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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Weston
Atwood and Miss Eyaline Atwood
$40 West Fourteenth street. Miss
Atwood went to Norman this morning
to attend the initiation ceremonies at
the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
u y
Miss Jerline Dick of 900 West Six
tcenth street who is visiting Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Schopmcicr in Fort Worth
will return Monday.
n " &
Lieut. William X. Craycroft, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter A. Craycroh, 10
West Fifteenth street returned 10
Jacksonville, Fla, where he is stationed,
last night,
Major Harry Coles Of Dallas, Lieu
tenant Pinckney of Chattanooga, Tenn
and Lieut. Max Lynch OF Dawson
Springs, Ky, who are attending the
school OF arms at Fort Sill, are spend
ing the weekend here.
4 y Y
Miss Ola Hale of Wichita arrived
yesterday for a week end visit with Mr.
and Mrs, o. N. Daley, 10 West
Twelfth street en- route home from a
visit in the east
Miss Ihcra Whatlcy Of $40 West
Seventeenth street went 10 Norman
Thursday to attend several of the
dances She Eturncd this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs James Sibbtt, col West
Sixteenth street, left last week for
Muskogce where they will reside in the
future. Their sister Miss Lillian Nc
Carly who makes her home with them,
will remain here for several weeks visit
ing different friends
Mrs Gary w. Townsend of SIS West
Eighteenth street has gone TO San An
tonic for a visit with her brother, Lieut.
George Hoose, in aviation service at
Kelly field.
Mr. and Mrs W. s. Spencer. S2l West
Eighteenth street, who have been visit
ing in Chicago and ST. Louis for sey
eraI weeks will return home the first
of the week
Millard II. Russell of 9l7 West
Eighteenth street has returned from a
three weeks trip to New York and
n n
Julian {. Clopton Of Fort Worth is
the week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
+. D. Marshall, $50 West Thirteenth
street
T. T.
Mr. and Mrs {. + Hair of 825 West
twentieth street are leaving the first
OF the week for their ranch near Monte
Vista, Col, where they will make their
home in the future. Mrs. Hair will
stop for a visit Of few days in Kan
sas City
@&
Capt J. NJ Cain, Capt R T
Mccoy and Lieut. Samuel Thomas Of
Fort Sill arrived this afternoon to spend
the week end with friends here.
f. r y
James Russell Of Gushing who has
been making a short visit with his
sister Mrs. Albert p Crockett and Mr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Every War Savings Stamp and every
Thrift Stamp that you huy help, save
this country for the greatest heritage
Of all times-that priceless treasure OF
liberty and demncrncy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
FrCnch Raid Champagne Line.

PAISIS, Feb. N-I'Tcnch troops last
night Eaided the German positions north
OF the Ailctte river and in tho Cham
pagne, 1.-THE war office announced today
PrisoJtls and war materials were
brought back by the French.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
TELEPHONES.

pie 2so2
Red Cross, Financial Secretary
Maple 1862,
civilian Relief, Maple 400
Sia,s It, fSd Cross Headquarters, Wal.
Central Red Cross workroom',
Walnut ss2
EMS Hsll Unit OF Red Cross Maple
900.
Registration offices for Red Cross
classes In first aid, homo care Of
the sick, and dletstlcG, Walnut 1900.
Ninety-iour women working in the
FlkS hall surgical dressings unit Of
the Red Gross from Monday until Fri
day inclusive, made 8975 surgical
dressings This only couss for the day
workers On Monday and Wednesday
evening thlrty-cight workers made 27S
dressings, bringing the total output for
the week to l02S0 dressings Women
working there today made 2S2 wipes,
with Mrs ! NJ Dodson in charge
Women who live in the district Of
Sunny Lane will be organized into a
Red Cross auxiliary tomorrow night by
Mrs L. { IIozaplcl extension sec
retary Of the Red Cross county chapter
Mrs Claude B, Mccartney, secretary
OF the civilian relief department will
accompany Mrs. llolzapfcl and will
speak on civilian relief Miss Virginia
Simler, assistant to Mrs. Mccartney,
will also attend the meeting
Mrs B r. Gibson. one Of the Whit
tier unit Of the Red Cross, turned IN
ten undcrdrawers, the work Of the wom-
en- OF that unit, into central Red Cross
work rooms yesterday
The Elks hall surgical dressings
unit Of the Red Cross will he open to
workers tonight at 7:j0 o'clock Mrs.
