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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
HEATHSVIlLE
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iiEAI!lSV1LLE. VA. April Mrs
Robert T. Booker. OF Lottsburg. Is
visiting her sister. Miss Todd Motley
in New York City
Herbert Booker and sister. Miss
Mamie. OF I.ottsburs, are In Daltl-
more
Miss Lula Downing. who has been
IN new York City all winter. made a
short visit home. and left this week
70 MI - position in Baltimore.
MISS brooke Street who has been n
guest OF some weeks In the home of
hcr uncle. Or. W. :. Newbill has gone
to her homo In Essex County.
Ers' ROBERT II. Chiffon. of kilmar-
mock, was reccnt guest OF her sister.
Mrs. 70. IL. ID. Hubbard. at her home
In White stone. Miss Gancvieve Smith
mas returned to "Sunnysidc." after n
two weeks visit to her sistcrs. Mrs,
| Hubbard. White Stone. and Mrs. Chill
ton. kilmarnock
Mrs Rosa McLaurine. of Chester,
va. is guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Is. NJ. Sanders. White Stone
Dr. W. +. Boatwright, OF Richmond
college,. was guest Of Rev and Mrs
J. T. Essex during his short stay at
White Stone.
Mrs. John Curlett has gone to her
home at BOWERS. after spending the
winter with Mrs. S. c. Curlett at
Morattico.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curlett vera
pleasantly entertained at tea recently
by Mr.. and Mrs F. e. Landlord al
Morattico.
Captain and Mrs. John a. IIaynie. g,
Tibitha. have returned from "A recent
trip to Baltimore
Mrs. J. +. Downing and Mrs. w
Sherwood. Of IIotcl northumberland
Election, entertained friends recently
Mrs. T. G. Slaughter. OF FIeeton
recently entertained at p beautifully
appointed luncheon. Soft yellow was
the prevailing color note. from mints
to, candle shades. The guests were
Mrs !. w. Pearson. Mrs Raymond
Leo 1Iaynie. Mrs. John r. Hinton.
Mrs. l.. z. Cockrell. Of Reedvillc, with
the following Election ladies': Mrs r
Clarence Jctt. Mrs. G. T.. Davis. Mrs
carrie Daily. Mrs. l. NJ. Bussclls. Mrs
Garnett Haynie. Mrs. w. Sherwood
Mrs. 7. r. Waller
Quite an enjoyable surprise party
was given recently at pleasant View"
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Haynie
near Tibitha Progressive games and
music, with refreshments. filled in an
interesting evening. The guests were
Misses Beulah Hinton. Helen Hudnall
Mary Blackwell and Tihitha Williams
VIII Hudnall. Archer Blackwell. q,
X Williams. II. Grady Crcswel c. T.
Gaskins B. b. Iiaynie and Mrs $. CLYDE
Ifaypic.
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Williamsburg. Tho wedding; viii take
place III IA" early par; Of June. Miss
Geidy Is one of the most popular girls
In this city. and IS wril Known in In.
social ',rcles OF Richmond and New
port News. Mr. OslcSby, who IL a
nati"e OF Washington County. ia pro-
fcasor OF Mathematics in William and
Mary College.
Mrs. John l. Mercer and daughter.
Miss Jean Mercer. have returned from
short stay in Richmond
Henry Wise. son OF Colonel jennings
Wise. of Richmond. and his cousin,
John 5. Wise. son OF Henry A. Wise
| this week with the latter's grand
| parents. DR. and Mrs. l.. G.. Booth, al
the Wythc House.
Misses Edna and Lula Brooks. Of
Washington. arrived here this week to
spenh the Easter holidays with their
! parv;its, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Brooks
| Miss Ruth Conn, who has been the
guest OF mrs. Dora ArmiStead. has re-
turned 10 her homo in McGaheysville
Mrs. Victoria Leo is in Cambridge,
Md visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. ID.
| Powell
The annual Easter german of the
William and Mary German Club will
be held on the night OF April (. and
many invitations have been sent out
Douglas Hubbard has returned from
Nelson County. where he went to ac-
company his mother, who will spend
several weeks there viaiting her son.
DR.. j. +. Hubbard.
f. III: Ball has returned from e. week s
trip to Florida. where he was called
on account OF the critical illness OF
his father.
Mrs. Bette W. Davis. OF Lexington.
va. is the guest of Mrs. T. H. C;aGdy.
w. +. Whitaker of Norfolk. spent
several days In Williamsburg this
week
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"reminiscences Of Mrs. J. ". Marshall
MIS- George Durham. Mrs. George w.
