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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
..H|lA|RR|sONBuRC NORMAL
]: ]: TO REOPEN OCTOBER %
t.~
Forced 60 Suspend Last Monday BE
cause OF Numerous Cases
of inf'ucnzn.
MANY GO TO THEIR HOMES
epidemic Attacked More Than Hal
= the Faculty, and the Students in
. Almost ms Great Proportion--Wcrc
.s Handicapped for Nurses.

-. Especial 10 Tho Times-Dispatchl
~ HARRlSoNBURG, VA. October l2.-
.Sfter an unsurpassed health record for
,line years. this school closed October
IL until October ~ OF account of the
epidemic OF influenza. which has made
sNch heaIway in the school the past
len days. About onc-half of the stu
dents and more than one-hulf OF the
instructors have been attacked by the
.WSease, although in most cases in Il
Mld form.
-. Every effort was made to secure
ss5Asee is similarly afflicted, only three
Were procured, and until the last two
DAYS the resident nurse and one other
nave borne the full burden OF the work
>,NltH the assistance of some of the
students and members OF the faculty as
they could spare time from their
classes. But the resident nurse and
several OF these faculty members were
forced 10 take to their beds. and there
Wcse not nearly enough instructors
lelt 10 teach the depleted classes
FeiIce 1t was decided TO use all re-
manning energies TO care for the sick
anG TO allow the students who were
wei and those whom the school ply
stefan considered sufficiently recovered
10 go to their homes until conditions
should Improve and ali he able to
resume regular work together In any
Cass where the travelling expenses
homo and back again TO the school
amount 10 more than the board saved
nE inc absence. the school will pay
the difference
NO absence Will be counted aEnins,
any student. The record for tho QUAR-
Ter VIII begin with the reoDcninC DC
tober -. The postEraduates and stu
dent assistants at the school and any
others who felt strong enough To NJ,
slst with the work were requested to
remain so long as they might he needed
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ACCOMAC

A tSSpeeial to The Times, Dispatchl
,AICoNIAC. VA, October lo-NIiss
niiriam Mock Is ia Philadelphia. taking
a course In nursing.
orvilic Taylor. of Norfolk. was the
necsnt guest of his parents, Captain
aha Mrs: Lynn +. Taylor.
AIRS. Thomas |. Drummond. of Nor
l9Ik, Is visiting In tho home OF her
niece Mrs. $. James burlington.
MT and Mrs. G.. Il. Mason and Mrs.
TO Norfolk - ~
>, The residence of the late John S.
arson arson. commissioner of fisheries,
Which was sold at public auction last
II;niIuIrday. was bought by L. OBrian
iiiSkman, for $4,000
me annual chrysanthcmum carnival,
neid by the L. ID. c.. will take place
october 80. 81, and November L. The
Only entertainment VIII be a concert
wednesday evening in the courthouse
Miss Katherine Simmcrman has re-
turned TO the Peabody Conservatory
nnitimore, 10 take postgraduate
Henry Wise Darby FELL from a cart
iaSt week, breaking both bones I'm his
MIR. and Mrs. HARDY TAYLOR returned
RECENTLY. from their bridal tour, and
VIII make their home here.
Mrs. Is. S. AShby is visiting her son.
4. u. Ashby. in South Carolina.
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BOWLING GEEN

Snecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
BOWLING GREEN. VA, October 10
MISS Margaret Smoot. of Penniman, is
spending some time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Il. T.. Smoot.
Mrs. j. l.. Jordan spent part of the
week IN Richmond with relatives
Miss Frances Glasscll visited friends
AT camp Lee this week
Miss Frances Eroaddus of stony
creek. Is spending some time with her
mother Mrs Kate q. Broaddus
Mr.. and Mrs l.. T. Martin and Mr.
and Mrs. William Pcttus Miller have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Louisville, Ky.
Ernest Wilson. Of Cape Charles is
visiting his brother Walter Wilson.
Mrs. John 6. Eroaddus and Miss
annie NJ. Broaddus arc spen,iing some
time at Crab Orchard.
r.. Il, Travis has returned from
Staunton. where he attended a meet
ing OF the food administrators OF the
state.
