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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-03-09

Admission D ana 10 Genus every
night.
"A remittance received this week
from our old townman, H. L. Block,
is accompanied by some cheering re-
marks pertaining to Welsh and her
organ of publicity. The remittance,
of course is for another years sub
scription to the Journal, and he says,
at is worth more than two cents a
week to see what is going on in the
old town, and especially when the ed
itor pulls off some local humor = ;
they certainly do things right in
Welsh" Mr.. Block further states
that lhe expects to drop in some of
these days to renew old acquaintance
and we bow and assure the gentleman
that this berg specializes in cold ac-
quaintances" though we much prefer
the young ones-especially when they
come in pairs.
Okla Stansbury was operated on
March 2 at the Womans' Dispensary
n New Orleans, and at this writing
is doing we'll Mrs. O. Stansbury
was operated on during December at
he same institution and mother and
daughter both say it it fine place
for women and children. The dis
uensary is managed entirely by
women, and any who go there can
see for themselves what women can
do for themselves, according to Mrs
Stansbury. The head doctor is Sarah
May, one of the best physicians in
the city Of New Orleans. The insti-
'ution is located at 1923 Annunciation
street.
Mr.. C. L. Hooker of Crowley wa,
in Welsh Wednesday looking after
the unloading and delivery of new
lS5 h.. p. Bessemer Crude oil burning
engine that will be installed on the
rarm of F. H. Moor & Son to furnish
power for the irrigation of their rice
crop this year.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with
few doses of 666. Dec. 15-3m
Col. R. c. Duff of Houston, Texas,
was in Welsh Wednesday on bust
ness and incidentally ran across the
editor of the Journal. Col. Duff and
the editor were old time Texas ac-
quaintances, and this was their first
meeting in about twenty years.
Mrs. D. c. Speaker and Mrs. J. T.
Bowen of Kokoma, Indiana, and Mrs.
NJ. A. Powers of Milroy, Indiana, are
here on a visit to E. H. and Corridor.
Boiling and their families. Mr.. Sprak-
sr is an uncle, Mrs. Powers an aunt,
and Mrs. Bowen a cousin of the b.
ings. They expect to- spend some
time visiting here before returning to
their homes in Indiana.
Anyone wishing to farm, buy OF
ease of Mrs. D. C. Welsh's property
see A. J. Benoit of the Plezol Ice
Cream Parlor. Mott.
If you have surplus poultry consult
the Welsh Produce Co., phone 1856.
jess Buckingham of Kinder was in
Welsh Saturday.
Turn your chickens and eggs into
ready cash--Welsh Produce company
phone 1856.
II. B. McMillin was Lake Charles
business visitor Monday.
The Boy Scouts will serve a Chicken
Pie supper in the banquet room of the
Masonic hall Saturday, March 18th.
The Boy Scouts will serve Chicken
Pie supper in the banquet room of the
Masonic hall Saturday, March 18th.
Mr.. ]. ALT. Martin was in New Or
leans from Sunday evening until
Tuesday morning. of this week, pur-
chasing spring goods for the Martin
Bros. store.
I'VE pay the highest market price
for eggs and chickens welsh Pro
duce Company, Phone 1856.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-03-09

For Hay, Straw, Wood
DRY Ash and Oak for
Turpentine Chips, House
Moving, call Clyde Davis,
Phone IS q.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02
BEULAH NEWS BATCH
About Through Curing Tobacco
Maria

