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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22
casio MAS De $500
EN- TN SOLO PERIO=
DO De SU en-
FERMEDAD.
HABIA SUFRIDO T0DA 81 VIDA
SIN O8TENER NINGUN ALI
VIO. Ell TANLAC PONE
UN HASTA A0Ui A
SUS PENAS.

"Durante ocho meSeS estuve con Ia
| espalda encorvada y jamas Sc IL e
case &c cue ne sintiera bien hasra
Que empece a tomar Tanlac, 10 que 10,
! gro enderezarme," diio recientemen'
tie la Sra. Ines Arnold. que reside er
Ia casa No. 1880 de Ia Gale de Sar
Fernando. en- San Antonio, Tex.
"Casi toda mi vida-continuo dl-
ciendo la Sra. Arnold-he sufrido dc
mclestias en- ell eStomago Y de indi-
sestion intestinal. ESpecialmente ou-
rante los ultimos Gieciocho amos, nj
salud estuvo del TODD desarregiada, ai
grado que no encontraba NADIA que
ne m~ejorara Y mi eStado cada dia
err mas serio. Surf nervl0slGad. te-
rribies dolores de cabeza Y dolenclaS
en- Ia espalda V en- el est0mago. pI
ficilmente podia dormir y cast todo
10 que GONNA me o~caSioneba dolores.
Algunas veces al ~despertar por las
mananas me sentia tan debn que no
9cdia ponerme en- pie V tenla que per
sentada para no caer a! sue
10. V cuardo lograba levantarTne no
NE era possible enderezarme del TODD
V ESQ me tenia TODD e. tempo en- Ell
mas miserable eStado.
"Sotamente en- IN periodic de ocho
meses caste mas de ochocentcS do!a-
res. sin mencionar 10 que anteS ha-
bia gastado, Y sin consegur obtener
ningun alivio. TODD el tempo anda-
ba en- busca de algo cue pudlera ali
viarme. asi Que no Sc pueden uStedeS
inaGinar el gusto que me do notar
que iba m~ejorando desde que emPece
a tomar Tanlac. Creo que ahora me
Sento meier con mi tercera dostS oe
Taniac. pueS parece due es Ia medici-
ia urecisamenre indicada para m ca
Sc, V he seguido tomandoiO Y neJo-
ando al grado que ahora me siento
perfectamente bien. Puedo conner to-
do 10 que deSec. duermo ~profunaa-
meute V no experiments IA menor mo-
leStia cuando GeSempeao mis- labores
domesticaS. Confieso sinceramente
cue nunca me hsbia Seatido mejor en-
toda mi vida, pues creo que 10 exiSte
en- el mundc medicina igual, pues
viendo 10 que ha hecho en- mi favor,
homadamente creo que q ella debo mi
~salvacion."
Taniac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co, 407 Eas'
Houston St. V por la Meters Pnar
, macy. 1922 West Commerce ST, bajc
Ia direction personal de IN represea,
| tante especial del Tanlac, 0 Sc enva'
"a DOR estas bouicaS q c~ualquier d.
r~eccion al recibo de su va!or, que e:
s1.0O por b~o5eila. siempre que sc III
cluyau estampillas suficientes para e
| nortc ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22
Fus echado a pique ul1
barco ingIes de
a~vituaIEamiento

De! Ssrr;c,o Esosc;c! purG LA PRENSA.
LCNDRES, ~Sepeiembre 2l.@El
A!mirantazgo brit&nTco anuncio ano-
che u III barco de avituallamiento
lei ~eIercito ingies. fue atacado Y
echado a pique por un submarine
sleman e dia y del mes en- curse,
V Il haSta ahora cincuenta Y ocho
Dersoras nc han sido rescatadas, por
10 Que Sc cree que havan perecldo
en- eli hundimiento.
FL informe de! AlmIrantazgo no
6a el nombre del BARGE. nj el lugar
donde ocurri5 el incidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22

