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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11
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midi Dies Mcilnlittel poQItGnbia be.
freit bnt." 2icic &rGlltcrnlcoisin but
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

StC Cr'le JtllIltHler OcS SQCclll
.&llrius oicicr Suiion mllroc ON Der.
gollgcncn 6rcitag IhcnO bier 9egcbcll
uno crirellte iid cincS guten 9ei1ds.
Gent ollgcnleinen llrthcil Scr Inine-
icnbcn 5llfolgc fonocn Die peridiebe.
men Tortrdgc groBen @eifall.
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Hpbcrt @olfcr, Geo. Groettlp, Gbas.
&innncl, Conrad alinge unb Senrp
0fpsner begaben iid am pcrigcn Srei-
tog nod Sncnspillc, I'm Ser 9eitatt-
ilng bcs pcrltorbenen Rifters 6. 81.
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aud Die Gud)re ltnterbaltlrna I'M
Sool scr ct. @eores Shulc, mcld)c
filr Sanstoa, ser ~. Sftcber ongcs
lagt marcu, iino infolge Der bier olli=
9~ctretcnen Snfluen5a bis oltf @citc.
res peridoben moroer.
-albcrt Y%Iotenballcr mur nrcbrcrc
Gage Der lcttcn @nfc, bcilldslpciie,
III &ollcp Torf.
@abcn Sic gcmllBt oab Sid
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fir quite Butter beSohlt?
-6rcb Hullc mo @ottin b%ciinocll
iid 3. 3. bier, nri 9eiu6 bel Ser.
mnrl0tcn.
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Mntbj0a mo Nciicn Sobn @alter,
Don Hc0 WIr0. mnrrn am uoriQcll
Nonneratog bier IN gcrid)tlid)cn Nn-
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Strait $. 5. lettering, ionic
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SicfcnOicf ncblt @ottin, bon Molrnt
StcrIing, bcfanoen lid ollt 9icnstag
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Ser Soicpb @rol uno @uttin,
bon Gopctn, San, mcld)e iih bcrcits
int pcr9ungcnCn Soutmcr l0n0Crc
3ctt in @ernum oufbieltcn, iil0 unl
lebten Wittpoh mic0cr bier oll0c.
langt ull0 I'M &imnnel's @otcl obac-
ltiegen. Ia IS @crrn 0roQ uno Not
tin luobreno ibrcs nori9en Nlticnt
buits III @crulonn gut gcfallcn hat,
lpollen mir boifcn boB tic ocniclbcn
0iclcs nal al,f cine lGngcrc Belt aus
0cbncn Der0en.
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llgm Commercial GIub. onn pcroon,
gc1en Somstag, pl,r0c Gin @ittgeilld
alltgelebt in iucld)ent bic DO. Eaciiic
9abn criitdt miro Den Ierioncnsitg
Nr. ID, iopie aud cincn Gcrionet.
5ug am frilben Wor9en bier onboltcn
SIT lailen. 0ies lit Elm lobensucrtber
Sdritt bon Seitcn ocs Clubs. Before
Accommodation fir oas reiienbe
lit fir Scrmann lino feline
Elm bringcnbcs geoiiriniB.
Oas 9ittgeiud miro ieoenfans in
geiest iuerocn, Inn Die Inter
Idriften rnicrer giirser su erbaItcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

