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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
EDITORIAL

At the commencement exercises
Mr. LUdden, president of the
school board, presented the needs
Of Mineral Point in the way Of
school buildings.
/ A new building is needed in
place Of the poorly constructed
Fourth ward school. The needs
Of the High school building are,
d good ventilating system, and
repairs to the roof.
While this is not an oppOrtune
time to undertake new school
building, it is well to keep it in
mind as the first principal i'm
provement in the community.
The roof Of the High school
building ought to be repaired and
good ventilating system in
stalled during the present vaca
ton of the schools.
iiihi IIlill IG>
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07
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Unclaimed Letters.

MINERAL POINT. June 4, 1917.-Let-
ters addressed as follows remain unclaimed at
the Mineral Point postoffice:
Harry Gilmore, James Hayden.
E. F. Trenary. Mrs Eliza Rowe Hurd.
Miss Mary McCay.
In alling for above, please say advertise d..
GEORGE CRAWFORD. Postmaster.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07

bers of the Red Cross, Womans Relief
Corps and the Grand Army of the Re
public turned out enthusiastically. On
account of the rain the exercises were
held in the Municipal Theatre instead
of the park.
PROGRAM
Music, Mineral Point Band
Star Spangled Banner, Audience
Prayer, Chap. ]. j. Humbert
Address, Commander Calvert Spensley
Lincoln Gettysburg Address, w. II. Ben
nett
Song, Just Before the Battle Mother
Master Everett Wicsen
Calling Roll of the Dead, S. f. Shepard
Response, b. T. Prideaux
Wreath to the Unknown Dead, Mrs
Edith Wcidenleler, President W. r. c.
Taps, Prof. ]. W. Anderson
Song, Boys of the Old Brigade Mems
Chorus CHenry Bray, W. W. Williams, W.
R. Rood, r. J. Martin, George Huxlablc,
Fred Zweifel, r. j. Hughcs)
Address, Hon. ]. W. Murphy
Song, The Flag without a Stain, Mems
Chorus
Music, Mineral Point Fife and Drum
Corps CDR. A. d. Brown, color bearer,
Mark Terrill, Jr., drum major Francis Col
Inns, Fred Wearing, S. G. Nauman, John
Gray, Jr., A. W. Thoma, John Parmlcy,
Joseph |. Maust, Victor Meuer, Dir. II. D.
Luddcn, r. ]. Martin George Hartley,
Edward HartIey.)
Song, America, Audience
Bencdiction, Rev. +. F. O. Reed
The Democrat cannot too strongly
commend these memorial exercises.
Former Senator Spensley. who al
commander of the q. A. r. post pre-
sided, has maintained very creditable
attitude ever since foreign war has
threatened our government. His posi-
ton has been tnat 50 we'll expressed
by Senator Lodge, when he said, in the
senate, Speaking for myself and, /
hope, for my associates generally on
this side Of the chamber, | desire to
say that in this crisis, and when the
country is at war, party lines will dis
appear"
Former Congressman Murphy was
invited to deliver the address because
of his well known high character and
ability, and especially because of his
patriotic course in the present crisis
With a good grasp of the war situation
be has earnestly tried from the first
to awaken his fellow citizens to the
condition which COnfrOnts the nation,
and to arouse within them a spirit
Of true patriotism. His address here
last Wednesday was sound and master
ful and will make for Loyalty and in
telligent citizenship for all time to
come.
The sweet singer Everett Wiesen,
who sang, Just before the battle,
comes in line of descent from
;he Weisens and Kobers who came to
his country from Germany after the
struggle for German liberty
n 1848.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07

To the Editor of The Democrat: The
individual who is still telling you the
United States should not have gotten
into war, that it is to blame etc. and
that it is the rich mans war to protect
loans made by Rockefeller, Morgan &
Co. and others who seek to cause you
to be dissatisfied and less patriotic, is
giving comfort to Americas enemy in
degree not greatly different from the
fellow who plots to aid the enemy by
giving secret information to blow up
munition plants or to destroy boats.
Both are reasonable and the individual
who makes such statements should be
punished. 1t is your duty as a loyal
American citizen to report them to the
proper constituted authorities. ''Obey
the law and keep your mouth shut" Is
u. S. Attorney General Gregory's ad-
monishment? Take heed
A LOYAL CITIZEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07
CLASS ROLL


