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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-28
"h calico gown
and my nes0-
tangled hat last
Monday / fripped
to the Fair"

There has bern a glamour
ard charm about printed cali
ca.
One rs fascinated and anigs-
81 b. TIE traditions that have
always beer a@soc iAted ~ifh
this quaint fabv3
Traditions handed down
from fne geyolufion and eixsi
war ahen the women wore
calico fruNks r0F al festive
OCCASIONS
Oar dress buyer had ~
these things in mind when
she obtained q choice sei~c-
iton az these calico aD~ns--
irresistible mosiifss ations 81
ire gowns w1ru ~ our own
women Ia civli War times
To o. worn with these
fr~ks s0me little hats have
been designed hy orr ~ car
iocal niillners made ~ esliea
"a ratsh the frock. orr can
imagine unfhing daintier
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-28
4 TONIC FOR EFFICIENCY

Iax1slfF = not oulf a.sfreseinK - -
indfeieal t-.t q - 80 ees.ntas.r tess.
fypur tiosAl - thin azt feaf hesi
kctes. N fear diFF~tian - efaa aai
youf nfrsse apstrsiIy. Sea rannet 80.
Your wofk weN fHae en,flrers rsn
sksis IL ha.iiinN - year FFfersi hea'fa
- RAT yoa $50 enl ristsafe .a esrt.
~amuianit te ~ EiFH rtat heins
They eaaI4n Ynt g. dFsN eu foaf -
serve xfrrnTfh tnf fhis fa tara tfa1
JOS geat - ftsE fxftre
iAefaI1fy - 80 a disease ~ suv one
orsaa. Il "a rrrer1i esr.iIE.gn ~
anAisexs- II snsss - nj - = Frpl.
ssfg Nlssaee gsst feealis 81 ~ easraiv
senefai8 ss.f thrru9lsee gts 81 r. sts.
tnin. IN fari. u snast ~ eorreriei ~
haatnx 80 ~ bksei vhsch hmnr
flFh sd ~ 0arrtm rraT~ei he4ifa
ass ssfrngth o. every faft - IT, fssi
~. n llsams' f.ak lilis ar i.sei-.
not ssiaua,ant They hsiid pp tae
itluei ansi larr frnnsf arals.l tsitssaaasis
of siea. areachf. lrrffahle. tirFi 4at
nrrtoas ps.sfie ma 4risss. enersessc.
ssgai&r. r8eseat men aat pos1fn.
Iffs so hrip sea issa.
fouf oua dFaxrtst ssfis -. VI
hssas' Ftnk Iilla. rrirr 90 efnts,
n rie - the ~ " ans Hft -
Co >ri.enevia.l1s y. 4 Il. ~ fee tssss
81 tAe eioeL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-28
Summer
time


Ia ufgermost completeness awaits soa Ia our e.
aceut Shoe seclicn
WHITE OXFORD~-PUMt'S AND boots
BROWN HIkINc BOoTS OK sMART on
FORnS-DRESsY PATENT LEATHER cox AID
skIN-PINI OxE0RD~ AND TENNIS SHOE
FOR THE YOJNCSTFR-oI-DE TYNE COW
FORT SHOES FOR TENDER FEET-SIIPPEit-
F0R IaE HOME OK DANCE FIO0RS-RKii-
An.E DRESSINGS FOR SHOES CO AL
COIORS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-28

During July and Aug
ust this store wiii close
a. noon givinR eur stere
folks an opportunity -
engage in garden or 9th
~ home Work
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-28

