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John Chandler. OF Washington. were
the holiday guests OF their uncle ana
aunt Alr. and Miss Law
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walton have
returned from n trip North. and are
stopping with Mrs. w. T. Hills.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter. S. Griffin. OF
Richmond, returned to their home yes
terday after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Grifiin's parents. DR.. and Mrs. r.
L. Macoy.
Mrs. Bessie Browning is In Richmond
to be near her brother. &. l., Brown
ing; who Is IN hospital there.
Messrs. T.. III. Gibson, B. Miller. r.
Il. Grimslcy and Il. Il. Johnson were In
Judge George S. Shackelford.
Miss Josephine Rollins. of CovinYton
Is the guest this week of Mrs. w. w
Chelf.
Mrs. Walter Somervillc left yoster-
day for charlottesville. where she
Joined Major Somcrville. They will go
soon to Richmond.
y fancy dress ball was given on Nom
day night for the benefit OF Walter
Reed Hospital. from which about 1925
was raised.
Mrs. Rosa Wright Smith. who has
been in baltimore for several weeks.
has returned TO Culpeper. where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Jessie Midkir was tho guest this
week Of her sister and brother in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman Clarke.
l.. q. Gilkcson, who had been in
Iiopcwell for the last two years, spent
several days with his sisters MISS
Sadie Gilkeson and Mrs. D.. j. Cole
man left this week for AlcXardria,
where he Will make his home
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ONANCOCK
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. ]

