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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
HARRISONBURG NORMAL
Especial 20 The Times-Dispatch.
III Il z lSLlN-El &c VA NJ: Il

ISp ?, (, %, The Times Dispa,ch:l
COR this school has been posted and is
as follows: Friday evening. June 8.
the senior class play, in the out door
auditorium: SATURDAY., June :. campus
songs at $50 o'clock and recital by
the depariments OF music and expires
sion At $50 p. NJ: Sunday. commence
Funk D: p, Dayton, Ohio; vesper
service OF the Y W. G. 8. in the out
door AUDITORIUM al 7:3O o'clock: Mon
day. June Q. meeting of the Alumnae
Association. exhibit of school work.
battalion parade, reception 10 students
and guests and the alumnae banquet
On Tuesday morning, June 10: class
cveninG final exercises. comforting OF
degrees and delivery Of diplomas 10 n
class numbering l67. will take place.
The address will he made by Dr. Henry
Louis Smith. president Of Washington
and Lee University
Mans OF the aIuinnae are expected
10 be present during commencement,
and the attract rooms recently fitted
M for the music department will he
given over 10 these visitors. one room
OF 1914. which will hold its reunion
a: that time.
Or. Mary Evelyn Brydon: of the
here instructing the juniors in methods
OF medical inspection in the schools.
Dr. Hattie +. Love, medical mis-
SioHdIN from emma. spoke TWICE 20
the students in the interest % the
student volunteer movement. and D,.
Pauline Root, official representative OF
tnc National Y. w. c. A., has given
four lectures on social hygiene this
week.
The Glee Club gave concert at
Washington and Lee University last
Saturday evening for the benefit OF the
jackson Memorial Hospital at Licking
ton. and the girls are unanimous In
their appreciation of the charming
hospitality shown them by the Lexins-
Ton people.
The degree students and tho pro
tcssional group OF posigraduates have
had all their spare time busily engaged
for several weeks in scoring and
tabulat:ng the Delta group of Intel
liGcncc Tests made under the auspices
OF tho Virginia Education Commission
in the counties Of Rockingham, stat
ford and Loudouu. The classes in
arithmetic methods arc also assisting
in this work
Dr. Sanger is scheduled for five COM
mencement addresses for high schools.
lie has delivered three within tho last
ten days. and will give the others In
the near future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

ing service on account OF the shortage
Of teachers in Virginia.
Toe number OF applications for ad-
mission 20 tho summer school is
larger than for any preceding year q.
this time. y great number ana Va
riety OF courses Will be offered IN adj
di,ion 10 those offered heretofore.
students who cannot cntcr during the
first term opening June IS can enter
at the beginning or the second term.
July. rs. and find all the courses and
opportunities offered in the first term
with tho exception OF review courses
for first and second grade certificates.
MI the normal courses professional
courses and courses for renewal OF cor
tihcatcs VIII be offered in both terms
Professor W. T.. Gilbert. of tho de-
partmcnt OF history. has been appoint
81 AN associate member OF the War
History Commission OF Virginia The
subcommittee OF the War History
commission. to prepare his,or% Of
INC Red Cross work in Virginia. con
sists OF DR.. J. T. Mcconnell. % Rad =
ford: Colonel Henry W. Anderson. or
Richmond. and Professor W T.. Gill
bert, OF Eadford
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch. ]
r0tN0% +. cor I.EC.E' SALEM

Il H.
ROANOKE COLLEGE. SALEM. VA.
MAY lI.-Arrangements have been
:on1 7icted for an unusually full course
Of study for tho summer session OF
Roanoke College. which begins June
- and continues to August 4. With
ono exception. all tho regular collegi-
ate. preparatory. commercial aud nor
NAL or professional courses will be Of
fercd.
Members of the faculty OF Roanoke
College have been retained for the
summer school. The courses in cdu-
cation Will hc under the direction Of
DR. G. r. Geiger. Of William and Mary
College, who Will he assisted by sew
eral experienced teachers in elementary
and secondary schools. The normal and
professional courses offered in the
summer school have been planned TO
conform TO all the requirements for
certihcation by the Virginia state
Board OF Education. The collegiate
courses in chemistry and physics Will
be under the direction of DR.. Henry
Johnson, head of the department of
chemistry IN the University OF Louis
willie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
CLIFTON FORGE

