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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

DEOPLE do, too. Have you ever
noticed it? And how they do regret
IL afterward. too. Not long ago two
girls, thoughtless. happy. bound on the
deep pleasure to be gained from choc-
olate nut sundac. turned into a store
opcnipg hurricdly. A young man about
their own age had started in ahead OF
them and wandered slowly toward the
door. They marked time impatiently
behind him, waving him forward with
silent gestures. :,
Hurry up!'' one Of them remarked,
too softly. she thought. for him TO hear.
Don't stop and mediate about going
in or staying out--we'rc hungry She
miscalcuated her tone. He heard it.
Turning uncertainty around. he smiled
apologctically toward the direction OF the
voice. Putting out his hand, he found
| the surface of the show window and
stood close against it to let them pass.
He was almost completely blind
There was no joy in chocolate nut
sundaes for those girls that day.. They
couldn't think of anything but the ex.
preston in those sightlcss eyes. That
desire to show that he understood, that
he had been hasty aud thoughtlcss,
too. at one time. that he had not been
hurt. that he was sorry to keep them
waiting, Oh. how they regretted that
rapid, careless remark How we always
regret those snap Judgments of people
that We always make. and always have
| to take back. The only fortunate thing
about il is that We who make the re =
marks and think the thoughts always
suffer deep rcmorsc that hurts us much
more than our tboughtlcssncss hurts our
victims.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
What Attracts in Those We Love?

Dear Cynthia column ts fast
becoming famous and mighty interest.
ing. I'd like word with THE Country
Boy" of twenty.four.
It's good for US to know that there
are still such people in the world The
world seems so sort Of mercenary now
adays and young people seem to think
more or what mans making than the
making of the man. But, Country Bov,
don't YOU think that your three ''rca :
sons ought to be revised? mean The
order. Doesn't the spiritual side cornr
hrst and the mental the second, and.
those you love?
IT'S awfully fascinating-thc human"
side of people revealed I'm this little
column. ] wonder " IL wouldn't be in.
tcreStnS II some of us told what our
"tdeals' consist of? ] mean Just what
It is we look for in our choice of a life
partner?
SORT OF COUNTRY GIRL,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
Has Poor Complexion

To the Editor OF Wo-uns Page:
Dear Madau--What makes the skin
in my face so greasy? DO you know :
And 7 always have those horrid black
heads in my chin most of the time and
! just hate them. READER.
There Is some defect in your skin
which causes this greasy condition II
otnay be some condition of your general
health. Use a good facial soap for the
other trouble and rub ice over your face
to refine the pores. This may help the
oily condition. Try using good dry or
aStrinGcnt cold cream.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
Not In Book Form

Dear Cynthla--Can purchase the
papers from last Friday up until ton,or-
row or saturday? VIII the. story called
streets OF Life" ever be published In
a book? II 1t Is, where can purchase
~ JUST BOBIjED.
Back numbers of the EVENING Pus-
Lie LEDGER may be procured on the Sec
ond floor OF the Public Ledger Building
In the circulation department
The Streets Of Life" has not been
published in book form as yet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

expecting to come here" corlnne OBJ
served.
Not for the world would Cherry have
admitted to Corinne that a very real
friendship had existed between Anne
,,d herself at one time. and so the sub
iect of Anne was dropped and Cherry
proceeded to get back into Corinne's
good graces By talking OF other things,
above all, the dance to be given In honor
Of Corinne tho next evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

Mrs. Harding called out good.bv J.
Anne Ann as ss tme ERA giri came IN, downstairs, and
down the street. IL she had Know
Anne was so perilously close 10 ta.t ~
that she had not dared to ston 'ears
speak to Mrs. Harding. Cherry Ing Ing
thing dear that she had ciung to sone.
row II had been torn out OF her rran, ana
forever. e'asp
Tomorrow--Anue's secret IL di.cov.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
Please Tell Me
What TO DO
Asks "AcetYlnnen Why
by CYNTHIA