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
\, o IN. :, Va, January i.--Mss
=. ~. r. ,Wapies; who is in training
mond. spent Christmas with her par
en,S, Mr and Mrs. J. S. Naples
MN MISS c BESSIE p; Taylor, John Marshall
Rogers: Binford Junior High School.
and Miss Evelyn Bundick, a student
AT Massey's. have resumed their re-
days here. 800
Harold Prior. United States coast
ara,iiery. and Page Parker. OF the
f frdnS m, nave been honorably discharged
herman East. United States Navy.
spen. ten-day furlough with his
p" Mr an, Mr. ,, and Mrs, Mrs: James E, East
daughter. Carolyn, after n Visit M
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Par
Ne Pr; mas rG enm,r;,t to ANNAPOLIS.
ana John w. II. Parker, of Ncwnori
News were at the home of their bar
S EN- Mr. and Mrs Tully w. Parker,
Lieutenant John w pobert.on
mere with his family Sunday and Mon
WaS;, ne was en- route to Lakewood
~ d., whcre he has been assigned To-
me general hospital there.
MI and Mrs w. T.. Wise have no
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Young G,vi,
anu daughter. of Newport News And
delphia go" oi' 81 i'hiia-
= MISS MISS Mary, Parkes. student \,
Eoucncr college, was home for ina
rluletide She had as her guest N,s.
m MN Lee Littleton. of Northamp.
- Miss Cecille Parkes. who teaches in
atut,smouth has resumed her duties
nfser visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Henry Parkes. '' o.
Mrs. X. L.. Shield has MS her rucs,
nSr sister Mrs. Charles w. cullen. Of
:, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. after WISHING
h mrs, Esr,ie Is; Powell for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Honkins mud
=, we uauGhter. guests OF Mrs John
l." hopkins, left Saturday for en-
Miss Catherine Parker. of baltimore.
Mp 99 dieien thompson, Of Ellicott CITY
W. No and Miss Dorothy Walker. Of
80, n","tns toh We're guests at the rec
'o'E LOT the Wise kidout weddinu
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with Mrs. r. G. Burnett. In Charlottes-
VILE.
Charles Conway has returned, natter
spending the holidays with his parents
in Orange.
Mrs Edwin Pinkerton and small
daughter Eleanor. of Baltimore. are tho
guests of DIR. ana Mrs. Il. u. McCluer.
Mr.. and Mrs. llarrie Blair have re-
turned from visit to relatives In
Washington.
MISS Mary Burlington has returned
TO Hollins College, after spending tho
holidays with her parents here. During
the holidays She entertained some OF
her school friends ut IL luncheon. and
on New Years Eve "as hostess ut Il
dance for the younger set.
Mrs. II. T.. Bridgeforth is visiting
Mrs. Marshall. I'm Amelia.
Miss Mary Ferguson has resumed
her studies at the Farmville Normal
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! rents. Judge and Mrs. T.. C.. Moncure.
Miss Annie NJ. White. who has been
visiting Miss Lucy Jordan. has roturn-
cd to her home In Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Wright. OF New
york. are visiting MIR. Woody's parents
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Wright.
MISS Margaret Smoot has returned to
Penniman, after Spending some time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. l..
Smoot.
Miss Alice Richards. after spendinp
some time with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. james Il. Richards has returned
to Washington. -. G.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Ritter and children are
visiting relatives in Blackstone.
Mrs. Mitchell of New York, and Miss
Gatewood. of WestnamDton were
guests this week OF Mrs. l.. /: Martin
Miss Florence Rroaddus Who i.
teaching school at Lenoir ~ c. snent
some time with her parents Mir anH
Mrs. :. w. Broaddus GU"
captain John billiard of Cam. Eustiu
spent part Of the week with his sis
ter Mrs. Willard w. Green
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Bullnrd have rn
turned from II visit to relatives in
Washington. :"
Miss Louise Glassell. who has becn
teaching school at Wakefield and who
recently has been quite ill., is now M
nome with her father. DIR. Robert 4,
Glassell. and is very much improved i'm
health. '''
DR.. and Mrs. H. i. Butler have ro.
turned from Richmond. where they
spent some time with their daughter
Mrs. Altman Edwards.
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Ice I'm BRAZIL MIR. lIenderlitc Is n son of
Rev. George Hcndcrlitc. who went from
Virginia as II missionary to Brazil.
William. l.. Ellis. Miss Mamie Ellis
and Mrs. III. S. Hall expect to leave in
short while for trip to Florida.
Professor G. l.. Brown has fixed upon
Monday. January 6. as the date for re-
opening the high school here
John w. liaskins and Edison Staufrer.
students ut liamDden- Sidney College
spent their holidays at their rcspective
homes here.
Roy Spencer. Il sailor on the I.e-
rtathian. who has crossed the ocean
many times. was with his home pcopln
Christmas week.
tablet made of Buckingham slate
mas been pat in position on the old
Shepherd farm. facing the new sand
clay road from here to Dillwyn. TO
mark the spot which is said to have
been the last camping place of General
robert T.. Lee rs he travelled from An
pomattoN after the surrender. Mrs.
Martha Shepherd. who was then living
near the place. on hearing that the
distinguished general was about to oc-
cupN Al tent for the night. invited him
TO pass the night under her roof. but
he declined with thanks saying he pre
ferrcd l" stay in his tent.
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.ASHLAND's YOUNGER SET
ENJOYS INFORMAL HOP
College Town Enters Into Festive
Spirit of Season With Nu-
5i mcr0us Functions.
MANY HOLIDAY VISITORS
Friends and Relatives From Other
Sections Help i'm Making Yulctidc
Period Happy Onc-Boys and Girls
Return to Their School Duties.

