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WINCHESTER

LSpecia! 70 The Times Dispatch
WINCH EST ER, VA. september !. -
Miss Lucille riatvt has returned 10
New York. after visiting Miss Ru'h
Guycr.
lr. William / Greene, Mt Vernon.
y u N.s!linE his brothcr-in- law
and sister Nj ana Mrs George T..
Norton.
Mrs. W,slay Morrison has .e,nrn,d
from visit to relatives ia Halti-
more.
spendinr The wcek in R!chm m%mi nee"
MIS-. Roberi T Barton has returned
from old Point Comfort, Va
Rev. 9 u Harris - H. and Mrs.
Harris have returned 20 Baltimore.
after visiting relatives at Middl.town
Or and Mrs Hugh Taylor nave ,e-
turned 10 Richmond after sp..,..u.:
W II. H. Campbell and his daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell Owinrs. Mil.
Nd. are visiting II T. Campbell at
Miss Mildred Grim,h ca,onsyn.e.
Md, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Nlbert e. Brown
Miss f'rcIdi" Chapman. Lynchburg.
va, is visiting here and at Nillwood
Nir. and Mrs Il + Duvan hevc re-
turned to Coiiingwood. y. j., after
visiting relatives here
Miss Margaret Baughcr. Baltimore.
& has been visiting her grandmother.
Miss martha Mason kenncrly and
Miss Dorothy skinner are in New
York
f Mrs Frank Burger ana MISS
Zinkand. i!agers;own. Md have been
WISHING MSS Kathleen smith
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work. which movement has been in
augurated throughout the Southern
States.
Mountain Home" the country place
Of Mrs. J. Il. X. Bell. was the scene
OF a very delightful meeting of the
Thursday Club this week.
Among those who left for school
this week were: Misses Willie Beavcil
and Ruth I.aughon to womans Col
lego. LynchburE; Miss Juliet Carna-
han. to Radford Normal; Misses
Evelyn Kinks and Mary Steer to
Martha Washington College. Abingdon;
Miss Iva HURST TO Danville: Joe Frye.
Chanin Duncan mad Roy Albert to
Roanoke College. Salem.
Thompson Graham. who Is enlisted
In the medical reserve corps. left this
week to resume his course at the
Richmond Medical College; Richmond
lfensel Eckman. for seven yenrs head
chemist at the Pulaski Works OF the
General Chemical Company. has been
transferred to the Laurel Hill Works
New York. to do special research
work. He is succeeded by w. f.
Knapp, transferred from the Chicago
works. MIR. Eckman was Scout master
for Troop No. . OF the Boy Scouts and
has been Instrumental in Scout ac-
tivities here.
Mr.. and Mrs Is. Laughon left Tues
day for "A visit of several weeks with
the family OF their son. w. Guy
l,auEhOn, In Baltimore.
Captain james L.. Bosang. attached
to the adjHtants stan at Camp Wads-
worth. ,Spartanburg.; S. C.. is spending
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shore TheS were guests on a sailing
vessel on the chesapeake BAY.
Mrs: y. u. kinSai, is visiting rela-
tiNcs in Norfolk
Clarence SmhLh. Of Kay Moor Ia
spending y few days with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. u. T.. Smith,
Miss Margaret M.Cutchen has left
Tor LynchbLrs. whcrs she VIII resume
her studies at Randolph Macon Wo-
mans Cellcse.
Misses Evelyn and \. creme Settle. who
nave been spending the summer at
nome. have left for Hinton. where they
NH teach NE coming session.
Mrs. Matte SandridGe and Miss Daisy
i.andrum have returned from Il pleasure
ri2 10 cincinnati.
w. II. ovcrs;rcet and family have re-
turned from u trip to Roanoke and
'hnwSriie. taken in their automobile.
Mrs. I. =. Read. OF Roanoke. is the
guest of Mrs. ". T. liay,h,
Garland Huddlcstun. "f Kay Moor.
: spending "a few days i'm the city. as
he guest of his mother on Rose Street
Marvin Mathews. of Chicago. is Wis
ting his aunt. Mrs. W. w. King. on
ALE shany Street.
Mrs. :. w Lsticc and two children.
who nave bee. spending some time in
No'iolk, have returned to their home.
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MARION