Eva Eager will be in charge Of the
work room for Intervening.
Ninety-four palama suits were made
by eighty nine women working for the
Tenth and Robinson unit OF the Red
Cross on Monday Wednesday and
Thursday in the work rooms in the
First Christian church These rooms
are open from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing until in the afternoon. The wom-
en- bring their luncheon with them and
coffee is made and served in the work
rooms Mrs Jordan r. Jones is secre-
tary OF this unit.
Mrs A. Bouteller Of Yukon. an en-
thusiastic worker for the Red Gross,
drives seventeen miles TO get enough
Red Cross supplies to keep her in work
for a time, and then turns them back
into the central workrooms when com
pleted Yesterday she turned in four
comfort jackets made by herself
On account of the shortage Of gauze,
women working in surgical dressing
units of the Red Cross are devoting
their time to triangular bandages. II
is expected that a big supply Of gauzc
will arrive on Monday.
Twelve women working in the West
Thiriy-first street unit of the Red
Gross made during the week, on Mon !
day. Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
nine pajama coats and seven pajama |
trousefs. This was done by only twelve !
workers who met in the Red Cross
workroom for this unit in the home of
Mrs Harry Hawkins 144O West Thirty |
first street. chairman of the unit.
Mrs c. F. Richardson, one of the |
women who works at home for the Red |
Cross, turned three pajSma suits into
the central Red Cross workrooms yes
terday afternoon.
-
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A'-----~Ib
BY Aletha BAR Taft.

"A RR. AND MRS, JOSEPH HOFF-
lWl MAN entertained at dinner at
wv 7 o'clock Wednesday evening
at their home, 522 West
Thirteenth street, in honor of Willard
Row, who is leaving soon to enter serv-
ice. Immediately over the dinner table
were suspended several large American
shields held together with red, white
and blue ribbon. This was filled with
showers of red and white carnations.
From this shield basket red, white and
blue streamerS stretched to the outer
edge of the table where they were held
in place by small American shields.
Across the table other bands of red.
white and blue ribbon were placed and
the centerpiece was a large mound Of
the red and white carnations. The
guests were Mr.. Row, Daniel w. Ho-
gan, viii S. Guthrie, John +. Warren,
Weldon Boyle, Eugene Wells, Forest
c. Denning, Harold Gibson and Charles
Carpenter
8s@
Mrs. Ada Lewis Tucker and George
G. SohlbcrR are entertaining at dinner
this evening at o'clock in honor Of
their houseguest, Miss Caroline Lands
Of st. Joseph, Mo. The guests will be
limited to old friends of Miss Lands
Mrs. Tucker and Mr. Sohlberg will
entertain again complimentary to Miss
Lands Wednesday evening when they
are giving a dance At the Country club
in her honor
One Of the most interesting affairs
OF the many in honor of the visiting
Shrincrs and their wives was the lunch
con given yesterday at o'clock in the
main dining room of the Sk'rvin hotel
by the Oklahoma ladies OF India Temple
complimentary to their guests. The
large tables were beautiful with
huge baskets of red and white car
nations tied with blue ribbon, and
flags carrying out the patriotic idea
OF the day. Immediately preceding
luncheon Mrs. Allen NJ. Street sang
America. after which the luncheon cers-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

If yd du want to succeed SAVE. Buy
War Swings Stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
FAV0RITE RECIPES
Brown Bread.

Brown Bread.
TNHREE cups of milk, two cups Of
graham flour two cups Of corn
meal, one cup of molasses, one
half teaspoon of salt, one teaspoon
each of soda and baking powder.
Steam three hours.