Richardson and Mrs. X. j. Palmer were
appointed as Il committee TO arrange
II program for a story telling utter
noon. The next meeting Will be held
~ith Mrs. William Freeman. Argen-
tina VIII be the subject. Mrs. Arthur
Neus,adt. Mrs. George W. Richardson
and Mrs. j. w. Marshall arc on the
program. Mrs. j. Powell Garland. of
New Kent. and Mrs. Laffmann were
received In the club as members
Easter services. with extra music
and many flowers. VIII be held In all
OF the churches Tomorrow. Rev. T. w.
Billings OF the First Baptist Church.
VIII preach from the text Life
Through Death" in tho morning: in the
evening the subject will be "Forsak
ing tho Best
Miss Florinc Henderson. who has
been teaching in West Virginia all tho
session. has returned to her home hor,
Miss Marian Lewis. who has been
Tor several weeks in Washington. New.
York and Wilmington. Del. visiting
relatives. arrived here on TUESDAY
morning.
Mrs. Wright. of Jarratts. Va. and
daughter arc guests this week OF Mrs
George Field.
The cemetery association is getting
everything in order for Memorial Dav
May 20. Speakers for the Occasion
nave not been secured as yet. West
foint' noted for Its abundance Of beau
htui roses and other flowers. VIII DO
sure 10 furnish all Of the flowers
necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sparklin en-
sertained quito housoful Of relatives
TOT inc weekend. among them their
daughter. Mrs. Harrison BRYANT of
PETERSBURG
inc following is tho roll IF the Rad
rosa chapter: Or. A. s. Hudson. in
ruc'pr Mrs u. j. Palmer. president:
.nth' D. =. Maynard. Secretary; Misses
MARGARET II. Palmer. Incz Palmer, a.
w, w Lee. Marian Lewis. Eva Anderson.
Gloisc Robinson. Mesdames Il. s
Durham.
~ series or revival services will begin
with the Baptist Church on tho nfth
S"tcsE In April Rev. j.. e. Billings,
pastor VIII be assisted By Rev. Mr.
Johnson. pastor OF Vcrablc street Ran.
fist Church. Richmond.
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LAWRENCEVILLE
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n.
LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. April -
Misses Pattic Prince and Gertrude
Turubull. vino arc teaching in Rich
mond, arrived on Wednesday night to
spend the Easter vacation at their
home. Harmony Grove"
Mrs. T.. T. Turnbuli has returned
from visit TO relatives in Richmond
Mrs. Henry Wills and son. Henry.
Jr.. left on Wednesday for Richmond
TO visit Mrs. Wits mother, Mira.
Baughman.
:irs. B. a. Lewis returned on satur-
day from visit to her sister, Mrs
Fred Dabncy. In Richmond
Miss Maybe Evans left this week
FOR her home in South Boston to spend
Easter with her family.
Miss Anilic Williams is spending the
Easter holidays in Richmond
Miss Sallie Dean, of Richmond. was
the guest this week If Miss Annie
Price at "Millvillc," Brunswick County.
Captain and Mrs. G. T. Allen and MISS
Flora Allen. who have been visiting
Dr. ana Mrs. w. L. Price at ''Miliville."
returned on Thursday TO Kcnbridge
Henry Connolly and Miss Eliza seth
Pnrdy. who arc attending school at
Staunton. arrived this week to spond
the Easter vacation at their homes.
Charles Turnbull Charles ScbreIl.
pr Herbert Lewis and l.. III. Raney
sr"n' Tuesday in Richmond
Waiter Turnbull. who was operated
on in Richmond last week for tnroa
trouble, is a; homo and able TO be out
again.
Miss Ellie Baylcy. who has been in
Inc stuart Circle Hospital. Richmond
returned home on Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Smithy motorcd
to Emporia on Tuesday.
Rev. IL. y. Lewis. OF tho gaptist
Church. Is spending the week. in Nor
Ioik' conducting series OF services
BIZ Laws viii return on Sunday, ac-
coinpanicd by Mrs. Laws and daughter
l'enison, who has been visiting rela-
tiNes IN New Jersey.
News was received last week tina,
Harrison Turnbull. SON OF Robert Turn
"uli. or Lawrencevilie. had been one
rated on In the Protestant Hospital.
Horfolk. for appendicitis Mr.. Turn
buil was reported doing well.