Walter &. Horn Ruth l. Walker
Reuben NJ. Hughes John A. Walsh
Marguerite 3. IIupperts Leila /. Whit.ord
Loretta J. HuxfabIe
CLASS OFFICERS
Reuben NJ Hughes, President
Florence NJ. Ross, Vice-Prcsident
Alfred d. Ludden, Secretary
Dorcas l.. Jacka, Treasurer
PROGRAM
Overture, Rivals, High School Orchestra
Invocation, Rev. L, P. O'ReiIly
SalutaIory Address, Call to Service
Florence NJ Ross
Vocal Duet (a) Cannena OBJ Echos,
Bessie j. Allen and Loretta ]. IIuxtabIe
Presentation Of Memorial, Reuben M.
Hughes
Acceptance Of Memorial, Mr. Allen Tucker
VaIcdictory Address, Advance of Dcmoc-
racy," Dorcas J.. Jacka
Trio, NioIins and Cello CAD Meditation
(b) Minuet, John E. Gray, Charles ]. Nor
gan and Avis T. Daum
Commencement Address, "GoIden Oppor-
tunilies, Asa NJ Royce, President Platte
vile Normal
Presentation of Diplomas, Mr. F. c. Lud-
den, President of Board of Education
Glass Song, Golden Years are Passing
By"
Benediction, Rev F. p O. Reed
FACULTY
W. Il. Rood, Superintendent
Ii. C.. Antonidcs Anna r. Moore
Nellie Z. Babcock Frances Ruedebusch
Mildred ]. Cozzens W. H. Schubert
Jane Y. Deal Edna Wiegand
f. A. Deneen
BOARD OF EDUCATION
+. c. Ludden, President
Allen Tucker, ce-President
Mrs James Brewer, Mrs J. f. Hendra,
c. W. Hutchison, George HuxtabIe, Mrs
Walter Martin
The addresses were strongly marked
with good thought, careful training and
instrumental music were delightful.
In the commencement address on
Golden Opportunities, Asa NJ Royce,
president Of the State Normal School at
Platteville, pressed into the minds of
the graduates and of the large congre-
CATION present some right good philOso-
ply. His manner was very entertain
ing; but he ever kept his good message
clear IN mind and improved every op-
portunity to drive home helpful
thought upon education in and out of
school In spirit the address was stur-
dy, hopeful and inspiring and it marks
President Royce as a right good educa-
tor.
+. G. Ludden. president of the board
of education, presented the diplomas to
the graduates. Speaking from sound
view point and from his experience as a
practical business man, he strongly
urged them, especially the boys to fur
ther pursue their studies and secure
higher education. He also called to the
attention of the community Mineral
Points pressing needs in the way of
school building improvements. These
needs include new building in place
of the Fourth ward school and repairs
and improvements for the High School
building.
The commencement exercises were
excellent in every way. They fairly
reflected the good work which is being
done in education in Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST

For the Week Beginning Sunday,
June 3, 1917.
The first half of the week will be
cool; the latter half considerably
warmer. There will be local rains the
first part of the week, but it will be
generally fair after Tuesday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07

Mineral Point Fair, Aug. 21-24, 1917.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07

The Want Advs. bring results. Read
them on page s.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-07

For the parade the school children,
teacher s, city officials. citizens, mem
bers of the Red Cross, Womans Relief
Corps and the Grand Army of the Re
public turned out enthusiastically On
account Of the rain the exercises We're
held in the Municipal Theatre instead
OF the park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
GAINESVILLE
ISpccialto The