lvctl 70 The Times pjspatchl
. NItS VA september 9l.--Marion
'r'a:o opened Wednesday, with the
,E -asi attendance ~ its history, There
probably ,.xtr five boarding pupils
a>ide iccal patronage In" splendid
attendance at n" opening II the ses-
sion : not cnl! E-Ntifyinc. hu, shows
h-t ~" work 81 jh~ college is being
appreciated
C,n=r ssnlan Sler,p ard Major Muir
RAJ n the L. : Amy. r" Snt'y visited
S'derlnc he poS>lh'" use 81 re large
hospital for c.ri-c fpr some Of tho
.vnlnd-d sold - rejr= hrotsh, over
from ~. other <'dr
"ohe-' ". nicNa-dsar has moved his
2" w''r from Erno~v 70 y r'rn in order
~ have The e3van, Les OF M.riou's eN-
rolf"Nt scnpo
Tire s~i- o. vs. savings stamps has
seen pressed Win great vigo- hy I.
> BOYD. ~ Buchanan Count and A
-Umhc- - other sr.ake-s. III the Coun-
" with Enc results
y r Carrier. : : - 'iroseS'osc w
-. Seaver. Jr.. - " Cor@nh%ver. II. G.
sutton ana " ;. raniei lott this week
~ Tulsa, Okla. to 9t,c"d re Con-
'cG"rate reunion. commencing on Sep
/ =. Scot, loft "Wednesday for Fort
TAYLOR. Ky. where he viii enter an
officers training school ITO is the
'hird son Of Nj. and Ms w \. Scott
20 voluntce:
Mrs j Walter scott. Of chnhowie.
and George 4 Jonas. of Marion. Two OF
he Oldest and most es'cemcd residents
PASSED away this wecl-
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PULASKI

rsuecia, to The Times Dispa,ch.l
PULASKI VA. September 21--Flora
stuart Chapters, United Daughters 90
the 7ConfederacN, elected the follow
ing officers Monday for the ensuing
wear Mrs. J. II. n. Bell: president
dent: Mrs. j. II. Painter. second vice.
presidents: Mrs. John II. Snuff, treas
urer: Miss Margaret BoSang. record
ing secretary: Mrs. J. Il. Bell. cor
responding secretary: Miss Julia
cache historian. Mrs. BELL and MIS-.
chuff were elected representatives. 10
the state convention, which viii! mcc!
in Richmond October "a.
The chapter has taken steps To as
certain what us members have done IN
the various phases of hclning win the
world war in the way of bond pur-
chasing and selling and Red Cross
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ONANCOCK

Especial to The Times pispa,ch.I
oNANCOCK. VA. September 2l-
Henry T. Powell has returned to the
Episcopal School for Boys. LynchDurg
MIR. and Mrs. i. < Mills and Miss
lean Mills spent the week in rhiladel
phia.
Mrs. w l.. Moore and children are
visintinC relatives III rhiadclphia
tlwriEht l.. Morey. who has been
with his brother. Hichard Morey. In
California for S;N months. arrived
Monday. He has passed the radio eX-
animation and Will enter the service
Of the United states. although he is
not yet seventeen.
Mrs. Robcr, l.. Hopkins has ,as her
guest her niece. Mrs. Edgar Carpenter.
Of Alexandria.
Miss Fannie Taylor. OF t:astpn. Md.
was the Weekend guest OF her parents.
MIR. and Mrs John i Taylor
Mrs. Curtis Fletcher and two chill
drcn. following visit of six weeks to
Mr.. and Mrs r !: Fletcher. left for
Paducha: Ky saturday.
spent two months with relatives here
hav" 90 harE 20 Washington
Mis- vida Kelley is entertaining her
sisic- Mrs William Stevenson. OF
H,rold stewart. OF the Johns Hop
kir> Hospital. Baltimore Is at the
home OF ms mother, Mrs Preston
stewart.
Mrs John W Robertson has with
her Mrs Price. of Snow Hill. Md
Lieutenant Baden Short. OF Camp
Meade. j. AT the home Of Mir and Mrs
George Borum.
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STAGE MILITARY PAGEANT r,
IN RICHMOND OCTOBER 9
over There" Including Camp. lie,
Soldiers In Cnst, to Visit
SeNcrnl CiiIca. - - y

