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Newark post., 1919-01-15
assessment Lists Posted
in all Districts

Inc New Castle County Board Of
assessment has posted through
,o vas the county the copies of the
.YiS assessments. The lists in
.iuoe properties in the 81 rural
'iectlon districts and the IL wards
VI IN Une city Of Wilmington.
lheSe lists are posted in Ernest
i"@efS store for interested per-
p; pGlS IN the upper district; in John
nVilafd y, S store for the middle dis
wv WV. and in Albert Currinder's S
''Ore Tor the third district.
appeals must be made on or be-
a ,a.e March 81. To provide ample
snr spnpoftuhlty to taxpayers to make
ppeaIs i q or call attention to errors
MI, n 'nelr assessments, the Board
s"L' beginning February 3, sit at
sr gwen place in each of the ten
rso, ha, hundreds. For White Clay
- t,eA u hundred the Board will sit
" ~ neWark, February 10.
D,' Inc assessors request that tax
h H!erS ErS file their appeals as early
ert eofuary or March as conven-
ass "ilu That they also aid the as
cra yo's IN correcting the lists as to
on ,@se' name values and omis-
sessnsc ne corrected and complete as
niteiiVS nittaS are expected to be sub.
for eu ~ 70 the Levy Court, May !.
Newark post., 1919-01-15
Won hERTLiN0 ACCEPTS

Article swe, too, are In thorough
accord with the removal Of economic
barriers which interfere with trade
In superf1uous manner-From
Chancellor Won Hsrtlings address
before the German Reichstag, jan
uary "a, 1918, commenting upon
President Wilson's IA peace pro-
posals.
The removal Of economic bar
riers" (tariffs) and the establish
ment Of a neutrality Of trade con-
ditions" mean but one thing-put-
ting the nation on free trade basis
and inviting all foreign made goods
TO invade our markets
Newark post., 1919-01-15
PRESIDENT WILSON PROPOSES

Article 3-The removal as far as pos
sible Of all economic barriers, and
the establishment Of a neutrality
of trade conditions among all the
nations consenting to the peace and
associating themselves for its main
tenance-From President Wilson's
fourteen terms Of peace, announced
in address to Congress, January 8,
1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
HARRlSONBURG
Especial to Tho Timss-Disnot, ;,

lSpecial 10 The Times DispatchI
HARRIsONBUEG. VA. January l.
Mr.. and Mrs. harrington Wright have
returned to their home at Pine Hill
New York. after visiting Mr. and Mrs
G.. c. Grat:an
-, Miss Irene Mnserole has returned to
Washington. after spending the holt
DAYS with her mother,
Rabbi Mortimer Bloom is visiting bia
parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. Bloom.
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland. % member
of the faculty of the Normal School is
visiting in charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Hawse have re-
turned from visit TO Pittsbufe.
Miss Madatn ~ c. Stebci has re
spending the holiday season with her
mother. Mrs. NJ Truce Stetel
Mr.. and Mrs. u. !! era wford have re-
turned from Richmond where they
visited the latter's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Rountrce
Miss Eileen Purcell has returned 10
Washington, after visiting Miss Annie
Talia ferro.
Lieutenant Lynnwood Wh,tosel has
returned to Oneida. y. Y. after visiting.
his mother. Mrs, II. w. Wh;tesel
Rev. III. l.. Walton left yesterday for
his HON. i'm Eayvillc. La. after visiting
here during the holidays
Grant Preston returned yesterday 10
the University OF Virginia. after visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Gillespie SprInkel.
Bayard Campbell. L. S. Submarine
in town. Young Campbell is gradu :
ate OF the Harvard Radio School and
has seen service on submarine chascrs
and destroycrs, frequently taking pnrt
in conveying American soldiers through
tho danger zone.
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WINCHESTER