Las hinchazoncs. causadas por dolores &C
m.c,as. roturaS &c hueSos, neuralgia. infla-
mac;cncs. rrumatismo, etc. pucden ser Gu
radas con Ia APPLICATION del BALLARDS
SNOW LTNIhENT. Dcbe ser bien aplicado y
: frotado II parte enferma. Sus cualrdade
cu~-a:ivas y penct-entcs calman los dolores.
rciucen IL inflammation. = devue!vcn las con-
| dic:ones nornalcs. Precio: % y 50 c~entavos
V SI.0O Ia botcila. Vendido por Ia Botica
San Pedro. San Antonio. Texas. tAdY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22
ESTA LISTA
PARA Ia PAI
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;. True translation filed with thr Post ::
;. master ~ San Antonio, Tex. a. 70 =
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AMSTERDAM, S~eptiembre III
Una communication Official dada q Ia
publicidad hoy en- Berlin. anurcia que
Ell Embaiador a!eman en- Viena, ma
D~resertado al co5iernc ausCriaco Ia
respuesta de Alenania q la nota de
paz cue envo Austria-Hlnerla q
todos los beligerantes Y R~eutrales.
La r4Spuesta de Aiemania, segIn
Ia communication de ~referencia, dice
u e. Imperlo teuton esta hsto pa,
"a tomar parte en- las conferencias de
paz propuestas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22
Relox de Caoba para Repisa.

Este hermoSS rco& de
caob2 para repisc- tiene
una maquinarin EaraEr-
za6a con currda para
.oshc dias. Is madeira de
caoba en- que esta con-
teniGa Gicha naquina m
.si6o arcSticanVnte "a
5-eds. aSi es CUE uene
preciGa ~apa-sncia. sir
viendo como IN adu.ro
De- rnenaje &c cSa- To-
"a faniiia cStara am
pliamente sStisiecha de
poeee- uro de estos relo-
Ss. So vsor Ell cuai-
uuirr osra parte &C cran-
DO neacs dc SIS. Nos
o.ros 70 ysnderemcs. por
IN eo-to c5paao De item
p.?. a. p-ecio de SS.25.
Tisnc una GAIA ardstica-
neats taIlada, Sisndo Su
peso rnuy -edocidO. pue-
de ser colocado en- cu2h-
Trie- pare. ~ sea en- IA
mesa del come6o-, en- Il
piano, escntoric, O IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22
lLASMUJERESQ QUE I'EE;NENLA
MATERNIDAD

\ Ia Na>ion Y 2 Ia Paula. tienen
N G. "Compuesto Mitchelia" 81
n,as poderoso auxiliar para tefen-
der su saiud Y corservarSe tuerteS.
CONSTANTEMENTE Sc ESTAN
recibienGo en- las oicinas del DR..
J. H. Dive medical Institute, de
Buffalo. \. Y. testimonies sinceros
Y vcciGicos de SsncraS que 10 han
usado en- todos sus alumbranneatoS
| para a,iviar los vomitos Y moleS-
| las del errbarazo Y reducir los do
| cres del parto, y los siutomas ner-
! iosoz ras soa tan generates d.
gante ia gestaciou.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-04
COURT PROCEEDINGS

PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS
Estates off,
Sarah A. James, decd. Hearing
on Claims adjourned.
Polly f.. Gates, decd. No claims
filed. Estate closed to creditors.
Daniel Webster Johnson, decd. No
claims filed. Estate closed to credit.
ors.
Lorenzo d. Story, decd. No claims
filed. Estate closed to creditors.
George w. Bush, decd. No claims
filed. Estate closed to creditors.
Ezra McAllister, decd. Order allow
ing claims and closing estate to cred
itors.
George w. Cookbook, decd. Viii
and petition to probate Will filed
Hearing October 2Sth.
Harriet f. Baird, decd. Final Ac-
count filed. Hearing October 2Sth.
George w. Matthews, decd. Peti-
tion for appointment of Administers
tor filed. Hearing October 2Sth.
John H. Felter, decd. Petition foi
appointment of Administrator filed
Hearing October 2Sth.
Lydia Hatfield, Incompetent. Pet
ton for appointment of Guardian
filed. Hearing October 21st.
Charity Herman, Incompetent. Pc
tition for appointment of Guardian
filed. Hearing October 18th.
John Dahms. Incompetent. Peti-
ton for appointment of Guardian
filed. Hearing October 18th.
Mary A. Flaharty, decd. Waiver
of Notice on hearing of Final Account
filed. Order allowing Final Account
and Assigning residue of estate to
heirs.
Ella L. LeSuer, decd. Bond filed
and letters of administration issued
to Frank j. Pugsley. Order appoint
ing Appraisers and hearing on claims
Claim day, February 3, 1919.
Ida F.. Mather, decd. Testimony
of Freeholders filed and license to sell
real estate issued.
Fernando C. Rhodes, decd. Final
Account and Waiver of Notice filed
Order allowing account and assign
ing residue of estate to legatees. Or
der discharging Executrix.
Polly Jane Ormsby, decd. Waiver
of Notice and Hearing, on final ac-
count filed. Order allowing Account
and Assigning residue.
Margaret Widner, Incompetent.
Petition for Removal of Guardian
filed. Hearing October 7th.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-04

Mitchell H. Hogmire & w. to Ger
trude +. Taylor, Pei. 80 acres, Sec.
IL Arlington Twp.-$1.00
? Charles Weider & w. to Elmer
Glenn, Pei. Sec. 5, Paw Paw-$1 90
Henry B. Losey & w. to John Nc
Lean ct al. Pei. Sec. 1, 2, Geneva, $3.50
f. w. Moore & w. to James F. Lee
e. w. Pei. Blk. A, Sister Lakes-$1. 90
Henry III. Leibundguth to Albert E.
Henwood & w. Pei. 40 acres, Sec. "a,
Antwerp-$1.00
Charles A. Warner & w. to Henry
Buis & w. Pei. 40 acres, Sec. 20, Wa
verly-$1300.00
Ora f. Clark to Charles G.. Mark
strom & w. Pei. Sec. 2, Covert
| William r. Fields w. to Edwin
]. Mortified ct al. Pei. Lot 8, Bloom
| ingdale-$1 90
Charles Spencer e. w. to Char
A. Warner a w. Pei. 40 acres, Sec.
10, Waverly-$2200.00
strom, 60 acres, Sec. IL, South Haven
$1.00
Murl Hunt & w. to Frank Z. Stone
Murl w. Hunt q w. to Frank f.
| 4.
Covert-$4000.0
Walter Amos Conklin & w. to Am
anda PETERSON Shaft, Pei. Sec. 20, Hart
Iford-$3400.00
Stephen A. Doyle & w. to Willard
Smith Sr. & w. Pei. Blk. 6, Hartford
$500
Bertha Woodman Webb ct al.
Frank Leighty e. w. Pei. Sec. 10
Paw Paw-$1600.00
Ida McCon to Township of Lawren-
ce, ct al. Pei. Blk. 2, Lawrence,-$350
Nathan M. Conway e. w. to Chas
-. Conoway, Pei. Sec. Is, Hartford
lS5OO.OO.
John H. King & w. to Hermann
Jacobus Schogt e. w. Pei. Sec. 33
Covert-$100
Hugh M. Walker & w. to j. p. Rod
gers, Lot GA, Bloomingdale-$1.00
j. C. Dubois e. w. to Alfred Nc,
lCowen, Pei. Blk. "Y" Decatur-$1. 0(
| Howard J. Lamphear & w. to Mel
B. Abrams, Pei. Sec. 26, Lawrence-$1
VIM. Broadwell e. w. to Mildred
Broadwell, Pei. Blk. 6, Monroe AID
Bangor-$1.00
| SHdTleS ". hOCkWell N w. W NeO
S. Durham & w. Pei. Sec. IA, Porte
$4,000
Mitchell H. Hogmire e. w. to Ros,
F: Huff, Pei. Sec. II, Arlington-$1
Byron F. Harris & w. to Arthu
B. Nicholson & w. Pei. Sec. l, Bango
l-$1.00
Robert Vickers e. w. to f. w. Gle
ment, Pei. Sec. 20, Pine Grove-S70C
Marion ID. Forbes to Paul M. Wabe
Pei. Sec. %, Pine Grove-$1.00
NJ. ID. Trim & w. to John Trim e
al. Pei. Secs. & 2, Bangor-S3000.G
Minnie r. Nicholas to Chauncey n
Williams, Pei. Blk. II, Lawrence-$l
Hugh M. Walker to j. p. Rodgers
Pei. Sec 10, Bloomingdale-$1.00
Leopold Steve & w. to Sam Tol
chin ct al. Pei. Sec. 25, South Havel
$1.00
Daniel Waite & w. to Levi o. Wat
Pei Sec. 81, Waverly Twp.-$1.00
CLYDE n. Diehl & w. TO job
Il by1ts G. w. Lot 8, Bloomingdaie,-
$1.0o
John Roberts & w. to Clyde \
Diehl, Pei. Lot 8, Rloomingdale-$1
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-04

