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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
TO Be Held at MOuntyilIc October
20-3O.' Program Is Announced.

2D.3O., Proy,,,n r. ,nno,,
The propram for ~ naD.'.
day School Inatitnta ap'i'u ~, ''"i,
niv;sil VI 'ne rouftl
has been announcoa "' ',a ~, nssocla'loi ass 81
Wilson and Rov q y w:u,,',,,. = =
committee IN cb,ryo r, ,.,, 'n>
Lilo no bo1d oo,o, On 30 "'''"'c Is
gram is as follow. -
Saturday uor,i,u
10: 90 --ijcvo,;on,l poy =, .,
son.
io:3 -lnrol,mor, 90 ,.,.
lO:l5.-"rhc proh,on, 20
Teachers for ,hn c,,d, ',s
G. Wb,ro,. %. '"
ll:3O-,Song service ,od ), W >
Culbcrtson.
l:40-"puttina Ni.cio,. 8, 49,
S. Program -
l2:30--Adiournmcpt Coz d; y
Afternoon
l:3O- SONG srrvicc
-"Drawback. ~ a.,
e;c,,,o," -. ''.' """i'''F
Moore, r. S Lapgs,or y m cn,o.,,,, uS
J. II wh,r,o, -
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
Another Narrow Escape.

Maj w. A. White and DR.. a. j.
Christopher narrowly escaped injury
Monday morning in front OF the Pco-
pies Bank when Mr.. Luther Roper
lost control OF a Ford car he was driy-
ing and ran 1t into the bank wall
where lhese two gentlemen were
standing. Seeing the onrushing car
however they Gid not stand long and
made quick move out Of the way be-
iore Deins hit. 1t seems that Mr.
Roper. who is accus,omcd to a "slid-
ing gear on larger car. was unable
to manipulate the more popular car
OF the Droletariat and allowed the ma
chine to get away from him at criti-
cal moment. Besides giving the bank
building considerable jar, no other
damage was done.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
ALLEN OWENS KILLED
BY HIS OWN son
Deplorablo Tragedy in Upper Part of
the County Sunday.

Claude G. Owens. a young man or
foungs township, is being held in the
county Jail for killing his father at
their home about midday Sunday.
very little can be learned as to the
cause of the tragedy except that the
TWO had not been on good terms for
some time and the younger Owens
mad threatened to kill his father sew
eral days before. From Testimony
hcard at the inquest, the elder, Owens
was in tho yard Sunday tinkcrjne
win piece of farm machinery. Mr..
AdoIphuS EIOstctler, who was an eve
witness, said that young Owens an
preached his father apparently in -
drunken condition and at once threat
'hed TO XIII him. His father made
some reply and turned away. when
INC son went around in front and be-
gan Shooting. After the father was
"hoi tWlcc ana had fallen on the
ground according to tho testimony
young Owens fired four more bullets
lhto the proStratc form. Rcloadnp his
pistol, Ovens ,hcn threatened to
snoot Mr. IIostctlcr. but the latter
prevailed upon him to hold his peace
tong enough for other ncighborS ia
arrive
Leaving thc dead body Of his father
owens then turncd away and went to
u hcighhor'@ house whore he was ar
rested shortly after by Rural Police
man Columbus l.. owens, who hap
ponnd to be in the ncighborhood. The
r''raI policeman effected the arrest by
Il rusc, but had considerable difficulty
III getting his man lodged in his auto
m"Dllc as none Of tho byStandcrs
would assist. Finally gaining the up
per hand, he carried his prisoner TO
woodruff and from there brough him
to Laurcns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
Women Solicit DOiIars

Acting on request from Mrs. r. A.
Cooper. wife Of the states governor.
+" committee OF women has begun a
canvas o: the city and county for
money to SUPPORT election Of Gov. Cox
as president to succeed Woodrow Will
son. Already a tidy sum has been
raised. but the women are going at il
stronger every day. Those desiring to
contribute. whether in the city or else
where in the county, may send their
contributions to Mrs. r. Fl. Ropcr or
Miss nthci Langston.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
WILL HOLD COTTON MEETINGs
MEETINGS to be Held Thursday and
Friday OF This Week. Big Attend.
NncC Desired.