MRS. C. +. PROUTY.
l4l6 West Thirty fourth street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

A total Of 8208 surgical dressings
were made by the women who worked
during the week for the South Sift
vnit Of the Red Cross, holding meet
ings every day in the week for all day
in the Washington school These dress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Mr. and Mrs c. + Hair Of 825 West
Twentieth street are leaving the first
OF the week for their ranch near Monte
Vista Col, where they will make their
home in the future, Mrs Hair will
stop for a visit OF a few days in Kan
sas CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Capt J. NJ Cain, Capt R T.
Mccoy and Lieut. Samuel Thomas Of
Fort Sill arrived this afternoon to spend
the weekend with friends here
+ r y
James Russell Of Cushing who has
been making short visit with his
sister Mrs. Albert 2. Crockett and Mr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Mrs. Cary W. Townsend Of SIS West
Eighteenth street has gone TO San An
tonic for visit with her brother, Lieut..
George Hoosc, in aviation service at
Kelly field.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Mr. and Mrs W s. Spencer. S2l West
Eighteenth street who have been visit
ing in Chicago and St Louis for sew
cral weeks will return home the first
of the week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Lieut. William X. Craycron. who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Hunter A. Craycroft, 7lt
West Fifteenth street. returned 10
Jacksonville, Fla, where he is stationed
last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Forty-four women working In the
Western avenue unit of the Red Cross
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday af-
ternoon completed in tlrat time twenty
five pajama suits six helmets, one
sweater and one pair of socks were
turned in from the knitting department.
These women meet in the First Evan
gelical church and Mrs. Florence Hart
ley is chairman and Mrs. X. +. Wet
more is secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Mt and Mrs. James SlbbIttl bOI West
Sixteenth street, left last week for
Muskogee where they will reside in the
future Their sister Miss Lillian Nc
Carly who makes her home with them,
will remain here for several weeks visit
inn d,ffc,,,,, t.,,,,I
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Major Harry Coles Of Dallas, Lieu
tenant Pinckney OF Chattanooga, Tenn
and Lieut.. Max Lynch OF Dawson
Springs Ky, who are attending the
school OF arms at Fort Sill, are spend
ing the week END here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Mrs Paul Jones of McAIester arrived
today for a short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Stuart, 4lO
West Thirteenth street
= 4
Miss Janet Stuart, Miss Katherine
Nash and Miss Nina Penn went to
Norman this afternoon to attend the
Tabasco club danSant being given from
3 to o o'clock in the varsity shop.
\ Y
The friends here of Robert Robinson
of Muskogee who has been stationed
at Camp Bowie. will be interested in
knowing that he has been transferred to
aviation and has entered the ground
school al Austin, Texas for two months
training before going to flying school
v y Y
Lieut. Lee Harrison and Lieut. Ben
Schulze of the officers training
school at Fort Sill are the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Blue RIDGE SPRINGS VA, June
29.-NirGinia has long been famed for
IT'S picturesque and hcalthful noun
tain resorts. but few. il any. offer
more combined attractions than does
this popular summer retreat. II is
easily accessible from Roanoke, Lynch
burg. Norfolk. Richmond, Petersburg.
Washington and Baltimore. 1t attracts
guests from many other cities and
towns. of Virginia as we'll as from
other States.
beautiful natural surroundings and the
wholesome. palatable food the mineral
water is almost unequaled for tUuing
the system generally There is ten
mis-. clock golf and various other games
for their several devo;ees, and the
usual mountain walks and tramps to
highly reward those energetic enough
10 enjoy such sports
Besides THOSE who are spending some
time a; the place. number OF auto
parties drive ont from time 70 time
for supper or to spend the night With
friends here.
Last Friday nigh, meeting was
held in the Blue Ridge Hall IN the in
ter.st OF the war-savincs stamps cam
paign. All interesting address was
made by one OF the hotel guests. rev.
Thomas F. Opie. a number OF stamps
were reported sold by the members Of
the local committee. On Saturday night
Mrs. =. :. jameson. and Mr.. and AIRS.
Walshe. OF Fincastle. met with quite
- NUMBER OF the citizens OF the Blue
Ridge Springs community and organ
ICED a Red Cross chapter Much en-
thusiasm was shown over the work.