Especial to The Times Dispatch
GAINESVILLE. VA. June 23.-The
commencement exercises of the ClaTkS :
Vile High School were thoroughly
enjoyed by full house. The Sr;idu-
atinS class read papers of merit and
Miss Elizabeth divers music class
rendered recital which reelected dis
tinction on pupils and teacher. on the
second and last night Of commence :
mcnt after tho diplomas. certiiicatcs
ana medals were presented. J. II.
Binford. OF Richmond. delivered IL
strong address.
Miss Kitty Russell, who has been
teaching school in South Carolina. is
home for vacation.
Haincs Lyon. Of Franklin. is visit
ing his parents here.
Mrs. Alice %. Joyce. of Washington,
visited her uncle, G. n. Russell, re-
Gently.
Mrs Ionic Ciilliland, of Winston
Salem. is on visit to relatives and
friends in this section.
Miss Clyde Hamell has returned
home after spending several months
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LYNCHBURG

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.]
LfSCHBURG. VA, June 23.-AIiss
Vcrna Michaux Miller. of Richmond. is
visiting Miss Lucille Deacon.
Mrs George Bunch and little son
and Miss alavis Bunch are visiting
| relatives in Roanoke.
Miss Kirby Smith and family have
gone to their country home, near Glad
stone, for the summer.
c. w. Wright, of Richmond. spent
a portion of the week in Madison
Heights.
Mrs. H. V. ThaXton has returned
10 Pulaski after a visit here.
Mrs. L. +. Thaxton is visiting in
Pulaski
Miss Louise Kasey is spending sew
efal weeks at Virginia Beach
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Chairsell have
gone to Birmingham. Ala. after a
short visit with Mrs. Chairsells par
ents. AIr. and Mrs. y. J. Smith.
Miss Carey Wilson has gone TO her
home at Mooreville. n. c.. after visit
with Miss Pauline Smith
Miss Selena Burroughs Griggs of
Norfolk, is visiting here.
Mrs. w. d. Duiguid and daughter
Miss Mary Duiguid. have returned from
stay in Washington.
Miss Katherine Turner. OF Accomac
County, is visiting her cousin. Mrs
W. Bruce Henson. in Rivcrmont.
MISS Winifred Craig, OF Crcwc. is
the guest OF Miss Violet Pullcn.
Mrs. Edward Lingle has gone for
visits of several weeks with friends
In Washington and Baltimore
Mrs. H. H. Martin is visiting at Cum
berland.
Mrs. John H. Davis and little son are
at Abingdon for a month.
Misses Cathcrin and Marie McDon-
AID. OF Washington. are visiting their
cousin, Mrs. Catherine McCarren, on
Clay Street.
Mrs. l.. c. Warren. of WASHINGTON.
Is the guest of her sister Mrs. w. "
Wexford. at the Colonial. here.
Mrs w. j. Cheatham and Two chill
dren. Of ST. Louis. are visiting reia-
tiveS here.
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STAUNT0N

Especial TO The Times Dispatch]
STAUNTON. VA, June 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. Nick. Smith, Mrs. Kate Stout
Mrs. a. stuart Robertson and Mrs.
Campbell Pancake motored this week
10 canada, expecting to make the trip
IN hye days. After several days
stay in Canadian cities thcy will motor
South again.
Misses Ruth Sublett and King Nell
son Will spend next week at the sum
mer home of j. a. Fulton, in the High
land County mountains.
MISS Ruth Stillman, who has been a
guest OF Dr.. and Mrs. George Sprinkel
expects to return to New Rochelle. n
y. next week.
For the summer months, stanton
business and professional men arc OBJ
serving short hours in the afternoon
and the Country Club is proving a pop
ular recreation place.
Miss elsie Curtis. who attended Mary
Baldwin Seminary here and was May
queen at Bnldwin'y this year, is 10
spend some time with Miss Evelyn
HoGe next month.
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little son. and Mrs. Frank Christian, OF
Richmond. have arrived at Mountain
View. the summer home OF Colonel
william IL. Palmer. for tho summer.
other members Of the family will Join
them later.
Mrs. William NJ. Broadio and her
young niece, Rachel Vawter. left Mon
day to visit Mrs. Loomis Kelly. in Nor
folk
Rev. p. F.. Davis. Mrs. Davis. and
their small daughter have returned
from months visit to relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Brockenborough Lamb
OF Richmond, wero guests this week Of
MRS. d. NJ. Cloyd at "Smithfield."
Mrs. Bertha Large, OF FarmyilIe. ar
rived hero Thursday to visit Professor
and Mrs. Frank Il. Robson
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hudsins. or
SUFFOLK, arc guests at tho home OF
Professor and Mrs. John r. Parrott
Mrs. James Comfort, OF Knoxville.
Tenn. has come here to make her home
with her son-in-law and daughter
Professor and Mrs. Bolton McBryde. Of
the V. P.'i
Rev. and hirs. j. A. Brosius have re-
turned 10 the Lutheran parsonage from
visit to relatives at Sunbury, Pa.
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BLACKSBURG