-utVtihSS 10 nc Held Thursday and
Friday Of This Week. Big Attend.
ance Desired.
Meetings in the interest of tbo cot
Ton corporation are being arranged
throughout the county for this week
ana next week, at which 1t is cxpect-
Cd that Laurens' quota of 2,511 bales
or cotton or their equivalent will no
subscribed. Meetings have already
bccn held at HoDewell and Mountvillc
al which several hundred bales wore
subscribed, in addition to about n
hundred bales subscribed at tho moot :
ing IN Laurcns Saturday afternoon.
w ~ "A. Power chairman of tho
county. has asked that tho commit
tees previously announced hold mect. /.
mas in their respective communities
ana make an active effort to raise the
dcSlrcd quota. These committees
published again below, are expected
20 appoint sub-committccs i'm order
mat no one may be overlooked 1,boso
VINO arc without subscription blanks
"fe requested to secure them from Ml.
Power.
Meetings for Thursday night OF
'h!s week are to be held at Ln;ay
court Lanford and Hickory Tavern.
Meetings for Friday night are to bc
hcld at Eden, Mt. Bethel and EXON
Tho following are the township
committees who are expected TO thor
c"shly organize and canvass their
Townships:
I.aurcns Dr.. W, H.. Dial, J. l. n
Ilby, G. II. Bolt.
foungs--J. w Lanford. s. D. Mar.
tin, j. b. Cook
Dials--L. a. Armstrong, r. O.
Hunt w. w Ycargin.
Sullivan ~ B. Wood. ]. Frank
'savis. J. A. Sumerel.
Waterloo l.. Cooper G. NJ
Moore. J. G. Smith.
Cross Hll-T. NJ Pinson, c. d.
Nance. w. S. Achison.
Hunte'-J NJ. Simmons, c. r.
Workman, CLANCY w. Stone.
Jacks 7. r. Johnson, B. f. Cone
land. J. NJ FTatton
Scuffletown-W ID. Boyd, ]. s.,
Craig. D. A. Glenn.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
TRUCK FALLS THROUGH
j. ID. DeShields Injured When Truck
Falls Through Rcctly River Bridge.

}, d. DeShiclds. a we'll known
farmer who lives on the Cold Point
road, was considerably injured Satur-
day night when the large truck he
was driving broke through the Rccdy
River bridge beyond Waterloo and
fell TO the ground below. distance of
about ftccn feet. He had two ribs
broken besides being otherwise shak
en- up. Yesterday he was resting very
well at his home and no serious con
sequences arc expected.
Mr.. DoShelds was returning from
his place in EdgcfcL county with a
heavy load Of green lumber. He got
over the main part of the bridge and
was Just on the approach on this side
OF tho rive" when the timbcrs gave
away. The truck itself was not dam
AGED beyond pair.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
Notice Of Quarterly Conference

INC fourth quarterly conference of
me upper South Carolina Conference of
the Poniccostal Holiness Church Will
meet with Beaverton church in the
"estcrn part Of Laurchs County, near
frlncefon at 1870 p. M, October 29th,
and will continue through Sunday
night We are expecting to have some
good preaching, and the music will be
an important feature on this occasion.
The pubic is cordially invited to at
tend.
T.. l.. BRANlDETT,
State Superintendent
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
FtRS TOO CHEAP
Young Nan Posing as Sailor Sold
Fur> Here Very Cheap and is Now
Wanted for Burglary.

several gentlemen who bought nice
lurs FOR their wives here a few davs
ago at very low prices from young
man in sailor costume were paincd
to read in the papers Monday morning
that young man answering Tho de-
Sc1ption Of this one had been trailcd
TO CARNEY by Washington, ID. c. Off
cialS and were trying to get hold Of
him for the robbery of fur establish
mcnt in the capital city. He had lcff
Gaifncy, however, and from last re-
ports was still at large and probably
still unloading his line of furs to bar
gam hunters. The talented sailor and
lur-dcalcr spent day here and be-
came the talk Of the town because of
his fine stock of furs and the attract
I'VE prices at which he offered them.
lie again became the talk of the town
when it was learned that the officers
were after him and that maybe his
customers would have to give up their
purchases or como acros with some
amount nearer approaching their real
value.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
Severely Burned