-Nugo Sobbc uno 6anlilic, boz
Ct. @ouis. befinocn lid 5. 3. bier ulli
@ei.lt bel Scrlpanotcn.
Sos &reisacridt miro lid an
%. Sftobcr fiir cinell U%ertu8tcn Ger.
nm u%criamleln.
-NrcO. !. Sdott, pon Seiferio!l
GIN mar um pcrQnngcnen Sonutdg
0cr Wniy I'M @cin1 ppn Nldlter Sbeo.
Wrai mo Satin.
-Gbas. StobImam uno 6nrnilie,
soy 1t. @ol,i2, mnrcu ptriloiicne $50.
DIT 0lc @aite bon @crrn S~tobln,onn's
&r;Otr, u. :. Stoblntonn llno Got
Tin.
-Gpus. 9ellj lulO @attir ieicrtcu
am Dorigen Gonncr2tag bas bi!hidc
Gcli Der iilbcrncn Mod)3Cit. MGgc
ihEen nod mundCs Sobr bcS che.
Iihen @lilts beit)icocn iein.
Nile Sbulfinocr limo eingeluOCn
am nld)Itcn Salnstdg, ben ~. Otto.
Der, 0idion's r2ibcral Store" sll be.
iuhen.
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III = l1br, morgens, miiiien ale llb.
ren mieoer I'M cine Stlunoc 5urild
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alfgclommen.
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Sonntag nah ct. 2puis, Inn ibrcn
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tin 5l bcilld)en, ionic auh Inn nit
ibrem tilr5lid, ongclaneteu Gnfcliobn,
der hefonnt 81 merben.
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lihen Seriunmllirng Ser Sernnamt
electric eight 50. murben fir bas
bcelnncnbc Sahr bic folgenoen 0iret.
torell crmuhlt: 2ollis 0egcnlallt.
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&ocit. &. 3. Gippitcin, @co. u.
&l,hn mo Sbco. @roi.
DDS Sobnden bon Gomil Mt,lcl.
Ter mo Satin mrroc leetc ISOLDE
bon Taitor II. $. &osn,ann getuuit.
Der &leine enpflng sic Nnlncn Or.
bile 9uber.
or. Gbns. S%iIlnlonns, Scr re.
ilbicrcnbe Ir5t int 9iobcrt &oh so.
ibital. in Ct. 2ollis, brfono lid, am
lebten 9onncrStag in ABORTION, auf
Seluh bel lcinem @atcr Toitor Eli.
monnS. uno icincr S6mciter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11
Weuisfeiten uun Berger.

2ouia Spcfbals lit Jest Scr 9e.
iitcr cincs ucllen Saflono Alttus.
mcld,ca or fiir5Iid) pom @co. Gbcrlin
IN Mcrlinm f~ullftc.
Gus %Vtiiiionaicit Scr 9cthonia
STRIDE mnr audi pon bier aus red)t
iolIrcif beiud)t.
albcrt Socrflinocr uno @attin,
non ct. Spuis, luurcn iiber lceten
Sonntag mo Wontn9 bier, als @Gitc
Der Tomilicn Shuffner uno Shmiot.
Srnu &. 9lumcr i,no beren Sobn
emil beiinben iid oieic ISOLDE in Gaie
auf geiild bel Gonruo S6miot unb
Snnilic.
Ter beige Sarnlcr Club pcriunote
lestc SSod)e cine gcn1ii6te G%arlabung
HinoUieb unb Sdneinc.
Serulann 9lumcr ~licfcrte alt pori.
gen Sreitog an @ottl. Srarb, bel
Stonp Sill Gin ~Elaper Yiono" ob.
To. 8rpeber unO Gaprlono Gcns.
RIM, pon @albington, maren am pcr.1
gan9encn Snnstog bier i'm Der Ser.
Innrutlung DER W. ". u. pon 9cr9cr
b%ci5upohncn.
Trou Mobcit Gpplc unO Dcrell
Sohtcr lparcn an o%crgargcncn Won.
tng OH &eilt6 bel 6rnu Gpple's God.
ter, Trnll Geo u. Munomiller.
Sic Berger Miqing So. lit 3. 3.
NIT Dem Scrlnoen bon orci Gurlaoun.
gen &ci3cn bcid)1ftigt.
SEQ u. Wunomiller bat iein @obn.
Dolls on sSriB Sabrmcper ~perfal,ft.
Sri. Glii Sita, Don ct. 2orlis, be.
iinoet lid, bier olif 9cilld bel ibrcn
Gbriit. @llg uno @attin.
6rall Geo. 3eilmann Sr. mar am
Montag allf @cilld, bel Srerul.
ben IN Sermumt.
@ic inns mitgetbeilt ullrDc lit fSrau
S. Select in Chicago. Sll., an
Der ipaltiiden SnfIl,cn5a crfranft.
Euter Euidal Sperltcr .. s. 30.
EreOi9cr Der st. Gallls @emeinoe, in
unb Der ct. Soscpbs Sc
ncinoe, IN Sittle Berger, nabm am 4
lctten Sonntag in Ser ct. Eauls Sir ,
tc cine aoleftc alf. melde $77.20
Gieics @elo miro gum Shut.
NJ Der Efarr . Sdule perrpen6et tper.
ben. Cine Gbnlidc &ollefte miro am
llad)lten Sonntag in ser 9ittle Berger
aufgenommlen merben.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Saniel Sug uno Satin erbielten
I'M lebtcn Woltag Die Nodrift, Dab
ibr Sobn Benjamin int 'Soipital in
0ob9e, on Scr 2unecncntsiin. {
>lung onrnieocrlie9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
10, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11
Sas Gepublifaniide &umite arrau-
siert bic 9aten fir bic Hebcn
Der &anSioaten.