sgaensiasf aaarfes iar fhe happy san-shry days ~
haHarets aal huudses of them and every
wid oeeAsion Explanations 81 delight from someons
ORsANDlES-6R a. Pt.S--~iik~- NOILES 49, Gf>c-
HAN>-FO>6EES & titl,>-II>E>~ and other
fsraiA
AT white aanfF pastel ra.org strkings handsome
sports eoiorinE ga a ARes conditions Misses
and iunlars if Women - to a. Prices range
$3.50 81 So - so - ~sb-<t 90 100 ap
"a $83O0
~lrerussey ffueks" anil "revry Paige Gowns
features sf fhe disllaf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mozart
mcy. Hagcrstown. Md
Mrs Georg. Il. Chapman has been
visiting friends at Rocky Mount. y. G.
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank a Eoight Pitts
ourGh. Pa. are visiting the lattcr's
sisters. the Misses Burke.
Mrs. George H. kiazcl is with friends
at Atlantic City for two weeks.
Mrs. John H. Hoffman has returned
TO Wilmington. Del. after visiting her
mother Mrs. Virginia Mutton.
Miss Virginia Steele. Washington. is
visiting her aunt Mrs w. T.. McCauley
Mrs. l.. II. Swimlcy and children.
stanton. Va. have been visiting rel
ativeS here.
Mrs 81 l.. Larrivk has returned from
vi.i, 10 friends Ia Baltimore
Miss Emma Howard Wight left yes
i"iIay for Richmond.
Representative ana Mrs. T. w. Har-
rispn are spending several weeks in
town
Miss June FishpIw has returned
from :. visit to friends IN Mar;insburs.
W. Va.
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GREENSBORO

tSrcciul to The Times .piSp.tchl
kEtNSi'ol;c. y e.. July 21.-Mi.s
'eSSle Vac Wicker. 81 Atlanta. Gu. wus
married t" iu!!y =. FLAIR of Thu; .,y
"c:ncHdny af'erroon ~ . O'Clock ir,
the Presbyterian Churyh 'of Mon,rc,,
Rev. NJ. Mct; Shields. an uncle n m
bride oh'ci"ting. Mis- l:lair tau-,,
school IN Greensboro for several y..,,.
and HISS many friends here.
Nv and Mrs y. NJ. Sca'cy and ,...t
Ircn arc motoring through tn ~,
England States
day nigh, COR Nv York. vh.!. he
"il s"enc i month taking advance
studies in music. Miss Luis tcrr :.
member Of the Cacuity sc tn. Siai.,
Normal aud Industrial College.
NJ and Mrs James +. Jo,,l.n .,i.,
GU have returned from Dvcya,i!s.
where Mr.. and MIS- Jordan have. bee,
giving hous" party for the pas; yvei.
Those enjoying tao nogDi,aii.y y MI
ana Mrs. Jordan were Mis- Ma; To-.
dan. Miss Lucy Myers. Miss .:ni:nn
blake. Miss i.Icy Blake NESS Irene
iri.nsloy. sidney rrud,r. Bernard
Wrish; %sal va,s,o.!. Nilsson r-u.
and Nelson Niger.
Miss Martha D"zi.r. Ms. Lucr l..
itoter.>on. .irs. :. ~ Crawford an9
Miss i'narl ";che are attending the
training, school OF the Me-nojiSi r.ui.-
Sopal Church south at !al,c J':n,lust;.
Announcements OF tho marriage Of
Miss t;rsce Evelyn Sctacfer {" chr
tnin Clarence w. Meyer. Of tho 81.
SinHcte, reserve corps. United States
Army. or Friday, Jun" -. IN Wash
instcr. have been rcc-i"cd IN II" city
The bride was county d"r....IS r,;inu
agent in re-uSt"rC FOR some l. irc.
md has hosts If :riendS in and around
';r, cusbo"o. wnn vii! b" !rtereS." r' TO
learn Of heI marriage.
Miss My Gordon Latham * spend
ing some tim. IL The city VIII 10:
,a"cri: heforc Goins 10 N-w Nu'k.
where sh" las enlisted for Y. v. q y
war work
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