MIS-. shepard. Mr.. ii. Terry's sister
ln-law, was severely burned at the
home CT Mr.. Terry Friday when her
clothes caugil on fire in some unac-
countablc way. She has been in a
state of cmi-consciousncs since the
occurrence and yesterday was grad
ually growing weaker II Is feared
that she Will not survive the ordeal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
LAURENS BULLDOGS WALLOP
ANDERSON ELECTRICIANS
"0cnl Team Shows Great Improvement,
Anderson "H" Defeated by Locals
lk IN 2

'ocnl Team Shows Great Improvement.
Anderson "Jii" Defeated by Locals
35 to z.
In well played game on the local
held last Friday, tho Laurens High
school eleven played the Anderson
eleven off their feet and licked their
opponents 30 to Z. The first half of
the game was a real fight, the result
at the end Of that time being a tic, T
TO Z. But with the beginning of the
third quarter the LAnrens lads caught
their second wind and went into tho
game determined to win Before tho
iinal whistle had blown thny had
scored five touchdowns. although thc
last one was not counted ON occornt
OF technicality. At no time during
the game was the Laurcns goal in dan
ger and the lone touchdown made by
the visitors was somewhat the result
OF fiukc.
Charles Barksdalo, at left end, was
inc shining star for the nome team
rms boy caught and intercepted for
ward passes. tackled we'll, and made
TWO touchodwns. The entire backfield
advanced the bali easily and wtrc sell
dom stopped. This quartet is compos.,d
or Albright, the little Quarterback who
worked his team like a veteran. Mir
Glenn. Bishop, and Woodsido. Mr.
Elehh ana some Of the pretticst side
stepping ever see non the field. while
blShops line buck were a feature. An
other boy who rlaycd excellent BAH
as he aways does. was Cecil Brown at
center. He is a tower Of strength on
the defensive and fights throughout tho
entire game. But every man on tho
team paycd excellent ball and glance
at the line up will reveal their names.
'''utchS III so Anderson Hi Z
Barksdale c. Left end .Ledbcttcr
't'llis. Left Tackle .AIcFall
lessee. Left Guard Glenn
hown Center Hail
Babb Right Guard .Mecks G
Glenn f, Right Tackle Wright
CrlSp, Right End ........M Maxwell
Albright, Quarterback Farmer
Bishop, Left Half Back j.. .Mattigon
Glenn, NJ Right Half Back Powell
Woodsidc, Full Back ....... Mecks y,
Substitutions for I.aurens. Ropcr FOL,
Crisp, CASTOR for Ellis, Counts for
'Woodside; for Anderson I.igon for
MattiSon
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
Evening Song Service

An evening song service Is TO be
given at the Church of the Epphanv.
Episcopal. next Sunday afternoon at
4:3O o'clock to which the rector, Rev.
w. S. Holmes, and congregation has
invited the public. A very pretty
service is being arranged and a large
attendance is expected.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20

vent its recurrence" tho statement
continued
The question confronting America
is whether we shall accept the exist
ing league or insist upon a new in
ternational agreement having the
same object
Dismssing the thought Of new
association of nations" tho state
mcnt said: The proposal to ask l3
member nations to scrap the exist
ing league enter another peace confer
cnce and agree on some underlined OK
pertinent can no longer be taken serl-
Ously."
The statement then reviewed the
work already under way OF various
league agencies and said
we want our country to stand first
IN the councils of nations. We want
our country to share fully in the great
decisions which are shaping the flu
ture OF the world. We can not indorsc
Senator fIarding's policy OF America
last"
In closing. the statement said:
I'm the absence OF definite assur-
ancos that the Republican candidates
VIII use their full influence to bring
the United States into the league with
such reservations as may be accept
nble to the American people we urge
,,lI -
all Republicans and Progressives who
put patriotism above party to join
with us in working and voting for
James NJ Cox and Franklin d. Roose-
welt and for those senatorial candi-
dates who stand honestly and frankly
for ratification of the treaty and ad-
hcrencC to the league"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
Preaching at Gray Court.