About through Curing Tobacco-A
Marriage-Personal
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Beulah (Lumberton, R.5), July 81
Farmers in this section are about
through curing tobacco.
Tobacco this year has hope the
automobile manufacturers as well az
the farmers. Most everybody that
planted tobacco is buying an auto.
mobile.
Mr.. T. B. Mclean of Raft Swami
and Miss Emline Sutton of this sec.
ton were married Sunday, 22nd. They
will make their home at Boardmar
for the present.
Mr.. w. H. Bullock spent Friday il
Fairmont attending the union.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Flowers anc
Mrs. Marilda Flowers spent Satur
day night and Sunday visiting a
West Lumbertcn.
Mrs. w. H. Bullock and son, Mas
ter Claude, and the writer ATTENDED
preaching at Lumberton Sunday.
Pulling fodder time will soon b
here again.
Messrs L. F. Martin and A. E. Phil
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS
Because It's For One Thing Only,
and LumbertOn People APP
nreciate This

dklO O0PAN &AF
preciate This
Nothing can be good for every
thing.
Doing one thing we'll brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here is Lumberton evidence to-
prove their worth.
J. D. McNeill, prop. blacksmith
shop, 100 Cedar St., says: II had an
attack of kidney trouble about two
or three times week and my back
often felt as though it would break.
MY kidneys were disordered and the
secretions were scanty. Sometimes /
passed small particles of gravel and
the pain was terrible. One box Of
Doan's Kidney Pills fixed me up in
good shape" ;.
Price 6Oc at all dealers. Don't
\ simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
] Mr.. McNeill had. Foster Milburu
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. 7.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02
lips were Lumberton visitors Wkdnes-
day.
Mr.. Mason and Miss Vina Taylor
attended the quarterly at Center Sun
day.
Negro Soldiers Cause Trouble in Wa
Go, Texas

Clashes occurred at Waco, Tex.
Sunday night between police officers
and riotous negro troopers Of the oath
U. S. infantry. The trouble started
when negro troopers entered = COM
bination restaurant for negroes and
whites. The soldiers tore down the
white" sign over the restaurant and
told the proprietor not to put it up
again, according to one version. An
other version is that troopers refus-
ed to allow white pedestrians to pass
in front of negro picture show. The
police were called out to clear the
| sidewalks and were resisted by the
negroes. During the disorder sew
eral were wounded by bullets.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02
NEW 4-H. TINE TABLE FOR
PRODUCTS IN GLASS

wise her bulletin by adding a full
article on canning in glass.
Before her revised bulletin, which
is now in the hands of the printer
reaches US We want to be using he1
new All Time Table for Product!
in Glass, which is as follows::
Table re;
~ ~, nko -
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02

