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RADFORD NORMAL

RADFORD, VA, September 14-The
Normal School will during the present
session use several one, two and three
room schools as observation and, to
some extent. practice schools for the
young women who are looking for
ward to teaching In the rural schools
and Virginia high schools. This work
will be under the direction OF Profess
sor W. Il. CogSin. who comes to this
institution the present session from
the Normal School at johnson City,
Tenn, where he has had very sue
cessful career as teacher and super
visor of rural school work. Professor
Coggin was for number OF years di-
Charles city County, Va. where he
made a most remarkable record in the
development Of rural and village
schools.
Professor J. r. Avent. who has been
member of the faculty since the
opening in 1913. will be director Of the
training scht OF for the coming session.
The training school facilities will be
considerably enlarged This is made
necessary by the con ;tantly increasing
numbers Of the senior and junior
classes. who use the training school
for observation and practice purposes
DIR. J. L. Mcconnell. director Of the
Junior Red Cross work for the state
OF Virginia. is devotinG much time to
the promotion Of this work for the
all the division superintendent and
teachers 10 establish Junior Red Cross
auxiliarics in every school in the
state. Most encouraging reports are
being received from every section OF
the State
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ACCOMAC

ACCOMAC, VA. September lit w.
Blackstone has returned from a bust
ness trip TO Baltimore.
Mrs. Mallory Fletcher and Mrs. Cur
It's Fletcher spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar ID. Fletcher.
Sergeant and Mrs. Lynn r. Taylor.
Jr., have been visiting Captain and
Mrs. l.. T.. Taylor.
LieutenantComm Harry r..
Parsons, Of the United States Navy.
spent several days last week with
friends in town.
Miss Oneida Nelson is visiting rcla-
t!vcs in Philadelphia
Midshipman j. Selby Parson, OF the
United states Naval Academy. Annap.
oils. is at home on furlough.
Miss Margie Gusts, of Norfolk. spent
several days last week with Miss Liz
zie Farranore.
Mrs. A. r. Simmerman and daugh-
ter, Katherine. returned from Wash :
ingion saturday.
Mrs Lena Riley left last week for
Washington, where she will make her
home with her daughter, Miss lnez
Riley.
Mrs. Ida Ailworth and daughter Lot
tie. returned home last week from
baltimore, where they spent the sum-
mcr with relatives.
w. w. Joynes and little daughter.
Katherine. left last week 10 spend the
winter IN Norfolk with Captain Joynes
hcr homo in Lynchburg after spending
some time with Miss Hardenia Fletch-
a..
Mrs. George w. Jones has returned
10 Lynchhurs after visiting her moth
or, Mrs. John -. Grant. Sr.
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.'l|RC|N|A'S SOCIAL LIFE
DESCRIBED IN EP|TOME
Personal News of Interest From Al
Points OF State Briefly
Il, Chron:clcl.
VISITORS IN MANY HOMES
Pleasures of Rural Life I'm the Ok
Dominion-Soldicr Boys, Prepnr
ing to Fight Freedoms Battles
Visit Homes on Furlough.
ISpecial 10 The Tlmes- plsratch.l

lSPeNis-i ~ Il it iif''S i'4Sl'S 'Nh'l
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, September IA.
Miss Mae Anderson has returned
from Harr!sonhurg Va. where she
has been spending several weeks
vacation and is assisting Rev. j. X.
Doan in the preparatory work for the
y Mr.. and Mrs. X ~ East have re-
. turn from visit to Richmond
in Riehmond S shis week weeh several days
Miss Elizabeth Clarke left tuesday
40 enter Flora Mcdonald School at
Red Springs. y. G.
woodey of Bethel Hill, y. G., visited
friends here Tuesday.
has returned to her home after spend
Ing several weeks with Rev. and Mrs.
Miss Louise renicK let, this week
Specia. services We're held here
last nnT Fl Erihsy yr nighi by Rabbi p hush,
the jewish New Year. '''O' "
John Jennings. OF the Fourteenth
COMPANY Va. C. a; G., is, spending
Miss Rebecca lrby, who has been
Va. during the sumner 81 is VISITING
Mrs. ], i Thompson is visiting her
husband, Captain ] V Thompson. OF
the Fourteenth Company. Va. c. \. c..
at Fortress Monroe.
John Martin. who has been food
administrator for Halifax has resigned
SO that he can 20 into the l.. s. Army.
w. a McCanless has been appointed
to take his place
Mrs. ]. Q. Watkins and family have
returned from Keysv:lle where they
Mrs. d. r Yancey gave 4 delight
fui party on " ednesday morning in
honor Of Miss Eunce Myers. The
young ladies present spent the morn
ing a very practical End patriotic
way. knitting for the soldiers. after
which dainty refreshments were en-
joyed.
Bernard Shepard. OF Lynchburg.
visited relatives here recently.
Al called meeting OF the w. {. r.
7. was held Monday afternoon at the
baptist Church. Officers were elected
for the coming year
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ARVONlA

