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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the Columns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL
December 20, 1895.

The firm Of Deitz, Dennison & Prior of
Cleveland, today deposited 1000 witfr1the
county treasurer as guaranty that they
will take the bridge bonds.
tAhe commissioners at the meeting last
Tuesday decided to accept the bid of
this firm, after it was found that the firm
of w. C. Spaulding & Co., would not take
them. They offered a $500 premium,
which will make the total amount re-
ceived from the sale of the bonds, $155,300.
The guaranty money was deposited by
the firm of Noble & Merriam. acting as the
representatives of the firm of Deitz, Den
nison & Prior
Mr.. and Mrs. June Baxter of Council
Grove spent Christmas with Mrs. Baxter S
sister, Mrs. S. l.. Courtney.
Miss Maud Lands of Lawrence has re-
turned home after a visit with Miss Susie
Guild.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
Thursday Specials in the Bargain Basem
SDeciaIS in Sheets Pseca Goods Roduc

Sheets, 81 by 80 inches,
bleached and seamless. A fine
quality that is free from dressing,
regular $3.50 value, each 81 SO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
NfANsPEAKER PROPERTY SOLD.
VIII Become Headquarters of Kansas
ChiIdrcn's Homo society.

The sale of the Manspeaker prop
erty, owned by l.. NJ. Osgood, of Perry,
No, to the Kansas Children's Home
Finding society, has been completed
and the papers drawn. The offices of
the society will be moved into the
Manspeaker house about April l, it is
stated. The present receiving home
for the society, on Clay street, was ac-
cepted by the owner of the Man
speaker property in exchange. The
consideration for the new home of the
society is $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
MATERIAL is ON WAY HERE.
Thirty Car Loads of Steel En- Route
for Masonic Temple

The council of administration of the
Masonic organization in Topeka have
been advised by wire that thirty car
loads OF structural steel for the new
temple have left the mill at st. Louis
and are en- route to Topeka. The steel
will cost approximately $4,000, and
the money is already in the treasury,
ready to pay for the material. The
sale of bonds for the erection of the
temple has been going in good shape
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
Ribbon Remnants
Less Than


One lot of ribbon remnants, all
widths in lengths up to 3 yards,
light and dark, solid colors and
fancies, variety of qualities worth
from 10 cents to $500, will be
closed out at less than y price.
RibbOns-Main Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29

ized," said Mrs. Chaplin. at seems
that most of them come to the United
States and work until they have saved
up a little money and then return to
their native land. They apparently
have no desire to become citizens"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

Misses Mary Short. Bcttio Short
and Mary Heath left Tuesday after
noon for n trip of about four weeks
orado. California and other Western
ianta by Il touring party.
Miss Emma Hicks and Mr.. r. A.
Howell. OF Norfolk. spent the week
end ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
\. seward.
Miss Jessie Boiling EEgleston. of
Norfolk, who has been the guest of
Mrs. j. A. Seward for several weeks,
left saturday for visit to Mrs. w.
T. Price. OF ''Millvillc," before re-
turning TO her home.
Miss Sarah Palmer is entertaining
several guests ut Il house party this
week.
Mrs. Hugh Telvcrton and children.
of Wilson. " G.. arrived Friday to
MIR ana Mrs. w. S. PEBBLES.
j. W. DcNany and daughter. Miss
Edna, left Thursday for a trip to
WASHINGTON. Atlantic City and other
Northern points of interest
Mrs. :. 4. Barker. with her two
children. left last Monday afternoon
for her home in Wakefield. Sussex
County. after spending Il week here
with her sister. Mrs. George w. Yves
SON.
Mrs y. MRawlings and children.
Of South liIli. are visiting Al the
home OF Mrs. Alice G.Baylcy
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WAVERLY