MISS Caroline Bayley. Of BARTON
Heights School. Richmond, is spcndjnr
i-aSter with her parents air. and Mrs
>. j. Bayiey on Windsor Avenue
Mrs j. J. Pond. of Petersburg. visited
relatives in Luwrencevillc this wceL
M!dshipman Norburnc Rawlings after
SpenaihS n Few days last week with
relatives in LawrcnccviIle. returne cd ON
sunday to the Annapolis Naval
Miss Mary Hicks Is spending Easter
with Miss Mary Lizzie Hawthorn In
Lunenburg County
shelton VI. Short, .Ir. Of RandoIn,I
MaSon College, Ashland. arrived on
lnNrsday for the Eastern vacation at
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BLACKsBURG
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dlsnatch.1
BIACKSBURG. VA. April DIR.
William r. Conway. OF Athens. Ca, Is
spending several months here with his
son-in law and daughter. Dean and
Mrs. Harvey l.. Price.
Mrs. William NJ. Lybrook returned
this week from n visit to Colonel and
Mrs. John ". Williams, In Richmond.
Mrs. James *. Henderson is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Irs. II. c. Frochling, in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Black ar
rived at their home hero on Monday
from two months trip to Florida.
DR.. Henry p. Hamll. OF Martinsburg,
former pastor of tho Whisner Me-
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th" home OF his parents on Windsor
Avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. James Taylor have
movcd To- the spatis cottage. on
Windsor Avenue.
j. Is. Mallory. ST.. who has been con
med to his bed with rheumatism. ia
hDic 10 he ont Oh rrutchcs now.
AIRS. Monroe fi-artwcli. who has been
quite sick with mumps. is able to be
on, again.
MIS-. W. s. Griffin is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Shelton II. Short.
Mrs. FLORENCE Short. who has been
confined 10 her bed for several weeks
~ Improving
MRS w ID. Valentine is visiting rela.
lives in Bedford
MIS- Dillard. OF Blackstone. who has
ooen visiting her sister. Mrs. ". a
Crinkley, has returned TO her home
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Oh Randolph Macon College. is spend
In. Easter with Mrs. Il. G. Glass. on
Ashton Place,
Mrs. Clinton Morgan. OF Hertford.
~ G.. is the CUES, Of Mrs. G.. W. Toms
MISS Mary o'Brien, who has been
spending some time In New York. the
Su"s: of Miss Annie Mnhler. has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Wells and chill
dren have gone Ia Danvillc. Va.
VIII re they VIII spend a week visiting
among relatives
Mrs. jacob Levy has returned from
Greensboro. whore She visited rclu =
tires and friends. She was accom-
rani"d home by Mrs William Rein
hcimer. who spent short while here
before returning to her home In Rich =
mond
Mrs. W. r. Few entertained the Up
to-Datc Literary Club on THURSDAY
afternoon. at her home. on Trinit,
Campus.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Gordon Edwards. Of
New York. who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Carmichael, have
returned homo
Mrs. W. L. I.ipscor gave a bridge
luncheon oil Thursday 81 her home on
Watts Street.
Miss Lucy VI. Stokes was hostess to
the Bridsctte Club on Friday after
noon, at her home, on Duke Street
Ms 6. u lfarlcn. who spent the
winter In Durham as the guest of Mrs.
Il. X. l.cybnru. returned to her home,
In M"rt'rsbnrg. w. Va, on Wednesday,.
Miss Esste Henry. who has been
spending some time in the city, visit
ing her sister Mrs. Harris King, has
returned to her home. in East Orange.
" !.
Mrs. L. GoIdstcin has gone to New
YORK city. where she will visit friends
Miss Gladys Greer of Chase City
Va. is Visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Clark on Watts Street,
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DURHAM

isncrial 20 The Times Dispatch.I
DURHAM, y. c.. April 7.-one Of the
pr"ttiGsl social events Of the season
was INC dinner given on Tuesday even
ing. at O'Clock. by Mrs. G. w. Toms.
with twenty four covers To anuouncc
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Matt" McMullan Toms, to John Adams
buchanan. The marriage will take
place in Juno. BESIDES the honorees,
and twenty Toung ladies and gentle
men .! the city. the guests on this oc-
tasion were Mrs. James w Hall, of
New York. and Miss Fannie Buchan.
an. OF oxford
Miss Mary Howard Cobb. a student
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r.. Z. Is writes: II have been taking
skin OF itching and pimpies but DON'T m"
this.' "N' '''A'' 'e"se prescribe for
Answer. advise throe-srain sui
phsro tablets tnot sulphur tablets).
composed OF sulphur. cream OF tartar
constipation and purify the system.