ARNoNlA. VA, September l4.-Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Amber. OF Whist on
Salem, y. G, are spending some tine
ut Seven Islands. the home of Mr.. Am.
bler's mother.
Miss BESSIE Williams has left. after
spendine the summer al her home here,
% teach in kinsion. =. c.
Richard :. Pierce. who has been
spending some weeks At his home h re.
las left to resume work at Hopew Ill,
Va
Rev. r. W. Bagwell. of Houston. Va.
vas in the neighborhood this W" ,k.
He came came to accompany Mrs. Bug
wei! and children back TO their home
in Houston.
Miss Josephine Fits and Mrs. Ellen
few days with Mrs. Lindsay Pitts here
last week
John Edwards. Of Arvon.a. for some
wears connected with the Du Point
Powder Company. at Hopeweil, has
been promoted as one of their leading
chemists and is now stationed in Nash
VILE. Tenn.
Wilson Fuqua IS spending some time
at his home at New Canton He eX-
poets TO enter an officers training camp
At Louisville, and viii seek service in
the artillery.
MIR. and Airs Martin. of Charlot,es-
VILE are spending some time hrre
with their daughter, Mrs. John Snoddy.
near Ore Bank
Miss Elizabeth Pitts will leave next
tuesday for Mary Baldwin Seminary,
Staunton.
Miss Gertrude Pierce has returned
nome after attending house party in
Newport News. "
Tho Arvonia high school will omen
MONDAY with full corps OF teachers,
'r"rEe tankey and Jake Jones re-
here. 'oH''
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BLACKSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BLACKSBURG. VA. September Ia
Charles and Rachel Vawter have re-
turned to Philadelphia. after spending
the summer here with their aunts, Mrs.
c. r. Miles and Mrs ". 81. Brodie.
Miss Mary Ava kesser left Monday
FOR Casanova where she will teach
this winter Miss Emma Swoope leaves
to-day for Faunuier. whore she has
n position In the Warrenton School
Colonel william H. Palmer and w.
mr1nond Young returned to Richmond
Tuesday, after spending most Of the
summer at Mountain View" tho Pal
MGR country home near Blacksburg.
y. -. Lancaster end Miss Helen Lam
caster. OF New ork; Mr. j. e. IIaiy
burton. and Miss Carrie and Alice Lam
caster, OF Richmond, are at tho home
Of Professor and Mrs Dabney 8. Lam
caster.
Miss Ethel Crawford hns returned
from months visit to her family at
Norwood. Pa.
Mrs Harvey Crabil! and children left
Thursday for Memphis. after visit
here to Mrs. d. Q. Mathews
Rev. y. j. Woods. Robert i, Brown
70 i.ewishure, W. W. this week On
Miss Brownie Bell. OF Lewiaburgl who
is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. James
". -.
Athens. Ca. Thursday after four.
months stay here with his daughter.
Mrs. Harvey J.. Price.
Miss Alice Wallace, OF livingston.
Is visiting her cousin. Miss AMMO Bur
ton, at the home OF Yrs. J. J. ovens.
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|FARMV|LLE NORMAL OPENS
ITS TH|RTY-F|FTH SESSION
VIII Be No Reduction In Attend.
ancc, Owing to War Con-
ditions.
SOCIAL NEWS OF FARMvILLE
Mrs. T. a. Gray Elected President
or EI-County w. &. T. U.-Radforl
Normal in Closer Touch This Year
With Smaller Schools.
tSpeciai to The Times-Dispatch.