! Especial To The Times Dispatch.)
WANERLH. July 11.-Mr and Mrs.
Harvey Fleetwood and children. and
Mrs. Ida T.. WIKI ms and son. left to-
day for Elkton. Va. where they will
spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Wallace. OF
Long View, Texas. are the guests
OF their daughter. Mrs Charles 4.
Foster. at the Baptist parsonage.
MIR and Mrs. w. r. Rountrec and
children have returned home. after
Delaware and Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Moss -! Livhsay have
returned from their bridal tour, and
are residing With the brides parents
on Railroad .Tvenuo
City, is visiting relatives in Waverly.
Mrs. Forest sharp, OF Willoughby
Leach IS the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. II. lIowcrton
Miss Frances Mann. OF Petersburg.
is spending some time in the home OF
O. \ Harrison. on Main Street.
Mrs. Richard Corbitt. OF Henderson.
y G.. is the guests OF Mrs. Lucy 4.
chappell. in Waverly.
Mrs, Il. w. Chappell and children,
ar" visiting relatives and friends in
fredericksburg. Va.
Nh and Mrs. G. -. West and dauch-
ter Miss Elsie, of Newport News, yls-
tied relatives in Wcvcrly this week
Mrs: 6 \, Foster and little daugh-
the guests Of MIR and Mrs. II. a. Gray.
'"it this week Tor TWO weeks visit
with friends in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. Leila v. Norris and daughter,
MISS Frances. have returned from the
University oi Virginia. and will spend
the summer in Wavcrly
Mrs. Walter j. Young and children,
o: fredericksburg, are spending tho
sommcr with her parents in Waverly.
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BUCKINGHAM

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
BUCKINGHAM. VA, July l7.-Mrs
e. -. Eubank. formerly Miss Hattie
liaskins. is expected to visit her old
HON" here his week. coming from
her present home at Niaysvil!c. y. G.
Mrs. Samuel Glover and children,
OF Charleston. W. Va. have been re-
cent guest. n the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. g Johnson.
Mrs. Higgs rs guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins ELLIS, near
Mount Vir-o.
Dr. j. y. Fills has returned TO his
home In atlanta, after spending some
time. Al Alton. the home Of his boy
hood
Rev. George Iender!Itc ana family
have been staying Al the home OF
Mr.: and Mrs James H. Robertson.
John Hin Moss, OF Richmond. was
here at the home OF his mother the
past week
w w. iiaskins spent the last week
end visiting friends in Amherst and
tynChburg.
Frank Brown snent last week end
in l.ynchburg.
Henry Grosccosc, demonstration In
agricultural work AT the high school
/ here. has returned to take up his
duties after spending month at
I BlaCk.burs
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HEATRSVlLLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HEATHSNlH.E: VA. iuly IL
Il wcck-cnd guest III IIcaihsvillc.
Miss Lillian Anderson. who recent
~ resigned her position as assistant
land. has accepted Il position as book
keeper for w. y. DoESett at Weems.
Miss Helen Davenport is her success
sor in the bank OF northumberland.
Miss Scltim Rice entertained at tea,
saturday afternoon from $3.50 To $40
o'clock in honor of Miss Anderson.
The guests included: Mcsdamcs T., G.
Hugh smith and y. 3. Moore; Mise 5
Marie Walker. Brent Boyd. Mamie
Stoneham and Mary Hall.
Arthur. James. OF Richmond. is
Robert iiealc. OF Richmond. is visit
Ing his father. Rev. q. W. Bcaie, in
WcStmorcllnd.
o. y. Belts entertained with an in
formal. dance 1T his home. Poplar
EARN. in honor of Miss Lillian
crowd OF iieathsviiie was present.
Alr, and Mrs. NJ. Mercer Neale and
Donora, Pa, who have been visiting
his sister. Mrs. John Curlett. al
flowers, Essen county. returned TO
Miss Sue Donnns is visiting her
brother Pr. Samuel Downing, in
y; X. cralle, who left for Wash
ington. some weeks since. has re-
turned to Iicathsvillc.
Misses Scltim Rice and Fannie Mae
MORGAN are visiting Miss Gcncvieve
Brooke in Mathews County.
Miss Helen Thomas. of Ottoman. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Frances Cur
rie Merry Point.
Mr, and Mrs. kirkmyer, Clarence
Calls and Eugene Rilee. of Rich
mond. are visiting relatives in Irving
ton.
Mrs r. Moore and daughter. Mary
wills, OF Reedvilic. were guests for
Rice.
DR. Wilson. OF Warsaw. was re-
Gently in lleathsvillc.
Mrs. T. J. Downing is spending some
time in iiinsale. and her brother. Mr.
T. W. Eicheiburger. has returned to
Cowart.
Mrs. Giles +. Eubank is spending
somo time with Mrs. John Curlctt at
BOWERS.
Marvin Grove annual camp meet
inS viii begin this year, July 30, con-
tinuing ten days.
After being in Washington city two
years, working for the War Depart
mcnt. Mrs. Eva burgess has returned
with her brother, MIR. Robert Down
ing.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lloyd Clarke. near
Walnut Point. recently entertained Il
'H'''''' VI ''4'''N'>n ''ii'i i''thuN'
:. l.. Bennington. OF Cedar Springs,
has been appointed principal Of
Hcathville High school.
Miss Florence Eubank Is visiting
her parents MIR. and Mrs. j. V. Eu-
bank at sandy island
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Daughcrty, OF
Cumberland. Md. are guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. W. L. Eskridgc, at Ophc!ia,
this county.
Mrs. Josephine Gulick and three
sons, formerly living here. are visiting
friends in this country.
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ACCOMAC