LTpecial to The Times Dspa,ch.l
WlN Nc, Va, January '4.-Mr.
IGrned from visit 10 relatives in
:. Mrs; Louis Mccoy Mutton. wife OF
Captain Mutton. of the battlcship Penn
syivana. has returned from New York
and Was h!ngton. whore she attended
me naval demonstrations and recep-
Captain and Mrs William w. Bald
WIN and son have returned TO Balti-
more. aiter visiting relatives here.
Mrs. y. VI. Baker has been visiting
her SON law and daughter. Mr.. and
Yrs: Peter Nredenburgii, at Freehold.
Miss Luc!e Craftsman has returne,
10 Richmond. after visiting her mother
Mrs y. |. chrisman.
fri Mrd IN n F. 1oh hah Is visiting
Mrs II. Clay Krebs is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. +. NJ. Chandler, in Phil
i, Mr.. land and Mrs Frank Robinson. who
re, mr. to Ransom. w. Va;
be ar , and Mrs. George S. Bailey have
Miss Rebecca Bell is visitimr Mr.
No Mrs Lloyd AEnew in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w Bertehinrer.
Front Royal, v: have been visiting
fFi Mng n ,,, ,oTn. ,r
Barr. Games
Mss :'h!ia Evans. OF Cleveland Ohio
IS visiting at the home of her brother.
pr r. Il sartel,e has returned to
baltimore. after visiting his parents
Mr r. al: and ,, Mrs .Iohn r. sartellc.
MISS florence Grimm and Miss Zeima
cnrper have returned from Baltimore.
Miss Ruth Guver has gone on visit
% friends In Wilmington. Del.
Mrs J." r. Swimley and Children
Stannton. Va, have been visiting here.
Mr.: and Mrs. Grattan Crawford are
visiting their son-in-law and daugh
icr. Rev. and Mrs. John L. Jackson
Mrs c. r. Bealle and son and dangh
Ter. OF Baltimore. have been VISITING
IN" formers mother. Mrs Nellie Hines
MSS Louise Cooper has returned to-
Holiihs, Va. after visiting relatives
>, Misses Helena Knight and katharine.
,,.ietJer who have been visiting here.
nay" returned TO WELLESLEY, Mass
Miss Florence Guard of Newport
News Va. has been visiting relatives
MIR and Mrs. =. CLAY Krebs have re-
relatives in town '''H
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial TO The Times D.spatch.l
ZIG STONE GAP. VA. January T.
T. 7 Irvine returned to his home here
with relatives in Richmond.
Miss Conway Howard. OF this place
Is the guest OF her parents in Pulaski
County.
Miss Irene Fisher returned sunday
night from Pembroke. Va, where she
spent the Christmas holidays with her
Miss Myrtle Wolfe. OF WASHINGTON
D. C.. is spending her vacation with
Mrs. Viii Wolfe. o of r Wilder v u OILS IS
the guest of her parents this weex
WAYNE Wright left Saturday for Co.
h I'm BUS: OHIO. after spending the holt
Miss Georgia Isostwick. of Bristol.
returned home after spending several
days in the Gap.
received his honorable discharge from
the army. has returned and Will re-
Mrs John Litton and little It'll daughter
81 Norton. spent the holidays with
Mrs. Lt;on's sister Mrs. J. ii. Pier
point. on lm5odcn Hill.
Professo. and Mrs. y. j. Wolfe. OF
Cleveland, spent Christmas week here
rs The guests of Mrs. Wolfc's brother,
Dewitt Wolfe left Monday for
n'aeksburg. where he viii attend Viz
GINA roiyiechnic Institute:
Cochran are visiting Lieutenant Coch-
rams parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. - Coch-
ran. Lieutenant Cochran has been
stationed at Camp Hancock. Augusta
ia and has been given an honorable
a!SGha rye, ~ has accepted Il position
with The interstate Railroad, and will
Donald Prescott who for several
months past served in the United States
Navy. spent the holidays here visitin,,
lis father. Il. J. Prescott. He left
Monday morning for Madison Fla.
where he Will be connected with a
large plantation recently purchased by
HIS father.
X. Il. Alsover returned last week
from Pennsylvania. where he was
called on account Of the death OF his
mother.
Miss Dorothy Owens left on Thurs
gay Tor Lawrence. Kan. where she
enters on her sophomore year at the
STATE University of Kansas.
Miss Matte lfolton and little niece
spent a few days in Louisville las;
week.
Miss. Francis Long. who Is attend
ing, school at the Radford State Nor
NAL Is visiting her parents. Nj. and
w. II. Wren spent several DAYS last
-"S i'll Columbus. Ohio. on business
Mr.. and Ms Richard Fox, OF Chi
IRIS. William G. Moore OF Wash
inEion. II. G.. and Oliver L. Fox, OF
Harlan. KY spent the holidays here.
~" guests IF their mother. Mrs. j.
w Fox.
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AMHERST