Die &eben ieitens Der repllblifani.
lhen &an0ioaten bon @asconabe
County iperben an Oen folgenben "a.
gen uno Elasen i'm Gountp gebalten
neroen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

-@ilbelm Sancib befano lid lcs.
te ISOLDE auf Sciud bel ieinen Mnge.
borigeu in Der HGbe bon SmenspiIc.
-Srml Oscar 2oebnig ,,nb ocrell
Sobn Irmin mad,ten an lettel'
Samstas cine @%ltofabrt nah ct.
2ouis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25

4. {. Smith. when Miss Mary Lee
Smith BECAME the bride Of Ira B.
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
ye n Wfy OF .hs Sy fSo
e. b. LeeEy. of Baltimore. rendered
the wedding marches.
Among those from distance, who
Of Louisa; Mrs. Vaughan. of Richmond;
Mrs. Boyer. of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Of Trevilians; Mrs. Carter and da ane'
Brooks. of Buckner. and Miss Annie
Carter. Of Meltons.
Ashton Mcmillan. OF Clifton Forge,
has been spending the week with his
grandmother, Mrs. A. E. Boughan, and
other relatives in and near town.
Miss Ruth Mcclure was visitor at
George Downer. of West Virginia. Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Wesley Ogg,
at Trevllians.
Miss Ida Jones. OF Washington. has
been spending the week with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. w. T. Jones, near
Mrs. J. H. Hume left few days since
to spend some weeks with relatives in
Richmond.
Mrs. B. D. Alexander returned We'd
nesday from visit to her daughter,
She was accompanied home by her
rs y s. LaM ss a Myrs nhemas Of
Jacksonville, Fla, have arrived to
spend some time with her mother, Mrs.
Sidney Wood. and other relatives in
Mrs. Brown and children. of shcn-
andoah. have been spending some days
Mrs. A. II. Beckham and children,
after a pleasant visit with their aunt,
Misses josephine and Norma Faulcon-
er. left on Wednesday for their home
Greensboro. N.
Mrs. p. G. Buckley, was q guest a
few days this week of Mrs. J. II May
]. w Harlow. Rev. Frank Harlow
and Mr.: and Mrs. j. B. Harlow, have
returned from pleasant visit at
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. wilkinson and
daughter. Miss Matte. have returned
spending some weeks, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Tate.
Miss Annie Dawson, after a pleasant
visit Of ten days, the guest of Mrs.
Louise Walker. has returned to her
Mrs. J. J; coffman, of Williamsburg;
Orange. and Miss Mabel Martin. of
Richmond, were guests this week of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Mar
D. r. Johnston. of Richmond. visit
ed his mother. Mrs. c. +. Johnston.
here f few " days Us, since o.,os , ,.-
home near town, after pleasant visit
with friends in Richmond.
Miss Minnie Downin Is spending some
time with Mrs. c. d. Shackelford. in
Charlottesville.
Thomas Cowherd, of Huntington. w.
Va, was guest this week of rela-
tiveS near town.
]. L. Herring and family. of Rich
mond, have been spending the week
with relatives in the city.
II. c. Beckham. Of Richmond. was
a guest this week of his mother, Mrs.
Blanche Beckham, in this city.
Bernard Dettor: of Chattanooga.
Tenu.. has Joined his family here and
is, visiting among relatives and
Miss Elizabeth Jacobs left a few
days since to spend some time with
relatives in Newport News.
daughter, Matte. of Washington, wero
guests this week Of Mrs. w. H. Jordan
and Mrs. J. J.. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickliffe Herring and
little child, of Logan, w. Va, were
guests this week Of his sister, Mrs.
]. B. Jordan.
W. W. Brock. of Richmond, visited
his family at Mountain View" few
days since.
Mrs. j. B. Adams and children are
on visit to relatives in Winona. w.
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25

