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WOODSTOCK

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
WoopSrDcK. VA. March $40 nm
Sachs. OF the faculty 81 Johns Hop
kins University. Baltimore spent q
par, Of the week with Mi. anu Mrs. w.
NJ. Calvert. Mr.. Sachs formerly was a
member Of the faculty OF MasSachu-
sets academy.
NJ. and Mrs. j. W. I.ohr have rcturu-
cd 10 their nome IN Washington. after
hr"f risi; 10 their son. Luton i.ohr.
Rev. j. y. Jacobs is spending this
week in stanton. where he is assist;
ing in conducting revival service.
Jason Speriy and Albert Reynolds.
students at Georgetown University. ot
Wa sh!ngton: Eober; Weaver. Of Fen
ionville. Va: James Holt OF Mex ccs
port, ia: Charles burgess and Les
ter Cnilds. Or Mount Crawford. Va.
and HAIRY Pence. u Meyers Cave. at
tended In. annual in,ersocieiy debate
Al Ma ssanuttcn Academy on Friday
night,
MIR. ana Mrs ". + Chapman have re
turned from u visit of several weeks
10 Florida and Havana. cuba
Miss Margaret MaGrUd"r, a member
OF the faculty Of the Roanoke schools.
has returned to Roanoke. after spend
ing several days with her parents in
Woodstock.
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PULASKI
70 'HroI!ni

Special - Tile Times hi patch.l
PULASKI. VA. March "a meet
ing Of the Embroidery club was On
tertain"d on Tuesday 10y Mrs. +. e.
Robinson. Tho guests OF tho occasion
Were: Mesdam"s r. A. Roberts. Ir..
W. W. cha/n. T. :. Matthews. w. q.
Price. \. Y. Hancock. K. NJ. I. Hunter.
NJ. J.. barst, T.. w. calf.e. j. -. ASkew.
&. l.. Crowcll J. \. Howard. II. l.. Tro.
linger ". ~. Trolinger. W. II. Scaglc.
Bryce Martin, r: e. Taylor. j. a. Eo-
sang. T.. l.. Hershey. Oscar l.auc hon.
- l.auyhon K H. Woolling. g l..
and l.. =. Saycrs. and Misses Irene Hun
Ter. Lillian osi"sby. Frederick rohs,.
Mary Thomas. Viola and Margaret Bc-
sang
The meeting OF the Round Dozen
club Was entertained on wednesday, hy
Miss Julia Lcachc at the home of Mrs.
Ella wood In the a absence Of Mrs
Hosang tn" designated leader. Miss
Dgl"sty conducted the discussions
A meeting Of the Thursday club was
entertained on Thursday by Mrs Vii
liam -. MacHill.
e. :, Lucas. accompanied by Mrs.
Lucas. left tho first Of tn. week for
baltimore TO consult specialist.
Rev. J. /. coiner attended a meeting
Of The cxccutiv" committee Of the
board of trustees II the Salem Wo-
mans college. at Salem this week
Nh and Mrs. Franck Taylor. return
Ing from q trip - New YORK. stopped
over 10 visit ;hc latters sister. Mrs
H. II. Roberts. en- rout. to Bristol
H. NJ Painter aud daughter. Mss
Leu have returned from a s.Ncra!
weeks visit IL Florida.
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RADFORD NORMAL

Especial 10 The Times piSn.icll.l
EAST EADFDkp VA. March %.-Th.
third. or spring. quarter viii open 81,
March 20. y large number II St,.dcn;A
already have made reservations for
The quarter. During the third quarter.
review courses arc offered for til l.,n-
eft Of those wishin: To take IN OK
animation FOR first and "e"ond- grace
certificates. Ey special action or the
state Board OF Education. tn" Radfurd
Normal School and two other state
institutions will. early in Jane. ;siv.
An examination for first ana second
grade certificates to those who have
been III attendance during tho third
quarter
Tho fourth or Shunuer quarter viii
op"n Oh June II DYriu2 this quuttcr
all The regular professional aud aca.i-
emu. courses ar" offered. Review
courses arc offered for those wiShin.
10 prepare for the state cNa,Ainatio ns
This quarter is conducted under the
auspices OF the State Board Of It,uca
'ion. and is open 10 both men and
women OH the same conditions
The PccahontaS LII rrary Society i,rr :
scented to the normal school. on Wash
inEtons Birthday. an American lag
y number OF the most prominent 81 :
Gators OF the State viii have places,
on the program OF the joint educational
conference of Southwest Virginia. to
he held al the normal school on Marcel,
:. and 10
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AsHEV|LLE GAY, DESPITE
OBSERVANCE OF LENT
Dances mt Various Hotels and Coun-
try Club Show 40 Decrease
\, in Attendance.
BATHROOMS ARE WELL FILLED
Colony OF Visitors Largest in His
tory Of Famous North Carolina
Resort - Elaborate Musical Pro-
grams Prepared for Guests at Inn.
Especial 10 Tho Times DIspa,cb !