Major 7. D. CoghilI spent par,
OF this week in Richmond
Mrs. Lear has returned from a visit
to her daughter. Mrs. Russell Young,
in Petersburg.
Mrs. .. l.. Smoot has returned from
a visit TO relatives IN Richmond
Mrs. l. NJ. Hughes and son. Ray
mond, OF Richmond. spent part of
tins week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ Il. Chandler.
On account of the influenza, all OF
the public schools of the county,
churches, and other pubic gathering 5
nave been closed.
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ton. has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Leonard e. Hixson.
Gently visited his. son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Camper.
Mrs George Berger Cooke. Of Peters,
ourS. IL the guest of her parents. NIr.
and Mrs. G. E. Nash.
Mrs. Phoebe Finnell. of Fairfax
County, has been visiting at the home
OF Colonel and Mrs. Robert a. Hutchi-
son.
Willard r: Emmons. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J.. Emmons. left recently for
Blacksburg., where he win begin agri-
cultural and military training.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ L. Pence and
daughter. of Orkney Springs, were re-
cent guests Of their son, Rev. Edgar T..
Pence.
Private John L. Hynson. of Camp
Lee. recently, visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs r. 8. Hynson
Rev. c. w. Trainham. of Burlington.
King and Queen County. has been
visiting his former congregation here.
MIR. and Mrs. George C. Round, Jr.,
OF Herndon, have been the, guests of
MT. Rounds parents, Lieutenant and
Mrs George G. Round.
weekend with his family here.
Miss Lillian V. Gilbert has returned
from Albermarle County, where she
attended the fair at Free Union.
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BIG STONE GAP

BIG STONE GAP, Va. october 10
Miss Mary Akers. assistant principal
Of the high school, left Friday FOR
Emory where she will visit her par
ents while the school il closed
Major f.. T. Bullitt, OF Philadelphia
arrived here Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Slaughter. of Washing
ton. is spending sometime here with
relatives.
Mrs. u. d. Sizcr and children re-
turned home recently from an extended
visit to relatives in Marion. Ohio
}. H. Ayera left last week for Wash
nSton, where he has accepted gov
crnment position.
Professor and Mrs. a. ]. Wolfe. OF
Cleveland. Va, spent a few days re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Carter
Miss Edith ballard left Monday for
Bristol. where she will visit a few
days before going to Washington,
where she VIII spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs. w. +. Rock, and do
clerical work for the government
Charles Bum. who is i'm training at
Camp Lee. is spending several DAYS
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. l..
Bum.
Miss Ora Rush. OF Abingdon. spent
the weekend here visiting her broth
or. j. w. Rush.
Miss emma Duncan. of Radford
spent n few days here this week v:s.,-
ing her sister. Mrs w A. Baker.
!. Poke Wo!fo is visiting home
folks in town this week. He will re-
port 1T Camp Lee about the 18th of
this month.
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RADFORD NORMAL

John Kendrick ii BANG 9c'0e tSr a aiMnF
uished author and lecturer. delivered
M ms famous lecture on Light and Shade
~ and students of the Normal School
on Monday night. DIR. Bangs spent the
spring and early summer in France as
n Red Cross and Y. NJ g. 4. worker and
had unusual opportunities to secure
first hand information in regard to the
lite spirit and conduct of the Ameri-
can soldiers on the battle fields OF
The members of the faculty have a
large number of engagements TO de-
liver addresses before teachers insti-
Professor j. T. Whit last week add
dressed the Citizens League of the
Glade School.
y unique and very interesting inter-
denominational Sunday school teacher
training course>has been worked out for
the use of the Normal School students
the coming year. This plan has been
Endorsed by all of the denominatioual
sunday school boards to whom * has
been presented. The students finish
ing this course Will be given the special
offered by their respective denomina-
ton. Much attention has been given
TO the training of sunday school
teachers and community workers in
present plan is the result of several
years. experience in providing Sunday
school Misunderstanding courses. All
of these courses are voluntary and are
open to any student who wishes to
take them.