tSToslil TO The Times Dispatch
,EHthEfT SPRINGS. W.. July -
moro WAS q heart" response To m,
invitations issued by Misa Mimi. Mu-
ray, ~ Louisville. for :. i've hund,
't''N Ihursday Her guests spent
most enjoyable forenoon
"rIday incoming pr shank cnt-
aimed AT "a card rart,. con,jlirnen;.,r.
!" MISS Williams. of Roanoke
Miss Margaret Mood ~. ;,icbmo,
u the guest ~ Miss Ethcl Thong.
oihc' iIchmonirrs VINO h.v.,r,.-i.
.cIel hero this wecH Arc Mrs J.mcs
u Marshall aud her Sr.n,ld,,,-hi.r
Mss Mamie Marshall Mr.. MarshalY,
daughter. Miss Sarah H. Ma.shall 81
Nv York. joined her mother Sa,u,.
day.
The ccloreh band. wni,h * An mr..
usual! good pnc has attracted yi.i.
tors from Shaw.vi:l. ana AIic-han.,
~ lnsS. VII" have been over. tw, =.
within 1" weeks time to ,njoy q 200,
dance.
Mr. and Mrs cadwal!aeer Jones and
i"miiy. OF -. raul. VA. arrived Friday
'"r pFotracted stay ~ the springs
norfolk has again added TO III.
,o'onS. Sh" has sent this week Mr.
hinnh Williams md children. Mrs
- e Myrnick. Mrs George J. Twohay
ANA her children. sir ana Mrs. " 4
Jarrett and little daughter Miss Al
Jarrett ". Z. BryerSon Walter =
Tan'"rs. Miss iIalen HALL Mrs. LIVER,
iiudSihs Mn ana Mrs. II. l. Vca.ey
ana their two children.
MI and Mrs. Thomas W Blackstone.
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TUNSTAlL


tS0ccial TO The Times Dispatch
TCNaT.NI.i.. VA, July 27.-The home
OF Mr. and Mrs. ". Is. liDsromb was
the SC"nc OF AZ attractive porch dance
given Wednesday evening. july -. in
honor % Their guest. Miss Dn.ita
adams. Il Chncotea sue. Va. Ferns
AMI Japanese lanterns added to the
attractivcncSs. y buffet iunchc on wa
served At ii oc.oc,l. the ioliowin.
couples being determined 10y the .nnt"r-
ing of tn" names Of the latest Songs
Miss oneita Adams with Edward i.r-
riS"n. Mss Nircinil !iatk". with 90
seph Richards: Miss Lula Tunstall. with
oscar l.uilow: MISS Eleanor billiard.
with liatton .AlcNardcri Miss Clara
Richards. with Stanley Gardener: Miss
Barton Faunt lie Hov. win Lewis f:d.
wards Miss 'harlcttc tn:,ltor wit"
James Tuustail Miss Lillian Warln-.
With llcrndon LirScomb. Mrs. H. T
tipEcomh with Julian I:u!hn. Miss
Kendall l.ip&comh. with torhin .Ni"X
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Il guest several da:s this week OF her
parents. Mr.. and AIRS. y. +. Martin.
Miss Claire Nc. nj and L.inwood
freddy arc visiting relatives in Rich
'nond this week
Kew Frank HIrr, IS AMI family have
returned from a visit 70 friends In
Madison County.
Mrs. W. NJ Downcr. .:tcr 4 pleasant
stay OF several .,eeks. tn, guest of her
daughter, Mrs. sam, .IaLts, ~ ST Paul.
mas returned h.me.
AIRS. j. III. Hume has been recent
guest OF her So. James HollaIay. in
Richmond.
Mrs. Jack sc,u and childrc.; have
'c'arhSd TO thci nom ,-at basic. after
a Pheasant stay OF sevtr@l weeks al
tne nome OF Il. IN! Mrs. john .W.
Or and Mrs. r. IL. Banks and ~chn-
dren nave retmrGcd u their home At
S!ah Fork. W. Va. after a pleasant
VISIT TO rela,irr- ana friends III Mad~
son County.
Mrs J. j. Hlr,sook has .cturncd
from visit IL her daughter Mrs
reward West. in richmond
Mrs Dixie WelAcy and children have
returned to ,hcir home in BROOKLYN.
y, !. alter p.tdsan, visit to Mrs
Blanche Wc!N- v
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HOT SPRINGS