Dear Cynthia hia--Referring to "Acety.
lcne's" letter. ! would like TO know why
he advertised for girl without descrlb-
ing himself PLAIN BESSIE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
By MRS. NJ. A. WILSON


fcopyrioht 1920. .bD Mrs. W.. 4. Wilson. an
ri7hts rtscrIcdD
y .CNJCcESSFTI. cookery depends n
- -. A., ..,,;,u
8 snd oavori,c or thc vorious foods. so
bcfore wc 20 rnrtbcr into the various
-, :. IL l.. ,,.olI
p'spara,,ons OF iooo "ouiu Wv W.
20 consider the havoring OF laseo'
Of sour herbs-or bouquet garniSh. which
consists OF
One -bcH branch of ccIcry, cUt length
4 <cisc.
One. oparicr of Icck.
Two bra,rbcs iof norSIcV
Tbree br,,cLcy n jbUn,r
Tl,,. c;oL IN c,rrot cyt Icu1JbrjSc.
(i,,,. Lau J,r,c o,;o,
0ne.asg.trr ,nr'u voJ ~ rod ncnnc,,
~ bat h,,, Lc,t
4, ThroaJ ,Lo aion ,c,rcr and buv
1eas ~ ,,r;, "nJ ,t,,, ~ tio Tho balance
A. q h,,n,h
Prepare one half dozen taSgots and
p'hce .uem wnere tnsN VIII orS o"''
sn,n store ~ u Iru'i Ja' A.. ,;..
sn apu .neu ". ooan Wv R,h
ha,,, s,eu Va,uS s5 " - NY ,o,,,Ior and thcn
.e. "ueu ., ,nc "unuS !" WV, r. soly
a.. ~, VI uen ISL i" 'o"s :, ,,,,.h o ,,;o,ny,
3 Of we'll. washed mosGuito netting and
place about ono tnblrtpoUn rr the finely
nowdercd leaves in each suuarr. Store
h lars or lin hoxrs for future use.
ske
Prepared seasoning no
Place in bowl
One halt cup Of salt
One tablespoon Of whiic pepper,
Due teaspoon Of cayenne paper.
Ono half teaspoon Of mWSidrd,
One teaspoon Of paprikd.
Ono quarter teaspoon Of clOrcS,
One eighth teaspoon Of poTdcrcd
mace.
Mix thoroughly and add two large
onions. grated fine. Mix thoroughly
and then place on plate in II warm
oven TO dry out. Rub between hands
occasionally to blend aud when dry
put through n sieve. Store in closely
covered Jars aud use Que teaspoon of
this mixture to every quart of soup,
s'e"s' rago"tS' 'o"N's a"" '"'"
Prepared Seasoning No.
Aromatic spiccs--plarr iu a bowl
~. L,yE ,,,,,cc NJ noIrdcrCd tbuIuc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

CHERRY took her cue from this new
~ friend whom she introduced to Ammo
as Corinne Osborne. Cherry had all man
ner of little affcctations. She felt un-
comfortable in Anne's presence because
in her heart Of tearts she knew she was
incapable Of "a friendship like Anne,s for
her, At college she had curried favor
with C,orinne because in addition to the
fact that Corinne's people had loads OF
money. .Corinne's sharp tongue ana plt-
ing comments on people made 1t neces-
sarv 10 he on her right side. Cherry
considered 1t one of the greatest trl.
umphs OF her career when Corinne mao
consented to come to Greenvtlle Tor inc
Christmas holidays, and in CHERRY
small heart she was angered that Ann.
should have come here like TINS. Hadn
she given Anne to- understand That theii
childhood friendship was at an end?
Corinne, after one comprchenSiNe iooH
at Anne, utterly ignored her. she drew
her slim legs under her on the bed and
chartered TO Cherry OF things abou'
which Anne knew nothing. Cherry CAV,
her ali of her attention. throwing a
Glance or a word at Anne occasionally
and wishing uncomfortaoiy that sh'
would go.
,ingiing all over with the delicious wisl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
New Aluminium Ware

TO me Editor Of Womdns Page:
Dear Madam-Will you kindly tell
me how TO keep new aluminium ware
from sticking, especially a frying pan?
NJ F.. G.
Aluminium does not stick any more
than other kinds of utensils, II must
be that you do not use enough fat in
your frying pan or else you have too
much heat under II. In using aluminium
cake pans put an extra amount Of grease
on them before pouring in the batter.
II the food persists in sticking to the
pan grease II with lard or some sub
stitute. Put IL in the oven and let
it dry out. Then wipe it with a paper
napkin instead Of scrubbing it is usual,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
NesterdaN'S .NnsMcrS