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
CLIFTON, FORGE. VA May IT
oito Hanna Of Norfolk. is here on a
Major r. T.. Bierne. Of CovinEton.
mas returned from France, and is be-
ing cordially greeted by his friends
II. G. Freeman. OF Richmond. snnn.
several days in the city on business
Mrs. w. :. Dooley and grandson OF
Roanoke. who have hecn visiting Mrs
NJ. j. Pace. have returned to their
home.
Miss Susie Jones. OF Wayncsboro. is
the guest OF Mrs. II. N. Newconib
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. J. Wine and dauEh-
ter. Mrs. j. NJ. NanI.car have loft for
an extended visit to Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Lucy Hancock, of the Cnirer
Lewis, on Allegheny Street.
John l.. Dodd has returned 70 the
city from France after an absence of
about a year.
r. F. Harris. OF Irvine. Ky, is in the
city on a visit to friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

philadelphia. having zone there 20
Visit her brother, Thomas Hurst
Dallas Scott is home from 'rip to
Baltimore.
'"lk, were tho week end guests OF Mr.
and Mrs George " Powell
Cecil Powell Of tho Rainbow nj.
vision has b"Su released from the
United states Army He saw hard
service and was with the army 81
occupation for several months
to New York
Lieutenant Colonel aud Mrs John r.
Nmcs aud little son. Richard Heath.
OF washington. are guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il L .\mes.
Mrs. T.. T. McreN is back from a ,rip
80 New York and Boston.
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BOWLING GREEN

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.
BOWLING GREEN. VA. May Ii
Miss Linda Anderson has returned from
Savannah. and will spend several
months at her home here.
Mrs. Walter Wilson is spending some
time with her parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
\. i. Chewing, in Louisa
Mrs. Annie Howard has returned to
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. ~,
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis u Vincent have
returned from their bridal trip
Frank Smoot is in Newport News
where he has secured Il position
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Martin
nave returned from visit TO relatives
in Washington.
Joseph Rakcr. after spending some
time in Charicstown, W. Va, has re-
turned homo
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SOCIAL LIFE OF STATE
DESCRIBED IN EP|TOME
Many Functions Take Form OF
Benefits for Worthy Bcncvo-
lent Movements.
MEMS FROM ALL VIRGINIA
iImcs-Dispatch Correspondents From
Mountains to Sea Tell of Personal
Activities Of Pcoplc-Many Sol
dicrS Return to- Their Homes.
tSpccisl 10 Tho Times Dispa ,ch.

8 =
ASHLAND. VA. May 1.-THE Sine
hird Inn will DC omen on rncsdas
nlt"rnoon from TO q. o'clock for the
Mrs. Z. f. Taylor. of Richmond. wa.
ne guest OF hes parents. MIR anc
MrI. Na; Lancaster this week.
Cor Arlington, Md. 10 visit her sister
Mrs. Edward Muller
Miss Regina Dickinson. Of Ellcrson
Is the guest OF ner sister Mrs. L. W
Mrs. wil,apes G w!ckham ane
W yin@r have We d been visiting Mr. aud Mrs
havc left for Newport. X. H. 10 spen1
the summer.
Miss Martha Noll has returned from
Mrs Junius Saunders and little Miss
Julia Gray Saunders. Of Mica Mine
EARN. were recent guests OF Mrs
Rosa Gray
nes MISS Sichol oo' Of Ash %s as \ ne
Miss Gertrude Hatcher has returned
College.
Mrs. Roper wooifolk, Of New York
) sp1ndims sometime with Mr.. and
MI and Mrs. George Wickham. OF
Hickory HILL left on Friday for
motor trip TO Newport. X. l. Before
in New York
Memorial Day" will DC celebrated by
the Ashland Confederate Memorial
pa aioaK in %" wa a6%TaaT May ~ at
appropriate exercises.
i'r. Edward Mack. OF Richmond will
preach tho haccalaureate sermon be-
fore, the graduating class Of tho Ash
land High School on sunday night.
At S:lo o'clock in the Ashland Baptist
Church.
~. Iool ,-r.u,, r. ~,
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0NANCOCK