Especial 20 Tho Times niep,t,nl
HOT SPRINGS. JUS .; II I..a--
fellow we're OF this generate 70. N1N'f
h1ye no better place 80 Yies n n-
sp,raiions for hi chiidroN- p"en- mat
a. the Virginia 10; Spring TOR uevn~
has 4 summer season here seen 80
many brieb, active ara 1ra'rhy
youngsters before. aui ~ their src.,'
lic. such as sports, ptr;ics ana Gn-
nor, they are giving their e.ho:s =.
marry Chas" Notabl" among 'ha
children here are Audrey rtan,ii'-.
and ANTHONY Ulman. children of Mr
aud Mrs i, stevens U!mu billie aaI
FritZ!e Waitress. childrcn OF Mr.. and
Ms {. H. Wctmor", Of Ncw York Cty.
Eruce and Caldoron Hove" children Of
captain and Mrs Walter Howe. ana
rIoise and Billie Mciauchiau yhildr,u
Washington: Master Freddie Iiryan.
son OF Mrs y Z. Bryan Of rhiladci-
ph.a and the children OF MI. and Mrs.
r. W. Carpcnteg and Mr. aud Mr.
W.i!!arl w. Laird. of Wilmington
q; w koincr. OF Richmond, COM
missioner OF agriculture, Is here at
Vine Cottage for golfins and . mulch
Crea and Mrs. McCrca's daughters tin.
Misses Ssll!e. Mercer, ana LcMoyuc
Dunlop. OF New York. Mil arrive the
early part Of August for their usual
summer stay.
Ex-senator and Mrs Chauuccy Il.
pepcw wi!i leave soon for New York
where they viii go 10 Lenox. Mass. fo-
an extended soJourn. Former sccrc-
,ary OF war ana Mrs, Lind.ey " oar.
rison will PASS August at me Home
stead.
Eotab!es At The Homestead 10: the
summer season include former Gnv-
crnor David Walsh. OF Massarh,I-r,is:
senator and Mrs. William q; Sprou!
of Pennsylvania, MAJOR Henry G.
Meyer. Of Mon,ciair. who is known for
his authoritative writings on the War
Between the States. ana senator ana
Mrs koberc Nj. La Toilette have
brought their son Robert NJ La
Fol!st;e, Jr, here TO recupcrate IN the
bracinS mountain air from serious
attack Of pneumonia. Their daughter,
MISS Fola La Toilette is also Win inc
family.
N!rSin!ans who are arrivals a, The.
Homestead include Mrs. G.. D. Teunille
Of l.ynchburS; Nils" ldaliA retty. Of
l:ustburg, ANA :. l.. Love. ut Rich
:rOnd.
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WINCHESTER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
WINCHESTER July 27.--Mrs. George
y Kerr and children. Lynchburg, Va.
are visiting the formers brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs T.. Fred
Barr
Mrs. Joseph f. Massey. Newport
News Va. is here for the remainder
Of the summer.
Mrs. Lloyd Acnew. Charleston. S. C..
IS visiting relatives in town
Mrs. H. X. Jones and her daughter.
Miss Ethel Jones. Luray. Va. are Wis.,
ting Mr. and Mrs. T. $. Jolliffe.
Mrs. y. T. Wayne. Savannah. Ga. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Holmes Con-
rad
Miss Hilda Miller. Baltimore. is Wis
itinG her brother-in-l law and sister Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. HansbrouSh.
Mrs. Clark Purcell has returned from
Baltimore.
Miss Katharine Brvarly. Washington.
is with Mrs. Lucy r. Faulkner
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel. coo Brod;e,
have returned to Pittsburgh. after vas
tinG the formers brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Feinberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson have
been visiting relatives In Harrisburg,
Pa.
Mrs II. w Glove and her daughter.
Mrs. D. +. Davis, and SON have been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
OCEAN VIEW

Especial to The Times pispat,h.l
OCEAN VIEW. VA. July .1.-Ar-
rivals at tn, Digs Hotel. bccIn View.
during thu past week were: Mrs : r.
HaSsell Farmvlllc. y g.: Miss Marie
Hurst. Norfolk: Mrs. :. j Noble. Misses
Lillian. susie and Elizabeth Noble,
Richmond: Miss Florence carter.
Stauuiou. Mr.. and Mrs J WeinberE.
Washington. Mrs " r. I.inCrIll and
SON. Baltimore: Mis-. T. J. RYAN and
son. Norfolk. Mrs. l.. ! Money Chess
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. J W Bound. NJ.
and HrS. T. Kitchen. Norfolk: Mrs. J.
i;oir,ds philad, irl1ia Mrs. g. ~ len.
Brook willie. Eta: Mr.: e. w. rriddey,
Norf,ik. Mr. AND Mrs walter Young
L. : y: G. l.. lodges. Ior;.im outh. -.
/. White, Ronnone Miss Lem Epp,rly,
H. w. Harmon. Mrs. y L. jones.
Howard J1Lcs. WaShinston: ~. G.
Morris. Richmond; Mrs W. w.
Thompson. Russell Thompson. Wilson.
y e: pr. William Null. Norfolk rc.
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ONANCOCK

