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Daisy e. Hartley, defendant.

Daisy z. Hartley, defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce for the plaintiff
from the defendant
And affidavit having been made that
the said defendant, Daisy Il. Hartley,
is nonresident of this state, the said
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IL 10 20 u 1874
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ENCOURAGES NOTICE.

Having qualified as executives of
the estate of George W. Buxton, de-
ceased, all persons knowing them
selves to be indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make prompt
settlement of the same; and all per
SONS having claims against said estate
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SUSIE B. FITZ,
MARIE B. MARTIN,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator OF
the estate of Lewis A. Tabler, de-
ceased, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to this estate are
hereby notified to +. come forward
promptly, an dmake settlement, and
all spsrsoAs having claims against said
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the same to me properly authenticate
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MRS. ELIZABETH J. TABLER,
Administrative of Lewis A. Tabler, DE
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Edmund p. Hunter, de-
ceased, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to this estate are
hereby notified. to come forward
promptly, and make settlement, and
all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same to me properly auuhenticat-
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w. C. MINER,
Administrator OF Edmund
p Hunter, deceased.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West. Virginia:
At rules held in the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court for the County of
Berkeley, on Monday, the 4th day OF
November. 1918.
Arthur T. Hartley, plaintiff.
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NORTHUMBERLAND

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HEATHSVILLE. VA. September q
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hazard, of Guinea.
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
I. Hazard. near Heathsville.
Mrs. II. s.. Brent and John Stith
for stay of few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Q. ]. Henderson and
SON. Cralia. were in Heathsville and
Kilmarnock last week. returning
through Heathsville in their car. en-
route for Richmond and Montgomery.
w. Va.
T. F. Dobyns, L. S y. r.. who has
Tough, has returned TO Mt Pleasant, 5.
c.. where he IS stationed.
Miss Leila Palmer Of Cowarts, is
visiting relatives in Spray. y. c.
Miss Lula Downing. who recently
visited her mother. Mrs. T. J. Downing.
near Heathsville. has returned to her
duties in Washington.
!atter's mother. all OF Philadelphia.
were recent guests OF T. c. Booth, near
Heathsville.
Miss Nina Harcum. who has been
spending some weeks al Ira nduility,
with her uncle, c. l.. Gaskins. has gone
TO resume her duties at Nassar Col
lege.
Lieutenant Sam Downing and wife
were recent visitors in he home OF
Colonel and Mrs T J. Downing.
Miss Lila Combs Of Lancaster. has
gone TO Richmond for stay OF some
length.
Kilmarnock. have returned from At
lantic City.
Wilmer Sebra. stationed at Fort
Myer, was recently home on short
visit to his wife and young son.
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ARVONIA