432-1257 Martin L Sanders, Buie.
433-1O77 John Dixon, Red Springs.
434-1961 John Heck Shaw, Rex.
435-781 Luther B McNeill, Red Spgs.
436-1415 Joseph G Council, Parkton.
437-1035 Welton Dial, Maxton.
438-1634 Bass Locklear, Maxton RS.
439-958 Dexter Mcqueen, Rowland
44o-s2s GREGORY Pitman, Maxton.
441-1343 John T Mclean, Rennert.
442-1439 Fred Mcleod, Parkton.
443-1804 Charley Bell, Rowland.
444-857 Leroy Vernon Leitch, Row
land r3.
445-1554 Weston Deese, Pates.
446-1401 Willie D. Warner, Parkton.
447-1303 William Jacobs, Buie..
448-963 Josh McGirt, Rowland r3.
449-438 Walter Lee Mcmillan, St
Pauls RI
450-878 Darman Brown, Rowland re-.
451-1059 Elias Maynor, Maxton.
! 452-441 Dan Mcmillan, St Pauls rs.
| 453-880 Jessie E Bracy, Rowland r3.
3, 454-1776 William L Buck, Rowland.
455-357 John Newly, Parkton r3.
456-23 George Irwin Klopp, Shannon.
457-1173 Gus Lille, Maxton.
458-331 Thomas Caddell, Maxton ri.
459-1881 Frank B. Dunn, Lumber
Bridge.
46O-1108 Simeon Henderson, Max
4s1~1s1o Willie Pat Smith, Lumber
4s2-4s2 John winford Gibson, St
Pauls RI.
463-1201 Gil Chadman, Maxton.
46+197S James Eddy Mcintyre
Shannon.
465-5e5 David Paxton Mcneil, 81
j Pauls.
466-S0O Napoleon Mcmillan, Red
Springs.
:. 467-i747 Davis Locklear, Rowland.
I. 468-1447 Roper E Wood, Parkton
469-1O49 Porter Barton, Wakulla..
47O-1442 Daniel A Phillips, Park
ton.
471-715 Charlie Lee Oxendine, Rel
472ESsi Harris Billiard, Rowland r3
473-539 John Callahan, st Paglls.
474-349 Amos Melvin, St Pauls "a
475-1596 Jack G Sampson, Pemb'ke
476-562 John Franklin Jackson, $
/. Pauls RI.
477-1407 Albert Gaskin, Parkton.
:. 478-5O1 Roy Edwards, St Pauls.
It 479-1O2 Peter Farley, Maxton.
480-1915 Charlie Smith, Rex:
= 481-1411 Albert Mcneil, Parkton.
482-1s7e Jno Henry Walker Max
ton r3.
It 483-875 Neill Dodrige McCallun
Rowland ri.
484-178O Henry Chavis, Rowland.
= 485-714 Lonzo Collins, Red Spgs'
$3.50 Rodgers Reece, Red Spring
l. 487-1O24 Pernell Billiard, Maxton
488-1291 Zackmah Brooks, Pates.
< 489-871 John Anderson, Maxton r
49O-1341 Willie H Jackson, Renner
. 491-1556 Ashley Hunt, Pates; .,
s. 492-1O43 Ezro Walters, Wakull
493-16O6 D Morrison, Pembroke.
494-1934 Hector James McLea
a. Lumber Bridge.
495-71 Joe Farley, Maxton:,
d, 496-152O Tallie McKoy Brock Fen
broke.
ed 497N1972 Alfred Tolar, Lumber b
498-169O James Lambert, ROWAN
W. 497-1156 Conves Sampson, Maxton
5o8-169O James Lambert, Kowlano
/. 199-1156 Conves Sampson, Maxton
IL 50O-1393 John P Watts, Parkton'
501-1593 Joe Dial, Raynham.
. 5o2-1s5o Leewood Mccallum' no
rs. land. g.. D.,
* 5O3-555 Evander McNatt, st Pa'
ri. D,o
st 504-978 Sylvester Pigford, Rowia
Ike. 5o5Eia6o John E Locklear, Buie'
506-5O6 John Brown Evans
Pauls. n.,
nd. so7-i588 Charles Billiard, Pembro
nd, 60a-1591 David Brooks, MAXI
609-1909 William Frank Ow
st ~ Lumber Bridge.
s,n-iS06 Robert w Ruffin, Rowla
n. s11-l39l Grady Lilly, Pankton.
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ROBSON COUNTY REGIsTRANTs
Continued from page 3

