorouski" Mrs
Mckee.
'At Home at School, al Church
with the Paunec Indian Children
airs. Angel
Sentence Prayers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
IRELAND
LACONICS

Mn Willie Williams. of Fort
MooGo. b spending the weekend
with her friend, Miss Brunell Swim
dsal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

Mr.. o. +. Brown has retired from
the firm OF Melton * Brown and that
firm has been succeeded by the Mel
ton & or Company, the personnel
of which Is MIR. ". ii. Oti VINO re
Gently came here from Tennille. Ca;
Mr.. J. f. Melton and Mr. j. +. Mel
ton. Jr.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

w. L. Johnson of Detroit, Mich,
an1 David o. Ellis, of Harrisburg.
Pa, purchased today the Jones farm
ard grove, northwest OF town on the
Providence road. This property com
prises 26 acres. and is splendid To-
Gated.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

Mrs. Guy Topn and cadrc' haee
gone to Greenwood Jilss ga
Mr.. Toph. who mas he u out luc.e
the past six or eight months for the
benefit OF his heath, NeA4.A t.e
glad to say has improved m.ct sa y
he has been the.t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
Woman's Auxiliary To
Meet Monday

The Woman's Auxiliary of All
Saints Episcopal church will meet
MONDAY Afternoon with Miss Hattie
Prltchett at the home OF her brother
Mr. II. +. Pritchett. on East Orange
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

n. David Reesor, of Toronao, Can
- - purchased ten acres of land.
a1lnugning the r. r. Kline place.
noGcn at of town. and probably will
iuugove same at once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

Ma VIM ID. Putnam, of Highland
PuEk, MS, with her three small sons
au1 inverness, is visiting her par
enfa ur. and Mrs. Thos. Bryant on
LAke Norton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
TONIGHT

Ii s a strange st ry. thrilling and in
tenseiy interesting
A Paramount Comedy
"S0MF DOCTOR"
Admission 5 and Ice
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

Nh. e. NJ Miller and son, of St.
PGonF1burg. are visitors to Lakeland
tl&Yoest of the formers sister, Mrs.
G. l1vlngston. Mrs. Miller's husband
foe1nGrly conducted the Silver Palace.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03

INIT q Real Man Can Generally Win
Out Is shown In
THE WORLD AGAINST nIIi
lien Of real rit isht hardea, WAeA
hinxs are going against them worst
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
AT THE LEADER

If il is new you will get il there
new coat-suits, new dresses, new
c3ats. 63O7
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-03
The
Society
Woman
KnOzVS

IT To what extent her sta
III tionery will be judged
by her friends. She
judges from a personal
standpoint But really.
there's no excuse for
using the improper
kind of cry.
Our stock in c u d e s
your every need, and II
you are not just sure,
perhaps. with our
knowledge. we may be
of assistance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

engagement there than Toots Paka
when the latter Introduced Hawaiian
dancing aud music in this country sew
eral years ago. 1t remained for Jonia
to restore Hawaiian productions TO
their original popularity after various
im!tators OF Too;s Paka had destroyed
the impressions left by the bli;hesome
Toots. Jonia has convinced American
audiences that there Is some thing new
in Hawaiian acts. and She and her com
pany arc it The picturesque seen
cry and costumer OF the Sandwich Is
!anderS are reproduced with fidelity to
the real thing in the pcrforma noes
given by Jon!a and her Hawaiians.
Harry Ellis. formerly tho first tenor
OF "Tha, Quartet" widely known as
the highest paid male quartz; in tn.
world during it, existence, is now APP
bearing alone. He viii be All interest
ing feature OF the bill to all who love
good vocal music OF the popular type.
The Alfred Errei!c Company. in a
novelty entertainments and the -Four
Hickman Brothers. a quartet OF black
face singers. dancers aud fuuinakers.
are other features ot the show W.,ii
each 0: ihe vaudeville bills there Will
be the usual m!scella neocs motion pic
tuie displays. including war aims and
p!cture-fhrces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
WILL. GIVE CONCERT At
.EOii\ MARSHALL IilGH S(HOOL

Jules Falk. the Belgian "iolinisi. as
sisted b. Misses Gertrude Arnold. con-
tralto. and Lalvi:a Ehr!ich. pianist,
vii! give corcer; al the John Mar
shall high School on November IS and
20. Mr.. Falk Is declared TO be one Of
the most interesting personalities be-
fore Tie concert public OF America
His reputation as "!olin!st OF high
rank and quality was first established
ty his successful career in the prom
met musical centers o! the Old World.
Miss Arnold's experience in the con-
Ger; held covers A wide and varied area
She has appeared in operate organ
,zations with orchestras and before tho
best-known clubs and musical societies
throughout the United states. Her
voice is rich contralto OF en-
ceptional power and range. Her
tones are OF 4 mellow and sympathetic
quality. while her enumeration is al
ways clear. In the use OF various
shades OF Zone color she is particularly
efficient.
After completing her musical educa-
ton abroad under the guidance Of
Josef i.hevinne. Miss Enrich. the gifted
young American pianist. made her
debut in this country two years ago.
She is splendid musician. and sue
ceeds not only as a piano soloist, hut
as an accompanist, and her execution
In both fields is extremely delicate and
beautiful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1917