lund, Pei. Sec. 10, Lawrence-$1500
Mayetta Chapman to Stephen j
Soule & w. Blk. z, South Haven
$4,000
Margaret Harrison to Philip Spo-
zios & w. Pei. Sec. "a, South Haven
$1.00
Clara NJ. Cummins & H. to Chas
S. Hill & w. Pei. Blk. 3, South Haver
$1.00
Carlton Vandeveer to r. A. Jensen
Pei. Lot 3, Lawrence-$75.O0
S. Page to Lindorf p. Walker, Pei
Sec. 26, Pine Grove-$1.00
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-04

Laura Branch ct al. to Alison r.
Baker, Pei. Sec. 10, South Haven
$4,000
Dennison E. Geer & w. to Alta
Elnora Howard, Secs. 81, 4, Is. Ham
ilton,-$1.00
Amos M. LeVall & w. to Frank Nc
Con & w. Pei. Blk. 81, Paw Paw
$2750.00
Pratt Bros. to Joseph Cehlhaffen &
w. Pei. Sec. 81, Keeler,-s407.31
Cornelia A. Slime to Carl A. Oster-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

H. A. Eldrigde, %, Kendall
Florence Sweet, 10, Kendall.
Harold G.. French, 33, South Haven
Anna Wilmot, Is, South Haven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

inc young men of the city. Dancing
wns from 0 to / o'clock. music being
chcStra. -
Pulaski Nest OF Owls dedicated n
service fng to those OF it's members
MO nave gone into military service
.nr exercises having been held on sat.
.r,E night In tho fraternity building.
ncIN WAS large attendance. Nd
u,eSSeS We're made by l.. w. Morton
i,owarh e. Gilmsr and John s. Dr:tper
~ ,nS Pulasii bar. and Rev. Thomas
=, 'pse and L. c. Taylor. FOLLOWING;
~" proEram social session was held
.nnurihS which Il collation. WAS served
.hsrc were about 80 Owls in attend
MISS Louise Williams. OF wytherille
Howard. -Ae"'9
MISS Margaret Jordan. a student a,
Wesleyan College. Macon. Ga. arrived
nome this week to remain until .fter
INC holidays. The school closed be-
e"uSe OF a return Of influenza.
:. Mn and Mrs. W. H. Troinscr lert
iuesuaE night for New York, whern
SncH VIII spend n month with their
"'uShter. Miss Charlotte. They viii
.ns,, go to Washington for Il months
Mrs. Howard c. Gilmcr has been Wis
ing ner parents. Mr.. and Mrs L. T.
@"ml ~. at Salem this week
hopcrt Il. Baker. OF Cleveland has
"cch IN tho city this week on busi-
H"sS With the Pulaski, Foundry and
"ahutacturinS Corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
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ONANCOCK