Among the guests u Cisterinc az the
hotel this week arc the following: Miss
:. Ethel Thackstor. Charlotte Court
house; Mrs. II. s. Stahl. son and Gaush-
ter, William and Julian. Black sburg
K. Z. Trenor, Roanoke. Miss Bilhe
Epps. Macon Gray Lawrence, Miss
Marion Wilson, {. J. Becklev 7. j..
Burke Miss Helen Burke q. q. Gooch,
Jr. My and Mrs. W. IL Walter. Ken
non X. Caskic. Everett Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs 4 y. Coleman ard children. Mr..
and Mrs =. q. Reaburn. Miss helen
Dongan. Holland Ellis r II. Angel,
Jr, Roanoke. Mrs. l.. T. Jameson. Mr..
and Mrs. Walshe. Fincastle; J. l.. Sic-
phcrson. Sinking Creek Burnef,e Huff
man. Blue healing Springs; "iss JAG
Quelinc and Gene Nenable, Farmv.i!.;
Mrs ( H Paris. Brooklyn, y. y: Miss
Marjorie Humrhries, Broo.lya. y "
Mr. and Mrs Rock we'll, Cadillac, M!ch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
FARMVlLLE NORMAL
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FARMNlLLE. VA, June 2s-The
Normal School opened the summer ses-
sion with an enrolment of about 500.
Those registering for professional work
about equal the enrolment for profess
s!onal work last year.
Or BarrinGer. under the direction or
the state Department Of Health. gave
during the past week a series of five
lectures on preventive Medicine.
Practically the whole student body at
tended these lectures and manifested
great deal of interest, since the
teachers viii be called upon TO do
more work of that nature than ever
before due 20 the call OF medical men
TO the war
Miss Walker is giving a series o..
lectures on Food Conservation" and
arrangements have been made whereby
credi, viii be given 10 students who
attend.
The first state short course for prize
winning canning club girls TO be held
at Farnvlle state Normal school took
place here. the past week, with thirty
six girls from thirteen counties in
attendance. Play and work are well
mixed together IN the weeks program,
and the girls arc given taste Of
going away 10 school.
Canning drying, b!inng cheese
making sewing poultry, industrial
arts, ana patriotic songs form the pro-
gram.
Monday night they played games.
TU"sda they wen; 10 the movies. Ncd-
nesday night there was a lantern fetc.
Thursday nigh, picnic. FridaE night
was stunt night. and Saturday they
Went home.
The demonstration people were as
sisted bv the faculty OF the Normal
school Miss Lula Walker. home eco
Monies. MI Long. Industrial arts, ana
Miss MunOz. music. Miss Mary Pax
ton, district agent, was in charge az
the course. assisted 10y Miss claudi"
iIagy Prince Edward County. agent.
Others who gave instruction at this
short course were: Miss Ella Agnew.
State agent. Miss Mary Ferris. Miss
B.ss Hodsen. Bliss Halle hughes, ana
Miss Martha Dinwiddic, district agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
SOCIAL AND Personal
NEWS OF WHOLE STATE
Items OF Interest About People You
Know From Mountains to
the Ocean.
VISITORS AND THE VISITED
Movements Of the Virginia People
Chronicled by Scores Of Times
Dispatch Correspondents in All
Parts of the Commonwealth.
Especial to The Timcs-p,spatch. J


STAUNTON, VA, June 29.-After Wis
ittnE Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Fitz at
Kits. Ky. Mrs. J. NJ Fi;z and Mrs.
d. L. Woodward have returned 10 their
homes in this city.
Mrs. Allen Caperton BraXton has as
her guests this week Mr. and Mrs, Jo-
scph Wheat. OF Charlottesville.
Miss Brownie Benson is visiting
friends and relatives in Philadelphia
and New York.
Miss Louisa Moffett. who has been
teaching school in Ridgewood, y. J.,
has returned TO her home in Augusta
County for the summer.