Continued from page 3
Lumberton.
! 1O-1784 Wesley Elchi Ratley, Fair
mont.
kll-2OO2 Boandman Britt, Board
man.
! 61-1234 Arthur r Ellis, Red Spgs.
s62-17S1 Cleveland ISLAND, Rowland.
B69-1360 John H Mclean, Rennert.
B6+848 Archie Maynard Mclean,
Maxton r3.
B65-1118 Neill Macarthur, Maxton.
s66-121 Ben Snipes, Maxton.
B67-221 Charley Hyman, Maxton.
Bs8-1537 Willis Martin, Pembroke.
B6s-1474 John West, Parkton.
BO-1414 Fred L Gates, Parkton.
B71-1616 John Yves Oxendine, Pates.
B72-292 Jeff Beasley, Maxton re-.
379-822 Sam r Mckay, Red Surings.
f7+5O4 Simon Peter Glover, st
Pouls r..
e75-1O64 Thomas Chavis, Maxton.
B76-12O5 Peter McNair, Maxton.
B77-1729 Dave Buie, Rowland.
R78-1626 Neill Maynor, Pembroke.
R79-1284 Elrod r Cummings, Buie.
1880 Jesse E Carpenter, Maxton.
3Sl-191 Dan Mclean, Maxton RS.
382-477 Troy Maynor, st Pauls r3.
283-ll87 Rach Chambers, Red Spgs,
384-1179 Neal Archie Buie, Maxton
385-753 Albert Parker, Red Springs
386-130 John A McGirt, Maxton r3
@-S58 Clarence Ammons, Row.
land r3.
36&168 Lucius Grant Morrison, Max.
ton rs.
S6s-l023 Osker Locklear, Maxton.
SsO-1932 Benjamin Scott, Rex.
Ssl-l774 Charles A Cox, Rowland
ss2-424 John Albertus Marsh, S
Pauls.
SsS-S40 Henry Smith, Rowland rs
Ss+1347 Council Howard, Rennert
PS5-1511 Milton Stackhouse, Park
ton.
PsS-l188 Henry James DeBerry, Re-
Springs.
@.c657 James A Walters, Re-
Springs.
%l75 Arthur Philip Cooley, Max
ton.
$3.50 John Henry shotridge, Max
%So-278 Robert R Martin, Maxtor
I1-1622 Dave Owen, Maxton.
4V22-l240 Pearson Jacobs, Pemb'k.
4ud-524 Austin Emory Walters, S
Pauls.
4W+s11 Archie D Sutherland. Ma,
ton r3.
aO0S-l172 Luther Shaw, Maxton.
4Uo-532 John Duncan Macarthur,
49, Pauls I'd.
Ud1-1517 Willie Dial, Pembroke.
"o,lo51 Rufus F Shackleford, Rov
land.
~S-l924 Robert L Graham, Lun
Der Bridge.
4IV-ll39 John Bolton McNeill, Ma:
ton.
nad-l214 Frank Locklear, Wakulla
n 1855 Elias D Johnson, ST Pau
n5-l952 Willie Easterling, Rex.
NAP 49, E L Wooten, Maxton.
"O-l357 Cleveland Morrison, Re
merit.
"'1 Ns, John Murdoch McFarlar
H-S Merit Simpson Gibson, r
80 Springs I'd.
"'7l7o7Stephen A HARRISON ,Ro
iaSs-ll60 JUNE Locklear, Maxto1
~OIll92 H Spencer Smith, Wax
400 -d66O James Lewis, Pembroke
tSS-505 Charles B Berry, Maxton
|0-ll43 Archie Switzerland, M
ton.
1557 David Eddie Semon,
H. Pauls.
a2Ss-i652 James G Chavis, Pembro
lS 99-i433 Ed Freeman, Parkton.
amoolo4O Hardin Dial, Pembroke
40 0m col Nanny Evans, Rowla
C CO. William Justice Townse
A., st Pauls.
rpooS John Henry Mcmillan,
'''-l4s4 Shaw Edwards, Parkte
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02

Itch! Itch! Itch!-Scratch! Scratcht
Scrath! The more you scratch, the
worse the itch. Try Doan's ONT
ment. For eczema, any skin itching.
60c a box.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02

More American. Troops Arrived in
Europe Safely
safely arrived at European port ana
disembarked. A press dispatch states
that when a tender went alongside
the vessels the men were in high
spirits and frequently shouted, Are
we downhearted ?" which was an
swered with a nearing mo" given
with great enthusiasm.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-02
l0nnA of The Robesonian.

.Dondence of The Robesonian.
'rl''f lone S. McKimmon, author Of
Mrs. Mrs. No No. II, Canning and Pre-,
buletln with All Recipes" has had
sTlns requests for more informa-
many canning in glass than is con-
bon On IN her present Al Bulletin,
|sineo ~ has been compelled to re-
p'' All Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
CAROLINA RESORT ENJOYS
OUTDOOR ADJUSTMENTS
Athletics In Daytime, Dances AT
Night, Entertain Many
Visitors.
An IDEAL THANKSGIVING DA,
Country Club Plays Golf and Holds
Open House for Hundreds OF
Guests-Hotels Decorated in Holt
day Bows.