lspccial TO The Times Dispatch.
oNANCOCk, VA. May 17-ATrs.
Anna W. croft left Thursday for
Geo getown y. t., 10 visi; Mrs. Charles
Mr. and AIRS. Claude l.. Nor,hau.
VINO spent the winter and esrly spring
IN Baltimore, have returned TO on
Rev. and Mrs Frank A. Ridout and
Mr.. and Mrs. John f.. Wise spent two
weeks motoring through tho valley OF
virginia. They returned SATURDAY.
with the exception Of Mrs. Ridout who
is with relatives in Richmond
Mrs. Andrew Justis is homo from,
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RADFORD NORMAL
Ispecial 10 The Timcs.,isn.,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
RADFORD, VA, May 1I.-The senior
class is the largest in the history OF
large number OF juniors who would
have returned to tho institution last
september were called into the teach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

in Mt ,oI and Mrs, Mrs I;ncIan II. Cooke arc esv-
attending the meeting OF the VIZ I'M, I" = :
Association in Richmond, "
Miss Mary Harding Buckncr, Of Nash
.nii' Irnh. VIII arrive this week 10 he
INC guest OF Miss Margaret Miller al her
Mt, and Mrs. II. NJ. Cowardin whose
wedding was recent event OF inicrset n
Baltimore. have arrived at Gresham Court
TO make their homo. N'"'
Mr. and Mrs Lcfond have left to spcnd
Continued on the Second Page)
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al lar sf,,.
TIC wccK' The Women OF the city arc
busy organizing comui,tocs for the
purpos. Of welcoming home tho vir-
giuia soldiers from overseas The latter
part OF this month. ana the gossip
pv,r the teacupy i'm aning-rooms is
If Macs ANA hoys and homo, and
France. OF course I'm tho proper pro-
portion 10 each other In one long.
old-fasIioncd drawinr-l room. in a
stately home a grc;,, silk nag is
bcfng fashioned by the slender
nnvcrs OF The women gathered
there. !, i. 10 be tho honor nag Dan.
nor OF the outitn rnr.dr ana 90, ,ho-e
viii bc no ,bccrr as +, passes ro, j, 10
tho b,,ncr nr tn, f,Iiot boroce sca,ic,
as tn. blood IA, Y,s nou,cd ONT in
sacrifice ana wblt. as TN. souls Of
tho vottbs whose zoe, nov read IN.
Kings HIGHWAY tcyoud tho stars II,
is bcautIful ,lGnu ,b.t INC myers of
,noth.rs and loved women have fash
ioncd mis- hammer am, .y.r, bc.,, wiIj
throb 10 the .hrlll of mis- glorious flag
as i, uassns hearing =. il docs It's
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Women ga,hcrcd fron all parts Of tn.
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a up" n'lloh 3 earil"!.
Tuesday su,oral El,huund relatives
VIII 20 10 Norfola TO a,;cnd ,hc wed
'nos of Mis- Marssret Louise webb.
daush,er OF Nj and Alrs John Nor-
wood Wcbb. To Archibald BosEs Tay-
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down M. lanes River ,,,II ,.Lc -l.c,
80 '"NN P'aNc
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fi, even, of ,bc ,,ocl :. 80 TO- -
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curao!cs and tho Florence NichtinSalc
circle OF the Sboltcriur A-us Nan.
80,
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nert Gir!s and children WI! take part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

j list Church las; sunday evening was
OF very high order and greatly en-
Dyed nN wcil-nlled house.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12

and Mrs. Harry Hoskins and other kin
dred at Greenwood, will resume his
studies at the University of the South
on the oath.
The dates of two big shows and seven
days of Tri-State Fair offers plenty out
door sight seeing for the last half of
September days.
Mrs Frank Brown, after happy little
visit to her sister, Mrs. Tom Sherman,
on Forest Avenue, has returned to her
Ell Paso home
Mr.. Maury Humphrey is at his busy
post with Alexander Eccles & Co. after
happy holiday hours in the old home town,
greatest Greenwood,
Mrs. Ed. Shaddock was here today, en-
route to Asheville, N. c., being called
there on account of the serious illness Of
Master George Rollins.
Miss Eugenia johnson, the charming
youngest daughter of DR.. Eugene John
son, is among the College girls who will
attend school in-New York.
Mrs. John Harbour McBee, President
of the Alliance Franchise, will be hostess
this week Of the initial Fall meeting in
her charming home on Peabody Avenue.
Mrs. W. E. Stansbury and children are
enjoying the cool heights Of Monteagle
and will be absent until October's balm
and beauty make city life charming again.
Mrs. Willie Rose Humphreys and Mr..
Jack Humphreys, of Greenwood, passed
through the Bluff City a late date en-
route from delightful outing in the
Land Of the Sky.
Mr.. John McBee's Mack Truck is a
great grey hound of super strength and
speed and noted in the long line of these
high powered motors weekly making trips
on the Tri-State highway to advertise
themselves and the necessity of good roads
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12