ARVoNIA. VA, September Mrs.
Robert Werner Bagwen OF Houston.
home OF Mrs. Robert Hudgens.
Miss Rosa Williams. Of Farmvilie. Is
spending some weeks at the home OF
Mir. and Mrs. Edward F.. Roberts.
Miss Ella Mayo. OF Richmond. is here
to spend a month or two with her
sister. Mrs. y. r. Richardson.
John Senger. who joined the United
states Navy several months ago. and
is stationed a, a prominent naval base,
spent the last week END at mis- old home
here.
Morgan Jones. soldier a, Camp
Lee spent Saturday and Sunday here
with his father. Morris r. Jones
Miss Corinna Sa,tcrtield and sister.
OF Washington, spent the week END
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Satterfield.
in New Canton.
Or. Lester Hudgens. OF Farmville,
spent several days 1T his old home near
New Canton last week, motoring over
III his car.
X. c. Chandler. of Richmond. visited
his family. who are spending the sum-
mcr in New Canton. on Saturday and
sunday.
George and Charlie Bagwell. Of
houston. Va. spent several days this
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. "
Terrell Fuqua, OF Ifopewell. spent the
week end at his old New Canton home:
Rev. William Nice. Miller visited
iiowardsville last sunday. preaching
there in the Presbyterian Church that
day.
Or. Glover vas a visitor in Rich
moHd last week.
Fork Union Military Academy will
shortly open. with prospect of a con-
siderable increase in the number Of
students, The barracks have been
placed in hrst-class condition, and
everything necessary for AN suspicious
opening has been done.
y considerable number OF men above
the military age are now working in
yards at very high wages. Most OF
these men wfe trained in the slate
quarries here. And are expert workmen.
As result OF the exodus OF young
the public works. this country is fairly
stripped OF its ablehodied men.
Heavy rains last SATURDAY.. aggre-
of all the roads. improved and unim-
proved. throughout this section. The
damage done on the steep grades near
Bremo was hardly less than disastrous
Preparations OF an elaborate nature
are now making for county fair. to
oe held In october at Dillwyn. 1nas-
much as crops are unusually fne and
the farmers unusually prosperous. an
important exhibit and great attend
ance are expected.
Although las, sunday was a rarely
beautiful day. with clear skies. fresh
fields and hrmly washed roads. joy
riders were exceedingly scarce upon the
highways. most OF them saving up for
inc SUNDAY joyride patriotically alb
cross-country motorist claiming to be
on urgent business passed New Can
ton necr nightfail, with Charlottesville
as his destination. He stated that he
required to give Information. He stated
the roads everywhere were empty.
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visiting her sisters, returned Sunday to
", masnington. where she has govern
mont position.
Il. L. Irvine returned home Saturday
York. ~ ->'"
MISS Edith Van Gorder returned home
IN ing week, after visiting her brother
III ShattanooSa for several weeks
Junior McCorkle. of Nora. spent the
Week-end In town visiting friends. en-
route to Emory and Henry College
Misses Adelaide and Kate Lewis
tettit returned TO their home Saturday
from visit to relatives in Palmyra
Mrs Charles Bum left Friday for
Scottsboro. Ala. where she will spend
some time visiting her father.
Mrs. II. Il. Fox and daughter spent
several days in Bristol recently.
Miss kachcl Craft OF Gate CITY Is
Bum. ''' ;
:. MISS Bruce Skccn spent the week end
oewell and Mrs. Moore.
Judge S. l.. Chestnut of Rovcrsville
spent several days in town the past
week visiting his son. Paul Chestnut
H. b. Carter received a message on
saturday announcing the death or his
brother, Doyle Carter. who was killed
In action I'm France on August IA.
MISS Nellie Horslcy left Saturday
morning for Washington. where she
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GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO. September Mrs
L. III. Williamson was the hostess al
party at her home on Park Avenue
Friday afternoon. in honor of her sir.
ter. Mrs; S b. Denny. of Hartsville, S.
c.. who IL a visitor to the city.
Mrs. L. NJ. James entertained Wed
ncsday afternoon at her home, Sol
Magnolia Street. in honor Of her house
guest. Mrs. G. p. Williams, Jr.. of All
lanta.
Miss Lillian McAdoo Hedgepeth wa,
married Wednesday evening al $50
O'Clock to Loren Leonidas Parker Of
Petersburg, Va. The marriage TOOL
place at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
OF which the bride was a member. ana
the rector. Rev. X. Il. Roe, was tba
officiating minister >"e
John Murray Thornton. OF the Naval
Academy. IT Annapolis. was the honor
guest at party given Tuesday evening
home on Ashcboro Street.
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on visit to her sister. Mrs. Lewis
Booton, has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Fannie French has purchased
w. w. Wares dwelling near the Orange
High School, and Will make 1t her
home.
Misses Blanche and Margie Flaherty.
Of Natural bridge. are visiting the
Misses Gilluhn.
Mrs. W. l.. Kelly and children. of
Hopewcll. are guests OF Mrs. Eugene
Hatcher, near town.
DR.. T.. b. Perry and family and p. NJ
Watts and family have returned from
/ visit to Stanardsvillc. Greene County.
George lIandon Browning has been on
recent visit to Warrenton.
Rev. w. II. Flanagan. OF Washing
ton. former pastor at tho Orange
Baptist Church. preached here on
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Illch. of New York. spent
several days with Miss Fay Levy this
Mrs. II. L. Bond and daughter. Miss
Hcttic. have been visit to rcla-
tives. Mt Motley. Va
William Harlow has returned from
the University Hospital. where he has
been fol treatment.
Miss Elizabeth Ransom left on Satur-
day for Richmond. whore snc will be
one of the workers at the munition
plant at Seven Pines.
One Of Mrs. T.. II. Frys cottages on
Main Street caught nre last Saturday.
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ASHLAND