ASHEVILLE, y. c.. December l.
Outdoor sports by day and dancing at
night constituted the amuscmcnts for
Turkey Day" at Ashevillc. and many
of the Ashevillc people took their
THANKSGIVING dinner at Grove iarh
Inn. dining either with friends VINO
arc guests at the inn. or making un
parties for the occasion, ana roman :
Ing aftcrward for the Thanksgiving
dance given hy the management OF
tho inn.
An ideal autumn day took many OF
the guests at the inn as well AS the
Country club set to the golf links
early In the morning. and the mem :
bers OF tho Ashcville Country club
held open house throughout the day.
Others made up horseback or motor
parties, and got out into the open To
cultivate an appetite for the bic am
ncr. cooked IN old fashioned style.
which was served 10 the guests at
tho inn.
For the dance Thanksgiving night,
tho "bis room" of the inn WAS dec
Grated with Thanksgiving conccitS, and
huge log fires in the big open fire
places at each end of the room added
to the homclikc appearance and feel
ing Of the dance. Special dance music
was arranged for the occasion by the
Grove Park Inn orchestra ard dancing
lasted until a late hour.
One OF the chief social events OF the
week was the marriage OF Miss Lucy
Minor. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Minor, of this city, and Paul
B. Barr!nger. OF New York. which took
place Wednesday.
Society will turn its attention dur
ing the coming week to the Good Sa-
marian Mission Bazaar, which will he
held at the Masonic Temple. and for
which all the society women of Ashe-
Vile and many of the visitors have
been working for some time. This is
Ashcvillc's pct charity aud the mis-
sion occupies L peculiar place in the
life of the city, the pastor, Rev. j. 5.
Williams. being officially known as
the pastor to strangers. The mis-
sion is known in every state in the
union and the bazaar each year re-
ccives gifts from every State. each Eift
recording the kindly sentiment OF
some one VINO has been aided by the
mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02

states ship Wisconsin,. is spending
an c!Eht-day leave OF absence at his
home here.
Miss Christine Gannaway. of Lynch
burg. WAS the Weekend guest OF Mrs.
w. Ward liill.
Miss Elizabeth w. pcytou. of the
University Hospital. who has been nurs-
ing Harry 1iill Sandigc. who is i'll Of
pneumonia. was called to Red Cross;
duty at Camp Lee last Thursday. Miss,
Ros;Ilic Slaughter. of -Iynclbur'< takes
her place here
Miss jamie G.ylialsey, of Orange. left
Tor Roanoke Monday after attending
inc Mckinnon- Dearborn wedding here.
MIS-. RriStow,, of Earmvillc. and Miss
Maria Bristow, of Richmond are here
on account OF the Illness of Harry IL.
Sandisc
Rev. and Mrs. George T. Zachary
left Tuesday for Pennsylvania, state
college Mrs. Zachary has been Il guest
OF captain and Mrs. John NJ. Payne
Tor the past three weeks
III. l.. Page and II party Of friends.
VINO have been spending Il week hunt
ing on DulM ich farm, have returned to
Norfolk.
Miss Elizabeth Rrownley is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays as tn. guest
Of Mrs Ball at pclaplanc.
Mrs. X. Is. tyler. vino has been
visiting at ';corrc r.arburn'S re-
turned TO Wilson. n. G., Wednesday.
Mrs H. NJ. toffcy. who has been Wis
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PULASKI
ISpc,iultu 'rh, .rimcs-pisu