Miss LucYe Terrill. Virginia state
director. war work council. national
BOARD. Y. w. G. A. and Miss Joan
'faFson. State director of pngeants.
,motored to Camp Lee yesterday In the
oaue triangle car to attend confer
mandi MN o Eolonel harrs Eaion H. com
pasean, the +. ". c. A. INTENDS INTENDS , to
October II. and in Petersburg octo-
,n The pageant to be given, in these
mere, and is sent out by the. war
work council About $50 of the Rich
mond girls have agreed to take part
In the playlet. while tina, same num-
per OF candidates in the central line
oncers training school have volun-'
leered their services as an aid in the
pageant to he given by the Y. w: e.
"A. Among the men in the camp who
nave oHered to take Il part are musi-
cians, artists. illustrators and writer's.
IT is expected that IL sufficient light
ca DC mad, this play will be held in
the City auditorium. If light cannot
DC arranged. the show will he given
in the Academy OF Music. This troupe
WI give these three plays. There are
about dozen other Y w. G.. a. pag-
eahts 10 be given at other places IN
ING state during the month OF October.
saturday. Miss Terrill and Mrs. J. 4.
Grockford. chairman OF State publicity
lor paSeants and fairs and the like.
MI w drihe the blue triangle car to
Kichmond. Lancaster, northumberland
aud Wcstmornland Counties to com
piete the organization OF the twelfth
district preliminary TO the coming
campaign to raise Sli2.S00.. This cain,
paiEn. which will follow the Liberty
loan campaign, will he conducted dur
ing the week from November II TO
Is. In !. there will be associated with
me !. w. 6. A. six Other war activity
organizations.
That tho Y. w. c. A. and the other
examinations have the patriotic sup
port OF the people is thought to be
indicated by that fact that. according
to news received Ivy Miss Terriil yes
terday, at the request OF the,E govern
mcnt. the board OF trustees OF Sassar
College. IouShkeepsie. y. Y. had re-
leased Mile Mathilde Monnier, French
instructor. from her duties at the coll
leSe TO continue her work among the
!oreign-born AT Camp Devens. Mass.
Miss Ruth Byars, director news ser
vice, Eastern district, and Miss FER
rill. Virginia director OF war work.
regard this as 4 hatterinE compliment
to the work OF the T. w e. A.. &,
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Dermatologisf Gives
Complexion Secret

THE great secret OF keeping the
face young is TO keep. OFT the dead
cuticle," says DIR. j. Mortimer Mitchell.
at is we'll known that the surface
skin Is constantly dying. falling OF in
imDerccptible particles. except in some
diseased conditions. when the same
appear like dandrun. But the parti-
elcs do not all drop Off immediately
they die. being held for while by
the live skin.
To have the derma illogical surgeon
peel of the entire outer skin at one
TIME Is painful and expensive opera-
ton The same result is obtained by
applying ordinary mercolized wax. as
you would cold cream. allowing this
70 remain on overnight. then taking
III OH with warm water. One OUNCE
usually sufices The process is both
painless and inexpensive, The wax.
which IL procuraDle at your drug store
" gradually absorbs the dead and
ne li dead skin. revealing the new.
heaithy. youthful-iooking skin under
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BIG STONE GAP

LSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch
BIG STONE CAT. VA. September 81
Mrs. y. II. Rceder and daughter
Miss Bette. arrived recently from
WashinEton. and Will spend sometime
with friends
w, II. Wren was visiting relatives in
chillhowie recently.
Miss Anna -AEce. of Washington. is
visiting her grandparents. MIR. and Mrs
: Folly
Mrs j. II Wears. who is a member
of IN" faculty Of the public school
spent the week end at Wise visiting
relatives
Miss EuIa Tacke,t rpen. the week
end in Pennington Gap visiting reia-
tiyaSs
Mrs. Walter Penn !ng,on. Of renning-
ton Gap. spent few days here re-
rently with her aunt, Mrs. w S
beverly
Jerome Wells Of ,he Engineering
Department of the Stoncga Coke 4
Coal Company. has been called for
service IN the army and left Thursday
for Camp Lee
Miss Jess McCorkIe. who has been
spending sometime in town visiting
friends. returned last week to her
home in Nora. where she will spend
Few days before returning to Wash
inE'o wher" she has a position
Mrs, :. Polly and gra ntldaushter.
Miss Anna .AEce. Of Washington. spcnt
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and Ora Kabriek. for Elizabeth Col
leGs. Salem. Iy
Mrs. William NJ. Lybrook is the guest
of Colonel and Mrs. John w. Williams.
I'm Richmond ? .yt-.l.
Miss Beth Palmer has returned to
Richmond. after a stay at Mountain
View" he Palmer summer home near
Blacksburg. -.
Mrs. Henry II. Pack and Henry Pack.
Jr., have closed their home here and
gone TO. Prospect for the winter.
Mrs. Lyman Carrier and little tlaugh-
ter have returned to Washington. after
spending tho summer with relatives in
'BlacksburE. -
Miss Adella Hale is spending two
weeks vacation with friends In Wash
inEton. Mrs. r. r.. Bennett, left Tues
day 10 visit her daughter. Miss Roberta
Bennett. In Washington.
Dr. J. Il. Booker, of Hampden- Sidney.
was the guest this week of President
and Mrs. Egglrstoi ut THE Grove"
Rev n. ]. Woods ID. D.. was called
to Martinsburg Monday by the very
critical illness of Ibis mother, Mrs. r.
MIR. and Mrs. S. c Harman left
Thursday for Driver. where the for
mer will teach in the Agricultural High
school.
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and Miss Gray Bradshaw, lief, Monday
night for New York. Miss Bradshaw
VIII enter school at that place. while
after visit to the New England
states, Miss Stcrnhcrcer Will cntc:
Eryn Mawr.
MIR and Mrs. Penn Z. scout and
G;iic son, who have been spending the
summer in New Orleans. have returned
to Greensboro. where they Wi! again
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward l.. EAi'-> and
daughters. Misses Nellie and Mar
Sucrite. have returned from Norfolk.
where they visited tie sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Balm. Edward and William. OF
the United states Navy.
Mrs. Ben =. Robertson. .lr.. mas re-
turned to Greensboro. after spending
some time in New York with her huS-
band, Lieutenant Robertson OF the
United states aviation service. Lieu
tenant Robertson has sailed FOR France.
aud Mrs Robertson Will he with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. q. : bradshaw,
on Church street. during his absence.
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RADFORD NORMAL

Snccial TO The Times Dispatch.]
RADFORp. VA. September 2l.-John
kendrick Bangs. the lecturer and phi
losophor will give an address before
the Normal school at Il very early
date. Or. Bangs is only one of the
distinguished lecturers and group OF
entertainers who will appear at the
Normal School this session. The Cliff
ford pevercuN Company. presenting
some of ShakcSpcare's and other elias
steal plays. Will spend three days at,
the Normal School some time during
the first quarter.
The furniture and equipment Of the
Literary Society halls Will he Consid-
erahly Increased early this session.
These societies are among the most in
fuential and helpful organizations in
the institution The contribution they
make IN the education and training OF
The young women in debate. Grafton
and ESSAY Will prove OF incalculablc
bench; TO them in the future.
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SOUTH BOSTON

tSpectal TO The Times pispatrh.l
SpUTH BOSTON VA. September 81
burg. visited here las, week. where he
has many relatives and friends.
Miss Halle Roller of Richmond. Wis
tied relatives here this week.
Miss Alleync Conn. who is in charge
of the girls dormtorics a, pcnniman
came here for the opening OF the pub
visiting friends. She taught the sixth
grade here for several hears.
y new feature OF the South Boston
pnblic school for this, season is = com
Nest. OF Bowling Green. Ky
Lieutenant pounHn Gray. OF the
Fourteenth COMPANY, {. y e. is here
VISITING. his grandmo,her. Mrs. "a y.
WillinEham.
Private Dick wilmu;h. Of The Four
tccnth Company. G y. g. Snen; sew
stationed IN WaShing;on H.. e. is Wis
'ng his parents here.
Miss EVELYN WhiimoTc. OF I.ynchhurs.
and Miss sally Bcrd OF Charleston, W.
VA. have returned 10 South Boston to
resume their duties as teachers i'll the
!eish. \. c. 10 enter Meredith college.
Misses Lois and Lee prumeilcr. Of
farmrnle. Va. have returned TO en-
public school for The coming year.
Miss Florence Ingram has coue TO
E.chmGnd "a teach in the John Mar
Troop 80 ; Of the Boy Scouts Of
>fnsrica, of this place. held a social
ana business meeting at the home of
Ms w II. Lawson Saturday night.
Rive medals were awarded oil behalf Of
trc United states Treasury Department
tur work don. III the third Liberty loan.
The regular business meeting of the
E,l Cross MAS held on Tuesday. and
Was largely attended Much interest is
~ .: manifested in the work
larry LcNelacs has gone 10 Camp
,'s.Asrn. : &. Tor training
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GREENSBORO