and little son. have arrived hero. and
Professor Andrews Will have charge
OF the Asheboro Street School.
Miss Maude' Anderson returned We'd
nesday night otter spending the sum-
mer in Chicago, whefe she took a
special course In music at tho Unlver-
sity OF Chicago.
Mrs. d. v. Mcleod entertained Sat-
Mrs. w. NJ Decker, Of Augusta, Ca,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. n.
l.. Jordan. on Price Street.
Woman Andrew Joyner. Jr.. of the
United States naval service, arrived
Sunday afternoon to spend a furlough
with his wife and parents.
Miss Mabel f. Ashley LEFT Thursday
be laboratory technician in one of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
BLACKSBURG
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatcf.1

Especial to The Tjmcs-Dispatcil.1
BLACkSBURG, VA, August a4.-An.
nouncements have been Received here
from Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Mason
Brown, of Washington, Of the mar
rage, of their daughter, Ora Mae, to
Frank Austin Buchanan, United States
PLACE Wednesday, evening. August II.
Church. Washington. Mr.. Brown was
pastor OF Whisner Memorial Church.
Blacksburg. for four years. and Mr..
buchanan is an honor graduate OF the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Mrs. William Is. Penick. Of Lynch
burg. is the guest here of Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. w: B. Henry. of Hazlehurst.
Miss. arrived here Tuesday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. James Is. Fogleman.
Miss Ethel Crockett has returned to
Philadelphia after months visit to
her hrothsr-in-law and sister, Lieu
Judge and Mrs c, L: AlcKcnna re-
ter "A six-weeks' visit to their niece.
Emily Randolph left thursday ror
Richmond, whore they will make their
home. Professor Randolph is doing
some research work for the United
States Shipping Board The Randolpns
have taken an apartment at 1.-The
Miss Aubrey Rohleder. of Richmond.
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Penn
bcrton Thacker, for month
Miss Bessie Dunlap, of Hollins, "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITRO-P PHOSPHATE
What Is and How Increases Weight Strength and Nerve Force
In Two Weeks Time In Many Instances

.,'Bitro- Phosphate should be prescribed
~ every doctor and used in every hos
Eital TO increase strength and nerve
force and TO enrich the blood"
Jos. d. Harrgan, Former Visiting
Specialist to North Eastern DISPENSE
tory. says. Let those who are weak
thin. nervous. anaemic. or run down
take a natural, unadulterated substance
such as bitro- phosphate and you will
soon SEQ some astonishing results in
the increase OF nerve energy, strength
OF body and mind and power of en-
durance"
Bitro- Phosphate is made entirely of
the organic phosphate compound re-
ferred to in the National Standard Dis
Densatory as being an excellent tonic
ana ncrvine and a preparation which
has recently acquired considerable rem
| utation in the treatment of ncurasthe-
| mia. The standard Of excellence.
strength and purity OF it's substance is
| beyond question. for every Btro- phos-
phate tablet is manufactured in strict
accordance with the u. S. Pharmaco-
pocia test requirements. Bitro- phos-
phate is therefore not n patent medi-
cine and should not be confused with
any of the secret nostrums so-called
tonics or widely advertised cure y
| CAUTION.-Aithough Bitro- Phosphate "a
sleepIessness ana general weakness. 0wins
to its remarkable flesh growing properties,
IL should not be used by any one who does
! not desire 10 put on hcsn ~-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR AND USED
IN EVERY HOSPITAL
Says Editor of "Phy sicians' Who's Who-