1. Civil service examination for the
position of railway mail clerk
which is open TO women who are
at least five feet two and weigh
at least 40, will be given on
May 10.
2. An ingenious lamp has a trans
parent shade. on the edge Of
F, which are clock numerals. show
ing the half and quarter hours.
An Indicator is held immOvabic
and clockwOrk moves the shade
so that il tells the time.
3. Taffeta and orGandio is an inter
estiug combination Of materials
used for afternoon froCks,
4. A striking effect is achieved in
bedroom furniture that il painted
ivory white aud decorated with
black silhouPttcs.
3. A pretty play apron for little
girl is trimmed with two flower
pots made of contrasting ma e
terial appliqucd to form pockets.
The flower grows ont above the
slit for the pocket.
@, Flowers of straw or raffia make
an attractive trimming for an
evening gown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
THE STREETS OF LIFE
The End of a Friendship
BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
Copyright, 1890, BY the Public Ledger Co.

Anne Carriers eighteenth gear iDds.
as important IN her life as her seu-
enth. phcn her mother touS brought IN
one night from the riper. Jim Carter
had cruel streak Dt his nature. and
because he knc,o his gentle Difo couta
not bear to see Anne struck he
Carriers suicide 1Cds tho result. A.
oiohtec1,. Jim Garter thought II time TO
marry dnrc. so he chose a near
vistoned man named Snyder and cL-
pected his daughter TO comply toith
his WisheS. Just about this time,
hune's life came in contact Hoith Ger
oldinc Carpenters, aud secretly dnne
became Mrs. Carpenters secretary.
A. The Carpenters she meets Dane
Grey, another type Of man, Whom she
idcdN.cs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
The Question Corner

1. Ii~r far apart should summer
- suuashes be planted in the gar
den?
.. What color is wigwau?
removed?
4. In what attraCtlv" way is tullr
used on some at the summer
hats:
). Describe 4 pretty street dress Of
blue serge?
@. What kind of gloves are popular
for street wear this season:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

then they have remorse about it for day
afterward."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

Tomorrow--Anuc's secret :. Discovers,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
A Woman's Idea

SORT OF COUNTRY GIRL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

I in the meeting; and singing Will be
ieu Dy Kew. Ii. T.. Griffith, of Lynch
DurS. DIR. Wallace Wood will direct
the affairs of the cncampment.
MT. and Mrs. c. VI. Sale are on a
visit to Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Elsie O'Nei will accompany
DR.. +. w. Lewis. OF Morattico, was
recently In Hcathsvillc.
MT and Mrs. Webb 'Raincs have re-
Turned to Richmond. after u visit to
Mr; and Mrs. j. Is. Raincs.
a delightful dance was recently
held at the Wallace Hotel. Warsaw
numbers attended from Heathsville.
MISS Lucille Bailey, a recent grad
uatc OF the Garfield Hospital. Wash
inEton. is spending her vacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Bailey.
In kinsalc
Captain Cook. of Richmond. in his
handsome yacht, Mary Lou H., ar
rived recently at Wcllfords with q
party Of live. among whom was
Brockcnbrough Lamb. They spent
the day at Belle Willie" and in sec
ing the surrounding country and
after short trip TO Tappahannock
left for Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Ecklcs. who
nave been visiting Captain and Mrs
VIII Marsh-in Rcedville. have re-
turned to their home near Richmond.
Misses Virginia Veddcr and Cath
crime Stin are visiting the Misses Lee
Miss Alice Coles is visiting Mrs.
Clarence Snow
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BlACKSBURG