pecial 70 The Times Dispatch
Miss Bcss.c Love Alderman who is
Z 90 hc married Monday evening TO
Sidney 4 Gayle, OF Atlanta. has been
the recipient of manly social !ayors this
week The Gamma Tau Club, OF which
she is a member. was entertained By
Miss Myrtle prcyor at her home on
summit Avenue Tuesday afternoon
Other members OF the bridal party
were guests Of the club. Miss Anna
Williams entertained the club Thurs
day afternoon. with Miss Alderman as
honor guest Mrs Hayward Alderman
gave dinner party SATURDAY nigh, in
honor OF Mss Alderman and Mr.. Gayle
panied by Miss Rianch. SternberSer
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NEW YORK VISITORS
tNRtNi. ~ NJ NBI,ES

New York. soicUrners are pouring
into 'he Grecnbrler. and among those
VINO have arrived TINS pIS, wcel, to
remain until October are Mrs William
companioG uy Miss Curti>s Mr. and
Mrs. John Maze are here FROM Noun,
hsco, and Mrs Ma.:ce WHO rides daily
during her STAY her. Wi! also take
;he cure
Miss Ethel Barrymore. in private life
Mrs Russell Colt. Is at the ,irccnhri.r
for stay Of several weeks. and Is
devotinr much Of her time to outdoor
sports On Tuesday she played over
the course III spite Of light showers
during the afternoon. ON Monday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown.
-! Baltimore. gave dinner for fifteen
guests in her honor.
Miss Martha Wall. OF Richmond who
has been at Ncnnchunkport. Me, With
Mr. and Mrs DrSoto Fitz Gerald and
Miss Dorccn i'jtz Gerald. have re-
turned TO Whit sulphur springs to he
wiih her Aoi her and brother Mrs.
'@ WSie Z n M? ''f sprins M" hen mr. on
completing tn" iNvttmcni for the war
savings stamps bcioc" The fourth Lib
oTtY loan camp .l-u Is launched. and
the Wa! savings STAMP booth * opened
every cycr.uS iu thr Gretnhricr. where
barge sales n1Nr been recorded. Mrs.
stamp teams THIS week.
Mrs William gibbs McAdoo. who -
chairman Tor The Wumea'S committee
Tor the fourth l.n-st: loan. has re
turned 20 Wash!a-,Ull with MIR NJ
Adoo. Lice M3>, Ellen Wilson Me
ta!y's daughter and @randdaugntcr.
are remaining 81 Hawlc, Cottage
through September. ana Mrs McAdou
may r"tUra "a October to- short stay.
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White SULPHUR SPRINGS
HAS NO M|DsEAS0N
As Quickly rs Ono Gro~r IF So
ioUrncrs Leaves. Another
Arrives
coal PRODUCERS IN MEETING
Great Patriotic Rally at Crccnbrier,
When Australian and Canadian
Soldiers Tell of War Situation as
Il ts-Ntrs. McAdoo Goes Home.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS. w. w.
saisonr at White sulphur Springs this
year, for as quickly As one group OF
, soiourncrS completes its days OF
recreation and diversion. an'ot her
colony arrives TO take it's place, Fol
lowing the busiest Summer that this
popular resort has known in some
orners who have come 10 golf aud 10
take the cure. The spirit OF carry
on is manifested here in the enlist
tnent tor war work Indeed. Naca-
meNt OF Knitting nr other helping
handiwork would lie a sorry NacNt!on
Indeed, especially a. Waite sulphur
Mrs 'rhoraton Lewis. as chairman
81 The Kci Cross cUnteen committees
and consulAudani OF Tie service. has
atty workers. ANA Mrs Cery ,irtySon
is assistant commandment When word
came from George w stevens "ed-
eyal iuanascv 90 the chesapeake aud
peripitteu 10 ieaIc the trains ANA
march through III" picturesque
grounds, there WAS oCca> ION Tor nuch
rejoicing and ihe ntvvR SyrNive here
prepared 10 d. 5'i ,h.l could - show
the France bound t7Es "a royal GOOD
time
active charge ~ the Rel cross Surgi-
cal dressings wor kher" because OF
Mrs, Will;sm Wheatiey's Illness Mrs,
WheatIey ms devoted her cnltr. Time
TINS summer - this work aud re-
Gently has 81 Cunihef 80 oyvriaNifc
herself She VIII soon 10 able 10 leave
her cottage and enjoy Tho noun
4 dance Was -,v,n in ,as Old White
WeGucsdar evening ;c- Tie ecncnt OF
the Grecrbr,er Home Guards reeently.
;As Sic Ccu-Se, :cr Defense, Thorn
ten Lewis. president " The White sui
ghuI springs e,orran J. t"pis:n ari
h 900; S III. IS an M .~N'sn"n'
One AZ the mos; patriotic meetings
ever hsl6 ~ the state ~ West Viz
E!nia VS. that % me New Hiver and
T'roduo.jon Manager 8 r Waite ~,
iHe United states tUe, administration
cailsd - Wht-e Suiphur springs on
hers present. "a receive suggestions
snd IDEAS "ur-ng ihe Sssion en- plan,
fo- rs canpasEn 81 greater coal pro-
ductlon Mr WAITE red letters per
president WNson. thu - erciary Of tn.
Navy, -Act.oc Secretary Of War ana
Fuel Adm in s,rator Garfield o;ovsrnn-
1oh', N,err " q. wsS inc p-lnclpa!
sneaker ja.0c> = Nasie director %
I-u1lcisra arc = = Moves. Ttrectu-
& oonss -'a-'an Cor ne administration.
were Hrrerr tat S''s7 hers Trooper
re1hei th- australian
'AnZac :uf g. "a ~ served 'l-ee years
IN the Va arH sergeant Harry Brown.
~ he CANADIAN "nr, w"re h--e a
and 20 impress on eve-y one her. re
greatest need Of cp-ppc-a-f,n and
sacrifice Tn speakers laok ih- r.
tire gathering ny storm. and patriotic
Hanna Butler Of chic.co s1loI>t 1t
the >unday evening once~,s durin:
Of The season "7h- Stars and stripes
Are Calling
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CLIFTON FORGE