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.I
ASHLAND, VA. January 1.-The
Younger, set in town gave delightful
Kappa Sigma frat house in honor of
the school girls. who We're home for
the holidays. and on Tuesday night
the old year out. number of other
affairs were given during the past
week.
Norris Lancaster lef, Thursday for
Farmvilie TO enter Washington and
Lee University.
Mrs H s. ladew has returned from
lily reunion. and Will spend the next
min Gates. In Martinsvillc
Mrs l.; J. c. Scott, of Washington.
Misses sara Hughes and Nancy How
ison returned 10 rarmville. on We'd
State Normal school
Mrs Walter Pennington arrived
W,eednGsdny to spend some time here
:, Major Christopher Chenery. Q. Camp
Humphries. is the guest OF his mother.
Mrs James Chenery.
his Li Sgm owa1hm Terrell is visiting
Mrs. \. I. Gulbert. OF Richmond.
was the CUES; OF friends here recently.
John Medyette has received an APP
lutte and has left for Lexington
Reed BlinCoe and Percy Ciuilbert
have returned 10 Virginia Polytechnic
institute. after spending the holidays
here.
Ensign W. H Cardwcll was in town
the. other day visiting relatives.
wMTs; Oscar kyder has returned to
Mr;; and Mrs. D: Il. M!dys;;e and
family Will leave this week for Rich
ts. months
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CLIFTON FORGE

lSncclal TO Ihe Times DiSDatrh
CLIFTON FORGE. Va January r.
Mr., ana Mrs. Ed Tomplins. of Win
ston- Salem. y. g.. spent the HOLIDAYS
with Mrs: Tompkins's sister Mrs. r.
IL. Markli.
Edward Squires. OF Los Angeles. Cal.
Is spending his furlough with Mrs
Gordon Coutts.
Parker Murray, who il with the
american flying corps. and has jus,
arrived from France. spent several
days with his brother L. y. Murray.
Raymond Saundes. who has been
with the aviation section. and located
NJ Arcadia, Fla, has arrived at his
home i'll this place.
Mrs. Annie Smith. of Washington.
IS the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. r.
ii. Markli
Miss Mildred Payn,er, of Augusta
brother. L. G. Paynter. and sister. Mrs.
L. L. Walker.
Jesse, Cahoon has left for Ran,oul
III. where he is stationed. after n
visit of several days with his parents
Mrs. and Mrs. L. T. Kent. of Bayonn.
\. j. are visiting Mrs. Kcnt's par
en,s. Mr.; and Mrs. u. L. smith.
Nat Wilson. OF baltimore. is spend
ing several days with his uncle. X
q. James.
MISS Carolyn Simpson has returned
70 Washington. after spending the hol.
inaEs With her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Webb Angel. who is with an army
corps at Middleton. Pa. is spending his
turlough with his parents
Weldon Whitlock. who is studying
voice in Chicago. is spending a few
days with his parents here
Mrs. j. II. Callahan has returned
from Detroit. Mich, where she spent
the last month or six weeks
Miss Marguerite Markl who has
been spending the holidays with her
Earents here, has returned 20 Washing
ton. where she is teaching school
Cecil " Morris has returned to RAN
dolph- Macon College. Ashland. after
visit TO his parents here.
Miss Gladys Tucker who is teaching
near Petersburg. spent the holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. d IL
Tucker.
Mrs. j. w. Shepherd and Miss Viola
Shepherd have returned. after a trip to
Charlottesville. Richmond and other
points East
Miss Nova Trible;t left few DAYS
ago for Richmond. having been called
ttere on account OF the Illness of her
sister. Mrs. John Fclver
L. Gordon Miller. who spent the
holidays with his parents. Captain and
Mrs. G.. II. Miller. has returned to his
camp In Fort Worth. TEX
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Stanley and two
ch!ldren have returned from an en-
tended visit TO Greensboro. y. c.
Mrs. s. w. Justice and two children
are home again. after spending tho
holidays with Mrs. Justices mother. in
Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ Montgomery have
left for Erwin. Tenn. where they viii
make their future home.
SUNDAY SOC
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BUCKINGHAM