(Special TO Tho Times Dispatch
BLACKSBURG. VA. August -
Cards have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Butler. o:
Drcwry's Bun. announcing the mar
riage of their daughter. Lucy Kyle.
to William J. Groth. on "Wednesday.
August 4. Mrs. Groth resigned her
position as private secretary to the
assistant director of the extension az
vision here Il month ago. after spenu-
ing two years in BlacksburE. Ser
Gcant Groth Is an Instructor in the
military department at V. L. l. After
an automobile trip to California the
couple will return TO B!acksburg for
the college session.
Miss Grace y. Swoope. daughter or
Mrs. Grace and the late Edgar NJ.
Swoope. will be married here very
quietly Wednesday evening. August
III, at $3.50 o'clock. to ]. l.. Cooley. OF
Wagran. North Carolina. Only the
immediate family and a few intima,.
friends Will witness the ceremony.
Mrs. James NJ. Brown was called 20
Richmond Saturday by the death or
her sister. Mrs. John l.. Trerillian.
Miss Grace Rholeder. of Richmond.
is visiting her niece. Miss Pember,ou
Thacker. at the Inn.
G. III. Pritchard returned to Schnec-
tady Tuesday after spending a month
ut the family home here
Mrs. Dan. II. Hoge and little dauEn-
ter. of Fortress Monroe. are at the
Mrs John J. Davis.
Mrs. William NJ. Patton and Mrs.
Stuart Spiller, of Lexington. are
guests of the formers daughter. Mrs,
John Il. Williams.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edmund p.
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CULPEPER

CtLPEPER. VA. August Mrs.
SPENCE Hobson. of Powhatan County,
and Mrs. Giddings. Of Farlea, Va. are
guests or their sistcr-in-law, Mrs
Carter Page. on Jamisons Hin.
Misses Frances and Sue Kicker
son. who have been spending July
with their aunt. Mrs. Hill Rudasili.
left Tuesday for Rockville, Nd, ac-
companicd by Mrs. Rudasill.
Miss Crimora Waite and her house
members o. a weekend house party.
entertained BY Miss Mamie Mason
Coons at North Cliff" This week.
they have joined another house
party at Auburn" the home of Miss
Waites' aunt. Mrs. Turner Ratric.
Members OF the p. Y. y. u. of the
Culpeper Baptist Church had a moon
light picnic and hayridc at Idle
wilde" the beautiful grove on the
Stevensburg Road. Wednesday,. The
party. numbering about sixty, was
conveyed 10 Idle wilde" in two large
motor trucks. which were afterwards
used for the ride to Brandy and pack.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Machen and
small son. Valentine. are visiting the
formers brOthcrin-law and sister.
Rev. and Mrs. Kengey J. Hammond
at the rectory.
Miss Ethel King has returned home
after a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. ". B..
Hoffman in Roanoke. Miss Helen
King. who has been attending sum
mer school at the University OF Vir-
EInla, Is also home for the remainder
OF the summer.
MISC Julia Macon, of charlottesville
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HEATHSVILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
iiEATIisNiLLE; August I. = Miss
attending summer normal i'm Char
lottcsvilIc. later visiting friends in
Culpeper and Washington, returned
home yesterday.
Ernest l.. Wright, OF Tappahannock.
was WISHING friends In and around
Iieathsvillc last week and n par, of
thih. leaving Friday for Rome. Ga.
me- ne VII take charge of tho
governor Westmoreland Davis was
IN licathSv!l!e. Eecdvilie and other
partB or the county last week
Richard Parker was in HcathsyiIIe
last week. ''ie
Earle Pussy was in Washington
last week.
o, M and Mrs; W. J. Ashbprne and
mother. Mrs. S T. Ashb snnerhe as :
Tibitha. lett for their home via Co
loniai Hcach Saturday.
Misses liazcItine and Margaret
raimcr. or baltimore, are visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs J. G.. Rice.
MISS Brent BOYD has returned from
George walker &c, Poplar Plain
Wcstmoreland. While there she had
I. little rip to Washington and War
daughter and Senator and Mrs. G.
Harding Walker and daughter are
spend!ng ten days. at Marion Grove
Methodist Camp.
Clarence Clnughton. OF Blackstone.
has been visiting friends at his old
home Ia Lottsburg.
Mrs. John Sims, formerly of Hcaths-
vile, but now OF baltimore, has been
visiting friends In HeaIhsville and
IN other parts or the county
Mrs. X. W. Braye and children are
spending some time In Maryland WIS.,
itinr friends.
kirkland Grove Baptist Camp be-
gins August IL. to last ten days Dr.
j. w. Porter, OF Kentucky, will con-
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DR.. Robert Fletcher. OF Wilmington.
and Robert Taylor. of Baltimore. werc
nere to attend the funeral OF Miss
Mr.; and Mrs. II. f. Runge and
daughter are on their annual visit
to relatives.
Miss Mandc Evans. OF Norfolk. Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Henry d. Lin
sey.
Quite the most enjoyable dance OF
the season was the one given by tho
hancock Cotiliion. Club Mt the skat-
ing rink at Tasley Thursday evening.
me music was furnished by Sim
mons orchestra from Norfolk.
George Borum is back from n trip
TO his old home In Matthews County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Wilkerson and
MISS Mani Louise Wilkcrson, of Bal
,imore: are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
y. |. Sturgis.
Rev. Daniel Wilson and wife are
at Ccntrcv!ile. Md. the guests OF
their daughter. Mrs. Edward Green,
Charles watson has returned from
visit to his daughter. Mrs. John
Parker. of Marion, Md
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PULASKI