I Special 20 Tire Times Dispatch
OH;A%CDCN, IA, July -. Mrs g.
Fred Kelley is entertaining Mss
~ ::
Misses l. Virginia ana Dorothy y
Hopkins are visiting friends III Mar
tinHvi!lc. Va.
Miss BESSIE 4. Taylor attended the
meeting OF the school invest CATION
commission held III Richmond. Thurs
CAY.
Mrs. Bette NJ CARTS returned from
Norfolk. Saturday. she MAS accom-
panied by her cousin. Mrs. Anna Wise
Craft. and will spend some time here.
Mrs. Il. l. Shield is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Charles w. cullen. OF
Georgetown. Del.
Waite: i'itchett. of ta.tvillc. was the
Weekend guest OF his sister. Mrs
Robcr; l.. Hopkins
Mrs il. I. fitchet;. OF Cape Charles.
George Ice LpSquc
Robert y. Powell has returned from
the jefferson Hospital.
H. :. Aye, Of omaha. Neb.. spent
sunday he"c with his wife a. the home
Of hsr parents. Nh and Mrs. w. Il.
Enr>er.
Mrs. Walton ElIingswor,h is Win
relatives IN Norfolk
Miss Bette raulscn ven, TO Cape
Charles ThurshAy 20 visit her niece.
Mrs. Edward tioiiigan.
Miss sarah Paulson and Mrs NJ VI
White are spending month At Wythe-
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ENTERTAIN NAVAL CADETS
At GLOUCESTER HOME
hiStoric White Marsh" Scene of
Display of Old Virginia
hospitality,
MiDDIEs GIVEN GOOD TIME
Naval Band Furnishes Music. While
"hitc-Coatcu Future Naval O:i"cr,
Enjoy the Dances = Local AMI
Visiting Society Well Represented.
| Special to The r!mcs-Dis?a,ch.l

Special to The Times Discatchl
GLOUCESTER. VA. July 2s-lf thc
shade of Philip rabb. the genial dis
P'hScr Of hospitality at While Marsh"
II Gays ri long ago had returned to It's
former abode last Saturday afternoon
MS heart would have bcca 2lpGGcucd
10y the scene around ana within the
"."tcly Old mansion.
Automobiles filled with wniie-coatcd
laval cadets from Annapolis were
rushing up the broad avenues pcneith
aching old oaks, Gins anal magnolia
iFcts. y. disc:Iarg.uS their precious
4!e!-h; III the grove. m" grand old
nort!cv steps we're crowded WIN those
future captains ana thm!rais 81 oar
navy. These. together WIN lovely
virginia girls ana their chaperoms. y no
hiclos. made = scene OF loneliness not
Witnessed here within the memory ot
the oldest inhabitant
The !dea originated wi;n pr. simon
haruch. who is visiting his spn. iI,ri-
zig at White Marsh. Iue doctor par
tc!pated IN the affair w.th y"ntHiul
enthusiasm The guests were .cy-lved
by Mrs william l.cnnox. mother OF,
Nrs Baruch. Tho SLY" OF tho owner OF
White MARSH
The ladies' had decorated the nails
Of the OLD mansion wlih flowers ana
eNerSreen2 and provided refreshments
and cigarettes in order 80 3iyc III.
boys good time ana relieve N. mo-
notony Of their intensive training.
AZ o'clock tho Naval Band. pro-
Y!dcd through the Kindness of Mss
"iarGte Clemens, struck uu the Paul
Jones. and there was soon grace
iul line moving vigo-puA!y through
The spacious halls. All faces werc
smiling and happy especially 'hos" Of
the !niIIics. who w"r. enjoying ;ic
INST recreation Of the season
\ pho,ograpn WAS taken Ut 'ae en-
t;re party grouped UPON the pcrtico
and front steps a scene o: lJyel.i...
ard inspiration.
Tn, middics w.m Sustained the 4r-
clal traditions II tn, service and tn"
reputation FOR gallantry earned o.
;Ar!. elders ON dcTartlng ne cldets
expressed deci. appreciation %! the hos.
pitality EXTENDED them
Amon- the ladi"s picscu; were Mrs.
James II Turner ana daughter. OF
WASHINGTON; Mrs. : V Wlthers and
her dauEhtcrY catherti.. Ann aud
Elizabeth. Mrs II y WILLIAMS Ind
niece MIS- .nlIil. Nj h.N. ign-
Gc-- Mr. Fielding Trylrr ,ui d.u-u-
Tor. Miss nellie - Taylor. " Mar
-ie Clemens, a tavortt> wlih ig" navy.
NJ, DcWolfe piToei ana Ga.-h'pr.
the Misses Simona and hmaiie 3aru"h
and Their guast, Mis- katherine "trv
ChMd. Rcd Bank y j tie NIes.- tai
!aferrc. Hicks, CaHell. carr aud GROVE;
Mrs McCuhhE aNd h"r ,"u dal!rhrors.
and Mrs Tahh. ol Baltimore. Misses
M7ry Parre and BESSIE TtFcrr %:
Washington; Dr MI ~, ;l.r~ Tlta
.ni he !attcr's gis'"r :'ss Hr''.e
Bridges
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or Accoma" Va. arc spending a few
weeks ~ this resort.
D'. WALLET jameson motorcG hc:.
from Rouuoke to spend sunday vita
Mrs. Jameson IL brought with ir:,
"r' ana MIS-. T. - Gregory.
''hcrs who we've here sunday for q,
peasant rest we're Dr.. and Mrs. .\Gmc..
.roH'' OF tspanukc. Miss Burch. U;
Richmond: Mrs. l.. j. shannon Cam
aeh. y. H.: Dr. y. J. Dicber. i;ethl :
ncni' "a Kyle i. Lee. Roanoke. 7. !.
trakc!y, Bristol. \,.:-c. Harvey chaney
X. T.. Vernon
among those registered hcrc for Al
mtuenh'te fine arc Mrs. \. W brady
Rich'nond: Mrs = CHM. 'i,uiev ~,
Aifa. Kyle +. Ice aid her li;,!. son
saturday MIR. ana Mrs Cadwa.lader
Jones nad 4 party u! young people
thf DC" ilnS alley. where they cujoNcI
a'sp!rit>d game e! tenpins
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SOUTH BOSTON