Especial TO The Times Dispa,chl
b ASIIENll.I.f.. y. G, March 3.--Ashc
VILE Society and the many visitors In
the city have spent a gay Socini week.
the observance of Lent failing to aft
feet tho dances at tho various hotels
and tho Ash"villc Country club. MI
the regular hotel dances were we'll at
tended this week. tho large colony Of
Visitors. tho largest ever known ~
this season or tho year. filling tho ball
rooms on each occasion. Tonight
big dinner dane" III Grove Park Ina
brought tho round OF Festivities To Il
close for this week. and was preceded
by numerous dinner parties. given by
guests at the hotel and by Ash"villc
people,
Grove Park Inn. tho hotel that in
auEuratcd the exhibition Of motion
pictures for tho hcn"nt Of ::s guests.
has secured I'll" services Of some or
the most famous singers and must
clans in America for March and Anril.
and VIII give r"citals each Saturda $
night free To its guests and q fcw in
rttcd guests of the ciir The frs, ar
list on tn" program win he Madame
Amelia CALI Curci. known rs tho
modern Jenny Lind" The second at
traction will To Pablo CasalS the
greatest living 'cellis, Helen stan
ley prima donna Of Tho MetrnpoIita r,
Opera Company Will be the third at
traction. Herbert Withcrspoon. primo
hassn OF tho metropolitan Opera Com
pany. viii 10 the fourth. aud Joseph
Bonnet the great French organ,St
who - declared :, worthy successor 70
Guilnant. and ciar.na. Eddy. declared
10 he Americas greatest oreanist wiil
round out the program. TIL" inarni-
hccni pipe organ ia tho III. Room"
At the Inn IS especially adapted 1"
recital work and will aid greatly IN
presenting the proposed program.
Golf tournaments a, the Country
club. horseback ridino. and various
other outdoor sports serve 10 pass The
tim" for IN. great crowd Of visitors
now tc the city. and ideal spring
wcnthc ~tHkceps everybody ont Of doors
T. y. Spring Rice. or Washington.
brother TO Sir Cecil Spring Rice. and
an official OF the British embassy. IL
among tho guests At ii~ov. Park Inn
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HEATHSVILLE

Special 20 The Times Dispatchl
iiEATIiSNil.IE, VA, March 3.-Miss
Hernia lalr,cr, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs |. &. Rice. IN iIcaths-
timore.
Dr. r. " Lewis. OF Mora;,tco. Mas
recently III Richmond.
Mrs. j. II Eeatiey. near Waluu,
Point. recently entertained in honor
Of My. Ecatlcy's birthday anniversary
Miss Narnic Ingram. Who is tea IN :
ing near Walnm; Point. was - her
nom" Ia i'airpor, for the Weekend
Jack Harding. "f iiopawcli. is visit
lnP his mother near Tirers
slater 'owar, Jr.. has rcturrc 81 10
Cowar, from Richmond,
owen snow. of Wicomtco CauYch.
vas III liea,hsvile on Saturday
w q. Snow. % Ilins;,lc r. ". Chris
TOPPER and Charles Myers. OF W'icorni-
90. We're in Heathsville this week.
Nh. and Mrs. X. +. Waller recently
entertained at cards AZ their home. IN
fleTton Among those present we've
'apiain l.. NJ. Edwards AIRS. CARR"
Slaughter. Mr.. and Mrs. G;arueii I:a!
Iiaynic. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz-I.ec Hard.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clarence Lctt MIR
and Mrs. g. T.. Davis. Miss Hc,.n lusl.y
Ia q. Lewis, Mrs. W. r. Bailey. Mr. and
Mrs J.. Warren Edwards. Captain 4.
!. Douglas. Ferdie Downing and Ebert
ccrsa.
\ surprise party was given II the
hone OF Captain AMI Mrs. T.. Va Ed
wards. ~ Election. recently.
Miss Mildred Lee Garter. OF Reed
vile High School faculty. was tho
week end guest OF Miss Helen lnslny
at Election Miss Susie Chiffon. III he
same faculty. spent the Weekend wtih
Mr. and Mrs r, 7. Waller. at Fleetou
Mrs Waller entertained Al = carl mar.
~ in honor Of the youns women on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Lee Hayrie. Of Reed
Vile. is spending some lime Il sunny.
side with her mother, Mrs. Floyd T.
smith
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Ispectul,o IN. rimcs. p,sn,,.h