Especial - The Times Dispatch
oNANcocIi. VA. December Mrs
i"hn $ Wapics has returned from u
visit 10 relatives il Richmond and
Miss Grace Mcars, or WASHINGTON.
spent THANKSGIVING with her parents
Nix. and Mrs. Thomas Mcars. OF Pop
la.' Avenue. They also mac with them
ana her li,t!e son. Of GrccnbacAville.
Mrs. .'ohu w. Duncan entertained
th@ Afternoon Gard club Saturday.
Miss sabre NAPLES gave a linen
Margaret Chopper. OF Onlcy.
Miss Helen q. JayncS. after a visit
{" her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. O..
Jdyn"s left for baltimore Friday.
=. visit t" her daughter Mrs. Joseph l..
Lahau
MIR and Mrs. Eober, S. Hopkins and
William I. Hopkins. OF Norfolk. spent
ihr week end here with relatives.
Mrs John L. l.. Hopkins has as her
guest Mrs. Spencer II. Hopkins and her
little son. OF Cincinnati.
Mrs. Cpshur -. Sturgis is back from
Baltimore. where She was called 10y
the illness OF her brother. Andrew .luS-
It's. whose condition continues serious.
AR. and Mrs. Paul i'itts. Of Baltimore
We're recent guests al the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer 4. Rogers.
i, Mr. .,5,,.r .iohn 5: Tier is back from
there with her sister. Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. W. Z. West lcrt Tuesday 10
visit her daughter, Mrs. I. Ray Slicld.
al Washington.
Mrs. Samuel barnes. of Princess Ann
Rev. c c. Bell and William s. Mol
So;i arc attending ihs Southern Meth
"dlST e2omtereacs IL session at Char
Mir aud Mrs T. T. Waters sp.n, This
wees in Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
HOLliNS

SPECIAL - The Times Dispatch
tt3LL.lE|>. Va. December Miss
--oren,. Terry i teaching school ,hi.,
SESSION n Amherst County. ono OF
c&r brothers = ~ Camp Ice and the
oaler n our army in France The
:aEnar = Rev. . L. Terry. formerly OF
EicIiNer va.
w AMI Ms w /. Pastel have
n'0Isd - Roanoke city 10 live. lie
VIE ",9-E ~ the silk mills. Miss
Stc'!a EsrSr oaCSer spent the week
eng Win Mrs. raitscl. her sister.
Mrs l. n. THOMPSON has returned
from Hampton. where she has been
Tor two weeks visiting her sister. Mrs.
henry l.. Schrcl5. Miss Emily Thomp-
son attended the V NJ III. r.
same IN Roanoke on Thanksgivins;
Tho liolltns Masonic Hail. n land
mark IN tn" community for many
years, has been taken down. The build
ils was sold TO n. p. Human. who Will
US" hc ti'noerS for the erection of a
dwelling on his Twin Creek" farm. !,
Is understood that the price paid fo.
the old building was $3.50 The Turner
Lodge winch met in this hall. has been
uiSsoiN"d. the members joining The
l!ca$ani$ Lodge. in Roanoke
Miilard Williams. the son OF MIR and
MIS-. =. +. Williams, broke h,.;
arm last Saturday while crankinE an
automobile.
. Tho SOCIAL committee OF the IIorins
College Y. NJ. {. 4. began this after
noon at the Enon Baptist Church =
weekly play hour for the younger
children OF the community. The chair
man of this committee is Miss II:,,h
Teen Kelly, OF Bristol Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
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CULPEPER