FARMYlLLE, VA. September IL
Tho thirty-hfth session of the State
Normal School for Women opened on
ednesday morning with exercises In
, the auditorium of the school. Rev. G..
T. Holhrook presided over the exer-
ctses, and after scripture reading and
prayer. he made the welcome address
to the pupils on behalf OF the minist ers
or the town. extending a cordial well
come to attend the Sunday school and
church services in the various churches.
Dr. J. l.. Jarman. president. then
made brief talk welcoming the girls
and giving words OF cheer and help
fulness TO them in their beginning Of
the school work.
Miss Coulling. of the faculty. an
nounced the various committees for the
arrangement of the work. and made
announcement OF special classes during
the session
There were 4Sl present at the be-
ginning of session. and the school ex-
cas- 20 have about the usual number
enrolled in few days.
At the bi-county meeting of tho w.
T. T.. held in Prospect last Thurs
Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Duval were visi-
'ors to Richmond last week.
Miss Eloise Harrison has heen the
Fuest of Mrs. a. A. Cox during the
week
Misses Annie Halves Cunningham and
Dorothy Boyle. OF Washington. are Wis
ting In the home of Captain and Mrs.
S. w. Watkins.
Mrs. Floyd ID. Whitaker has returned
from an extended stay with her home
people at Harrisburg.
Miss Anna Bullock was hostess at a
delightful dance Ut her country homo
Tuesday evening.
DIR. l.. ID. Whitaker returned Sunday
after a professional visit to Amherst.
Little Miss Claudia Fleming has been
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

cRtcE EFT s"RiSGs. VA sA Sep,em-
Der 14.-Among those who left for
their respective homes this week were
Mrs. b. Patrick and five children. Mrs.
George j. Towbey and three children.
Mrs. Myrick. Mrs. q. Leeds and Misn
Rosa Turpell. all OF whom have spent
the greater part Of the season here.
Miss Lottie Barnwell or Roanoke,
one OF the habituea OF tho springs. ar
rived Tuesday. and was accorded a
Mrs. Eugene Motif. OF Seguin, Texas
who left the springs y fortnight ago
with AIR. Nolti for trip TO New York
and Canada. returned to Crockett on
Wednesday. Her daughter, Mrs. j. w.
Goode, Is spending n short time in New
York with Lieutenant J. w. Goode.
I. 5. n. who has recently been trans
ferred from Chattanooga TO EoSoken.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Campbell, OF
two children and will be here for some
time with Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. {. Thomas.
"Wednesday night the guests gathered
in the ballroom to participate in a
potato race. The proceeds from emit
range fees were turned over to tho
showed great pleasure and delight in
the gam. Towards the close of the
contest several OF the older set became
interested and ventured to test their
goal. The prizes were awarded TO Mrs.
J. e. Heath and to Sylvester Brown,
both from Norfolk
Miss Virginia Lynch has joined her
sister, Mrs. H. B. Kelsey. OF Norfolk.
and will be here for short stay.
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MANASSAS