iSnccial 80 Tho Times Disnatchl
,otIl II BOSTON VA. july 27.-Nis.
Hn'nerin" Lawson is visi,in. Mrs
walker ~ Dauvilc
Lieutenant ponran C;rey Fourteenth
COMPANY. g. ~ e.. Who is stationed
az Curtis Bay. Md. and his brother
Cecii Grey, Of Camp Lee. vI.!iec III Il,
parents hero this week
hfuce fcmdIe'on, OF atlanta. ia. IS
a visitor here this week
Mss Marion SD-AEns has returned
rom visit 10 Waatin-;or
Mrs. Julian East ha. returned to
ner home a, Al,avista after a vis:,
- her mother Mr.. J j Lawson
Mrs. Il Fitzgerald. Of ,ichnon.,
Is visiting at "iii!-Brooke" farm
~. J. Is. Briggs has returned from
N'Si, l" New York and other North
Miss Lucy Lewis Of Richmond. IS
IN" Suo$' Of Miss M,r-a~e, I<,v.l,r.
NESS l.. l.. Chandler. OF Richmond. i:
N'.tinS Mrs. I Il Dunn at OMEGA.
me REGULAR weekly business mcet,,-
oi INC Halifax Chapter o. tn. Red Cross
vas hcid Tuesday morning at TN,
Commercial Association Euildin:- The
chapter has just passed its, frst bir,b
Jay ana Is IN splendid condition.
MISS .tllc,nr Conn. one OF tho pul,lI..
- hool teachers II this place. i ~
iehni'nan Al work for the ~ Tor,
f""deF COMPANY She has been placed
IN charge OF "a number OF girls who
arc working there
MIS- Is. T.. Pridg,n and daughter.
MISS Made fridSen ~: Hailsboro. y.
60 arc Visiting NJ. ana Mrs. r. Is.
w NJ Maze. T-aynham Emerson
H'-Ha Lula iiarr'll and Miss Manic
I'oh nave volunteered for Y. NJ. e. =.
VOTE IN Franco and expect 10 be
h,'hoheh to the John Garland Polar!
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GOROONSVlLLE