Take this treatment for several month s
FOR best results.
weak and tired What can take To-
improve my health. strengthen NV
nerves and Increase my weight about
20 pounds"
MEALS MnlsW hrcs Taxi resularly with your
sold In sealed packages, by dr1iggists'
With complete directions. These tab.
ists improve the blood: increase nutri-
ION ana strengthen, the nervous sys-
TEN II used regularly for several
Free Advice" writes: ct want vour,
free advice. | seem to have gone ali
TO pieces. l am irritated and annovcd
by dizzy moments. fickle appetite. no
Strength and life has no pleasures for
mo any more"
;, Answer: There are thousands who
live too fast and then find themselves
IN your plight; The nervous vigor has
heen :; Ger" rgis, a tonic invigoTatins
tabiets will Hh'' sffor rdGFeSFra,n eaaoene
supplNing more food-energ. and give
your system chance TO recuncrats
when calm nerves should sake the
place OF shattered nerves.
with painful kidneys that cannot
work regularly My sleep is disturbed
by frequent calls, only TO void small
amount and follows burning, smarting
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mortal Church. was tho guest this
week OF Miss Laura p. Miller.
Mrs. William NJ. Patton. of Lexing-
ton. IL visiting her daughter Mrs John
Ne williams. OF Virginia Polytechnic
institute.
Professor Frank l.. Robson, of Johns
Hopkins University. is the guest OF
II. O. Mathews for the Easter holidays
Rev. y. NJ. Brown. for tho past four
ycnrS. pastor OF the local Methodist
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Church. has been transferred 70 =.
Paul's Church. in Washington. and wlli.
leave Tor his new field next week
Mrs. Milton Cutherel and Young,
daushter. Susan. arc spending some
weeks with Professor and MIS-. Lyman
Carrier. I'm Washington. 80
Mrs. Ioomls Kelly has returned ~
Norfolk after visit here to her sis-
tiers, Mrs. Charles Vawter and Mrs,
William NJ Broiic .T i'N
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatrli.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Henley Gieddy, OF
this city, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter. Miss Katharine Lucille Ged-
dy. to Earnest Jackson Oglesby. of
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chilis and fever making mo raal sic,e
for day. a'SM
ne An rN Iizin, a coed TONIC. soothing and
plants is balmwort tablets Try fSem
ma continue Il few weeks and 1 am
SURE sure you will write me of your: re-.
AIRS. G, w. b. asks: II suffer greatly
OWING TO too much fat. Can you advise
me Oh good reduction remedy?"
answer: Any we'll stocked pharmacy
tablets. packed in sealed tubes ,Hiti,
h F"i d pfSysn for These tablet,
reducing abnormal fat:
Fern" writes: 81 have suffered with
n pad cough for some time, and am
also weak and tired most OF the time,
which which think is due to. the sewers s,
remedy?"
to the coughing. but You should hs
well relieved by using tho Following:
tho.-laxene and make according Hs' to e"s di.
rections on tho bottle. then take a .tea-
so9sh every Srss hour The Or TIVE R. the
pint OF the very best and safest cough
s San1 So II your dhr"gsis, does not haye
you of the wholesale firm.
Mrs. X. asks: MY scalp i,ches ter
ribly, Is feverish and a great amount
OF oily dandruif is present. What is
good for this?" las
Answer: First shampoo the hair and
once week as per directions This
relieves. the, itching, overcomes tho
dandrun and makes the hair beauti- (
fully glossy and vigorous. Obtain In &
4-oz. Jars of druggists.
NOTE: For many years Or. BAKER
has been giving free advice and nre ~.
soriptlons 10 millions OF people Through
the press columns. and. DOUBTLESS hssSi
more than any single Individual III fha 4.
worlds history, Thousands have writ g
contidcnce.-Adv SO 'fSs sS.s ~ ~
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general In character the svmn.nMm, az
DISEASES ,s are given and the answ srs iii
"p PhS In any case OF similar ma turei "
nay nniy address Or. Lewis Baker, College
CHE ue' e GoiIisgo. Elwood Streets. Dayton.
envelope for. reply. Full name and ad.
o ar sa,i must bo given. but only Initials
or ic..tious names will be used i'm nv
ddniIs ,M The prescriptions can bo
li ne az any well-stocked drug store.