Especial to The Times Dispateh.l
ashland. VA. September THE
marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Forbes, of
slkSSton: Mo-. was quietly celebrated
on tuesday evening in the home of the
9 af.ns ting minister. Rev. c. b; Richards.
Aitcr the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Barry
Iett Tor a motor trip. and upon their
return will make their home at the
henry Clay Inn: MIR. Barry Is attached
to the United States signal corps sta
toned here
Mrs. l., l.. c. Scott. Of Washington.
spent several days here this week with
;, Mrs Kate Vandiver and Miss Caro-
line q. Vandiver have returned to
Richmond. after visit to relatives
Miss Mildred Hart. of the University
Hospital. Charlottesville, Va. is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r, : MIS-. Fisher Ragland and Miss Mary
Visit M;si Or Ma and Mrs Mrs., T. " Jones
is the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. Floyd
Clifton E; woodhn. Of the United
for Boston. after spending a month
With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. T..
DIR. and Mrs. A c. Hatcher and the
Misses Hatcher have returned from
Phoenix, there they spent the sum-
mer at their country home.
toipoIdl " lltiatn Bailey. JnitCQ
States marine corps. and Mrs. Bailey. or
Yorktown, were guests this week or
Mrs. Frances Marsh
Mrs. James II. Chenery. Mrs. Chris
tophcr 7. Chenery and Hollis Chencry
have returned from visit to MIR. and
Mrs. William Chencry in Washington.
Misses Virginia and Nancy Howison
are guests OF their aunt. Mrs. NJ. M
Baldwin. and Miss Baldwin.
DR.. and Mrs. FRANK Day have re-
turned from an automobile trip to
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howison and
Miss Margaret Howison have returned
from a visit to Atlantic City.
Rev. and Mrs. @. {. Kelly left Tues
day for Virginia Beach 10 spend some
time.
Gus Scott OF Lynchhurg. and Will
liam Thompson. of Richmond. were In
town on "Wednesday visiting friends.
Mrs. j. r. Riddick and Mrs. Mcdowell
are guests OF Mrs. w. a. Hammond.
Miss Lucy Peacock. Of Lexington.
=. c.. arrived Friday 10 visit Mrs. Ash
ton Elicit
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.


Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and
their children have returned TO Rich
mond after spending the summer in
New England.
Mr.. and At's. David Dunlop have re-
turned from their wedding trim. and
are now at "Ellerslie." near Peters
burg.
Mrs. d. II. Wilder has returned to
her home. after spending some time in
the mountains.
Miss Martha Spencer. Of Richmond. is
in Hampton Place, Portsmouth.
Mrs. Floyd Tyler and her daughter.
William Byrd Park. have returned to
the city. after spending some time In
New York City and on Long Island.
Mrs. Atwill Temple has returned to
her home. after months stay in the
mountains OF Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Temple will leave shortly for FORK
Union.
Miss Ruth Budd Smthson. OF Grove.
is visiting friends in Cha rIottesvillc and
Culpcpcr
Miss julia Katherine Horne, who has
been spending several weeks at Haddon
Hail Atlantic City. with her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Gordon Wallace. OF
Fredericksburg. is now with her sister
Mrs. Edward T. Faulkner. in Barton
Heights.
Mrs. w. c. Cooke. OF cco4 Stuart
Avenue. has recently moved to the
Wesimorelhnd Apartments.
Andrew !. Danron. Jr.. left Tuesday
for PlattsburE Training Camp.
Miss Patricia Anne Newton. OF 1925
West Franklin Street. viii enter Mont
Maria convent this session.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Lancaster and
children. of 7l2 North Avenue Barton
Heights. are visiting in Washington
and later Mrs. Lancaster will go to
Charleston. W. Va. to spend the late
summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
d. y. Phillips.
Mrs. T. O. Critz. son and daughter.
Mary. Barbra and Anthony j. Critz. of
Highland Park. are visiting MIR and
Mrs r. l.. Wittkamp in Grecnville s.
L. and later will visit friends in Spen-
Ger, y. c.
Miss Gay Barksdale is visiting her
sister, Miss Alice $. Barksdaic, in
WASHINGTON.
Miss Bessie Herring has returned to
Natural Bridge from winston salem,
where she has been visiting at the
nome OF DR.. Carney Mknms
Howard G. Ycamans and his moth
or, OF c?o+ Grove Avenue. left Monday
for Philadelphia, New York. Niagara
Falls and Toronto. Canada. returning
10 Richmond by way Of Old Point.
Miss Frances I. Goldman is return
:rE 70 Richmond shortly. after hav-
inE spent the summer in New York
and Long Island Miss Goldman at
tended Columbia University for The
summer session.
MISS Elizabeth Pcttus. of Richmond
IS visiting Mrs Milo Dodd a, her annrt.
'"cnt IN me She ldon, Portsmouth
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WEST POINT
S2eGial 10 The Times-Dispatch :,