Rev. c. II. Squires has announced
preaching at the Dorroh Presbyterian
church, Gray Court. next Sunday af-
ternoon at the usual hour.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20

Hunured sSSmr Statement HumiI
ton Holt and others Prominent in
Opposition Party Councils Cnl for
support oi Cox ana Roosevelt,
New York, Oct ia Joint state
ment by over one hundred rcprcscn-
tatiVo men and women who have ne
uaily supported tho Republican or
Progressive tickets" announcing their
intention to vote for Cox and Roosevelt
ana those senatorial candidates fwho
stand nonestly and frankly for raft
hcation of t. treaty aud adhcrcncc
10 inc league was made public hero
tonight by iimniltQn Holt magazine
editor.
This statement SCI forth that 1T is
now too late tc talk of a new 'asso<ia
ton Of nations to be created under
Republican auspices and, rcpudiating
the present Republican leadership
that has permitted the Republican
party to become Il little America
party urged all Republicans and
Progressives to put patriotism above
party and add their names to the list
''sne'S'
foriher fhrty Lenders.
ms iiS'' according to Mr. Holt is
il'' easlils dally An analysis is given
out wpn the statement said that it in
ciu4Fd 10 Republican officers of the
i'"s"f 10 ENFORCE fcace, clergyman,
ieSeii'iis All the principal dcnomi
n'e'oiiS the presidents of Oberln,
"''"i' oiiiioh' brEh Mawr and Mount
''o's"he co'lcSes' several veterans of
'''e great var ana nine former Re-
p"'''o"h VI rrosressNe party mana
S''' ''o oiHcoAoidcrs' IN the last
'."'Si"oa'io!l "c'o llStcd Charles r.
~" '"I'n o. nc" ork Nioiet NJ. Lc-
Toy OF Ne" iork, theodore Marburg of
''"''i'''o''' " II. .\lchols OF Benning-
'o''' " ii''Hc'l farSohs OF New York.
~ "''7""'' % 'l'o'ah'poiis'
:" '3'o"Soi' Oh NO" YORK Nlch-
-" "'''inN g New icrk ana Alice
""''' ~ "''l'Seis' MASS
me statement declared that the Re-
publican party is drifting toward na-
'lohal isolation and had rcpudatcd
roi'ticai traditions under which the
SisherS had been reared traditions
emphasizing the international respon-
S'Diil'leS Oh America. from Lincoln to
Iai''
asserting that they held no brief
'"E me present administration and did
hot INSIST on any particular wording
" reservations 10 any articles Of the
i'c"'s' 'hc SlRncrS set forth that they
"'d not deaire that "a cause which
5''oola nave served to unite all parties
III 'hc same spirit OF common service
"hsch won the great war should be
mace DiSis OF party difference in
me present campaign
Such Republican statesmen as An
"'c" -. white Joseph NJ Choatc and
i1''''" i'ooe laOored Tor The dt$clop
'ic''' vi international law and for the
o's"hl"alioh OF the world through the
'"o 1"suc conferences read the
S'"'''iei". we would continue lin
'N. pam 'hoy lhdica'cd.'
ne statement then cited as proof
.'''' ha'onal isolation has never
ote'' d hePnDllcah watchword,' Presi-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
LONG CALENDAR
FOR CIVIL COURT
Court COnveneS First Mon.
day in November
$4,000 SUIT
AGAINST COUNTY

"''h"' NdS'S 1N oiNlnS Large
Sums TO he Heard. County Faces
Suit for Death OF Joe Stewart by
h!hchihg rarty.
The fall term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Wi convene Nond,y n,o.
nr Noyonho, ,s, w ,r
""''''''
49, ''''"' 'oo''' oi
''"'0'' pit''uliS' me court cal
'no"f SHOWS 4 large number of cases
TO DC tried, some Of them involving very
large amounts
Anon. 49,, ~
may be numbered ~ er;, 81 ,l.,;u"
Dominic1 Of I.cxira,or n,,,,,+ oi.a,
Geo. II BoIt or III. co,n,+y ans'.''.'S ".',,s
out of the dcath or tho n.;,,,;u,. -,
ativc last fan when Mr. no,t III o,.a..
him with his automobilo ,rhis JIM =
ro,. 81, ma d.,,,,, 80
Another c,.o wh;oh ,.;r ~
tcu,ion vii, no th,, o,1I >a,,
S. NJ & ~ u wi,roo e. ron,,>",,. ","' e 80.
tbo destruction og,tbn ,,,int:m,' -
,,,. Gro Ia, .. ''o"'c
ing that thc dorond,,, co,,',an
negligent IN tbo i,.t.I,otio
ine apnaratue
| u;.s n,;., ,,>,,,,
bavo o.,., "' !" - '''o
''' ~ 'our' 'sa'iSl inc Z. q,
80 ILL.,, ''' VI '"c uea'ii
~ ''iN oau tldtk
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
Cotton More Active