Take plain bitro-phosphate is the
advice OF physicians to thin, delicate,
nervous people who lack vim, energy
and nerve force, and there seems to be
ample proof of the efficacy of this prep
aration to warrant the recommended
ton. Moreover, IL we judge from the
countless preparations and treatments
which are continually being advertised
ior the purpose of making thin people
fieshy. developing arms. neck and bust,
and replacing ugly hollows and angles
by the soft curved lines of health and
beauty. there are evidently thousands
OF men and women who keenly feel
their excessive thinness.
ThinnesS and weakness are usually
due to starved nerves. Our bodies need
more phosphate than is contained in
modern foods. Physicians claim there
Is nothing that Will supply this de-
phate known among druggists as bitro-
phosphate, which is inexpensive, and
is sold by Tragic and most all drug
sists under guarantee of satisfaction
or money back. By feeding the nerves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
FARMVILLE

lSpeciel to The Times-Dispatch.I
FARMV1LLE. VA. August 24.--Rev.
NJ. +. Sanford. of Chatham. has been
and family, during the week. On last
Sunday morning he occupied tho pull
pit of the Baptist Church and preached
TO a large congregation.
Mrs. a. C. Chaplain and daughter, Of
Washington, are on visit to her home
people. at their country homo near
Farmville.
is the guest of his aunt Mrs. II. p.
Robertson.
Professor Eddie Wade. of Blueheid.
w Va has been recent visitor to
his home people here.
Miss Lockett Walton is the guest of
friends in Amelia.
Mrs, Annie Wooton is on visit to
s. c.
alrs. Fl. E. Barrow. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
arthur Barrow and the Misses Borrow
with friends on the Eastern Shore.
Mrs. L. b. Crowther and children left
tor Pennsylvania on Monday. whore
| they will make their home in future.
Mrs. T.. w. Ellington was the recent
guest of her brother, at Glover.
X w. Garnett has gone to Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,Nfor treat
ment. His daughter. Miss Mamie, ac-
companied him.
Mrs. D. T. Elan is visiting friends
in the Valley of Virginia.
MTS y. II. BuSS ana OSnter, MISS
Lillian. are visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. John Harmon, Of Florida, has
returned home, after visit to hcr
sister, Mrs. NJ. r. Foster, near Farm
Miss Fannie Walker is the guest of
| friends In Richmond
Mrs. James Davidson has as her
guest Miss Jayne Davidson and III. e.
Gregory, of South Richmond.
Mrs. w. n. Duvall and daughter.
Miss Altha, are visiting relatives In
| Richmond.
Mrs. James Hurt and children have
| returned from an extended stay with
her home people in Crewe.
Miss Maggie Elan is at home. after
delightful stay with relatives in
buckingham County.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Taylor have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
| Sergeant Joe Poole. of Camp Lee,
| has been with his home people dur
| Ing the past week
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. French and chill
| dren nave returned 10 Covington, after
Il visit to her relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lindsey were
recent visitors to Ocean View.
Mrs. ]. Z. Garland and daughter
| nave returned from a delightful stay
at Natural Bridge.
| DR.. e. II. Richardson and family left
Tor their home in Baltimore this week,
| after spending some time in the home
| OF MS brother, w. p. Richardson and
| family.
| Miss Phyllis Baylcy has returned to
| her nome in Lawrenceville, after a
| pleasant stay with Mrs. James David
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
GREENSBORO

Especial to The Times DiSpatch.]
GREENSBORO. n. c.. August "a
Mrs Guy Julian Thomas entertained
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
of Miss FIilda Sharpe, of Converse, Ga,
and Misses Lucille and Doris Brown.
of Ayden Miss Julia Gold won the
prize for highest score, and Miss Sharpe
was awarded the consolation. Delicious
refreshments were served.
of Rev and Mrs. NJ. c.. Field, OF this
city, was married Monday evening to
j. Thaddeus Weatherly, who is in
training at Camp Jackson. The bride
wore a blue travelling suit. with gray
accessories. Rev; G. F. Sheriff. was
Belle. league, played the wedding
march. and also. gave several appro-
pirate selections before the bridal party
entered. An informal reception was
held after the ceremony, and an ice
course was served, after which the
the groom's father, c. T. Weatherly.
ut Pleasant Garden.
Little Paul Allen entertained n num-
Der OF his young friends at his home
on North Elm Street Tuesday after
noon, the occasion being his fourth
birthday. The little host received a
number of pretty gifts
A lawn party was given Friday even
ing s BY Mrs C. A and at ME- her hSmc
Mary G. Lawrence, of Zion College
Misses Margaret and Birdie Rowland
of Franklin, We, and Norma Moore, OF
stokesdale: Delightful Refreshments
Misses Hassie Johnson and Ethel
Brown.
Professor and Mrs NJ. B. Andrews
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
returned with mo- greater calamity than