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
BUCKINGHAM, VA. January r.
MISS Jean Han. who came here from
Eharlottosrille 10 nurse her sister Mrs.
barrcll and Mrs. Barrell's children.
mas contracted the disease herself ana
is quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. HUBBARD have also
necn III with the malady. and have had
trained nurse with them
Mrs w. l.. Pratt has been quite sick
at her home here.
Or. Morris is the only physician In
inns part OF the county. and he has
neen terribly overworked and has had
tne inhuenzn himself. In some homes
there are not enough well ones TO care
10! ana nurse the sick.
Lieutenant Pcyton Molcr. after hay-
inr been honorably DISCHARGED from
milltary duties has gone to Norfolk
where he will be In railroad emplov
Rev. John Langdon Rogers, who was
on" OF the instructors in mathematics
at camp Zachary Taylor. has an hon
cradle discharge and is visiting his
nome people here before rcsuming his
ministerial labors
Langdon llcnderlitc. who was at one
time a student 1T Kings College, is
now an employee in the consular serv-
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GORDONSVlLLE

fSnecinl 70 Tn" Times Dispatch.l
HOEDoNSEll:LE. w. January s.
his home al Hampton after a pleasant
visit, the guest Of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. u. Cowherd a, "Monteith."
Mr.. and Mrs. john w scott, Jr. and
week of the formers parents. DR.. and
Mrs. John w. Scott.
Miss Ruth Gin has returned TO her
The nolidays win her father, Rev. John
Mr. and Mrs j. l. T. sneed have re.
mother In charlottesville.
Russell HARPER OF Ivy. was the CUES,
this week % his parents. Nj and Mrs.
Thomas i somervilIc was in Rich.
mond "Wednesday on business
Mr.; and Mrs John, Harlow. OF Biz
week with his father. j Is. HaTlow
and other relatives in South Goi,ions,
Bernard Jones has returned TO vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. having
spent the past two weeks with his pa :,
Edward Y. Breedcn. d o. 1Gnes Il. mere, mere.
stration agent for Orange, left on Tues
day TO attend the annual session Of NE
return next week he will ston over in
I:ynchburg TO attend the State Farmers
Leslie Ford. who has been in train
ing at Camp Polk, y. C., has receiv"d
his honorable discharge and is nn,,.
spending a few days with his sister
Mrs. w. r. Freddy. in south l;ordons
Miss Katherine Scott has returned :,
her home In Richmond. after spcndinv
the holidays with her parents. pr' s"S
Mrs John w. Scott. here. anu
w. l.. Kirby and family. OF Rich.
mond, were guests this week or r.l.,
stiyes near Gordonsvill. '''
Mis- Elizabeth Jacohs has ,.o.
spending some days this week VIII
friends In Richmond win
Floyd Boston. of Newport News w,.
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PULASKI