I,he New York and New Orleans cot
ten markets showed signs Of more ac-
livity upward yesterday futures ad-
vancing around 100 points. The local
spot market was from 10 to 10 I 2
cents. Considerable cotton is being
sold but most Of it is being stored OF,
carried back home
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20
REPUBLICANS FLOP
TO DEMOCRATS
One Hundred Leaders Is.
sue Statement
STAND FIRMLY
FOR THE LEAGUE

republicans and Pr0grcssivcs for
League and Democrats. Over One
Hundred Issue Statement: Humil-
ton Holt and others Prominent in
Opposition Party Councils CAN for
support oi Cox and Roosevelt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
A Charming Beauty

You will find her in the home. on
me street. or al any social function.
She is he centre of attraction he
cause She possesses clear. soft.
smooth, refined and exquisite COM
plcNion.
You. too. may become 'charm!nc
beauty by using DR.. Biair's Cream
OF cucumber preparation that has
bcen 4 complexion aid for quarter
OF century II is used in place OF
powder for rcd. coarse. oily and shiny
skins. and rough. spotted. wrinklcd
compiexions. II Will not rub. dust
or blow off like powder and one ap-
plica.ion lasts all day.
pr. Hiair's Cream OF Cucumber is
guaranteed 10 contain essence of
cucumber which renders the skin
beautifully clear. soft, smooth and
healthy. IL viii not grow hair, but
Goes prevent blackheads. is excellent
Tor sunburn. tan. and will. in time.
remove all wrinkles. soc and si.00.
In whit" ana flesh colors. at all drug
ana department. storcs.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
Wife GAINS IS POUNDS
SAYS LYNCHBURG MAN

she had to give up eating the
things She liked best and fnal NY had
4" live entirely on milk and toast.
Gas would form on her stomach and
press up into her chest and cauS.
awful smo;h,r.ng spells. and she
compliance of terrible pains and
crarnas in her stomach. Nearly every
day sh. had a splitting headache. and
! have seen nor got SO dizzy and
faint thought she would fall before
1 could get to her.
'Shc had nervous spells that would
nearly drive her into Mysteries and
She slept very poorly.
I'VE had tired everything we could
hear Of hut - litti" temporary relief
was all we could get. and II was
beginning 10 look like her cas-" was
hopeless. But finally | got her Il
bottle OF Tanluc. and that was abou,
the best thing ever did in my life.
She began 10 get better right away,
and by tho time sh" had finished her
NTH hottie her troubles were all gone.
and from that day Ia this she has
been in as roHd health as she ever
was in her life
she eats anything she wants.
sleeps fine. and. In fact. is never
troubled in any way whatever. am
more than glad to give This state
ment. for nv wife aud | have been
thinking for some time Of writing
the Taniac people aud telling them
what this medicine has done for her"
Taniac is sold In Richmond by
Tragic DruG 90 t-ant Drug co. and
c. w Eator-Ndv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
81 Don't Believe Any One
Could Be in Better
Health Than She Is Since
Taking Tanlac," He De-
clares.