wA i2sf'ai r % J4s Tyi9aes-D,isRatchl
dinner ' ., yv. iumphIey entertained at
VConnor several OF his friends Anon
lhem were Misses Adelaide Leirh ~
ford K zion; MISS Mary Burke. OF Kun
-, NeSI Hoint. and J. G. Kline. Of
nt'eh,nohG' who was a schoo!mate ~
me Medical College in Richmond LAST
Si1b NJ "hhn IS SPENDING a few days
: me nigh school here opened on Mon
. uaS, SeplImher .. with faculty Of
Mrs r. ]. Palmer has had as ber
visitor Tor ten days her daughtcr Miss
me- a ner; who is employed in WASH
r inf;ron IN me War department. Mrs
Ludwell Blake, Of Middiesexa H T9on Ms
T ns,o men M }2n f hsr ds"gh;er in was
heFed for her fine WORK as chairma,
OF the Nationa! League for Woman.s
'e T.S, IN r'ci k!nE William COUNT.
W " l.; Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Denmead, Sr.. OF Wes, Point. will ioin
r naiii'moFs' Nj and Mrs. Frank Du.
MISS Austina l-ipscomh, OF Washinrrnn
~ mouse party AT Colonial Beach in
ne nome OF Mr. anu Mrs Williams,
hrs, Williams is the daughter OF Mr.
koberi Cabe expects to attend the
!ohns Hopkins University, Baltimore,
this session. -
:, Sam Fuller mas left for the Virginia
Military Institute
~ wednesday, evening. a, the mid :
S wT"h meeting, a, tho First BAPTIST
years pastor At Warrenton, Va now.
camp pastor at the naval base. Nor.
OK SPOKE on the subject OF his work
n,"one NC boys TT the naval base He
ma
Eaptists.
her husband. Captain O. J.. Cole, Who
IS stationed at Camp Lee, is visitins
her father. Hanstord Anderson. al his
home here. 40
:, letter.. letters from Lieutenant Richard
HSroaddus, who went in service with
ne Richmond Blues from West Point.
tt.! nat ne is taking training in radio
on the other side"
orion Chiffon left TODAY for
lee faul Truitt has joined the navy.
H"hert Lee savage. Of Portsmouth,
Fan = iy,i,s . III; his srandmothsr. Mrs
81 richmond. visited her aunt, Mrs
Carlton. last week
AIr. and Mrs c. T. Mahon and chill
dren OF Rowling Green. we're guests
recently Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
H. l. Lewis. Commemorative at.
iorney returned last Saturday, after a
,atns of Virginia Mrs. Lewis 'o and
daughter, Miss Jessie. are still at
Greenwood. Va
Miss Ola wanhall. OF Richmond. is
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Taylor and son,
John Taylor. OF Chase city. motored
TO West Point on Wednesday TO apena
, week or ten days with Mrs. John
sydney Morris, who before her mar
rage was Miss Alice Taylor. OF Chase
10y Mrs. Morris's sister. Mrs. j. G.
Thomson. OF Fayetteville, y. C.. is also
..lsiiing Mrs. Morris, az is also Miss
Margaret Thompson.
Mrs Howell Williams. OF Richmond.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. w hudson
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Veascy and Miss
heSs," Nunn offended the marriage or
J Harvey Richards to Miss Edith
Love'ene Neale Thursday at LanesvtiIe.
Inc marriage was very quiet, only
thosc nearby relatives TO the Young
couple being present Mr.. Richards r.
the son OF Mr. and Mrs. kenna Rich
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ORANGE

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
ORANGE. VA, September 7-I.icu-
tenant Colonel Roy Jones. OF the signal
corps. Washington. and Mrs. Jones
spent the weekend with Mrs. Hubert
Rouse on Marshall Heights
George V. Pcyton. n native OF Orange
has been appointed superintendent OF
the Seaboard Air Line. with hcadquar-
tcrs at Jack sonvillc, Fla
AR. and Mrs. Paul Scott are on n
visit 10 relatives at Harrod's Creek, Ky.
Miss Maria Marshall has returned
from a visit to Culpeper.
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson. Jr.. Is visit
ing relatives in Reading. Pa
Miss Florence Garrett, who has been
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will enter the Providence Hospital for
training.
Miss Ruth Robinson spent the week.
end In town. the guest OF Mrs. w. y.
Goodloe.
Miss Emma Duncan. who has been
teaching at the Radford Normal. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. a. Baker,
this week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hcnkle and daughters,
who have been visiting in LynchburS
for some time, returned home this week.
Miss Bertha Mahaney left Monday
morning Tor Gradin. where she Will
teach school this session.
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial to The Times DlspatchJ
BIG STONE GAP. VA. September Z.
Misses Luly and Margaret Noting,
who have been visiting their sister
Mrs. u. T. Irvine, returned to their
home in Richmond Tuesday
Mrs. Harvey y. Brown. OF Knoxville
arrived Sunday. She will visit her
parents Judge and Mrs, II. A. w.
Skeen. before Joining her husband. who
is In training at the naval air station
In San Diego, Cal
Mrs. Willis Slaughter, who has been
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and but for the Immediate assistance
OF tho fire brigade. the house would
nave been u total loss. IT was occu-
pied by Mrs. Lonergan. Her furnitur,
was damaged by smoke and water
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rudasill have
returned from trip to Washington
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1918

ARDS. at King William Courthouse. and /
In. army training in Charlottesville. |
Mr.. and Mrs. richards Will go there to
live for the present
Mrs. w. w. Smoot. OF Baltimore. Is |
the guest OF Mrs. b. L. owens for II
few days