The Radford Normal plan OF Bible
study has been very favorably re-
ceived in number of States Since
the publication OF this plan the State
Board of Education. through 4 com
mittee appointed by the state Board,
has adopted a plan somewhat similar
to the Radford Normal plan of Bible
study. y large number of students
take these voluntary Bible courses.
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now at his home here much improved
Miss Susie Holiday. OF Rosemary.
). G. is Visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
+. Cowherd. near town.
Lieutenant Marvin Goodwin, an aero
instructor of Love Field Dallas, Texas,
has been spending the week with his
father. Captain i. NJ Goodwin. here.
Mrs. Phil Dew, OF Spotsylvania
County, is n guest OF Mrs. c. T.. Cow
nerd near town.
Mrs. George Goodwin is visiting
friends in Richmond.
Elder w. G. Monett. wife and little
daughter, Marian, and Mrs. +. T.. Han
kins and little daughter. Vera, have re-
turned from u visit to friends at Dos
we'll and Cuckoo.
Mrs. Ralph Rainey is spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Mclilroy. near town.
Invitations have been issued for tho
marriage of Miss Josephine Brooliing.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Upshur
Brooking. of Hamilton. Va. and
Thomas q. Sampson, son of Mrs. l.. i.
Sampson. of haywood" this place.
The wedding will take place at Iiamil-
ton on Saturday morning. October 10.
ellis y. Sampson, of this place. will he
his brothers best man. After the cere-
mony, Mr.. Sampson aud his bride will
leave for motor trip through Mary
land.
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ASHLAND

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ASHLAND. VA. October i2.-On ac-
count Of the epidemic of Spanish in
nuenZa In town the churches and
schools have been closed for the past
ten days. and all kinds of public gath
erings have been called OF.
The Liberty loan committee is using
every effort TO raise the towns quota.
which is $4,000. but Is much handi.
capped by the situation.
About sixty men Of the Randolph
Macon S. A. T. c. have been sick, as
well as hundreds of town people, but
SO far no deaths have occurred
Cadet Piolt Frank Bane. Of Texas,
is here for week with Mrs. Bane in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hoof-
magic.
MIR. and Mrs Luther p. Hartsook
and children arc spending some time
In the home of Mrs. Henry G. Scott.
Mrs. John Wightman left this week
FOR Newport, r.. l.. where she will
fcoman John Wightman, U. S. n.
Miss Mary Wright. Of Varina, has
returned to her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chenery have
returned to Washington after visit
to Mrs. James Chenery.
Mrs. Fisher Ragland was here re-
GENTLY as the guest of her mother,
Mrs. T. NJ. Jones.
William L. Williams, of Camp Lee,
mother Mrs. Charles Williams
Miss Carolyn Marsh, OF Catawba, has
returned from q visit to Pittshe1d,
Mass. and is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Travers Marsh.
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AMHERST

lSpecinl to The Times Dispatch.l
AMI EKST, VA, october l2.-Mrs u.
+. Garland and Miss Zelda Garland
last week spent several days with DR..
and Mrs. Sam Wilson. in Lynchburg.
Miss Ncna Ware has returned from
an extended visit to her brother. w.
" Ware OF Orange. and her sister,
Mrs 6. i. Davis. Of Richmond.
Mrs G. w. Dearborn, who has been
visiting relatives in Washington ana
Ai.Nandria, returned home Friday.
Mrs : NJ. G.. Wills has gone to
Howard McKinmon.
Miss Essie Robinson was the guest
Of friends in i;ynchhurg RECENTLY;
spent the Weekend with his family at
Mrs. Il. II. Iiarrisc/s.
Miss Jessie Hurford spent Sunday in
hynchhurs with her sister Miss Mary
Bascom Williams. of Washington. is
NE cues, Of his mother, Mrs. James
+ Williams
Miss Charlotte Thomas is visiting
ington.