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, W. VA.
March 3.-SprinI IL in the air. hun
hrcds of fcau."r"d songStcrs winsiug
their way northward having pro-
claimed IL. The liitlc buds Of trailing
arbutus pccking forth from tho noun
tain sides also announce il The sea-
son AT tho ,irccnbricr is expected IL
b: tn" Eaycst the resort ever has
known.
From New York This week come Mrs
William Fahn.stock and Miss Marie de-
Harrii David Stevenson Is hcrr for
III" cure. Mr. and Airs Francis VI.
iruyn arc here for month IT golf
aud r-linI. Mrs. S.abo car" aud
have been here for "a fortnight are re :
turning to New York this week
SIR Richard and Lady crawford. who
arc frequent visitors AT tho Grccnbricr.
are spending some tim. here for the
cure aud arc renewing their acuiain-
tame" with tho trails about Whit. Sui
phur.
Mr. and Mrs. +. y. Ice. OF Alpoca. ".
Va spent few days here
.. " Nickel. Of richmond. aud Mr.
ana Mrs. Thomas ". Fleming. Of Fair
mont, ". Va. are other Southcrners
among TIL. arrivals this week
l'r Edward t.. Parker is here from
charleston for "A fortnight
MI and Mrs. Hugh Nelly have Joined
IN" honeymoon colony here. They fire.
Iucntly arc seen riding about Tho trails
ana driving I" Elmhurst Farm for tea
"r luncheon
Mr., and Mrs, l.. - CERT Of Mont
clair, arc taking tho cure
AIRS. Herbert u Swopc and Mrs John
Russell Pore arc recent New York ar
rivals
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DURHAM

Especial 10 Tic Times Dispatch
DURHAM. y. G.. March $.--Mrs L.
l.. Flowers entertained ut a lunch con
on Monday afternoon. at her home on
Trinity campus. in honor Of Mrs. w.
w. Fuller. Of New York.
Mrs J. Z. Niche liz in Washinytou
-. &.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Jarrat, arc spend
ing several days AT rnehurst. y. e.
Mrs. ! II. Mailer and daughter
Mary Frances. have returned To ,hci"
home. in New York. after stay 81.
two weeks here in their former homr
on Duke street.
Mr. and Ms. T. II, German have re
turned 70 New York. The, were &C.
companicd by Miss Gladys German.
who contempia,cs sailing from that
city in few days for Porto Rico. to
spend about six weeks among rela-
tivcs.
Rev. Isaac y Hughes. rector OF tile
Episcopal church. in Henderson, was
durham visitor on Wednesday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. 4. w. Perry. Of re-
tersburg. Va. spent the weekend here
visiting parents aud friends
Mrs. !. Ed StaSs and daughter. Mary
WASHINGTON stage. are visiting in
Richmond.
Miss Ella Boddie entertained tho
Spinster club Oh saturday. Three in
tcrestinE papers We're read by Miss
Susie Williams. Miss Kirkland Euitn
snd Mrs. Melvin lcffrics.
Mrs. l.. \. Murray and little daurh.
tors. Mary Alma anu Nora Ellen. have
gone TO IIopeweli. Va. where they Will
visit Mrs. Murray's brothers. w. T..
:. q. and n. L.. Barbec.
Miss Marie Davis entertained on
saturday a; her home III East bur
ham. in honor OF her niece. little Miss
Virginia Marie Davis. Of Norfolk. Va.
Little Miss Gladys Roberts. dauSh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. {. Roberts. y:
East Trinity Avenue. entertained e
number OF young friends un + idaS
afternoon in honor Of her ninth birth
SaN.
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HARRISONBURG