oSANcocK, Va. July i7.EMrs
John r. Wise is entertaining Miss
Miss Susan Litchett. of Cane
Charles. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
George Lee l.osduc.
Mrs. Robert l.. Hopkins and Miss
Anne r. iiopkins left Thursday for
spend six weeks
Mrs. Thomas Jacob and two chill
dren. Thomas and Henrietta. left for
Northampton Friday, to spend a
month with relatives.
Miss Marian Tutt!c and Miss LYDIA
Taylor. guests 1T the home of Mr.:
and Mrs Ezekiel Taylor for several
weeks. have, returned to baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Parkcs are
in Wilmington. Del. for Il week.
Mrs. ;. T.. Geizer. who has been liv-
INK at Old ho!at for ten years. has
moved back TO onancock. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Octav!a. will Join her here
within few weeks.
Mrs. James Jacob and Miss Eliza
beth Gunnell are with friends in
Mrs. Annie Tailor has gone to
TaZewcll 10 visit friends for the rest
OF the summer.
Mrs. " $. Hammond and son have
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
McArs. OF Poplar Cave
Miss Louise iiaswel. of Baltimore,
is At Mt. rrospect," the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. l. ". I;ngwc,l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gecil Fletcher and two
children, OF Hampton. arrived Friday
TO visit Mr.; and Mrs r. r. Fletcher.
Mrs. William T. Hopkins. after Il
visit TO her parents. MIR. md Mrs.
stinson. Of Howard County, Md. re-
turned home "Wednesday.
Key. John kilso. OF Delaware. is
with his mother, Mrs. Susan kclso.
Or, Harold Stewart. of st. LuSc's
Hospital, New York. is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Preston Stewart
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SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL
DRAWS COUNTY TEACHERS
scHcnt!-'Thrrc Counties Are Repre-
scented nj hhrrisonhurS, Richmond
Sending Twelve Students.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
mlAHiR '. re: July Ia
of the summer school students at
the ilarr;sonhurg State Normal
S9.Gihooi shows tnat sevcnty-three OF
Nirsinias 100 counties are represent
ed and that eleven students from
hvc other States are also enrolled.
From the city OF Norfolk have come
n!nctcen students: from Richmond.
Staunton and llarrisonburg. twelve
students each; from Portsmouth
eight; from Winchester. seven. Tho
LARGEST enroilmSn, by county is. of
course, kockinGham County. in which
me school IS situated. with an en-
rollment OF sISty-two. Augusta
SS"unty sent forty-two students;
i n"gKbriGsa Somn,iy. thirty-sSyen;
niteen: AiDcmarle. thirteen: Roa-
noke. twelve: Madison. warren, each
eleven and Nelson. ten.
Mouth Hygiene Unii No 1 of the
United states Public Health Service
composed OF Lieutenant Colonel IL
u: Butter and Nurse Ncrna u. Thorn
nm. have spent, the past week at
by the government to place before
Virginia's teachers some idea OF tho
iinnortancG To the nation of the
mis- unit includes a free dental
clinic. where unusually severe cases
OF mouth trouble are being given
attention. Miss Thornhill has de-
1
10 children by means Of which prop
or health laws may he instiIlcd in
them. Thursday night thrca-reci
movie. Come Clean" was presented
to show the way by which uiscas:
germs spread from the mouth To the
entire body
Miss Florence NJ. Rohr, of the Dc
rartment Of Justice. made most Eff
fectivc presentation Tuesday morn
ing of the means by which the high
cost Of living can be cOmbatted. She
crs In ucr audience the necessity OF
"a general return Of plain living
and high thinking" Miss Rohr stated
that while tho population OF the
United states had increased 75 per
] cent in the last twenty-five years,
/ during that period tho amount OF
money spent in this country for
! millinery had Increased 900 per cent,
ard tho amount spent on ready mad q
/ garments had increased ] 900 per
! cent. Experts OF the Treasury De-
partmcnt, she said. compute that tho
| present per. family expenditure for
| luxurios IL in excess OF S3IS year.
| President $. L. Dukc returned We'd
nesday from Farnvillc, where he at
! tended the meeting OF the State Nor
NAL School board. before which the
four normal school presidents OF Vir-
! Sinia laid their annual reports.
Under tho supervision OF Miss
Marcelinc Calling. of Norfolk. an in
(, structor in physical education. a
storytelling and games hour is he
Ing held each Tuesday and Friday
evening directly after supper. over
2ou students were present yesterday
when Mrs. l.. II. Clay. of Norfolk
told several children's stories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