lSpccinlto The Times Dispatch.
PULASKI. VA, December l.--Snall
contributions Oh the part Of many stu
dents OF the city schools made pos
Sibl" the packing OF thirty-four
Thanksgiving packages FOR the indi-
gent OF tho city. "Wednesday morning
The pupils were given the opportunity
to contribute to this laudablc cause.
which WAS inauSuratcd several years
ago.
fvauEclistic services arc in progress
in the Baptist Church. Tho pastor, Rev.
l.. Il. Cox, is assisted by Rev. George II.
Wiley, of Rirhmoud. The services are
being largely attended.
Key. and Mrs. e. =! Matthews and
two sons left to-day for Bristol. where
they will make their future home Mr.
Matthews having accepted a call to
the Central Presbyterian Church. after
a passionate here Of ten years. Mrs
Matthew's is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. {. Camp. OF Richmond
Lieutenant William Price Troliucct
and Lieutenant J. Donald Wysor cacl
OF whom received "a first lieutcuant's
commission. have arrived to spend ::
hri"t Through with their rcspcctiy,
parents. licutcnants Price and WysoI
nave been assigned to Camp Meade. ant
Lieutenant Ham tn Camp Lee
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HEATHSVILlE
Ispccia to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times dispatch.
IiEATiiSvILLE. VA, December IL
~ J. Brent, accompanied 10y his small
daughter. Emily Louise. after Il stay
OF 4 fow days at ''Roanokc." hunting.
has returned TO Richmond.
Miss Lena Downing is home from a
visit in Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. L. :. Brent left this week for
Maryland University Hospital. in Bal
iimorc, where she will bc operated on
She was accompanied by Dr A. NJ
Brent.
a. *. Cralli is in Richmond this week
on government business
Miss Mablc Jones. OF Rainswood. was
tho Weekend guest OF Miss kathrync
helms.
\ junior auxiliary Of the Red Cross
has been organized at the high school
hcrc with the following officers: llilda
REYNOLDS. chairman: Brent Boyd. vice.
chairman: Elizabeth Harris. treasurer;
Harold Clarke. secretary.
Mrs. Todd, OF Baltimore. is visiting
hcr sister. Mrs. w. y. France. at Ed
wardSvillc.
Miss Emma Forester, of fairiiclds.
is visiting friends in WcStmorcland.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson has resigned
her position as teacher in llcathsvillc
High School.
Miss Iildceradc Rcamy. of Balti-
moro. is visiting her family at Ed
wardSvillc.
northumberland was asked to con-
tribute Sl.55O to the Y NJ. q. y. war
work. and raised $l,.67.1G, all willingly
given.
Dr T. w. Lewis spent several days
recently in Northumberland. visiting
the schools.
Senator 4. Harding Walker left this
week for Baltimore and Richmond.
Miss Mamie Stoneham recently Wis
tied her mother. near Monaskon.
Mrs. Raymond Lee Hayne, of Reed
willie. was a recent guest of her mother,
Mrs. Lloyd T. Smith. at ''Sunnysidc"
The Thanksgiving supper i'll Hcaths-
willie. given by the Red Cross, was an
exceptional success
Mrs. George Hopkins. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. John Sisson,
at Sissons Corner, has returned 10 her
home in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Otis France and little
son motored from Baltimore To Fair
fields last week 10 see MIR. Frances
people and old home place.
Thornton Sampson. Of near Oakland.
who recently lost his wife. has gone
to Baltimore.
Or. and Mrs. i. y. Rice visited their
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AMHERST