Sp"'ia! - The Times Dispatch
IiAEI;TSONBrRG. VA March .
Mrs. j. i. iIawsc has returned from
litishur.h wher" size visited her son.
Virgil EIawse
Miss Ruth Witt az Roanoke. is visit
ing friends at tho normal school and
Miss Edna Schacifer il the city.
Ms. Albert Ncy has returned from
Baltimore, where Sh" visited her pa
rents. Nh and Mrs l.. Frank
Miss Rachel Gregg 81 IN. state
normal school. attended the conference
Of supcrintcndcnts Of the National
Educational Association in Kansas 6':tv
this week.
Miss Mary itrncr. who has hccn Wis
i,ins Mrs 7. l.. S"brcll. Jr mas gone
10 New Market I" spend some time
with Mr.. and Mrs J. -. Manor. before
returning 10 Richmond
AIRS. 7. 3 bilworth. Of I.ynnwood. IS
a guest ia the family Of = -; Harms
berger.
J. NJ. kagcy. az Dayton. has returned
from visit 81 SIX weeks 20 Florida
Rev. and Mrs i. w H4uS.nnuck have
returned 10 orkney Springs having
been called here by the death Of the
iatt"rs sister. Mrs. -. :. stroll.
Mrs. j. l.. Filler. Of Ereidcns. 4. ).
guest OF her daughter. Mrs Gambill.
Ny. and Mrs. 4. y. Swank have re-
turned from vSi; 10 the !atter's
sister Mrs. i. l.. Linewcav.r. at Al
dcrSun. W. Va
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GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK ANDBEAUTEUL
Try GraDdmOthcr'S Old Fay-
Oritc Recipe OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

Almost every one knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly COM
bounded. brings back tho natural color
and lustre 10 the hair Wien faded.
Sireaked or gray Years ago the onlA
way to get this mixture WAS Ia make
i Al home. which i mussy and ,rou.
blesomc.
Nowadays we simply AJAX ~ an.
drug store FOR "WyethS Sage and sui
phur compound" You viii get large
hottie OF this old timc recipe improved
by tho addition of other ingredients
for about so cents. Everybody uses
this preparation now. because "" one
can possibly tell that YOU darkcned
your hair. as il does IL 80 naturally
and evenly. You dampcn a sponge OF
soft hrush with il and draw this
through your hair taking on" small
strand at time: by morning tho gray
hair disappears. and after another APP
plication or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. thick and glossy and
YOU look years younger Wycth's sage
and Sulphur Compound is = delightful
toilet requisite II is not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention OF
discasc.--.Adv.
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HARRIsONBURG NORMAL
Special to III" Timcs-nispa,ch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
lihltIslSONBCI.G. VA. March b
On Thursday evening Of last week tho
faculty enjoyed AN old-timc candy
pulling I'm the new Kitchen.
One hundred and Twenty-Five Of tho
students were entertained at "A tea by
III" women of the faculty in the Ii
brary on Washinrtons birthday
Tho Stratford Literary Society in
yitcd its friends to :: Colonial party
last week. The figures Of Tho minuct
we're danced In costumes Of Rcyo-
lutionary days.
On Tuesday evening CT this week tho
glee club gave an enjoyable concert.
The stage was decorated with pen
nants. and tho girls were dressed in
MILDLY suits. y quartet Of mon from
l.ridScwatcr Coll"g" sang til" college
song. and four young men from town
gave tho Washington and Lee swing
For some years this school has been
interested in gathering objects Of 10
cal historical valu" a. a basis for "A
museum. Several contributions have
been made of late. among them tho
original Of a land grant made in l711.
Il German i:iblc of 1891. and a copy OF
- newspaper dated January 1. 1900,
containing the resolutions adopted by
Congress on tho death OF George Wash
ington.
Tho new dormitory is nearing COM
plction and ,s expected 10 bc ready for
use at the beginning of tho Spriu =
quarter, March 20. This win asss,
greatly in making the Summer stu
dents more comfortable.
Miss Mac Norwood. Of Smi,hfcld. Va
sang the Cornell Evening Song. and
Miss Margaret webb, Of Norfolk. Hail
70 t'trDlin:t'
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FaRMVILLE

Special to The Times Dispatch.
fARMNll.LE. VA. March :. Airs X.
l.. Barnes. Of Richmond is viSitiri; hc.'
daughter. Mrs X. L. iiuagius.
Mrs. lIamlin. of Danviilc. is the,
guest of her daughter. Mas. K. e. ,:tl-
liam.
Mrs. V Walden is visiting friends aud
relatives In Norfolk
j. t.. l'utncy. q prominent tobacco
u,St Of this place. bias been confined
Ia his homo by Illness For u week. bui
IS reported a. improving.
AIRS. Edward l.. Evans. Of South
l;os,"n. Va. is visiting her mother.
Mrs T.. Wiltsr.
Mrs !. Il. Cunningham mas returned
from Washington. aud is in the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. :. ". Watkins.
Rev. q. ~. Lambeth. H. ~. OF Eicli :
Eioud. WAS a visitor for a tow hours
10 Farmvillc friends during tho week
Charles l.. Ellington. Of irv"kn"ai
paid short visit TO his mother durin.;
the week.
i. :. Dunn and bride. Of bauvilic.
have been spending Il part Of their
honeymoon in tn" home Of AIRS. Dunn
sister. Mrs Hines
Westmorciand Davis spout several
days here recently.
L. y. Osborne. az Fort Frances. on
tari". spent part Of the present week
III Farmviilc
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ACCOMAC