ANY druggist can order OF whSlesaier
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-10
St. Philips Church

There was a fair congregation at St. Philips church Sunday evening last. The theme was "The value of being alone" Next Sunday evening the lecture will emphasize the opposite side of what makes successful man and will have for it's theme Man and the Crowd" The thought will divide itself into four heads, namely, Man and his home, Man and the community (social ser- vice), Man and his country (pa- triotism),. Man and the world.
 There is in preparation another patriotic service to come the Sum- day before Memorial Day. This will be followed by a series of lectures entitled, Decisive periods s of American History
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-10
Come m-look It oUer and see # you
 don't agree with us
THE CITY STORE Nlrangell, Alaska

The cannery tender Berlin was in port from Shakan Saturday.
 There wilLbe meeting of the Red Cross Monday afternoon at } o'clock.
 John Johnson, who has been out in the logging camps for the past two months, is in town this week.
 Frank E. Moore. superintendent of the Vermont Marble works at rokeen, is in Wrangell, having arrived Tuesday night
 Frank Farrer of Tokeen, is in Wrangell for a. few days.
 Roy L. Cole of Deweyville, is in Wrangell this week.
 Capt. Crook, who was in charge of the Alaska I2 years ago, IS now a pilot on the Admiral Watson, and while that vessel was in port Sum- day he spent the time shaking hands with old acquaintances.
 Dr.. and Mrs. Rice and son ar rived this week on the Princess Sophia. They are enroute to Telegraph Creek. D,. Rice formerly resided in San Francisco He is ip the government service and has been, loaned by the U. s. govern ment to the Canadian government tor duty in the Indian Service. Yesterday afternoon Dr.. Rice de- livered most instructive address before the local Red Cross society.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-10

cause, as far as may be, and hence the obligation is not con- fined to the recipients of large salaries but is equally binding on wage earners, each according to his ability to pay.
 1 have, therefore, to urgently request that you organize in your community a local committee which will endeavor to collect contributions large and small from all who can be made to feel the force of the appeal. One dollar will feed one child for a month.
 l shall greatly appreciate any thing that you may be able to do in this work.
 I am, Cordially yours
 J. F. A. Strong
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-10
Locak and. Personal

Mrs. E.. B.. Mitchell and babe arrived from Seattle on the Spokane 10 join her. husband. who is em- ployed by the Wilson & Sylvester Mill Co. Mrs.. Mitchell and Mrs. M. O.. Johnson are sisters.
 For the shave and hair cut of satisfaction go to Ed Gr,gwire in she Uhler block.
 The Alaska Sanitary Packing Co., las bonghttt,e Kate kuse property and the property adjacent thereto It will now be possible for the nar- TOW portion of the street leading out from,the oannery to be widened.
 The first regular meeting of the new town council was held last Thursday evening Mayor Matheson presiding. In addition to the reg1i- lar routine F.. E.. Gingrass was ap. pointed water commissioner, and Earl. West town, marshal.
 Electric massages.-J. P.. Lev ering at Patenaude's stand.
 Dhe Admiral Watson called at this port Sunday for the first time in several months and made its presence felt by knocking. down a corner of the dock of the, Alaska Sanitary Packing Co.,. She dis charged. cargo of 17z tone,ofcans..
 Jack Clausen, ,-who is, employed by Charles Darwell on the pile driver, lad. one of. the fingers of his right hand. badly mangled this, week. He will not lcse the finger.
 Hon. F.. C.. Mccormack, and family returned this week from Juneau where he has beenattending the legislature
 Allan Mcdonald has, gone to- Gordova on,business.-
 The Inverness,. A. k.. Rastad, captain. William Taylor, engineer. returned. this. week. from. a voyage to Juneaus.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-10

T. J. Case, H. J. Wallace and Earl West leave this week for ketchikan where they will attend court. E. K. Bingham. will be tried at this term of court for the murder of Johnny Shakes in Wrangell last November. Guy Carson will act as town marshal during the absence of Earl West. It is worthy of mention that MT. West has not missed night from duty since he went on his job in 1915, and his absence from the city for the next few days will not be of his own volition..
 Is your subscription paid up9
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-10
Petersburg Shipments

Fish shipments during the past week: Glacier Fish Co.,, 263 boxes halibut; Ripley Fish Co.,, 15 boxes salmon, 4 boxes halibut; Alaskan Glacier Sea Food Co.,, 52 boxes shrimp.-Report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-10
Heckman Is Chairman

Governor Strong last evening app pointed Senator J. R. Heckman chairman of the Territorial Fish Hatchery commission whose es- tablishment was provided for by an actof the Territorial legisla- ture. The other members of the. commission have not yet been ap- pointed. Dispatch