tinorc with his son. Dale. who Is a
student at John Hopkins Cniyeici;y
VI. w. La%fleld spent a few days i'm
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Topping Of
MiddlcseX County. are guests OF Mrs.
roppirG's parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. t:eorsc
Il. TilGhman.
M, and N:.. Herman savage. OF
Norfolk. spent pa,t OF last week her.
with relatives
Dr. &. l.. Nottingham. e. r. wilkins
ana William y. Thomas motored to
Philadelphia last wcck
Dr. aud Mrs. T.. u. S,ia. who nave
been spending few dryS with rel.
atives on the Western shore. have re-
turned.
Members Of the guild of r:mnanual
Episcophl Church hello baxaar and
( supper at the Casino Friday evening.
MI and AIRS +. Tucker wii;,ins en-
tcrtaiEcd few fiiendS SATURDAY ever
Ing .; nridg" in homo, o. can.ain 1.
IL. IroSirE. L. :. ~. and Charles Mii!cr.
y delightful subscriptions: dane. VAS
given 1T the Casino THURSDAY e-e,.inc
when WAS largely attended Music
| was furnished by II,lchcr'y orchestra
of Norfolk
Il. Cro*ley. former train disra.c,,.
or here. has received {, conn, isSion :, :
ca"ta'n with an" Penns.lva,ia Rail
| road uni, ana lest Tuesdsy aichi cor
training camp.
Charles Millar left "Wednesday night
Tor Baltimore to spend q few d,vs
PRIOR TO joining PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road unit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
~. - :
lYMCHBURG

Special TO Tho Times Dispatch
LYNcHECRG. VA. November y
Mr.. and Mrs. -. Il. Long have been i'm
baltimore visiting Mir. Longs sister
Mrs. J. Albert Mitten.
Miss Mabel Burlis has returned from
visit In Washington
Nj. and Mrs ". Il. montgomery
hav" gone 20 Camp Jackson TO visi;
theil son. Lieutenant +. T. Montgom-
cry. Later they Viii 70 to For, oule-
thorpe Tor visit with another son.
Lieutenant l.. l.. montgomery.
Miss Jean Alexander il in New York
Mrs. r. NJ. Hughes has gone TO An
niston. Ala. for visit Al Camp Nc
Clellan. with her son. Captain G. NJ.
Alexander, OF Company l., one Hundred
and Sixteenth Infantry.
Mrs. J. ]. Poole. of Roanoke. WISHED
Mrs. ). F.. Wright.
Mrs. G.. T. Mcdaniel has returned
from visit at her Old home in New
Orleans.
Mrs. w. G. sale. Of Richmond, has
been visiting her daughters. Miss
Louise and Elizabeth Sale. who arc
ntudents at RanGoIph- Macon Woman's
College
Mrs. X. Duval Scott has returned
from Fort OSlcthorpe. and is now
visiting her parents. Nj. and Mrs. Will
liam dickson.
Mrs. W. T.. Clark is back from a visit;
IN Macon. Ga.
Mrs. Pau! <. EdiEunds and Miss SAL
lie Edmunds are visiting al Charleston,
s 6.
Mrs W. VI. Warwick. o; Charleston.
W. Va. has been the guest oi Mrs G..
H. wilkins.
Roach Thomas Is Spending his vaca.
ton in Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Henry ChaiTsell. Jr. has return
cd to Birmingham. Ala. after "A visit
eth her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ J.
Smith.
MIR T. f. Roberts. OF Chase city. has
been visiting Mrs j. IL. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. brown. who were
Visiting he'c have returned to Miami.
fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
RETREAT BOARD MEETS
Women Undertake to Aid In Cam
paiEn for Y. VI. G.. 4. WRr
Work Fund.

The regular weekly meeting oe the
board Of tho Retreat for the Sick was
held in the hospital Thursday morning.
with Miss Mary Norwood presiding.
There was a large attendance. All re-
ports were received. and represented
tho works of the hospital az moNin :
n most satisfactory manner.
=. VI. Darlington. chairman OF the
!. II. G. 4. war work council fund.
vas introduced. and made talk IN
behalf Of tho Y. NJ. G. y. campai liz n.
The result WAS that Mrs. John p. Light
foot was mad" chairman Of 4 committee
composed OF volunteers from the
women present.
SIR. Darlington was one OF the most
helpful and active officers in the re-
cent campaign for fumes FOR the new
Retreat for the Sick. which building
will soon be under course OF erection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
CHRiSTIANSBURG

special 10 The Times Dispa tch.l
cHRIST1ANSBUEG. VA, November
1.-The Hamilton Wade Chapter Of the
United daughters Of the Confederacy,
held their November meeting in the
chapter room at the courthouse on
Thursday afternoon, with twenty mem
bers present.
The marriage OF Miss Addic Chris
man 10 Edward Lucas was celebrated
4; the home Of the bride on Wcdncs-
day, November Is. only tho relatives
aad close friends were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Lucas Will make their home at
Childrcss.
Mrs w. l.. Flanagan and Miss Willie
Flanagan arc visiting in Washington.
Mrs. Archer a. Phlcgar has issued in :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Ni'le. where Captain rraiuum viii make
his HEADQUARTERS.
Miss Birdie Tate has been spending
the week with friends IN Washing on.
AshbN Mc'lrry. % Newport News.
visited his fa"jl! hero this week
Mrs NJ. L.. Fahcr after pclasant
Visit Of several weeks. the guest OF her
daughters. Mrs. \. Il. Collins in Rich
n!ond. and Mrs. r. T.. Clarke, in Char
'"'tcSEii!e. has returned home.
Mrs. Fleming Erinscc and daughter
Mrs. w. g. Esker. and granddaughter.
Miss Aubrey Baker. viii! leave abou.
December Toy Charlottesville to spend
tho winter.
T.. -. Niche was the guest this
week Of relatives and friends in Rich
monh
rev. Frank BurruSS loft on Tues
day 10 attend nc annual conference Of
the Methods; church. which Is now.
in session IN Lynchburg