Al-,,,N a, A., N..i /, -.
inuod We, w.,,hc, bas ,,,..1. ,.
eye IN .rla ..c.,o, =" ~
tward in ,-o,,-i, ~ - i"
PLANTING Sn,ni,l,,, 20
price ., ..od ,o,.,a ny"
ho,c v,, =. 49,, -
Ia, -, 20. ing :" 'he
own seed r,n,, ,.s, ~, '"'''
Thc ct,i,c,s =, .
-, ~ W station.
Snr,on, r,it,a.i N""I" ana
-, meeting =
hili,y p, .rnc,,, ~" ""N,s'-
10 ros. go nnn 80" ''"S" p'aht
lanes I,,,,,,,
oIdcs, ci.izens .r.I ,,i. ''ii,
Jiod !, ~ ,e "."el t"o ear
.yanes p,, >, ~, .s .'u '',.r. Ars.
Sn,u.,,h.,.nst, ~ -" i"eS"a!.
~ ,..,i,,oa ~ axe.
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Hurrah! How's This
Cincinnati authority says corns
dry up and lift out
with fingers.

il"sti,"l records Show that every
tim" YOU cu; u corn YOU invite iockja "
or blood poison. which * needless. SAYS
n Cincinnati AUTHORITY. who tells YOU
that a quarter ounce OF 4 drug called
fr."zunn can bc obtained at lttt!c cost
from the drug store. but is sufficient
10 I'D ones feet of every hard or soft
corn o. cal'us.
You simply apply few drors Of
frc"Hone on u tender. aching corn and
soreness A Instantly relieved Shortl,
tho cnti" corn can bc lifted out, root
and all. without pain.
This drug Is sticky. but dries AT
once aud IL claimed 20 just shrivel IN
amy corn without intIaming or even
Irritating tho surrounding tissue or
skin.
Tf Your wife wears high heels she
Will he glad 10 know of this.-Ady
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LeaIu" met on Monday afternoon in
tn" auditorium Of IN" high school
building. Mrs. samuel Tuns,all Bland
was elected president.
preliminary reading confess, for
high school boys was held this week
In tn" school auditorium. Tho fol
lowing boys read: Fat Robinson. i.eItoS
Richardson. Sam Fuller. Edward f:laud
Charles Humphrey and Walter Gary.
The Judges were Rcvs. T.. W I:illinr,
and Frank MCLEAN and Miss Marictt:,
Cato of III" faculty. Charles pumph-
rcy was the winner.
Misses Fannie and Margucrit. ErookcS
will sr"nd March in Richmond. cha :
peron"d by their sister. Mrs. William
Leo. Miss Marguerite ErooliCS Will at.
tend Tho inauguration in Washington
and. Willie thcr" will he the gu"S;
of her brother. Charles Fox I:rookes.
The City club. Dr. tlvah :. hudson
president. held meeting this week
Jack Marshall was welcomed as {;
ncw member.
i.ov. T.. W. billings. pastor Of tho
First Baptist Church. expects 10 bcEil
series Of revival meetings the last
sunday il April. Rev. j. X. Johnson OF
Nenablc street Church. Richmond, vii
aSSis; in these meetings.
Miss Mary Jenkins. of Ashland. l.
visiting ia the home Of Mrs. l.. .
I.ippoid.
MIR. and Mrs. Montague Pitcher. Ir.
and Garry Thompson. vf Lester Manor
wcr" guests on sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs
T.. ". Thrift.
Mrs. Harry Walker and dauchtc
have returned 10 Dallas. Tex. having
been here for several weeks on ;tc-
count OF the illness and death OF MrS
Walkers mother, Mrs. Kate l.. Rich
ardsou Mrs w. y. Shu!ticc. ,f Rich
rnond. another daughter. was with hci
mother ~ tho tim" Of her death and
burial. She has returned 10 Eichm"nd
and may accompany her sister. Mrs
walker. to Texas. for short visit.
Miss Hunter Richardson has gonc
to Richmond. later She will visit
tho family Of Mrs james Richardson
In Newport News
Mrs. W. L. Jones. or Eustbur=
Campbell County. wh" was Well knowi
here as Miss MARY Normcnt. sister Of
the late Mrs. Kato Il Richardson. at
tended tn, la;ter's funeral.
Mrs. X W. i:ubarl. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. I. NASH
Eroaddus. il Richmond. is i'll with the
grip in i'arkershrre. W. Va. a, the
home OF her son. =. Floyd i.wbank.
Miss in.z i'almcr who has been
visiting hog brother. l.tcr Palmer. in
Norfolk has r"turucr 70 her home
hcr
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WEST POINT