lS1ec!al 10 Tho Times Dispatchi
CLIFTON FORGE. a. September Il
Miss sadie Morris has cturned from
"A visit 10 Cleveland, Ohio
j. W. Rowing. vito ts been visiting
friends and relatives IN the ciiv lief,
several DAYS "S" for his home in New
port News
n"r. Henry decks Ccnru. - f,ns,o
ana pr. e t. Wheeler have -cturn"d
rom q trip II 4 few DAYS 70 ~. sea-
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BLACKSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch
RLACkSBuRG. VA. September I'll.
Some of the BlacksburS girls leaving
for schoo, and college this week we're
Misses Elizabeth Eggleston and Amy
Smythe. for sweet Briar: Ellen Camp
bell. for HarrisonburE: Virginia Prit-
chard. for Woman's College. LyncAburs.
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Thursday IA Pennington. visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Polly. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Mouser and son
TSturned last week from Atlantic
lily, n. j., where they have been
spending several days
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this week with nj, ...,,:,, in
and Mrs. james n. Bosang
Miss Margaret Lands left this week
for visit to friends I'm Piainheld.
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my! But You Have Beautiful Home

And like remarks delight
the heart OF all true home
keepers.
= And most times those re-
marks are prompted by the
finishing touch that correct
Draperies add to a room, the
hall. and SO on, correct in
color idea, line OF drape and
the perfect hanging quality
of the material.
If you desire expert adj
vice and suggestion on any
home furnishing scheme
our expert will be pleased
to call on you by appoint
Iperies for windows, arches.
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Trico Silk
One of the Seasons New Fabrics

literally for dresses especially 4
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