II. NJ cofrcy, Mrs. r. NJ. Cofrcy. Jr.
Mrs. j. J. Gillespie. ana Walter Camp.
Dayton Watts, Bob and Bill Claiborne.
Smith Clements. Floyd Pcyton. Il. NJ
Beard. Jr.. and Henry Lewis Hanger.
Edge wood" was the scene Of n
pretty party Friday afternoon. when
Mrs. II. II, Harrison. Mrs. l.. B. Web
Ster. and Mrs. Marion Il. Malone en-
tertained the bridge club from 3 to
6 o'c!ock. The tables were attractive
~ arranged in the library, hail and
on the porch and 4 number OF games
We're enjoyed. Mrs. a. Il. Strobe was
awarded first prize for making the
highest score. The refreshments cou-
sisted OF ice cream and cake served
by Mrs. Malone and Miss Margaret
VOORHEES,. Those playing were: Mr..
and Mrs. William Smith. Newark. y.
j.. Mrs. y. Il. STROBE, Mrs. J. lc. Good
win. Mrs y. l.. Penning, Mrs. J. w.
Beard. Mrs. Il. NJ. Beard. Mrs. II. Il.
Evans. Mrs. II. NJ. Coffcy. Mrs. II. NJ.
Cooley: Jr. Mrs. Georsc Spracue.
Twin Falls, Idaho: Mrs Victor Won
GemminEen. Washington. y. c.: Mrs.
III. :. Pcyton, Mrs. Paul WALES. Miss
Marion Dearborn and Misses Martha
and Bessie Robertson.
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ACCOMAC
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
ACCOMAC. VA, July l7.-Nirs
T.. &. Scott and two children. OF Wash
inSton, ID. c.. are guests of DIR. A.. b.
Runaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Il. Clark and Miss
Susie Mason are at Atlantic City.
Miss katherine Tucker has re-
turned TO her home in Norfolk. after
Il visit of several weeks TO Miss Jen-
ME Fletcher.
Miss Margaret Bull. of Salisbury.
Md, was the week end guest of her
Misses Ellen Edmund and Endin
Parks and Mrs, 4. +. Laprade at
tended the Virginia Baptist Encamp-
mcnt ut Virginia Eeacn.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. -. l. Quinby and
family have returned 10 Atlanta after
a. sojourn of several months in Ac-
comac
Miss Mildred Lee has returned to
HAMPTON after a visit of several days
TO her sister. Mrs. G. l.. Doughty.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Tiffany. who has been
residing at mt. CuStis." her country
home. has returned to Baltimore. She
Wiil go TO White Sulphur Springs,
" Va. for tho remainder of the
summer.
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VIRGINIA HOMES OPEN TO
SUMMER SEASON GUESTS
Visitors From Many States Seek
Mountain ind ScaShorc
Resorts.
PIcN1cs CONTINUE POPULAR
Great Preparation Being Made by
Women OF Cuipcpcr for Enter
8 tainmcnt OF Confederate Veterans
z Reunion August 10, ii and IL.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
CuLPEPER, July IA joint
'DauShtcrS Of the CoufcdcraCy and OF
fIhc y. =. hin Camp OF Confederate
+ Veterans was held here this Week
to perfcc, plans for the entertain
.ment OF veterans aud other visitors
at the State reunion TO he held here
on August 10. II and IL.
The Woman's AuXiii2ry, Of s..
'Stcphcn's WAS entertained Monday AT
"CornerNicw. the home OF Miss
(. Airs. Robert Hall. of Winchester.
who is spending the summer here.
han OF the Tot and Kettle club. in
honor OF Miss hrvid Samuolson. the
debutanto daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Max SaJnuClSon
James, Alfricud, Of Baltimore. was
the Weekend guest of Mir ana Mrs.
Orville Loving, leaving Tuesday tor
a visit TO relatives In NcrfolIS
a, the annual all-day service.
which Will be held tomorrow at !is-
loric Little Fork Church, this coun. Y,
by Rev, Charles Bratten Dubcl. OF
-Penn'S Grove. y. j.. who was formerly
chaplain OF the one Hundred and
Tenth Field Artillery. ana saw much
foreign service.
Mrs. Severn Nottingham ana chill
.dren returned home today. AFTER
spending months visit to her par
.e.ntS kcv. ana Mrs. j. w Ware. at
81; AR1dr'w,s Kectory. Shepherds
Mrs. Frank Aylor was hostess a,
an evening party on "Wednesday Ia.
honor TO her house guest Miss E'.ni-
worth. OF Richmond
- mrs. Earle Whitchornc. of Callwcli.
lucky. ere visiting their mother,
Mrs. ;. Russell smith
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WEST POINT