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WEST POINT. VA, March 3.-Mrs
r. &. Amos recently visited Petersbure
10 attend the marriage OF her sister
Miss Margaret Tucker of brunswick
County to Harry Baird. After the
ceremony tho couple accompanied Mrs
Amos to her home here.
Miss Mamie Bland entertained re-
Gently at dinner in honor Of Or. and
Mrs. W. w. Ecnnctt and Or. and Mrs.
Alvah $. Hudson.
West Point Lodge. Independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows. held an interest
ing meeting last Friday evening in its
hall Rev. l.. w. Billings made the
introductory address. and WIS follow
ed by Grand Secretary Turner. the
speaker Of the evening. In addition
to tho speeches. there were recitntions.
music and refreshments.
Tho school Improvement and civic
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Especial /" The Times Dispatchl
ORANGE. VA. March 3.--Miss Mice
Iiooton. who has been on visit to
friends in Richmond. is now the CUES,
Of her sister Mrs. Willonghbv New
ton. OF Hanover.
George :. Shacklcford. OF the Uni
rcrsity OF Virginia. spent several days
this week with his parents Judge and
Airs. George Shackleford
Miss Margaret Taliaferro returned
10 Orange on saturday from n two
months visit to AIRS. parke. OF Nor
folk.
q. y. Roberts was a weck-cnd guest
NJ the home OF Dr. Dclmar Weaver.
Of Liberty Mills.
Mr. and Mrs robert Browning on
tcrtaincd at dinner on Saturday even
ing.
\. c. NJ. Grafton spent the pas, week
W New York.
Miss Rcttic Woodruff is tho puest or
relatives In Wilmington
Leslie Gray. Of New York. was tho
guest OF his hrothcr-in-law. j. y.
Thompson. Al Walnut Hills for sew
cral days this week.
visit to New York.
Miss Kate Newman. or Somerset.
spent several days in Orange this
week. the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Fannie r. Stovin
Mrs. c. NJ. Grafton, with her little
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Scott. OF Somcr-
set.
Mr.. and MrE Eustacc l.. Golsan lcf,
on Friday for Washington
I MISS Lucy Nays, who has been tho
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Fannie ~.
her home In baltimore on Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Garter returned to
Orange on Tuesday, aftor spending ten
days in Charlottesville.
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T0-DAY's BEAUTY Talk

You can enjoy delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for
very frining cost. il you got from
Your druggist package Of can
throx aud dissolve icasnoon-
f,il in cup Of hot water. This
makes q fun cup OF shampoo liquid,
enough 81 il is easy TO apply il 10
all the hair instead or just the top
Of tho head. Your shampoo is now
ready. lust pour little 1T n time
on the scalp and hair until both
are entirely covered by the daintily
perfumcd preparation that thor
onghly dissolvcs and removes every
bit Of dandruff. excess oil and dirt.
After rinsing. the hair dries
quickly, with flufflncss that makes
IL seem heavier than IL is. and
takes on a rich lnStcr and Il soft
ness that makes arranging il a
plcasurc.--tdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
sv.iH BOSTON

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.
SOUTH EOSTON. VA. March s.
The Thursday Afternoon Study club
met with Mrs. w. ~ Moselcy on Thurs
day The program proved Of much
interest and was greatly enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ. White and Dan
-. farley. OF Muskogce. Okla. are
spending few days in South Boston.
x Mrs. Mary III. Jcffrcss is i'll At hci
fome. she celebrated her ninety-S.c-
ond birthday anniversary recently
: T.. I. Hcaziey. Of Farmville, was in
South Eosion last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles T. Nanccy. who has
been i'll with tho grippe for four weeks.
is greatly improved.