Rev. w. L, Abrams. pastor OF the
baptist Church. was called 10 New York
this week on business
Miss Charlotte SPOTS was in Lewis
burg, w. Va, this week 20 attend the
marriage OF Miss Florence Matthews
and Captain Buford Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Mccoy have re-
turned from a vis, OF several weeks
with friends and relatives in Balt!-
more.
Mr., and Mrs. .. z. Hose returned TO-
day from Atlantic City and New York.
Mrs. Joseph =. Asst who has spent
several months at Admission. Ala. re
turned TO stanton Wednesday even
ing. her husband. Captain Asst, having
departed for France.
Miss Leah klotz is visiting relatives
in LHnchburg.
Colonel s w Henderson. of Wash
inSion, has been visiting in Stanton
during the past week.
Mrs. j: Martin Perry and daughters
returned 10 their home here. after Wis
itfng in Baltimore tor ten days
Mrs. George NJ. Cochran and Miss
Margaret Lynn Cochran. are at home
after an extended visit 10 Washington.
Cumberland Nd, and Loeb Lynn. Md
DR.. and Mrs. J. :. Cai!et; are at
fome. after visit with Mrs. Catleit's
father Captain X. Clay Niche. al The
Meadows" near Charlottesville
s. Miss Natalie Robertson is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Clarke a; Gloucester
Point.
4; Miss Elizabeth Bell has gone 70
Washington. where she mas taken
position in government department,
Mrs. {. Halle, Jr., has returned 10
"WillouChey' from visit with Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Horace Soper, at Nor
folk.
Mrs. William b Yancey. formerly
Miss Elizabeth Faw, a graduate nurse
OF the johnston Willis Hospital. has
returned from Chattanooga Tenn and
VIII reside with her sister. Mrs :. u
fimberlake, Jr., until the return from
active service OF her husband. Lieu
tenant Yancey.
Mrs. Daniel Porter and Mrs l. NJ.
Porter were called TO Orange this week
on account Of the death Of relative
The commencement exercises %. the
Tempieton Business College were held
on FRIDAY evening. and the graduates
were addressed by Rev. T .. Ka.s,c-
pastor OF Christ Lutheran Church
{. Il. Caldwell. president 81 no
fnrmers and Merchants Bank ha.
some to Atlanta. Ca, where he viii
take up Y. NJ. =. A work unde- the
auspices of the Southeastern Division
Oh the nattona! war work council OF
the y. NJ. G. \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
Tint the Gray
Hairs Away
Face "a Chance. Don't Spoil 1t
by Permitting Unbecoming
Gray or Strcakcd Hair
u Slhn,x-
TO Show.

GRAY hairs arc never welcomed by
woman. Many women are so en-
piOycd that gray hairs would lose
them their positions and incomes.
And to practically all women, gray
hair means the loss OF attractivcncss.
one simple application Of "Browna-
tone WI INSTANTLY tint the hair and
surely bring back Il youthful appear
anCc.
You need not hesitate TO use
Professionalism no previous expc-
r!enc" IS necessary and no harmful re-
suits can possibly follow from it's use
'EEownatoue is the one prcparn-
tion 81 its Kind and is guaranteed 10
be entirely free from sulphur. lead
silver mercury, zinc. anilinc. coal tar
products or their derivatives.
"Erowratonc" viii give any shade.
from light golden brown to the deep
"st brown-or black. 1t is sold by all
leading drug stores and toilet coun-
ters, everywhere. Two sizes. 35 cents
and 2il5
y sample and "A booklet will be sen,
you from manufacturers only) upon
receipt Of 10 cent?. Mention shade de-
aircd when writing or purchasing
Prepared by The Kcnton rharmacal
Co, Suite tUt Coppin Bldg. Covinston
ky.--Adv.
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FARMVlLLE

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatchl
FARMNILLE. VA. June .9-Co!onc!
henry ". Anderson addressed a large
audience in the Normal Schoo! auditor
ium on last Friday evening under mo
auspices OF the local Red Cross or
ganizaton.
Mir and Mrs Willie Watkins. Of Dub
lin, Ga, have teen on a ,isi, 10 r :
parents, Judge and Mrs \. i. Wal
klns.