SSMEksT F. w. 5%nua n.y"' i&1ss
snest ass week. Of o ss M4ss
Dearborn and attended one of The
Christmas dances.
rro Miss Zelda Fed, Garland has returned
Wilson, in Lynchburg.
Miss Beverly Alcock is spending
week ,Iu at her home near, CLIFFORD:
Gordon j. Dearborn, who spent a six
New York Miss Marion Dearborn and
little Louise Sandidge accompanled
hini 10 Washington.
Miss Bessie Rice returned to Red
days with Miss Harriet Evans. MY
,,o Lieutenant Ten Marshall Page, of Aber-
nee i Mi Mo- WAS a Weekend guest al,
Miss Martina Robertson, who spent
Christmas here, was the CUES, OF Mrs.
virginia Whitehead at the University
Tor Richmond.
William Claiborne. Of New GLASGOW
was guest last week of r. FL Drum
dances mac
Mrs. Sanford and Lieutenant James
Sanford; OF Newport News. were guests
'h Miss wef en- 4, the Wn home Of W w Hnl
holidays with her father. j. H. Written.
returned to Midland TIL esday to re-.
sumo her duties as principal Of the
Aildlanu graded school.
Woman ITnmet Written. who has
becn honorabiy discharged from The
navy. has returned TO Far,nvilie to
take up his work there
MRS. lanes Craig Hunter, whu sn,.nt
the holidays at Mountain View" lett
Tuesday. for Richmond, where she viii
''T,t before returning to Bon Air.
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Bell, " Jov,
ner, left Tuesday for Washington. Raj
tm"re and other points where he Will
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HEATHSVlLLE
Gspec,e, to The Times-pispatch1

lSpccfal 10 Inc IlmcS- lplSpatc l-ssi
IlEATHsvlI.LE. VA. January 49,
guest. for week. OF Miss Gnrnett
Booker. at "Ca NADIA near l.ottsburf.
Professor J. tIarpcr Brent and wife,
who spent Christmas with his par.
cnts. DR.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Brent, at
Roanoke" have left for Hampton
Henry Walker. &c the naval reserve,
stationed Ut Norfol.i. was at his homa
hc-" 70" Christmas. W
returned from trin to Baltimore
Harry Dawson. Of tho United states
Army. stationed at Now York. was
home on fu"loueh for Christmas
Mr. and Mrs John Curlett. Of Morat-
ttco. wer" Christmas guests of MIR. aid.
Mrs q. +. Eubank. in Itenthsville.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Walker aud.
small daughter. Eleanor. were nunsls
during the holidays of Senator and Mrs
c. Harding Walker.
Mrs. Grover Watkins. of Lottsb,r.v
recently spent some time with her
mother. Mrs. j. q. Rice. in Heaths.i,In.
Mrs NJ Mercer Nealc aud two chm.
dren. Of Donora. Pa. and viii s. Rrent.
or ChucEntuck, who spent the Christ.
mas holidays ut "Roanokc' returned
Thursday TO their homes
Miss Lula E.uhHnk. If BaltImore 10.
" STUN" Mr. and Mrs. G. i. Eubank in
Hcathsville. -
Miss Florence Eubank recently sncpt
week 1T her home ~ Lcwisetta.
he dance given i'm the auditorium az
ton. W '"''i lt-
Miss Omohundro. at lillian. enter.
,alnHd at cards last week Quito n
number % friends offended and n nleas
ant evening passed
MRS. Randolph s. Brcnt is I'm Balti..
more Tor week or more
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
GREET BIRTH OF YEAR
Old Dominion Takes On New Social
Life Will, Peace Holiday
Season.
Personal AND BRIEF ITEMS
Scores Of Timcs-Dispatch Correspond
cnts Mirror States Life, Telling
story of Week in Crisp Para
graphs From Many Sources.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.