for the beneft.of all progressive property
goal of success,
Mr. Jack Humphreys will be the guest
of his college chum, Mr.. Frank Barton,
Jr., in his charming home on Kcnilworth
Place, enroute to resume his studies at
Culver Military College.
Mr. B. G. Humphrey and George Will
son, the bonny boy of tn household, have
planned an outing to Dawson Springs to
get the benefit of Kentuckys anti-ma-
larial ozone for fortnight.
Hon and Mrs. A. M. Pepper and Miss
Leila Stansbury are booked to pass
through the Bluff City next week enroute
> Detroit, the auto route, to attend the
great Council Meeting of the Episcopal
church in that delightful city. Mr.. Pep
per is delegate from Mississippi.
Mrs. Chester Cochran is registered
among the Memphis Mississippians as her
rooftree at Olive Branch is but stones
throw on the highway, with city and
country life in alluring propinquity,
Mrs. Cochran is remembered as the charm
ing Mrs. Jennie Mosby Bibb, of our little
city.
Walton johnson arrived home from
overseas service for his country in time
to attend the marriage of his niece, Miss
Howard, to Mr. Moody, of Kansas City.
This gallant young soldier is visiting his
brother, DR.. Isaas johnson, in Blythe
vile, Arkansas, while planning his choice
in business circles.
Mrs G. A. Wilson was honor guest on
the 9Th of bridge party with charming
Mrs. Jack Carey as hostess. The mag
netic moments of the date were recorded
in beautiful "Baldaner," the palatial
home of Hon. A. S. CALDWELL uncle of
Mr.. Carey, on Waldran Ave. Mrs. Will
son was presented dainty handkerchiefs
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12
MENTIONS FROM MEMPHIS

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley McBee are making
their home in the stately old capital Guy
of Nashville.
George Wilson Yandell paused here AZ
the weekend enroute to the University
Oxford, Miss.
Mrs. Ashcraft, Miss Alma Ashcraft and
Miss Sadie Bowling have left the city tor
their new home in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Harvey have de-
serted Union Avenue for an attractive
hearthStone on Adams Street.
Miss Floyd Howard will soon join the
hevv of ambitious student maidens at
Branan College, Gainesville, Ga.
william Mcbride Yandell paused here
today enroute to his studies at the UNI
versity Of the South, Sowanee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate Pease are enjoying
beautiful Colorado country places OF Dem
var guegta Of the 0xmoor Hotel.
Mr.. Eugene Stansbury has planned q
horne coming visit before the very busy
days begin to claim him beyond release.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wilson H.passed
through the Bluff City Saturday enroute
70 the East for their vacation dates Of
pleasure.
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson will
illume the Bluff City with their presence
a few hours on the .ast date Of their re-
turn tour.
Mr.. Robert Williamson, after sharing
vacation days with his grandparents, Mr..
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12
LINDHOLM
JEWELER
Bank of Lexington Building
Lexington, Miss.

as if wrought by fairy fingers, and in
the cut for high score Mrs. j. II. McBee
received beautiful powder puff and
stand, exquisite in every dainty detail of
silken roses and radiance. Dainty cakes,
in individual cases, and frozen lily cream
we're the tempting refreshments served
after the games.
Mr.. Isaac Johnson, of Blytheville, Ark;
Mrs Sam Piekens johnson and dainty
Marguerite, Of Marks; Mrs Robert How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stokes, Miss Ramsey and Miss Howard,
of Durant; Mrs G. G. Campbell, Of Jack
son; Miss Dorothy Moody and Mr.. Perry
Moody, Of Kansas City; Mrs. G. A. Will
son, of Lexington, were among the out Of
town guests attending the Moody Howard
wedding.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12
Social and General
BY MARGARET DILLINGHAM;