L. W Hustled was called to Broo.
iEn. y. on accoun, OF the accidental
man ~. /.
Mrs. Hyde sarnde.s: Of Roanoke
visiting her sister, Mrs ". u Mar
tin
Mrs: J N. Ammen and It'll. son. OF
Roanoke. have been on visit to her
sister. Mrs. F. II Davis. Jr.
Misses Pauline Cary. of Burkevi!!e.
ard Lois Robertson. Of Crewe, are
guests Of Mrs. Z. w Hustled.
Mrs. Thomas Starke, Of Highland
fark. Richmond, came this week 10 be
the guest OF her parents for the sum.
mer months. Her husband has safely
arrived overseas
Mrs + x. Booker and children have
returned from delightful, stav win
Mrs T.. r. Parson, o. Arlington. pa
MISS Emily Hutter, OF l.ynchburr. is
the guest OF Mrs 7 r. Robertson.
Mrs ". {. Burnett. Of WASHINGTON.
came 10 attend the funeral ana burial
OF her uncle, Colonel r. B Berh.iev
which took place from the residence
o; his niece. Mrs r Baxter Tugcl. on
last Monday afternoon
MISSES victoria and Mildred Walden
motoreu TO Petersburg this week wi,b
mrs. reginald Sray. They will be IN.
guest OF Miss Long, OF that city for
some time.
Miss Viva Paui.tt has returned from
her school duties IN Washington dur
ing the past session
Miss Dorothy Walton i yisi,inr
friends in Petersburg
MISS Philippe Spencer, Of Richmond
mas been on WISH 10 friends here dur.
ing the week
Misses Leila Jackson and Rosa Wi.
iiams were the guests OF Mrs. F. +.
Roberts, OF Orvonia, last week
Mihs Pattie Watkins has returned
from her school duties IN Red Strings
y. C., and IL In the home Of her n,o,b.,
.$dge a. l. Watkins.
Mrs. j. l. Richardson is on a y,si,
10 her daughter. Mira. Qua!les. Of Hirb
land Park. Richmond
Messrs. r. ;. Martin and i = Cam.
have returned from their Western ,rin
which included some Of the na,ura
wonders OF California
Mrs. j. e. Capps and baby. OF Nor
ioiK. returned TO thelr nome on Monda,
after an extended stay in the hon. n
Mr. and Mrs. j. Z Garland
Secretary and Mrs V Vaid., a,
tended the meeting Of the Vi-r,ni,
Bankers, at Old Point Comior, las
week
a F. Theakie, of Blackstone W,
a visitor here this week
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Washington. after visiting Mrs. Holmes

Conrad.
Mrs. J. r. Russell has returned to
Charleston. w. Va. after visiting NJ:
and Mrs. Bruce Russell
Mrs. William l.. Wilson and daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Wilson and Miss
LYDIA Chapman have returned from
Richmond and Norfolk.
Miss Mildred Grim has been spending
the week in Roanoke.
Mrs. Walker Nice. Bond is scpndinG
several weeks in Richmond.
DR.. r.. Nj. Knight and his son. B.
Mitchell Knight. Jr.. have returned
from II motoring trip TO Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Miss Cornelia rutherford has re-
turned to Baltimore. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Camilla rutherford.
Miss Emma Shull has been visiting
friends III Baltimore.
Miss Mary Faulkner has returned to
Baltimore. after visiting MIR. and Mrs.
George w. kurtz.
Mrs. I. Russell Gather is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w 7. Mcnear, at
Fairmont, w. Va.
Mrs. T.. r. Himelright and children
are visiting relatives at Connellsville,
Pa
DR.. and Mrs. Lester +. Dellinger and
son have returned by motor to New
port News. after visiting relatives in
Virginia aud Maryland.
Mrs. Walter G. plundcke, OF New
York. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Il. Hillyard.
Mrs PER-! Ritter left this week for
Roanoke.
Miss Margaret Reardon. of Washing
ton. has been visiting friends here
Mrs. l.. &. Brubaker has returned to
Luray, after visiting her brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs 7. :. Jol-
life