Especial ~. The sTines-Disuatcb
MANASSAS VA, September IL
CAPTAIN Percy :. Hayden. who has
Decn visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
" ~ haydon. has returned TO Camp
:, Miss Elizabeth Cray, of Naniemov.
Nd was the recent guest OF Misses
Amelia and DaiSe Brown
Captain " Feweil Merchant. Of
Stamp Lee, recently visited his family
, Rev. and Mrs liarwood p. Myers
Rr. Myers Parents, Mr and Mrs. Wi'.
in Enporia nom
Mr. and Mrs Asa Carr and Ar,hur
Eong"t!l have returned to their homes
In Eassa"ay, " Va. after visit 10
Misses Martha and Marie RUsscrl NJ
Mars hall; nave been visiting a, ~.
home no OF Mayor and Mrs ". -.
Miss Myrtle Grenels. o. wake Mia.
otescN COUNTY, has been The guest
Mosher. il. OF New Richmond Wis
are the guests OF Mrs Tucker Skjnt
with Coles "''-
Miss Marjorie Emmons. Of Cleveland
ohl9' IS visiting her parents Mr. and
Mr. Dausherty and Miss Ida
Daughefty,, Of philadelphia, are The
guests Of Mr. and Mrs oscar por,ntr
Mr and Mrs. Thomas : Holden and
Iheir little son have returned IN
Healon. Okla, after visit 10 ur
h11.dens Iloln"r. Mrs. Il. } Holden.
are wishing their cousin. JON, Iiml,
Mercnant son Of Captain and Mrs Il
fewe!l Merchant
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial tiP: trot TO- ?, The 7. nTimes-Dispatch.l
J fen n W. c l,,iay is spending
Congressman c. f. Slemp Is spend
ing a few days in town
Miss Corric Long left Tuesday morn
b ,nE fGgE Camp M wa ssS sparte,n-
Army school OF Nursing.
Lieutenant Robert Wren, who IS an
instructor in the aviation corps.
stationed at San Antonio. Texas. spent
few DAYS this week in town visit
Miss Irene Fisher let, Monday morn
in for her home in Pembroke. Va.
where she viii spend her vacation.
night for oxford. Ohio, whore she
VIII enter the oxford College for
Mrs. Ike Richmond and son. of
mond's parents, Mr and Mrs. W. 4
g., Lien,en.n, J. + Buli,t, Jr,. who /.
En- sn me ava ton corps. stationed at
fur!oush with relatives in town.
Mrs X l.. Parks. of pineviIla. XIV.
Is the guest of Miss Minnie Fox.
,, Victor and Agnes Baker have re-
friends here for several weeks anu
Mrs. r. II. lngle and little son.
in Hazard Ky: after spending a month
visiting Mrs lngle's parents, Dr. and
Mrs w. \. Baker '"u
Mr. and Mrs. +. W Law returned
70 heir home in Darlington. S C..
several weeks in town visitinr Wrts
Laws parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. G.
W. L. Jones returned Sunday night
V TIOm Trip OF several days 10 New
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At staten Island. New York
N q. Field, president OF the National
r rsink' mas been n on recent visit to
Miss Mary NJ. Croxton has received
a card notifying her of the safe ar
rival overseas finer brother Lieu
Jesse Johnson. OF Orange. and John
X Bowman. of Madison, have been
commissioned second lieutenant.s at
Camp Gordon. Ga.
- T.. Levy and daughter, Miss Fay,
inEton. -. G..
Miss Fannie s. Bradbury has re-
tv Il from weeks visit to Mt.
Jr.., OF WhitesviiIe. Kentucky. are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I, q. TaliSfcrro. Sr.. on Main street,
MI and Mrs. Register and children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. warren
William Randolph Grymes. son of
week for Lexington where he entered
", NJ. for the coming session,
formerly of Orange, visited friends
here this week
from trip to Lexington and cut
pcper.
Mrs.. Henry r. TaIiaferrc and Two
Conn. where they, will spend the
copied a position there.
MIR and Mrs. John Kilby. OF Eliza
guests gUts AZ Ter n 4iew 9se the
OF r. O Halsey.
J. n. Micks, Of Lynchburg. has been
on visit TO his family here.
a short visi; 10 relatives in R.sh-
n.ond.
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Tuldcr, OF New York, after spending
, the summer with their sister. Mrs. W.
j. Titlow, left for their respective
homes Wednesday.
West motored 10 Ocean city satara sm
They returned Monday. aceompa MED
by Miss Louise Mason and Mrs.
pumell.
Mrs. Mallory Fletcher. who was the
guest OF hr. and Mrs. r. K. Fietcher
Tor two weeks. returned to Hucketts.
town. N. j., Saturday.
Miss Olive Morey. of Havana. Cuba
is visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs
r. 7. Morey, at Point Meade
w; Henry cowcll has returned In
Washington. following visit to his
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Custis.
=, NJ. G. Click is home from trip Il,
Mrs. Berthe X. Powell is In George
town. Del, the guest OF her dauRhter.
Mrs. Joseph J.. Cohal. Before return I.
Ing to Onancock she will also visit
relatives In Philadelphia
Mrs. b. ID. Parker lis back fror, +,
VISIT 10 relatives In the Northern Nee.
MISS Florence McSeal. who has bee,
a pupil at the Onancock High Schoul
Tor heVernl years, returned with her
Luther Nottingham, of Norfolk. va.
me recent guest of his father, A. 81,
Nottingham. -
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ORANGE