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
AMHERST. VA, December Mrs.
Sanford. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. ward liill returned
TO Newport News last Monday.
Miss Alice Reed. Of Lynchburs was
the week end guest OF Mrs. j. t.. Bow
man and attended the NJ Niunon-Dcar-
born wedding.
Miss Harriet Evans returned We'd
ncsday from panvill.. having gone
there to attend the marriage on Tues
day OF Miss Nancy Watson TO MIR.
Leigh. Of that city.
Gordon J. Dearborn. of The United
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Special TO The Times Dispatch
tiuRDONSNlL.LE.. VA. December t.
Alfred y. Martin. OF the University Of
Virginia. spent THANKSGIVING with his
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Y. Ma.:in.
III the city.
J. h Schlosscr. Of charlottesville.
spent Wednesday and THURSDAY with
his family in the city.
George II. Scott. of Richmond. Wis
tied his parents. Dr. and Mrs. John W.
Scott. here this week.
vernon {. Strlckler. after a n,...
ant stay OF several DAYS. the guest of
his father. Harrison Strickier. has re
turned to Camp Lee.
Corporais Z. Il. Mason and J. sam
Watkins. OF Camp Lee. were guests this
week of their families here.
Emanuel Block, Of Chicago visited
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. l.. Block here
this week Ell route home from Wash
!nEton. where he was called bv the
War Department.
Miss Lima Block. of Baltimore. is on
- Nisi, 10 her parents. MIR. and Mrs
Louis Block, in tn. city
Professor and Mrs. j. Walton Hall
and little son. OF Beaver Dam. visited
hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hall
here this week, the former en- route
TO the teachers convention in Roanoke
and Mrs. Hall and her son on rout.
81
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Matthias and two
sons. of stanton. wcrc THANKSGIVING
guests of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !
II. Matthias.
Barton H. Cameron has returned to
his h0mc. Inverness" near town after
4 suTt.asfu' hunting trip in North
Cafoliia
Mrs. Fred Lohr has returned To her
home in Baltimore after a ulcaSant
visit, the guest of her mother. Mrs
Ella Hoffman. near town.
Miss Louise Cousins spent tho
Thanksgiving holidays with her sis
ter. Mrs. Burton. at Hot Springs.
Mrs. X. X. Runncr was recent guest
OF friends III Richmond.
Miss Bernicc Edhius. Of rishcryiIIe
was guest this week Of Mrs. L. ~
Matthias in the city.
Claude Scott OF WASHINGTON visited
ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Srott
here This week
Misses Marcia and Dcam- Scott war.
thanksgiving guests Of Miss Agnes
ArhnchlH in i.cwisburg. W. Va.
Miss Ircn" Goodloc. who is attending
school In Richmond this winter. visited
her home here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wander feathers OF
Madison County, were guests Of friends
here II few days this week
John ". TlclIadav of Snotsyly,,i.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
CAPE CHARLES

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CAFE CHARLES. VA. December L.
:. NJ. Boyer spent several days in Wash
uStcu and Baltimore on business last
week.
Mrs. l.. J. Goi,ieon. who has boon Wis
itiur friends and relatives In Halti-
more. has returned.
Mir. and Mrs !. \. Byrd spent Mon
day with friends in Salisbury. Md.
samuel tyler. of Baltimore. is the
guest OF his brother. w. w. Tyler. this
wees.
Mr. aud Mrs. Brooks Mapp and son.
az Keller We're the guests, OF Mrs.
Maps parents. MIR and Mrs. w. +.
King. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. X. y. Parsons. who have
been spending the past two months in
Pressure Isle. Me. have returned home.
Miss Martha Fleet and Miss Maudc
Scay. Of the Cape Charles High School
faculty. left Wednesday afternoon to
spend tire Thanksgiving holidays a.
their respective homes.
~, and Mrs. W. l.. Cosby. of Fainter.
sIcu; the Weekend with Mrs. Cosby's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. LuciuS Cobb. at
oyster.
few days in Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. T. Is. l.. Jordan and her dauGh
ter. Miss Davenport. OF Philadelphia.
are spending the winter with Dr. jor-
dan at the Arlington Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Tucker Wilkins
spent Friday in Norfolk with Mrs. Will
kins's mother. Mrs X. V. Nottingham.
Of Eastvillc. who is a patient 1t the
Sarah Leigh Hospital.
!. y. King was carried to Norfolk
Monday night for a slight operation.
T.. l.. Marsh. who recently succcedo
\. W. Byron as master mechanic OF the
y. V. l.. < y. K. L., Will occupy the
home Of W. c. smith, on TaZwell Ave-
nuc. this winter. Mr. Marsh expects his
family TO arrive this week from AL
toona.