! Especial to Tho Times Dispatch1
WEST POINT. July l7.-MIrs H.
I Lane Cooke entertained Il number OF
{ friends saturday evening in honor of
| Mrs. FRANCESCA Casper Lawso1. The
I company greatly enjoyed the bcauti-
ful singing Of Mrs. Lawson. who was
Julian iiash 10y, OF West Point. Miss
pcmbcr;on. OF Fredonla. y. y. is The
! house guest OF Mrs. Cooke for Il
month.
foot entertained II number of friends
at miscellaneous shower in honor
OF her niece. Mrs. l.. !. shores. OF Bal
iimorc. who, with her husband and
Mrs. John .ShaTcr and two sons,
from Louisiana, with Victor Parks
# N,orfolk: Misses Lee Parks and
Shaner VIII bc pleasantly remembered
as Miss Eta Lee. OF Norfolk. who
used to visit in West Point before
her marriage.
been entertaining a house party in
me form of Nmily reunion. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rob
sr;s and daughter. Alice. of Savannah.
and daughter. of Wilmington. " G..
and Hunter Roberts. OF the u. S. Navy
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Courtney enter
tanned the same party on Tuesday
Miss Mary Woodward has as her
guests Miss Loda Hall and Miss Dell
SLAUGHTER, OF Oklahoma city.
Misses susie Corr and Victoria
Lewis are visiting Miss Margaret
Burke. in Upper King William.
Mrs Humphrey has as her guests
her n!eces. Mrs. Brookcs and Airs.
Walsh. Of Newport News, who were
before marriage Misses Agnes and
Marie Mackay. and visited here often.
ana on sunday expects Mrs. II. T.
Spenser and daughter. Miss Helen.
from Johnson City, Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. Moore Asher is visiting
relatives in Greenwich, Conn. for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caspian Thornton ana
niue son have recently paid visit
- relatives in Guinea" Gloucester
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Douglas. Of
Baltimore, have been vis.tin. Mrs. W
X BRAY. and are now visiting the
family OF Robert !. Jcnrics in King
and Queen.
Mrs. Andrew Haynes, of Richmond,
Is spending some time in the cot
MISS Leila McCanna is visiting Miss
adelaide Leigh in Washington.
Mrs George Field. daughters,
Meade and Evelyn, and son. Jarratt.
nave returned from visit 10 her
daughter Mrs. Jack Ncale. Lanes
Nlllc. but VIII leave again tomorrow
morning for Halifax, y. g, for q visit
TO her d0uuhtcr.
Miss Edith Davis. OF Roanoke. is
Visiting Mr.. j. =. Kelly.
Mrs. Ernest Willis, o! New Bern.
a.: a. q and three, children are spend
parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles DON
mead Sr.
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ASHLAND