Especial 10 The Times pjsna,cb
10 oRAHGGE VA sep,emher iG.@Afrs
w T. Robinson, Of Richmond ;s
Mrs. j. a French il. sn4ndi,
days with relatives at Newport S.ws
Mrs. George l.antion Browninr on
Iertalnen al luncheon on Friday in
n mi1f,r OF ner quests Mrs Y Victor
4sinh,anna anG Mis- Page Williams, Of
the guests incndinE Mcsdamcs .Iamns
a Hill. Egb@rt q. Leigh. Jr Unn-v
c. Warren. = Victor Williams and
Miss Page Williams $500 anu
Nv. Stanard Chairman of Culnoper.
5 5psn, Se ~ da%s with friends In
:. Richard II Field. Of phuad.l,,,,
has been on a visit to hfs ,no,Sar
Mrs. James Field wno is sia?ing =
MIS- s 4. CarpeMtcrs
: sN1Gs Lucille wt!!tiams.of winston.
Forest
safiss Carrie Brown Taliafor-o ,tt,
Monday for the State Norma a, Farm H..
vile 10 -esuu" her classes
from New York whers he tn ,pfh"a a
special medical course
Mrs Z. w. Armentroui. o. Ran,d,u
left this wcek FOR seven Pines wr"r"
she acce pied position uiih Inc
!3nunition works
have returned from visit /" uSbb.
mond and Camp lie.
Mrs Virginiis I: Shacklefora and
two children left tnis week for rhiia
d dep ~, 70 jGTln her husband who is
Emergency Flee Corporat!on, and vii
spend the Winter a, that point.
"a August r. Wanbersic has been on ,
Whit to New York
Jack s. Macon has returned from
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
CU1PEPER, VA, September IA
Mr.. and Nrs. Andrew Vowel and small
son, Billie. of Bedford, arc visiting
Mrs. Yowelrs parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Faut. on Jameson's Hill, and
Will later go TO Mr.. Yowells former
home in the county.
After a visit OF several weeks TO Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Thomas, Mrs. Otis
Clarke and son have returned to Louisa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armistead Eggborn and
little Margaret are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Eggborn on
Main Street.
Midshipman Johnson Strother has
returned to Annapolis after a furlough
spent at his home here.
Miss Ruby Wine left on Monday to
spend the winter in Danville. where
she is member OF the high school
faculty.
Misses Eleanor and Edna Wine will
leave in few days to spend the win
ter months in Albemarle County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Juhler and Lila n
will leave Tomorrow for their new
home in Florida and Will make the
trim in their car.
Miss Anna Johnson. who sailed for
France in Red Cross work. has ar
rived safely.
Mrs. D. o. Coleman and children
spent last weekend with relatives at
Brandy.
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the recent guest OF relatives in Pc
tersburg.
Mrs. Gilbert Wood, Of Roanoke. has
c. Fleming. during tho week.
Miss Elizabeth North. Of Lynchburg.
has returned after u vislt to Misses
Mrs. Giles. OF Lynchburg. is visiting
Mrs. II. &. Pfeicner.
Mrs. james Flippen. Of LynchburE,
visited relatives here this week
Mrs. A. T. Finch, Of Chase City, was
the recent guest Of Mrs. L.. Il. Beazlcy.
Miss Winnie Hughes. of Buckingham,
Is visiting Mrs. Lewis Richardson
Mrs. J. w. Cary and nephew, OF
I.urkeville. have been the guest OF
Mrs. T.. W. Hustled during the past
week.
Miss Edna Hcrner. of Richmond. has
been the recent guest OF her brother.
j. l.. liorner.
Mrs. w. s. Gray and children are
spending some time with relatives in
Richmond.
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