Miss Bertha rfcister who spent a
I'VE weeks vacation with her parents
mere returned To Philadelphia Fri
Mrs. reyton y. Dearborn was called
10 philadelphia recently on account Of
N me death of her sister. Mrs. Olive
Chandlcc. She died Of Spanish irfiuen-
IA ana another sister is i'll from Tho
Same disease '''
Rcnjamin wales. who has been visit
ing al MS home near Sweet Briar has
returned TO West virginia
Mrs. w *. Allen and baby and Miss
hnrtord have returned from an cx-
tended visit TO Atlantic City
, Mrs u: VI. Coffey and her mother.
MIS-. Harper. are spending the veclt 81
tn" Coficy farm. "N!ontpelicr."
MISS Harriet Evans was the week
end guest OF Miss Margaret l.. Tucker
near townsville
Mrs ii. ;. f"v,on and children who
have been Waiting friends in Lynch.
burG. returned home Wednesday,
George H. Eowlcs OF I.ynchburp
Is spending several days at his home
near Sandidgcs "
Misses Mary settle and Irene Ware.
VINO are teaching near proffius I'm
Alpcrmar!e County, returned home
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CULPEPER
!&N.l'

Especial to-T'he Times Dispatch.1
CULPEpER. VA. October l2-Hav-
Ing sold "Ashleigh." the home Of the
Stringfellow family for many genera
TONS the Misses Stringfellow have
come to town to live.
Miss Clara McCandless, of Philaoa,-
phia, spent last week with her sister.
Mrs. Edwin Gibson, on Jameson Hill
The Woman's Auxiliary was enter
G tnined Monday Monday at tho home of Mrs.
After spending several months in
Washington and in the mountains Of
Maine, Miss Lillian kcigwin has re-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Newton.
Miss Louise Gibbs. OF Woodstock.
Is visiting FRIENDS here for few
days.
Misses Nalle and Stringfellow, OF tho
faculty Of the High School, are spend
ing this week at their homes In tho
county.
Mrs. Walter Griffin came from Rich
mond last night TO spend some time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Macy.
Mrs. Hudson. OF warrenton, and Mrs.
tIumphries. Of Brandy, are visiting
Colonel and Mrs. S. NJ. Newhouse TO he
with their sister, Mrs. Thompson. who
has been quite sick.
to Washington, after spending several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. George
Gray, ut tho Burroughs Inn.
DR.. and Mrs. Quarles. who have been
tn. guests OF their son-inlaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Yoweii,
have leased Mrs. Porter's home Oh
Jameson Hill.
Miss Adella Vowel and Miss Maurie
Jones arc visiting relatives In Rich
mond.
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, October 12.-
Miss Mabel Harris has returned from
an extended visit to friends in Pitts
burEh and other northern points.
Raymond Werner. Of White Sulphur.
Is spending sometime in the city re-
cupcrating.
ii. S. Jones is spending sometime In
Lexington with his son. Irwin. who is
i'll in that place.
Miss Dreamu Chambers. who Is
teaching this session ut Goshen, Is
spending short time with her par
ents.
Charles +; Fritz; who has been spend
ing his furlough here, has returned to
his camp at Old Point Comfort.
Sherman Spinner, who is attending
school at Fishburne Military School, is
OH visit to his parents.
Hubert NJ. Smith, of the Tenth Vir-
ginia Coast Artillery, stationed at
Newport News, is here on furlough
He is just out OF the army hospital,
and Is here to recuDeratc.
Miss Gladys Tucker is at home for
II visit OF Il few weeks. Her school, near
Petersburg, was closed on account Of
influenza. and she will be here until
it reopcns.
Mrs. r. c. Haywood. of Sewer, n. c..
is spending few days here with
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FARMVILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FARAIV1LLE, VA. October l2.-
nuenza. which is prevalent here and in
the community, the public schools. both
white and colorcd have been closed.
all public gatherings have been dis
are being pursued in the attempt to
check spread Of the disease.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace ADAMS have re-
turned from their !f,, Wedding trip and
ents.
w. L. Davis, of Newport Ncws. has
been on visit to relatives at the
two children, of Hopewcll. and Miss
Jane Whitaker of Baltimore. have
DR.. and Mrs. l.. H. Whitaker.
Mrs. c. r. Chick has just returned
from visit to her daughter. Mrs. Balm.