BLACkSBURG. VA. June 23.-Mrs.
Beulah Arney Cayitt has Issued invi-
taticns for the marriage Of her dauEh-
ter. Catherine. to Robert Evans Denny,
at IL o'clock in the morning OF We'd
nesday, June 27. in the home OF Mrs.
James Harvey Mitchell. of Whcelock,
Texas. Mr.. Denny is secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association at
the Virginia Polytechnic institute. and
will bring his bride to Black sburg tho
first week in July.
Roy T.. Marshall. specialist in hortl-
culture, extension division, V. +. J.. was
married at Epiphany Church. Wash
ington. juno l6. to Miss Irene L. Til
ford, OF Boston. MIR. and Mrs. Marshall
will come here the end of neat week.
and have taken an apartment in the
home OF Mrs. Charles W. Black.
John Thomas Grissom. Of Houghton.
Mich, arrived here on Tuesday TO visit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Girls
som The marriage Of J. T. Grssom
and Miss Mary Willie Shelburne, OF
Christiansburg. will take place next
Tuesday at the family home OF the
Shc!burnes. and a number OF Blacks
burg people Will attend the wedding.
The couple will make their home at
Houghton.
Captain c. C. Carson. commandant OF
cadets at the V. u. J.. Mrs. Carson and
their young daughter. left this week
to spend the summer at Fort Monroe.
Mrs. William Ormond Young an,
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IN AND"oUT OF TOWN.

Mrs A. 8 Word. OF Hanover Avenue
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. S Thomas
IT the Lucerne, New York City.
Members OF Che Catholic Wcmans
Club Mil have AN address by Rev. john
Neither. II. n. OF ST. Peters Church
iGeSdaE evening At o'clock. Refresh
clents will be served.
Miss Bessie Goetz, OF Baltimore. is
;he guest of Mrs. Alfred Cohen. OF
Grove Avenue
Miss Ella Sinfopd has returned from
New York. where she has been study
ing dancing for the last two months
She VIII be with her sister, Mrs. h.
Mccarthy, l5e2 West Avenue. for a few
DAYS before going West for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs J, II. Chandler. of 1910 Jefrer-
son Avenue. is visiting friends in
Baltimore. She expects 10 return TO
the city July !.
Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess is leaving
Friday for Yarmouth. Nova Scotia.
where she VIII spend the summer.
Miss Lucy Pace White. of wayncs-
horo and Miss Lucye jenkins. of
Lynchhurg, arc the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Z. Morrisette. OF Fore 81
Hill.
Mrs R, E, pe,more. of New York
City. is visiting her parents. Mr and
Mrs. w +. Rex at 1918 Porter Street.
Mrs. j. h. Bowman, OF Grove Ave-
nue.. leaves to-nish; FOR visit of
several weeks TO friends in Atlanta.
Birmingham. Montgomery and Louis
Vile. In Atlanta. she will he the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Mayo
Bin!ord- formerly OF Richmond.
Miss Marie Lemzi. of South Rich
mond. has returned home after IA three
weeks stay i'll Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Mrs. Z. y. Clyho.ne announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Lula Yam
cey Crawford. to D. a keiningham.
which was soiemrized Wednesday.
June 90. in the presence of only the
immediate family.
Mrs. Laralette T. Arnett, of sos
South Fourth Street. is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. a. D. Arnett, at Min
cral.
Mrs. George Honnet. OF WilminEton.
y. G, has arrived TO spend several days
as the guest OF Mrs. T. NJ. Fendley, 1901
Porter Street, South Richmond
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MARION

