The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09
SEDLEY NEWS.

faneciaI to The Richmond virFinian).
ri 6edley Va. Sept. s-Pauf Wefions,
of City Point. spent Sunday and Mon
DAY at his parental home here.
Mrs. r. L Maxey spent last week
With per parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Eaircioth.
!. W. Johpson and Ernest Johnson.
~ Norfolk. ware eekend guests Of
Nra. Robert Bradshaw.
Misses Lowe and Sallie Davis spent
la1t week in the home of their sister.
Mrs.. W. c. Andrews, Of 2unt
Mrs S. l. Gardner spent last sun
Aay with her husband at Victoria,
Charlie Davis. who spent the past
&wp weeks at his parental home, re-
turned TO Norfolk Sunday
Mrs. r. l. Hancock, Jr., and chill
Aren, Of Suffolk, and Mrs. G, E. Gard
ner. of Franklin, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs ]. T. johnson. near here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson, of
Norfolk. were recent guests OF Mr..
ssend Mrs. G~evge. Frsster Mr. FEas7
3or. who recently fractured his should
~, n improving.
g. 8. Cornwall and family were visi
!. tors OF relatives Derry Sunday
g. W. Winfield liz improving at Lake
viSw hospital, Suffolk, to the delight
~ his friends.
Or. r. F. Jarratt. OF Jarratts, was 4
X&8xOr mere sunday
Mrs r. Maynard DeShazo. 81 None
~, 4 spending some time with rela-
f3ves here.
9Er and Mrs Jim Urquhart, Of
Nouth Carolina, visited Mrs Rehecca
Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Crqu-
hart last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. High we're in
Roanoke Last week as guests OF Mr..
HIGHS mother
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Edwards and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. Ed
vnrds' brother near Handsoms.
r. l. McClennv and family. OF Dend =
ron visited relatives here Sunday
Miss Blanche Myers and Everett
lloyd returned to Petersburg last
week after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
y H. BOYD
Miss Lillian Bradshaw has return
i ~ home after a most pleasant: trip
With camping party near Washing
ton. D. c.
Miss Lucille Short. Of Norfolk. was
guest of Miss Juliet Faircloth last
Yeek
Miss Mary Bradshaw has concluded
whit with Norfolk friends
j. r. Faircloth spent Sunday in
Norfolk
Mise Elizabeth Davis is at home
Aftsr ar extended visit with her sister,
Mr.. j. J. Baker. in Newport News
n NE was accom- panied home by her
Af4le nephew. Robert Baker, WHO viii
- her guest for the winter.
L L Bradshaw has returned from
Mountain Lake Park.
J. II. Leggett has resigned his po-
p3kton a. cashier Of the Bank Of Sed
~. He with his family will move 10
eNhcik shortly
Mrs. W g. Urquhart spent severa
~4Ayp recently with her parents. Mr..
AAd Mrs. E. J. Raiford near Corinth.
J. c. Bradshaw was in Norfolk on
Mcn6ay 10 visit his father. Mr. J. NJ.
Nra4shaw. who is doing nicely CT the
4fotestart hospital
0ediey hasn't been heard from
tero4gh these columns for some time.
MT because It's been dead, but for
II xDe lack Of a correspondent. The vii
MRS 10 In most progressive condi-
n NIoa, with good business, general i'm =
\ lfoyeMeEts, and several new dwell
i 5N1s and stores An unusual amount
\ * visiting has been done, hsh frvs
Il nd ptcnics have been INDUCED in. 10
~ ncthtng Of the canning, There
- number Of our Secley housewives
Il 40 can most successfully compete
4 N1th our neighbors from SebreIi OF
4 0oAned goods reported last week. One
NY has 1000 cans TO her credit, two
AeAAEH nearly 800 each. while several
e1ANB have between zoo and 400 cans.