SOUTH BOSTON. VA. January H.
Nenablc Watkins. son of Hal j Wat
kins. was married on Sunday to Miss
Christina Boag ut Kenuecott Mines,
Alaska. Miss Boag was Il trained nurse
by profession. and was a graduate OF
Seattle Hospital. Seattle. Wash The
groom has been engaged in mining in
dus,rics for several years.
Craddock Howard. who IL stationed
wrote his mother letter recently. de-
scribinE thrilling spectacle which me
Witnessed 1t was the sinking of n
GeEman submarine in the Mediter-
OF interest 10 the music lovers of the
town is the organization of 4 South
OF ten young men. officers have been
elected as follows: Professor Robert &.
shaw teacher; Gordon Bennett. presi-
aEer: Richard Johnson, treasurer. The
band has been practicing for several
months. and is endorsed by tho citizens
Association. who have rendered the
young men room to practice in
The dance given by the young men OF
brilliant affair. The clubroom was prct :
tiiH decorated for the occasion. and en-
cnilen, music was furnished by the.
cheStra. Visitors were present from
other points. Both the army and navy
were represented among the young
men dancing.
Lennie Shptwcll. naval aviator. was
the iirst Halifax boy to return home
from France. Hc was stationed at
a nrsst a iani other , points on the French
Under the auspices of the Daugh-
tcrs OF the Confederacy a delightful
dance was given at the Dan River
Schoolhouse last week Mrs. D. 4.
Webb arranged the dance, and a neat
sum was. raised for the Confederate
widows fund
Captain j. V. Thomson is at home on
q leave Of absence from Camp Meade.
Md.
Lieutenant Donnan Gray IS visiting
his grandmother. Mrs. \. r. willing
ham. on Main Street
congregational meeting of tho
Baptist church was held last SUNDAY.
oHicers were elected for the church
and Sunday school for the coming year
Miss Edna West has returned after
, visit to Washington during the holt
days.
Tho South Boston public schools were
opened again on New Years DAY. after
vacation OF several weeks on account
OF spanish influenza. The school board
nay announced that no more holidays
senior cl'ss VIII be able to graduate
and other classes to complete the
course for this year. All OF the teach
erS have returned to resume their
duties '''
Miss Betsy MoseIey of Faundalc Ala
is visiting Mrs. Venable Lawson
watch night service was held on
New Years Eve ut the Trinity tnis
copnl Church
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ARVONIA

iSnrc,nl 10 The Tinos- Dispatch
:, l;EnNi IA. " January i.-Fon;ainc
ana william y. LcSucur let this week
t"r visit TO friends and relatives I'm
,,a George and Charlie Bngwcll, of
,i;om;S;ton' arf spending some days here
W J.. Norman, Of New Canton. was
called TO his old home in Pittsylvania
fil1, nnHs! ms week on account of the
Terrell and wilson FuGua. the lattar
OF whom has recently been mustered
ont or service at Camp Taylor spent
Canton Al NC"
=? Mr. and Mrs. II. b, Hughes and family
ton. Halifax County. Mr.. Hughes cas
been Il resident OF Arvonia for about
thirty years.
Miss Margaret Miller. of Richmond.
spent Christmas week here with her
n"reni*, Mr. and Mrs. w. McC. Miller.
:. y l.. pi.ts visited his old home I'm
S;rltSvillc this week
Wallace Johnson has returned :,
q, more with his mother. near Mount uGI
With re:sitives in Fiuvanna IN, COUNT s Jays
Colonel \, i. Pitts. of scottsville.
The holidays at his old home. has been
quite i'll. but is now convaiescent.
Miss Smo LeSueur spent a portion of
She will shortly leave for Norfoik.
where she will remain for several
months visiting Mrs. Virginia Keel.
:, Miss Elizabeth Pitts has returned TO
Mary Baldwin Seminary. Staunton, ar
II. b. Hudgins has been visiting
friends In upper buckingham during
the past week.
Rledsoo Bealc. popular travelling
man from Scottsville. visited this and
nclShboring towns this week.
George V. Boyd Is expected to arrive
from, North Carolina In time TO omen
the Now Canton tobacco Warehouse by
the middle OF January.
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PRICE. SEVEN CENTS