cChrEPER. VA. December Miss
tlorencc Nass is visiting relatives in
Washington.
Miss Elise Macoy returned Monday
from Richmond, where she was the
guest for over Thanksgiving OF her
sister AIRS. w. s. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. VI. Valentine and
family LET, Thursday for their new
home in Fails Church. Va
Pinkncy Law is home from Il weeks
hunting in North Carolina. where he
found game very plentiful.
:. IL. Hooker joined Mrs, Booker nj
tnc home OF DR.. and Mrs. Clyde Lew Is
for several days this week, returning
to Charlotcsvillc on Wednesday.
Miss Virginia liill came from Wash
inEton. where she is attending school
and spent last week eng with her
parents. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hin
MIR. and Mrs John Cockrill of Wash
inGton. spent last week end with Dr
and Mrs. X. G. Lewis. At their home ON
Jameson Iill.
Mrs. l.. Halves i.ipscomb. OF Rich
Mrs Tom, Vowel: at Corner View"
mond are SPENDING the week with Mr..
and Mrs Clifford Miller. near Brandy.
Mrs. bowman Clarke is again ~ home
after several months spcn, in Strauss
burg. where she had a very serious
attack 81 influenza.
Mrs. John Newton is visiting her sis
IT,. Mrs Wise. in Frederic l<SburS. hav-
Ing gone there by motor OH sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
WINCHESTER

WlNcllESTER, VA. December -
III i:,S n"neri y Conrad has returned TO
, UNANIMOUS after visiting relatives ana
Mrs: Louis Mccoy Mutton. wife .,
1hpta:n Mutton. OF the battIeship Penn
- !vania; has been visiting friends in
:. Mr.. and Mrs. S Porter House o.
Washington, have been visiting reln .
ives here before going TO For; Luu-
Mrs, W. y. MarDurg. or Bal;imor.
VINO has been visiting her mo,hcr
Mrs. Robert Arbuckle, OF BartonviI.r'
mas returned TO her home
Miss Clara Wood is Visiting friends
i'll Washington.
Mrs. H. Il. L. Anderson. OF I:al,,-
m"re' ms been visiting relatives here
NJ. and Mrs. Henry NJ Balir- ana
rnildren have returned from H;cn-
Airs John Briphht and daughter orc
NiS;tnE relatives in Washington
MISS Emma Shuil has returned from,
!" visit to relatives IN Ialtimor. nnd
va, %Wa accompanied home by her cousin
Mrs Alma Erady end her daughter
Miss Annie Brady. have gone 10 En!
t!norc for The winter season
Nj and Mrs. Horace q; Shull am,
daughter. OF Washington have her
visiting relatives here
Lieutenant Commander Sahn. I,nitol
states Navy. has been visiting his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
A Splendid Hair Grower
and Wonderful Beautifier
Found at Last! Shows Results at Once, or
Nothing to Pay.

growing bald. and whose .scalps are
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
,No,,en visited a; nm Brooke"

tcltSn visited az hin brooke" re-
Gently,
toned 4, Camp Funston. kams., is
SrenninS y short turiouSh with his
Wsh"r. Beverly y. Tucker srcn, the
w"rk.cud ~ thr Suc$; Of MIR. and Mrs
- =, fantknss 1t tho Garland Hotel
IN" htsh"" has rrccn,ly moved the
ilisSo@l lcSsdcnrc troUi lynChburs To
Norfo,k.
q NJ \ NJ. Armon;rou,. o. tho
United states Army. haas lett for his
pos, after spending til. week with
friends il town.
vine, sp"n: !hr rhankssjvins holidays
with Ms, iNascN,S relatives here.
ARMY. ! visiting friends ~ town.
L l.. !rhN took a PARTY III friends 10
Camp lee thus week.-Mrs. iancct. Miss
ucr, Wallace Eallou and Mrs. j, Il.
owens, y! New orleans,
nr q. T., Faulkner. who has hccn
assistant surgeon III the navy the past
tirc years. rrstsmcd his commission IN
that branch II the service and received
a commissions IN The medical corps ot
toned ~ Camn ,;r"cnlcaf near For;
~. lci horne. ga.
Nh and Mrs ,:d !.orclarc visited pr.
AMI ~. Mr. -, w, i; Lacy , rSs"mtiy -.
tinted S;a'"s Navy dental corps. Is
>;s,iinE relatives here.
FL Ncnl ~ he United States Navy.
and hroth,'. William Neal. - Wax"
Forest. y. G. visited their parents here
last k-Cud,
Miss Elsie Davis who has been Wis
itins Mrs. J. w Ihromb. has returned
pns q the leading social events or
tue season tooii place Tuesday when
MiS. Mary S,,;% 9 ,Ss the brill" or
was per co. lIed in Trinity Epistopai
Church Ivy Rev. DAVIS II. Lewis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
|lqEsT POINT CLERGYMAN
QEFERED DURHAM CHURCH
OF Members Will Be
Held to Prevail Upon Him
ssess,ss to Remain.
WoNiAN's CLUB HOLDS MEETING
Medieval Ideas OF Democracy as
Represented i'll Imaginary Great
States Of Utopia Arc Discussed by
Membership.