,snccin! to The Times Djs,,,cn
"iil-ANl'. July lT.-Mrs F,d,vin 7,
on al Richmond. was tho t.l,s, -
MotS o! colonel ana Mrs. Il. NJ. Shen-
lbr and Mrs S. .. Hatcher ana ,ho
Misses Hatcher hav, rCtnrnad an" fra,' ohe
motor trip 10 Winchester go -
N!a' lhmmock has returned homo
u leicester County, after a ,.isi. ~
h'F ""uShiGr. Mrs lanes II. Harris
ana Mrs. Robert ". Maryc. for
'I.t'S "t NaycroSs. Ca. are spending
.r"io. time with Colonel and Mrs y
" " Mare DcfCrc going to th,ir
hcW nome IN Wilson, y. c
MISS Sara Hughes has returned
rom weeks stay at Camp Slack
S'oi. MISS hughes also was the
sueai OF Mr. and Mrs Hichard Fridge
iort" "a their nome near KcuhriI,sn
VI Mss rye fridty is visiting nor
sislsr Mrs Floyd Tucker. .Ir.
Mi%s"s trcnshaw. of Atlanta aro
EHeStS OF Misses Fannie and Fro,Idic
Mr. and Mrs Ic!tch Wright ,eft
"Wednesday FOR Atlantic Guy. where
III, WI! spend some time
-lr and Mrs. Walter Svdnnr Jr
nav returned IRON. a visit 10 Virei ,in
Miss Marian Fox has returned from
hnochlaid county. whore she was ina
guest OF relatives. '"N
Mrs $. " Nrigh, and MISC Sue
hteEG WriEhi ar" spending some time
n mas CITY with DR.. and Mrs. j
Mrs Liburn Mills and children. o.
K s Mills
Miss Helen Carroll. Of Richmond
was the recent guest OF Miss Coc!
Rev. and Mrs. RICHARD Lancaster
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DAMVllLE

lspeeial to The Times Dgspatch)
- pANNll.I.E, July lI-'rhc forbid
CITE heat 90 the past week has mimi
m'zed social events here number
OF picnics TO nearby often frouuented
:: spots such as EaElewood Springs.
Barneits Pond and Milton. y. 60,
have been held, however
The Bridge Club met Friday win
'Mrs. w -. liiil, u course OF refresh
men's being served between games.
one OF ihe most unique social events
GAYS ago when Miss BESSIE van
Wagccncn entertained at A Swimmiur
!, p1nrty AZ nor West Main Stree, home.
- lI,ise, gItnt WAS given in honor OF
MISS Erle johnson, OF Durham y q
SIter an hour spent in the pool at inc
Schooliield home the party adjourned
20 the veranda where refreshments
y We're served. Included in the party
- Mary and Anne Spencer. Martha
smith Barbara Iiarrcll and Kuth-
erine james Alice and Florence Boat
wright, Lclir Hoffman. Mary over
hey, Margaret Conway, Mary and
Frances Darlington. Lucy Lee F!tx.
seTn.d ana Mrs Il; A., lames. Jr.
MISS Margaret Boyd. of Washing
{oh is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
* /. i'!hrell who recently returned
from AsAovillc. y. .. whore she Wis
i'e Mi ssr i SislGr' Mrs. Hubbard.
: from Cnariotte, bringing with her
on n visit Miss Helen Parker whom
shc visited white there.
Mrs. i L. Wilson and children of
NWHinston,Salem \. G. are visiting
airs; l.. Dibroll. whose husband is
IN the orient on business ;rii'
Misses Alice and Florence Roat-
wright have returned from a nro-
tracted visit TO Washington. Now
YORK and other Northern cities.
MISS Marjorie Miller Of Morgan
Ken. y Is visiting her cousin. Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lea are visit
ING a; Mount Airy, White sulphur
Miss Dorothy Holland is visiting
irl%nds'a Fort Thomas. Kentucky.
Miss Edna Haxcy, OF Lynchbnre
~ &, hughes of New York, and Miss
gkathryn Frentiss. OF Richmond. are
VISITING Al the home of Mrs j. S
N Dir. and Mrs. Eugene NOEL LEFT
Monday by automobile for savannah
and other Southern points Mrs
Soei. VIII sncnd the remainder of the
z-sl mmor IN The mountains or Virginia
Judge and Mrs. r. Walton Brow
AIR and Mrs, Henry G. Leigh have
lief, Tor l..nv.lie,..S C.,.,,o spend the
i Carolina