rG siRSSih to T The TiIm nSs9n
dam, ~, JDrdan was hostess to a
part% Monday evening al : o.c,nn .iih e,
,r, nom. IN Washington Avenue. en-.
Tln ,'s'' ~. a nun.hcr of her girl friends.
Ntrt dcSienatcd by cards hn,r
amE quotation especially applicable n
r no guest and which each was sun.
s,d Dancing has been the one chief diver.
sion OF the fuletidc season. Mnndn,
ne ri". lie XS onns men arranged a most
work "E 90 tht!' school
a.. M,esdn.esday evening the second dane.
naItroom. The dances AT thcs. ~, III 'n"
..mr.S WW"rr confined to the sGunr. dnncn
dancnrss 1i'a reel ana The minuct. the
.IrHIJ'IS Oh The days Of yorc innrn 49,
''..rrlarIy participating therein. pa
,i1nc PUBIC schools opened Tu.sd,y
ara d. IA" Christmas recess. Their
Sonhci OF the faculty. Miss Ut
~ o.. ,m' .l,h, OF the primary school whn
rrsun1n "ht' a.' u Leave. was no, able TO
nS MISS Mary Herman OF 1;mr,I ~,
Ht MISS E!oisc Watkins has hna,
at h.r nom. In Rocky Mount.
mlnther Dan cupid mvndcd th' f,c,,i ner
S,,.6 ,,tttIiE the replacing Of Miss
Of G 8" r..'S - who became The bride
,Eva Vaughan. and Miss ~ Is,,; Mss
r ncr i WI" Welded Eldridgc FAUX
cnr;c 'uN,,G't""d by Miss Maud Rrans-
- Ine 1hird grade. Miss Elise CIcIanj
c.oI ;ENNtG.nburE had been elected to sue.
Mand;'iisa "htfins. but resigned. Miss
~ ~ Lung mas been elected az teacher
OF me seventh grade.
! Mise, Misses Anne Sen ChalRn. Margaret
MarIarct Jordan and TI,icioa v vnn
i,"'fr, ~ > Stavcna and @. r. Jordan.
XII. were Seek-cnd guests OF The
"nscs Mci1vock, In Wythc Comfy
MT and Mrs. Hawkins have reiurynad
!" 'heir hoppe In Bedford CITY, after
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n guest this week of relatives in South
Gordonsvillc.
MIR. and Mrs John Bibb. of New York.
spent several days this week with his
father j. ID. Bibb, In South Gordons-
VILE.
Rev. ]. l.. Wiley has returned from
4 visit 10 his daughter. Mrs Tilman, in
Charlottesville.
MIR. and Mrs. \. l.. Patterson gave
a delightful dance mt their home,
Annandaic. near Gordonsville, on
Friday night.
The young men of Gordonsville were
hosts on Tuesday night ut u charming
DANCE at Memorial Hall. Dir. and Mrs.
Kirby were the chaperones
Among the delightful social events
Mrs. John w. Cowherd. at their home
near town. in honor of their house
guests.
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WEST POINT

Lsnec.al 20 The Times Dispatch.l
WEST POINT. VA. January this
<3rofuse in gaieties since the holidays
began Among the most enjoya BILE SO.
Gial affairs was an entertainment given
Tuesday evening BY Miss Josephine
Freeman in honor OF several of her
school friends. who have been attend
ing school elsewhere this session. They
Macon Wornan's College. Lynchburg;
Miss Emily Gault. ot Western Mary
land Cojieee. Wsstmns;er. Md: Miss
School. and Miss Ruth Richardson.
blackstone Female College. Among
he town guests were Misses Ellen
attendance were Messrs David Field.
Elliot Richardson. Charles. and Joseph
Bomghan and Lewis milford.
The young people OF the town gave
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 6. Garden entertained
Miss Katherine S?arklin entertained
Mr., and Mrs y, ]. walcott enter
set on Tuesday night.
dancers attended n bali at Gloucester
Courthouse Tuesday night.
The. First Baptist Church on Friday
gave its sunday school a beautiful can
tata, Santas Auto Sleigh" which was
greatly enjoyed by a large crowd
:, Leroy Richardson. a student I'm the
holidays Al home here. ard had as his
quests Messrs. Branstord Adams, OF
Lynchhurg. and Ben Smith. OF Rich
mond.
Rey Norman Johnson. OF the Union
Theological Seminary. r c h m q II d,
preached at the Methodist Church
again SUNDAY morning ana evening.
baltimore, spent the holidays with
Nj, and Mrs. James Denmead. sr. "
Miss Ellie Garden spent Christmas
Washington. ID. c.
Johns iIopkins Taft, only son of Mr..
West Point. is very. i'll in Christians
burg with pneumonia, after influenza
His parents were called TO his bed
side last saturday ana are still there.
MISS beSsie Num- Is visiting friends
People in. ! his section are greatly
enthused over the Billy Sunday meet
ingA,, and Il movement is ON foo, by
which il is hoped a special train may
be run from West Point during the
meeting for the benefit of people In
Dr. CLYDE f. Ross and family have
M Sten ne mere e ms week visiting friends
are going to Richmond to live Dr.
Ross. who married Miss Annabel Bray
or THIS county and Richmond. was at
one time resident physician here.
hospital in Anderson. $. c.. but when
the war came he volunteered his SER
vices and was kept during the war at
Camp Greene. Charlotte. y. G.
w c. Freeman. of Wake Forest. ~
c.. spent the holiday season with his
brother: w NJ Freeman. of West Point
Mrs. Lucy Byrd Dudley is visiting
her son, Dr. Douglas Dudley in Nor.
folk.
Albert Robinson. town sergeant. with
his daughter. Miss Helen. spent few
days Christmas week with his son W.
y. Robinson, az Gloucester Courthouse
Mrs. s. 6. King. of suffolk. is Wis
Ting her father and mother. Dr. and
Mrs W G. Num-.
Mrs. II. J.. Baldcrson and family Will
leav" Saturday for Nashville Tenn
where she VIII make her home.
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HOLLINS COLLEGE