Of Petersburg, and son. Travis, of
Mrs Matte Lee Wolfe of Washing
ton was present TO attend the burial
Of II. Christian Mckinney. of Washing
ton. son Of former Governor. McKin-
cemetery on last Monday. Mrs. McKin-
nev and daughter. Mrs. Edwin Van
Wrinkle. OF Covington, were also here
for the burial.
Henry w Anderson. of Richmond.
was the past weekend guest of his
brother. DIR. w. T.. Anderson and
ram lily:
DR. Mary Brydon has been guest OF
Miss Mary Peck. of the Normal faculty
during the past week.
Mrs. Edwin Van Wrinkle, OF Coving-
ton. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. PuuIus
Irving.
Miss Mabel Coleman. one OF the
teachers of the Amelia Courthouse
school, is at home for Il short stay. her
school having been closed OH account
OF influenza.
Ray AIathcwson. Of Raleigh, ". C.
was recent visitor TO his brother,
Roy Mathewson and family.
Mrs. bishop and little son. OF Flori-
da, are OH visit to her mother Mrs
w. NJ. Duvall.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Miss Mary Page Irving
daughter of DIR. l.. y. Irving, to r. D.
johns, both of this place. the marriage
TO take place sometime IL, November
Misses Martha Lillian Bugg ana Ruth
Richmond schools, are home with their
people during the closing of the
schools.
Mrs. Aubrey Bradshaw, OF Crewe
visited Mrs. Giles Holt on Wednesday,
Mrs. Minnie stephens. of Orange. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs T.. w. McIn-
tosh.
Rev IL. NJ. FuGatc pastor OF Farm
Eii!e Baptist church. but now of Macon
Ca. was greeted here by his many
friends Thursday of this week, havin .
stopped over on his way 10 Roanoke
y. i. Gray. OF Petersburg spent the
past Weekend with relatives here.
fri ileainan Leneave. of Crewe, visited
friends here on Wednesday,
Mrs II. Warren Walker is very sick
SuHerinE with pneumonia resultin 6
from influenza. in Richmono at the
Iuckcr Sanatorium
t0mi is the guest of Mrs. c. n
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ORANGE

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ORANGE, VA, October l2.-Car;er
Ransom. OF New York visited his par
}. pendleton Taliafcrro, OF Tampa.
Florida, is visiting his sister Miss Lucy
Is Taliaferro.
Mrs. l.. w. Armentrout has returned
TO Richmond after = visit TO her home
at Rapidan.
Miss Francis Dare Tallafcrro. of
Washington, spent Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Garland ITALIA
fcrero.
w. w. Ware has returned from a
visit to relatives at Amherst.
j. Randolph Marshall and Lewis
Marshall. of Washington, have recently
been guests at Mrs. +. l.. Marshalrs
on Main Street
Lieutenant n. NJ Ewan has been pro-
mote. to captain and assigned TO
red Miss Mary Louise Camper. of
Orange
Airs, Peter ]. PAYNE was called to
Lynchburs last week by the Illness OF
Miss Mary Porter Hatcher is teach
ing at the Somerset High School this
session.
Horace Newman Robinson. of IIol-
dcn, w. Va, spent several days at his
Orange home the past week.
Mrs. Joseph and little son are on n
Visit to her parents at Blacksburg.
c. j. Maddox, OF Stanarlsville, is
MISS Elizabeth Barbour. who spent
the past year with her aunt. Mrs. Fan
mic Stovin: returned on Monday to hor
nome In Louisville, Ky.
Mrs Luther Anderson has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
carter. In Washington. d. c.
MISS Lucy Bootcn has returned from
County
number OF people from Orange at
tehded tho funeral OF Robert Scott in
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FARMVlLLE NORMAL
tSrccial,o Th. ,ri,nos D,.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
:, rAal a VA. October IL John
entitled Light and Shades In the Land
OF OF Naior' at the Normal School on
INV; hmursuay evening. AS Mr.. Bangs has
WAS engaged In Red Cross work, he was
aoie to give the audience new kind
o o., message from that other world
h Mn,Hm ms books have depicted 80
i mss in the hadcs of war his keen eye
has caught many glimpse into the
numor and pathos Of the human strug-
So Acr existence. The lecture was
ooth delightful and inspiring.
inc lecture by Mr.. Bangs inuusura.ed
N" entertainment course for the wear
The management has arranged for
five other numbers to be given iurin.r
me winter They are Nictor's Italian
lNhr on. inc Smiths SPRING Holmes Co..