A popular annexation favored in the
beautiful Pluff City because of high costs;
YIPi YAP! YAPi
Oh. the Island of Yap is the home for
chap
Who is sick Of the high cost of clothing;
On that fortunate isle they 60 clad in
a smile,
And they look on collar with loathing
When the folks take a dip they look
very kip
In the one-piece attire they were bornin
And a necklace of shells sufices the bellies
When social affair they would horn in.
Yes, life is a snap on the Island Of Yap'
Where no one is out profiteering-
They couldn't, at that, for citizens nat
Is the shade of palm in clearing;
And the boosting of food is by Nature
taboo'd,
For she treats all the Yappers as
boarders;
with a fish and yam, not soul gives
a--clam
For gougers or packers or hoarders.
oh, would we could flap to the Island Of
Yap,
For the way we live here is a dub way
And, once over there, what the deuce
would we care
For Hedley or Shouts or their subway
We'd find no intrigue in the talk OF o
league,
Living under the cocoanuts, napping-
Free eats and no rent, and for clothes
not cent
No wonder the isle has us yapping.
New Orleans Item.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12

bride, who served as her maid Of honor,
wore becoming evening frock OF Tor
auoise blue satin, with picture hat TO
match. and carried an arm bouquet OF
Russell roses.
Miss Dorothy Moody, sister of the
groom, who was bridesmaid, wore SINH
lar gown Of pink satin, with picture
hat in harmony, and carried Russell roses.
Little Misses Alice Howell and Mar
guerite Johnston, Of Marks, Miss, who
we're the ribbon bearers, wore dainty
frocks of touquoise blue satin with
touches Of flesh georgctte. Little MISS
Esther May Howell the pretty little ring
bearer, also wore touquoise blue satin,
trimmed with hesh-tinted georgette
Mr. Moody had as his best man his
brother, Mr.. Perry S. Moody, OF Kan
sas City, Mo.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father, DR.. W. L. Howard, the impressive
marriage ceremony having been read by
the Rev. C. H. Williamson, Of the First
Presbyterian church.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard entertained with an informal
reception, during which the young couple
received the congratulations Of their many
friends
Punch was served by Miss Ramsey and
Miss Howard, of Durant, Miss, who came
to Memphis to attend the wedding.
At late hour Mr.. and Mrs, Moody left
for an Eastern trip, after which they will
20 to Kansas City to mako their home
Scimitar.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12
HYMENEAL
MooDY--HowARD

A beautiful home wedding which was
soemnized on Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock, was that Of Miss Marguerite
Howard, the lovely daughter Of Dr. and
Mrs. William Lane Howard, and Mr. Ed
ward Rex Moody, Of Kansas City, Mo-,
the ceremony having taken place at the
home Of the brides parents on Cochran
place.
The bride wore stunning fall suit Of
Dragonhy blue, trimmed in mink, with a
becoming hat Of blrc, and accessories In
harmony. She carried an arm bouquet
Of brides roses and valley lilies,
Miss Floyd Howard, sister Of tn
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12

Oil for every type motor.
Poreer's Garage.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-12

For the
Se;pternb'r
Bride

Doubtless friends or rela-
tives of yours are to be mar
ried at this season, and you
have wondered just what
would be appropriate to give.
If you are puzzled as to
what choice to make, we woud
be pleased to assist you in the
selection Of a gift from fine
china or a choice piece of silver
to a dainty brooch of exquisite
workmanship.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-17
Dorset Inn Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bellingham, Jer-
sew City, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. X. )
Stanley and family, Toledo, Ohio; MRS
p s. Peters, New York City; Mr.. ano
Mrs Geo. S. Monk, Garden City, N
". Mrs. A. W. Edison, Mrs. +. n
Hassey, Rutland; Mrs. S, II. Long
Dandy; Miss Darling, Boston; Mrs.
r. Mitchell, Frances Mitchell, George
Husere, Robert Mitchell, Toledo, ONO
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kinks Hart, +. Kinks
Hart, Jr., VIM. B. Hart, Elizabetf
Hart, VIM. Hayward, Albion, N. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Williams, MISS
Williams, Mrs. F. d. Carpenter, Flush
ing, N. Y; R. S. Robinson, Schenec
tady. N. Y; d. A. Parker and wiie
Bridgeport, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. >
Carmark, Mr.. and Mrs. W, r. Am
bach. Woonsocket, R. l.; Mr.. and MRS
l. L. Moon, Miss Lucas, Dorset; H. T
Outcault, Jr., Flushing, N, T.; Mr.. an'
Mrs. W. R. Hamlin, Mrs. F. A. Chan
dler. No. Bennington; Mr.. and MRS
]. N. Doubleday, Oyster Bay, l. l.
Miss White, Oyster Bay, L. l.; Dav''
NJ Houston, New York City,