returned with no greater calamity than
being in bedrabbled plight.
Of AUCTION and Se SuPdrea
given for the benefit of Red Cross
work. The prizes were donated by
s soens OF the guests, SO the entire Pro.
fortunate contestants were: Mrs. Eu-
gene Nolte Of Seguin. Texas: Miss Muir
It's RAWLINGS. of Norfolk; Miss X. Col
lings, of Norfolk
Mrs. L. Hudgins was hostess at an
enjoyable al fresco, entertainments. She
dren, to the woods near tho bank OF
the. river for a merry-making. The
little folks played games and romped
over the hills and enjoyed q good lunch
which Mrs. Hudgins had provided for
them. Mrs. Hudgins and her young
niece. Helen Hhll, left for their home
IN Norfolk on Tuesday after stay OF
Mrs. A 3: Hammond: Mt: and Mrs
James T: Woods and Mrs. J. E. Rob-
inson. All of Roanoke; are among the
Mrs. George X. Pratt, Jr., and her
two children arrived the later part OF
last week from New Orleans. La, They
VIII in all probability be here for the
The additions this week to the al
ready large colony from Norfolk are:
Miss Ruth Armspaugh, Mr.. and Mrs S
Brown and their son: Sylvester Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Clark Miss NJ
Rawlings. II. w. Rawlings.
Among those who motorcd here for
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cor
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Robinson and
Miss Lottie Barnwell, of Roanoke.
Rev. G. a. Ashby, of Raleigh, n. c..
held two services here on Sunday, one
Ill the morning for the children and the
other in the evening for adults Both
services were we'll attended and en-
joyed.
Other arrivals this week are: Eugene
Nolte, Sequin, Texas: Mrs. Williams
Grossman and four children. Mrs. Will
Der III. Morrill,, Mrs. J. r. Knight and
two children, Petersburg, Va; Thomas
j. King. Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nc
Kea. Roanoke; George J. Twohy. Nor.
folk.
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II. LIE Moine cotes and Misses Constance
Cotes, and RoNey Bentley, of Hardings
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
I. Buck. at Weems.
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Thomas Doming
near Burgess's Store.
Misses Mary and May freeman, OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. L. A.
Harding. near Hardings.
Cards have> been received announcing
the safe arrival in France Of Lieuten-
ant Fred. D. Bren.
Periquinc acknowledgements, who has
been in the county for some little
while. has returned to his home in
Mrs. George Hopkins and children
who have been visiting her mother
Mrs. John Sisson, at Sisson's Corner
have gone to their home. near Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Basye. of NAL
timore, are spending some tim6 with
his mother. Mrs. John Sisson.
Miss Mamie Hudnall, of Hardings,
pital. Fredericksburg.
Cyrus Harding. of Harrisburg, Pa,
Is spending his vacation with friends
near Hardings.
Mrs. II L: Coles recently entertat2ed
ut dinner Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Harding, Misses
GSo onst Coles Irene Magarity and
Cassidy and James Coles.
George and Marvin Carter and Mrs.
Belle Carter left Wicomico recently for
Hopewell, Robert Harding going with
them as far as Richmond.
Mrs. a. Wiles. of Mila. has her niece,
Miss Helen Thomas. of Merry Point.
visiting her.
William Miles, Jr.. of Baltimore, is
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. Brown, of Wicomico.
Hon. John r. Saunders, Attorney
General. and Fl. Jeter Hayden were at
Marvin Grove during camp.
Private Sheman Neale, of near
Heathsville, have arrived safely in
France
Dir. r. L. Booker. Wilson Selby and
r. l.. Hudnall. also DIR. Loving Cockreil,
have offered their services TO the gov
eminent.
Misses Blanche and Ruth Coppedn
spent the weekend at the home Of Miss
Flosse Damron, OF Rivord.
Arthur Truitt. of the coast artillery,
Rort Story, near the Virginia capes,
recently visited his parents, at Locks
ley Hall" near Lillian.
Owen Lewis, OF the naval reserve,
was in Reedville recently on a short
leave. Willie Mcgee, Of the same serv-
ice, has gone back to his work, after
being In Rockville with his family.
Miss Sara Harper. of Portsmouth.
who has been spending some time with
her sister. Mrs. a. Al Bront, at Roam