.-E- "a. 40 The Ia. -D!ap.;.hI
t'tIH>-t lille VA an.
' i. gI.uz LII ihis .I s,, V.u
p-v, Mevs where he n,z r..n,.l
position with nc E,,.rnr, 49, s.,t
UuIIam- ana br. Boci, ,.or,n,ry ,i,s
:ar,il- viii l.-N. J,.r
a. S.rt,,n., s..,1, .r,,. - ~
lloud Win hi. little sol, Joa .ho
the Memorial Nosui,al
Ais, Elizabeth Jacobs .na,, ..y.r.r
dIys ihi. week In c,,l,.,,,,..,'ilI,
guest pt friends
Er " q ,.b-i ,
i,cd friend, nor. ib5s ,yo.i
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:. : Eu!!. Norfolk Il. Z. Smith. Galt!-
more. Percy l.. Davis. L. :. y. Miss
Marie H. Hodges. Portsmouth. Mss
JeEni. Tucker cnattar0O:;r Tenn.
Lem i:ow'i"n AIRS. T. g iirJuehton,
Miss Jean Hrou.hion !. II. Jenkins
Norfolk; g y Mccarthy. L. :. A..
Miss Lucy Mason holt Norfolk: Miss
Elizabeth i.'apin. Madison. W.s Miss
.. Bernard. Norfolk y. Y. - Wallace
Goshen. y Y. William +. i.uhm;,n.
clarkSN!ilc. Tenn. Miss kathryn
Noeedes Miss Minnie Bittorf. l:aiii-
more: Eus:@n William vogcdeS. L. :.
": =. L. Kcam. L. :. y.
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and Mrs. Daniel J Curric Mr. C'urrIa
having been for msuJ years pastor OF
The Dublin Presbyterian charge. shu
""S reared IN thAt community. the
family having removed TO Florida two
years age. Lieutenant Ecl is i SON
OF MIR. ard Mrs. frincis Zen Er OF
Dublin. and a graduate ot the Virgin!;,
Military inH'i,utc. Lexington. SncS
receiving his commission from an OH,
Gers training camp he has been sta
toned with the coast artillery at PEN
Hicola They are expected TO visit the
home of the Sroom's parents at Rock,
wool. near Dublin. on their honey
moon.
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
ftiASkI VA. July .7.-A wedding
= much interest ia Southwest NirG: nja
look pace Wednesday evening a, e 50
pcloc!s in the Presbyterian Church at
p.Fu"idk Springs. Fla. when Miss
>'ella turric became the bride OF Lieu
,en2nt fIanc!S Bell. Jr. The ring cerc-
l. onN of the church was pronounced by
the brides father. the Rev. Daniel J.
,urrie. Miss Miriam Curric. sister OF
the brIdo. as maid OF honor. was her
only attendant. Lieutenant Brown wa.
jes; man.
The bride il Il daughter Of the Rev
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

Fi'ncN-DiSpatrh Want Ads are scIy-
Ing the help prObfcr, .pr Richmoud',
host huNiucss firms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

:undGr. little Misses Virginia T.ipSccmb.
hcnrctta c"lltcr ard Mr.. and Mrs "
Is. IiD,Cumb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-02
COUNTY IS SHORT
OF LIBERTY LOAN
Heavy Subscriptions Must Come
il Cratic. Tops Her Quota
by Saturday Night.
HAS ABOUT 100000 NOW
City Of Alma is Also Slightly Below
Her Quota But is Expected to
Top the Amount.

The Third Liberty Loan campaign
closes Saturday night and Gratiot
county IS still below It's quota of S433.-
100 and there must be a heavy influx
of sub scriptioas to the banks Of the
county before Saturday night il the
coonty is TO go over the top. ia it,
thrd campaign
Chairman James W Robinson es-
timated yesterday that the county had
about 100000 leaving it short OF
the mark over thirty thousand dollars
to be subscribed in the last two or
three days Of the campaign
Chairman Robinson also reports
that Ithaca. ST. Louis and Brecken-
ridge are tagging behind in their
subs iiptious and that these places
must also see some good subscrip-
tions if they pass their share of the
quota before the end OF the campaign
comes Saturday.
Short just little over thirty thou
sand dollars Gratiot county still has
q chance 20 come through and go over
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