MM oHa,;a Flowers the Waikiki
nchool G!ee Club. The Dramatic club
VII VII perhaps also give one number.
tlctor's Italian Artists arc scheduled
Henry w. Anderson. of Richmond.
gave an interesting talk to the students
sunday on his experiences az head
OF the Red Cross Commission to Rou-
:, No Spanish Influenza has developed
IN the Normal School. In view of con-
aiuons in other like institutions there
is every reason TO be thankful The
the fact that the school opened carly
before the epidemic got started and
every .precaution has been taken to
Keep 1t away. The students and their
friends arc cooperating beautifully IN
spite OF the necessary restrictions to
their freedom and all are determined
10 do, everything possible to keep up
the excellent health record
Much of the work 'ol the student
teachers in the training school is now
oeinE directed TO preparing the school
exhibit for the Farmville farm and
school fair on Octoher "A aud %.
DR.. Mary T.. Brydon. formerly the
resident physician, who is now with
the State Board of Health is visiting
MISS Mary L. Peck, of the Normal
School faculty.
President Jarman and Dr. Tidvman
addressed the colored people at Mercy
scat Church Sunday afternoon in con-
nection with the fourth Liberty loan,
ana 5000 was subscribed
Ny. Lear, of the department. of social
sciences. and V. Walden. of Farmvlle
SPOKE to the colored people at High
;ridSe on the same subject at the same
time. $3.50 being raised
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LAWRENCEVILLE

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatchl
LAWRINCEV1LLE, VA, October 10.
Mcsdames o. II. Short. Margaret Short,
Jones End Efic Short returned on
Saturday from visit to their niece.
Mrs. 1rby Turnbull, at Boydton
Mrs. G.. G. Strohecker. Sr., returned
Tuesday from n visit to her son, c. c.
Strohecker. Jr. who is i'll with pneu-
monia in Petersburg.
I'D Wright left Monday for Chester.
Pa. to visit his brother. Thomas
Wright, who is in military service, and
who Is quite Ill with Spanish influenza
Miss Jane Willis Rawlings. who lis
attending the Harrisonburg Normal.
Barley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones. of Pc
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tersburg. spent Sunday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Shelton II. Short
days with his parents, Mr.. 'n and Sey Mrs
George Wesson. this week
Nirkland Trotter Of Camden. s. c..
Trottcr. for the Weekend. a.
Mrs. w. 7. Wesson spent several davs
this week In Ashland, tho guest n1
her son. Hayne Wessor ~
Bryan Mitchell. U. s. NJ, spent Sur.
day In town with relatives
L. Milton Fillmore. Jr.. arrived Thu,
week from Randolph Macon Academy.
Bedford City, for short visit To his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. \. NJ Gilmore
In last weeks letter II was stated
that st. Paurs Normal and Industrial
epidemic OF Spanish influenza. This
was an error. The Parish School for
day pupils is closed, but the other
is in session.
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Gordonsville on Sunday afternoon. He
was brother of Mrs. c. ID. Blake
man.
Thomas Cooper has returned from a
visit to Richmond
Willie Hobson. of Fork Union
1caaemy. is visiting his sister, Mrs.
iaui Scott near Orange.
Miss Daisy Horne, one of the teach
erS at the Orange High School. left
tSn iis week for her home In Jarretts.
~" where she will remain until the
High School is again opened. All
SCHOOLS here were closed on account
OF Spanish influenza
MISS Fannie Stovin has returned to
oouperry Forest after weeks v-sr.
10 her home in Orange
Mss Rose Burgess. who Is attending
Soiiese IN Richmond this session, is
Oh visit to her home here
Mrs. l.. II. Gray, of "NIontebeIIo +"
H"s returncd from 4 trip TO New York