Especial to The Times Dlspntchl
lOLLINS COLLEGE. VA, January i.
The Christmas holiday at the College
closed Friday evening. Only a few
STUDENTS remained during the holidays
The party OF students who went 10
New York for the Christmas holidays
with Miss NJ. T.. Parkinson, returned
several days ago
Miss Matte l.. Cooke. tho president
oi the college. gave her usual New
The old year was watched out and the
new year welcomed. Just at l2 O'clock
all at the reception sang "Prnise God
From Whom All blessings Flow"
DIR. J. r. Spencer and wife were at
Farmvillc for part of the holidays
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2 visit TO their daughter Mrs. J. NJ.
McGheshey. at the mansc in Diapers
Valley.
Mrs. Frank p. Chafnn. of wy,he
Mrs. J. r. IL. Bell.
J. IL. Meek is at Blacksburg attend
my me meeting OF the State Agricul-
the week
Rev. NJ. J. wysor. superintendent,
dustrial school at Grcencvilla Tenn.
spent several days here this week
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CtLPEPER. VA. January 4..-IIenry
- aaficS. ~. OF Grand Rapids. and Mrs
baskerville. of Chicago. have returned
70 their homes after spending the hoi-
iinNS with their parents. Or. and Mrs
IL l.. ouHrles on West Street.
Mr.. and Airs. Granville Coleman Of
Cuan'lco, We're the guests this week
= SIR. and Mrs. u J. Coleman on Asher
street. and Mr.. Colemans parents at
Brandy.
Mrs Florence Voolfolk and Master
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BON AIR

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.l
BON AIR. VA. January i.--Miss
fancy Word has returned from a visit
to relatives in Norfolk
Mrs. X. W. Mizzclle was the week
end guest OF Mrs. VI. Il. Rudd
Miss Grace lIaZcn spent last week
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BOWLING GREEN

ROWLING GREEN. VA. January -
Mrs. Maria Moore has returned to
Ter home in Norfolk. after spend
Ing several weeks with her pa
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-06-13
ORDINANCE SO

An ordinance making it the
duty OF the citizens of Glenmora,
Louisiana, to keep their premis-
es in clean condition: to compel
them to have their privies clean,
ed aud to remove the garbage
from their premises and making
it obligatory upon the property
owners to pay the town for the
cleaning of toilets; TO provide
for the election Of a city scaveu-
ger to proyide the meaEs OF ear
rying into force this ordinance
and fixing penalties for the VOL
alton thereof.
Section /. Be it ordained by
the Mayor and Board of Alder
men Of the town of Glenmora,
Louisiana, in regular session con-
vened, that every citizen of Glen
mora shall keep his premises in
a sanitary condition; that all
closets, or priyies shall conform
TO the specifications and regulss.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-06-13
NOTICE. OF ELECTION

State of Louisiana, Parish Of
Rapides, Town of Glenmora.
Pursuant to tile provisions Of
Ordinance No. IS of the proceed
ings of a meeting Of the Mayor
and tile Board of Aldermen Of
the Town of Glennora, Rapides
Parish, State of Louisiana, Of
date June Sd, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that a
special election viii be held at