v:s;t relatives before resumin- tts,g
s'S Mnf,,i at , tns University OF virsinla.
here this weeis on business
Austin Wales. OF the, L. =. s South
carolina Is spending an eight day
leave 1T his home near Sweet Briar
Sam Watts. who has been traveiinsc !:
through North Carolina. was the s,iestG,
of his sister, Mrs. Edward Mcolis, las.
week. S5}l
Rev j. r. Ellis. of rancey. is visit
Ing Mrs. l.. +. Garland and oh.ar reli-5S
tives here.
cabe2 Fitzpatrick. of Arlington, was
attended the dance at the home OF 60
l.. Scott.
Thomas Went to Charlottesville We'd
ncsday to consult Dr Hedges.
Miss GLADYS Taliaferrc. of WasbinR-
the holidays.
Mrs. y. l.. eating mas returned from,
a. visit 20 n p. Gatling, Jr. at the
week with her aaaght"r. Hiss Miss J ise
Leutenamt Glover Written. who nus
been honorahly discharged from, tire
army has gone TO Richmond to engage
Mrs, Robert Ilackworth has returned:
to Lynchburg after a visit to her par:
enis Mr.: and Ms. Paul Rickcr $3.50
j. II. Cunningham was this week the
guest OF relatives in Washington. a
W. w. Ware. "f orange. recently
NiSltcu MS inOtncF, Mrs. j. ~ w are
Gordon Ware spent Il portion Of the
Christmas holidays With Emmett Eida,8
near Rose Mills. t{lRs
Mrs. Frank Kingry and children ofs
Richmond, are visiting Miss Lizzie Tay43
Tor.
Mrs. Victor Won Gemmingen and lit-a
tie daughter are guests of Mrs. Won
Gemmingcn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Scott.
Miss Eunice Lee. of Lynchburg. has!
this week been the guest If Miss Annie
Harrison.
Mrs. Graves and Miss Marion Graves.
who spent Christmas with relatives In
West Virginia. have returned to 4Ani-a
herSt.
Miss Edna Eoatright is the guest.
Of her sister. Mrs. I. IT. Franklin. s9
Miss Alice Everett. of Eeswict ia
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. c. Il
Scott.
Although influenza was quite pre-2
valcnt in the community. the young
nrople OF the village kept up tho
Christmas spirit and entered heartily
into the festivities of the holiday sea-
son which were much enjoyed by all.
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IN AND our OF Town.

Judge Frederick Wilmer Sims and
Mrs Sims are spending some time in
richmond. They are stopping at the
jefferson Hotel.
Mrs. a. W. Hill and her son. Captain
4. w iI;l! United States Army. have
been recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Lucian II. Cooke. in Roanoke.
Miss Margaret Johns has returned TO
Richmond. after attending the Christ
mas hops At Virginia Military lusti-
tutc.
Miss Dorothy Mayo has returned to
buchanan, after "a visit to Miss !leic.
StarEc, At her home III Ginter Park.
Miss Virginia Stewart Jones was
among the Richmond girls attending
the dances given last week at Virginia
Military Institute. Lexington.
Miss Annette Tyler. of Byrd Park, is
the guest Of Miss Evelyn Rogers. OF
Walnut Hill, Petersburg.
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WOODSTOCK

WOODSTOCK. VA. Januorr ;-T .to,,-
tenant NJ. l.. Walton. &c C'ar,n T.ae e
l. Walton. ~
Ms. John DnlIn has returned from
Il visit to Baliinnrc.
, Miss Nan Grahii'. OF C'i,rr.eet~, w
VA Miss Elizabeth CirahiI' of WASH
ihSton and Henry Crobili nj RaItt
more were recent guests Of their mar.
ems. Cant2in and Mrs. !. II. Grobiy,
Mrs William Few is the guest ~
friends ~ Philadelphia.
Two weeks in New York City.
Ensig,, Wellington Sticklcy. OF PEN
Sacola Fla. is the guest of his mother
Mrs. r.. Il. Stick'ay. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Dosh are visit
ing Mrs. Charles Holt. nf Staunton
MIS- l.. S. Walker is the gcst of her
son and daurhterin-law Mr. and Mrs
L. s. Walker. of Slatington Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester G. Hollow,v
and two children. Of Snow Tin. Ma
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Walton
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bushon- and
little daughter of Clarksburs w Vnstl
Frank Bushong, Of Charles Town, w
va, ana James Enshong. of Rockvil,e
Md. have returned to their homes
after Il visit to their parents. Mr.. anu
Mrs. II. Nj. b. Bushnng.
Mrs. j. ID. Grabili and Mrs II NJ
Fravel have returned from a visit 10
their sister Mrs. f.. NJ. Bird. of WASH
ingtOn -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