MARION. VA, June 23-The people
OF Marion are doing their part in the
Red Cross work. not only by contribut
ing to the work OF the local branch.
but by contributing TO the general fund
which Is being raised throughout the
country.
J. w. Neikirk. of Forest Hill, Md. q
former resident OF this place. IL visit
ing his mother and other relatives here
Miss Julia Bass Thompson. OF Colds
boro, n. c., is visiting Mrs. r. G. Gools-
by.
Mrs. ]. n. Burgess, of Clifton Forge.
Is visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
II. Carter. At the Central Hotel
Mrs. r. ]. Conner, who has been here
on visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. n. Hull. for several weeks. left for
her home, at Stuart. last Monday.
Rev. 4. NJ Harris. of the Baptist
Church. who for the past month has
been visiting in North and South Caro-
lima and other southern States. return
ed home last Friday.
Captain J. II. Wisler. of Blue SPRINGS.
former representative from this coun-
~, waD in town last Monday.
Miss Mary Jones. OF Madison Md,
who has for some weeks been visiting
Miss Alexina Lincoln. returned home
last Sunday.
Shelly and Gray Roberto. OF wau-
chula. Fla, arrived here last Saturday
and Will spend some time visiting rela-
tivcs.
MISS Ethel Harris. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Trisg Scott.
returned 10 her home, at Crockett, yes
terday.
Miss Nellie Repass is visiting her
cousins in Wytheville.
Mrs. G. j. Brown and her daughter,
Miss Edna. are visiting relatives In
Bristol
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BRISTOL

BRISTOL. VA, June 23-The 1900
Cluo had its annual picnic AT Big
Creek Park last Monday. The reeu-
lar club work for the year had been
completed. and this outing wa. a
happy ending TO the years study At
ter the excellent picnic luncheon had
been served. Miss Kate Wheeler gave
a toast TO the retiring president. Mrs
n. r. Lewis. and Mrs. Lewis responded
III graceful terms. IrS. ] F. Hicks
and Mrs. \. Pierce. the newly elected
president, also made interesting talk.
Mrs. NJ. o. Wood has as her CUES,
her brother. T. w. McClelland, OF Bal.
timore
Clint Hager. Of kingsport. Tenn.
and Caldwell Haser, of Knoxville
Tenn, We're in Bristol on Wedne sday
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arm bouquet OF pink roses. The bride
was given away by her father. John
Teefey. The groom was attended by
his best man. Calvin ScrusEs. and the
ushers wore w J. Tcefcy, James Tuck
CIR, Thomas J. Teefey and William
keaveney. MIR. and Mrs. Tucker are
spending their honeymoon in the North.
An-pny Picnic mt Forest lltl.
Thorc Will be an ail-day picnic at
Forest Hill Park Thursday. beginning
AT 10 o'clocGi in the morning and clos
ing at IL oGlock Thursday night The
picnic is given for the benefit of tho
Floyd HAN Home for Supporting
Women. at Is South Third Street Mrs.
Henry Noting, OF Forest Hill Park, is
chairman, DINNER and supper Will both
De served by tho committee in charge.
Inc committee from st. Peters Church
is requested 20 meet Monday at the
catholic Womnn's Club to perfect ar
engagements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