.sstWEST POINT. NA, Dersn,ner -
Z reS; -. W Bii!ints' pastor oi ,he rirst
tering call to a church n Durham. y.
CtsHe preached ihote or last sunday.
but has come TO n" decision yet. TINS
= church is not willing for hun 10 20
safld he viii not decide until after sun
day, when mass meeting viii be held
at the church. Mr. B.l.nss viii hare
1913. five years. eom!n'. her. from Low
tngston. Nelson County.
The Womnn's club met on Monday
Ea sa ri rGcsrn,ea ia"a irow MiS in 10.
iiticai and Religious Freedom IN ,u.
Middle Ages" "Aicdicvia' IDEAS OF
a;.sinary Great states 81 topia. New
discussed by Mrs. IL Lam Cook. Mrs.
spcetiyely. Mrs. il. l.. Newman. OF I;n-
cid Heights. Will have rs her guests
inc members OF the ,tup Wednesday
"a afternoon. December Ii.
Dr. Laurence $. r'oiH.s has sold his
new home OF u Stree: and has al
ready opened his office for The prac-
expects to move his family 10 Tic!-
inond.
Mrs. Woodhead. ana children LEFT
Nonuay for their home in Montreal TO
join her husband, who MAS called for
serrice in Canad., several months age,
while here tie held an important poo
Sition With the Chesapeake Pulp ard
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Garvin. OF New
port News, were recent guests OF Nj.
and Mrs. W. :. Shacklcttc.
f-siiss Frances Hopkins spent tho hcl.
taa!s here with Miss Victoria LEWIS.
Who IS teaching again this session =:
Mrs. J. W. Marshall is visiting lie.
ans,ae- and sisters in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Granger. .:
SsnaoTi News, have moved to West
Rev H y. BalIcraon, OF the ioea,
Meshcdisi Church. lett Monday to at
Iead n. Virginia Conference in Char
ndo.ph COPELAND son of Mr. and
Mrs John l.. COPELAND of Norfolk.
, sAlsea u, y anannouneed Snnday in his
10 50 overseas and served for I'VE
moa.As II The aviation corps. After
l.aas ae was An electrical engineer.
1ac death g; George Kerr. Of King and
Guess County. Has niHCcs Mrs. j.. *
Smith ana Miss u. g.. r'tics, went ut
she family attended tho funeral ANA
5ar.&i a Wares Church. in King and
SIeeF. Wednesday
the remains OF their brother. Merle
Amos. WHO died in his HON. here sun
gay night. 10 Columbia, Va. on Tues
They returned "Wednesday evening
Bishop Rober; y. Gibson of Rich
1 1nh r Ge,zs, snndSy mermtng in ST
Ice he confirmed two.
Rev. Lloyd NJ. Courtney. OF the Pres
nyterian TheoioSicai SEMINARY. will I'll
sunday in the absence n Rev. II. l..
lialderson, who is attending confer
Miss Elizabeth chandler rceen,ly on.
scTiained :, seventeen "r her youna
friends The decorations ana refresh
1 T,,ss,, "erf appropriate 10 the season
lssiCnS tll.G ina