IT SPRINGS. VA. September a.
lnians have been very ACTIVE ir
he late summer life here and numbers
viii pass the fall here. Mrs. &. r
iauer. of Richmond. is with her daugh-
.cr. Miss Helen Sauer. Mr.. Sauer comes
Town over week ends.
Mrs. j. !. Percival and Mrs +. T.
Whittle. Of Petersburg. were recent
visitors here. as were also Mr.. and
irs. Elmer Wing and Mr.. and Mrs. w
Davis. Of Norfolk.
William Jennings Bryan made short
i'av here the early part of the week,
he cure. He spoke TO animpromptu
altering OF about three hundred peo-
'ie at the Liberty Theater. and later
cturned TO st. Louis Mrs. Bryan is re-
naming here and Will be joiEsd later
or rest by Mr.. Bryan.
The Misses Reinie and Ethel Davies.
II New York City, sisters OF the we'll
knowE motion picture star, Marion
Davies, are here for the early fall sea-
son. and are passing much of their time
II the out-of-door sports. especially
golhng.
William F. Combs. who so uccess-
fully managed President Wilson's last
presidential campaign, is al The Home
stead for rest.
The local Red Cross has kept pace
with the demands on it so well that II
up with all work assigned to 1t. The
work rooms Will he closed until The
early part of October. at which time
work will be resumed both at The
and the Community House.
new juvenile record III the sale of
war savings stamps was established
here this week, when Masters Barcla v
and Granville Clman, sons Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. Stevens ulman. OF New York
City, sold in two hours at the booth In
the lobby OF the Homestead Hotel
stamps to the value OF $3.5S0. a truly
great record, as the previous best mar k
OF any of the juvenile teams was a
little less than $1,000.
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ar,son have returned from visit in
Richmond.
Julian r. Babcr. OF Washington, has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
j. l.. Baber.
Mrs. Joe Spencer has returned 10
Roanoke after u visit here. =
Mrs. q. Funston Lucado and Miss
Margaret Lucudo are In baltimore.
Miss Rosaiic sherman has returned
from u visit to Bramweli, w. Va.
Mrs. &. Is. Flect Is at homo after q
visit in North Carolina.
Mrs. J. II. Watts is in Victoria.
Mrs. Clarence Stedman il visiting
her mother. Mrs. j. a. Utterback
Misses Kate Beckwith and Mary and
Nellic Walker have returned to Wythe-
vile.
Misses Leila and Ethel Brown. OF
Newark. y. j., have returned after a
visit with sir. and Mrs. &. w. Butter
worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. snead have re-
turned to Clifton Forge.
Miss Emily Keen. Fort Valley. Gal
is visiting Miss Ocie Jennings.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

Speciai to The Times D,sn,,cb
yellow SULPHUR SPRINGS VA
september Tn spite OF war con,
o on, and the stay home" spirit
mat mas hccn so prevalent tho sensnn
Al the Yellow sulphur hts been n
very surc-ssful ono Represnn,ativc
peopl" from all the cities of Virginia
there hav been Eoodly con,,nynn,u.
iTom washington. IVES, Verginia
Horin Carolina and other States
IN conformity with The rule Of
government. no elaborate or formal
entertainments were given during the
summer and the guests contnted them
soiHes with such amuscmcnts Az did
rot interfere with their daily tasks
or Knitting or Red Cross sewing
NUMBER OF the people came from dis.
'""' parts OF the State in their auto
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ONANCOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ONANCOCK, VA. September IL
Miss Catherine Curtis who has been In
the office Of the commemorative at
tnrney at Waverly for two years, ha.
accepted position with the draf,
Rogers have gone to Richmond to
teach.
Miss Elizabeth Titlow Is at Orkney
Springs for two weeks.
Mrs. Sanford, OF California and Mrs
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lYNCHBURG

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA. September H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Williams have
returned from motor trip TO New
York City.
Misses Mamie and Minnie Williams
nave returned after visit in Roanoke
Mrs Ruth Tihhs and Miss Willie Rob-