Hazel Schwalm. Maude Burruss. Fran
css Chaplin; Theresa Hare. julia .. Clay.
Eioiet SaeiZer. Captain J. IL. Hare, L.
;. a.; i.ieutenant robert Sharp. I. 5,
a.: irivatc Harold l.. owc, Ralph t..
Wall: George G. sullivan. T.. S. N;
~ W. Hurrdss; Oscar 6. Thacker. L. ).
field. : ''''" an" George e '''rSc"-
LcnNc for West Virginia.
~. y. Phillips. Of Charles Town. w.
va. has returned to his home after
Yer. Mrs. j. NJ. Lancaster, of az North
Avenue. Barton Heights. He was ac-
cc0mpanicd BY his daughter. Miss Agnes
Phillips.
Reception for Wounded Men.
one Of the most delightful events of
the Christmas season was the rcccu;iou
and dinner given in the blues Armory
on saturday evening by the Woman :
AUXILIARY 10 the Richmond Howitzers
Association in compliment to the
Wounded men at WcsthamptOm and
and sailors IN uniform The armory'
was decorated in Christmas colors and
ua9s, ana refreshments were served.
Music was furnished by a jazz band
Annual Conference.
Annual district conference OF the
Methodist Woman's Missionary Socicty
o.. OF the Richmond district Will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday Of the com
ing week i'll Decatur street McthDdist
Church. South Richmond. Mrs. William
~. Newell, district secretary. will pre-
side. and Mrs. Lee Britt, State ptesi-
dent. will be in Attendance The pro-
gram includes: Tucsday-l0:30 y NJ.
devotional, Mrs. Collins Denny; solo;
roll call of organizations: II ~ NJ.
auxiliary reports by delegates; noon.
district Secfetary'S report: 1880 =. NJ.
ste wardship." by Mrs T.. J crOnit
music. luncheon: i. NJ. devotional.
Mrs. j. X. Mastir; auxiliary reports by
delegates: i. NJ Forum school
Miss Lutte Roberts: $50 J.. NJ oar
Workers in the Foreign Field" Miss
Nellie spence: +. Nj, "Mcdica! Mis-
sions." Mrs. Lee Britt. "Wednesday
1850 y. NJ. devotional Mrs. Bryant
II a. NJ. M ssion study Miss l.nchcS;
1870 y. NJ. City Mission Work" Mrs.
u. l.. Michacls. noon. THE Centenary
Movement" Mrs. Lee Britt. music.
luncheon: > l.. NJ, devotional. Mrs. \.
/. Carson; Social Service" Mrs. Il. IL.
Potts; young peoples work; report /.
Junior work: reports; committee re-
ports; place Of meeting; Adjournment.
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taking the pi.cc Of uniforms for NO
men" while il is pleasant TO gaze upon
the tailors shops. where once more are
10 be seen morning coats" and lounge
suits and other masculine habiliments
mat are fast taking the place OF the
universally worn khaki.
Copyright, 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

The Helping Circle Of Kings Dauch-
tiers Will meet Monday afternoon =:
$50 O'Clock in tao home OF Airs. II. i:
Weatherford. GA North Thirty fouri n
street. Members are urged to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

The monthly meeting of the Sarah
Alien Memoria! % the Virginia Home
FOR lncurabies will be held at the resi-
dence OF Miss Laurie Sutherland. li2a
Hanover Avenue. Tuesday afternoon a,
.: o'clock.