"My wife had fallen or until sh"
weighed only one hundred pounds
when she started taking Tanlac. but
she now weighs one hundred and
eighteen pounds, and I don't believe
anybody is in better health than she
is
The above statement was mad" re-
Gently by r., II. Hawkins. Of 206 With
crs Street. Lynchburr, Va. Mr.. fiaw-
kins is weli-k railroad mn n,
having been freight conductor for
the last nineteen years on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad running
between Lynchbure and Durham.
This was eight months ago" he
continued. that Tanlac put AN end
to my wifc's troubles. and To this day
she has been in tn" very hest Of
health.
For about three years she had
been suffering from bad case OF
indigestion. and during that time
other troubles had developed and
pulled her down until she was almost
nervous and physical wreck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
JAMES WILSON IS DEAD
At HOME IN TRAER, IOWA
Former Secretary of Agriculture,
81 Years Old, Succurnbs After
Long Illness.
Iny A.soclAteh rrtss /


TRAER. IOWA. August 26.-James
Wilson. former Secretary OF Agricu!
turc, died al his home here today
after a long ana painful Illness.
Mr.. Wilson was born August Is.
s3j, in Ayrshire. Scotland Of par
cn;s belonging TO the farming class
Of the population. His parents i'm
migrated 10 Connecticut In the spring
OF 1S52. buying government land in
the vicinity OF Norwich: They went
TO Iowa in the fail OF 1855. buying
government Land in Tana County
James was the oldest of :, family OF
fourteen children. seven boys and
seven girls. For many years Mr.. VII
schools near buckingham ana West
Union. and 80 poor that even iE<thc
coolest weather nc was compelled To
go batefOOtcd He was member u
F"rty-Fitth Congress, and II - q sim
pnlIr conincfderce that nc introduced
thc bin creating the office 70 which
ne ia':.r was aprointed
again retired to his farm. when sev-
"ral editors az county papers ar
ranged with nim 10 write weekly
letters Tor their papers. which ne
nag continued 10 do until the present
time In 1897 he was elected dircc-
tor Of the iowa experimental station
ana professor of agriculture by the
srHste"f Of the Iowa Agricultural
rrestdcn,-eiect Mckinley served In
CONGRESS wh!l. Mr. wilson was a
member and called him 10 the Sec
retaryship Of agriculture He was
a strong temperance man and a prac-
tical farmer. He was long on the
star Of an agricultural coiicge. a
Of agriculture. i wcll-known. fore,
lul speaker and q writer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
SAMUEL S. PERKINS is
DEAD; BURIAL FRIDAY
For Thirty Years Was Connected With
oId Dbninion Iron and Nall
Wnrks

Funeral services for Samuel Shelton
Perkins aged 60, who died yesterday
morning at LES o'clock at his resi-
dence. fi5 North Twenty-third street.
VIII tckc place from Venab.e street
bartisi thurch tomorrow afternoon
~ clock. intcrment will be in
oak wood.
hes!des his wife. who was Miss
otey Perkins, Of Fluvanna County. he
~ survived by . son, Charles shelton
ierk!ns. grandson. c.}S Perkins,
II four brothers. Edgar Perkins. OF
Richmond: G. 9. Perkins. OF Rucking-
nam County: Jesse and Thomas Per
ems, OF Cumberland County. and
tnFct sisters. MIS-, Alice William and
ana Mrs w. e. Goodman, of Norfolk.
MI Perkins for thirty years was
c6nnccted with the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works on Belle Isle and
Was well-known in musica! circles
o! TINS city, having been FOR ten years
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

ns MT: In r SS!ni": q the Grant Drug Com
S Hdnk Grant SlTcei. were mafTsd al 10
A ;'6t,I hy M ,hny chenauli The 6rlds
niEnt Tor wedding trip to Balti,norn
rn ~, az end A!hany. where they Nil
return n. sroom viii resume hi. posis
home. '"' "''u'
I ;, FE EDERiCKSkUBG Va. Angus. .
EHpi, pa s,,n Wil,i,ns aud MISS sis>,e
Saunders. of this CITY. were united in
p tagsa!sL VA, August 2s.-
College; S; e.: ana Miss Kathryn Roscoe
Darlington. Ky: were narrisd ', vnsIetdaaIi
afternoon al the Parsonage Of tho Hin
Street Baptist Church. tile ceremony helm =
performed by Dr. " ". Rattic Ais
visiting the sister Of the bride in Roanoj,a
Pr Professor ts AMI Mrs Well, viii reside at
ssccented nc chair OF English in the State
,cIfASRI;oTTEsHYIL.Ei, w. August IS
DAISY Lee Dandrldse. both residents Of
near CordonsvilIc. were married this
TCc!rn ndETs. ,hc g p9Srsonags OF The First
formed by Dr. James X. Jolilff The bride