DANNlLLE, VA, June 23.-An in
teresting event here this week was the
marriage on Wednesday morning Of
Miss Thslma Speer. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Speer. to Bartlett Kyle
Jones. Rev. J. Cleveland Hall. of tile
Church of the Epiphany. was the Off
eating minister. the ceremony being
performed at the homo OF the brid )
on West Main Street. The settin,, for
the wedding group was unusually
charming, blossoms being woven into Il
charming decorative effect trailing
vines and flowers converting a cornc.
OF the parlor into a floral altar. The
bride who was attired in Il green
tailored costume. and carried bou-
Iuet OF Bride roses, was given in mar
rtage by her father. Elisha X Jones,
Jr., brother Of the groom, was best
man.
They left soon afterwards in Mr..
iores's car for Mount Airy. White
SULPHUR Springs, where they are spend
ing their honeymoon. They were en-
ier'ained at Greensboro by the bride
Eroom'S sister, Mrs. Watt Richardson.
The bride is the second daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Speer and has spent her
Elrlhood in this city, where she was
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Bon AIR
Especial to The rimcs.Dispntch.l

Especial to The Times Dis ntch.l
BON AIR. VA. June 33-n,rs.
Lee Powers is visiting Mrs. Richard
Marshall at Amelia Courthouse.
Mrs. Jacob Batter and Mrs. George
Noting have been the recent guests
of Mrs. Clyde Ratcl:fe.
Miss Virginia Cox was the guest OF
Miss Mary Burlington last week
Mrs. j. r. Voolfolk spent several
days last week in VILLA msburE. the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Macon.
Mrs. George Powers has registered
at the inn for tho summer.
Mrs. Carrie Cullen and Miss Del
thy Cullen were with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alan Ferguson last Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Robins have
been With Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Bent
ley.
Mrs. James R. Gillian. Jr.. has re-
turned to LynchburE.
4. II. Woolfolk who has been for
the past two weeks with MIR. and Mrs.
lanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Bentley are
visiting relatives In Charlestown. w.
Va.
Miss Brockenbornugh and Miss
Fitzgerald spent last week lend with
the Misses Smith.
Rev. Il. g. Gordon. D. D., OF st.
Louis. VINO has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. James Gordon, has returned h'1ne.
Miss Wilkinson was the guest of
Colonel and Miss Wood on Wednesday.
AlcNandria McClay and family are
occupying their summer home near
here for the next few months.
Mrs. Miles Cary was the guest last
week Of Mr. and Mrs. Lucicn Cary.
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attending the Parrish-caldwen wed.

attending the Parrish-Caldwell we'd
ding.
Miss Mac Nickels, who has been n
teacher OF White Stone High School,
at White Stone. has returned to Bristol
for the summer season.
Mrs. Preston Buchanan. Of this city.
is entertaining as her house guest
Mrs. willoughby Newton. of Macon. Ga.
Misses Fitzhugh and Anna Wheeler,
OF Salem. are visiting Miss Louise
Helmns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rhea. who re-
Gently returned from their wedding
trip. will be the guests of Mrs. Rhea's
sister for few days before going to
k'nEsport, where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Charles Rowe. of Danville. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Norah Stat
ford. and her father. Charles Yoncc,
OF this city.
Misses Nellie and Ida Bowley have
returned from a weeks visit in Knox
willie.
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with her sister. Mrs. j. NJ. Sprouse.
Of Gastonia, S. c..
Mrs. Eugene Howerton and children
have been In Halifax visiting.
On Thursday evening Miss Ruth Vest
entei tanned tho Richmond Blues and
number of young pcople OF the
town.
M.s. a. A. Owens. OF Turbeviile.
listed relatives at Sunnysidc, In
ClarkSville last week.
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Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones. chair
man Of the agriculture committee o.
the Equal Suffrage League of Rich
mona, called meeting yeSterGa V
morning at her residence TO formulate
1!aHS for assisting the central garden
committee in making 3. P. T. Day a
success. Thirty stations are TO be pre-
sided over BY members OF the EQUAL
Suffrage League.
Among those present at the meeting
were Mrs. John Hampdcn Chamber.
!ayne. secretary of the agricultural
committee; Mrs. Walter :. Mcneil. Mrs.
Orping, Mrs W. W. Foster. Miss Pac,
Sne!lings. Mrs. w. =. Adkins, Misses
Mae Schaill. Adele Clark, Nora Hous.
ton. Mrs. T. G. Kidd. Mrs. l. G..
Cloves.