PULASKI, VA. August "A dance
was given by the young men OF the
city Monday night at the Elks' club.
which was largely attended.
The Rev. L. G. Dickcrson has re-
turned from a visit TO his former
home in Charlotte county.
Mrs. Karl kregloc and three chill
dren. Of Lynchburg, are visiting her
sister in law. Mrs. w. Guy Laughon.
Percival Johnson. OF Philadelphia
president of the Pulaski Iron Com
pany. paid an official visit to the
furnace hero this week. lie was ac-
companied by III. II. Hawthorne. OF
New York.
Eighteen marriage licenses were
Issued during July by the clerk of
the circuit court. This was two less
than for the preceding month. both
being record months.
:, commemorative Attorney f. w.
Morton and Mrs. Morton returned
Tuesday from Montreal. y. c.. where
they spent several weeks.
Recent arrivals registering at tho
Inn for August have been. Mrs. q:
9. Mosclcy and son, G.. c., Jr.. OF
Columbia. S. c.: Lieut.. and Mrs. G.
II. Banks, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Park
erson and doughter. Lois. Mrs. J. w.
Cole and two sons. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
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SUMMER SOCIAL EVENTS
IN FULL SWING IN VIRGINIA
White Sulphur Springs and Other
Mountain Hotels Arc Filled
to Overlooking.
HOUSE PARTIES REPORTED
Comings and Goings OF Visitors In
All Sections OF Old Dominion
ChrOniclcd by Special Corrc-
spondcnts OF ncs-Dispatch.

DhNV!i.LE. VA. August Mrs.
Louis y. Dibrcll has returned from
visit TO Natural Bridge.
Mrs. Hunt Wimbish has returned
from Ashcvillc. y. c.. where she has
been spending some time.
Mrs; Walter w. Waddill has re-
turned from an extended visit to
Mrs; Henry f. vass and Mrs. Ian :
don g. Berkeley are in Charles Town
W Va, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Miss Mary swain has returned
from WrighiBvillc Beach.
MISS Carrie Pace and Frank Tai
bolt left here on Friday for Rich
mond IN order to attend the obac-
nuics of the late James -. Pace for
many years resident Of Danvillc.
Miss Celia Brian. superintendent Of
the Denvilie General Hospital. has
returned from a brief vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. W. o. Lee and little
son are spending several days In the
mountains OF North Carolina.
Miss Martha IIarvic has returned
from Patrick Springs.
Mrs. j. j.. jennings has returned
from Chicago. where she has spcn;
the past several weeks taking vocal
culture.
Drs. Julian Robinson. f.. II. Miltcr
and i. ". Edmunds are spending
several days At Grccnbrier White sui
phur Springs.
Miss Marie Penn has returned from
visit TO friends In Tennessee.
Mrs iiarry llirgch. Is visiting
friends In Statcsville. y. G.
Mrs. Arthur II. Taylor. who was
operated on for appendicitis several
days ago, has sufficiently recovered
10 be removed 10 her home in the
Stonewall apartment.
Miss Elizabeth Gwynn has returned
from visit TO Eastern Carolina
Miss Helen Deitrick IL visiting In
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from Brunswick. Md. accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Foreback. and the
latter'S two children.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Shull. OF Hugo,
Okla. are visiting relatives hero.
Miss Elizabeth Tyree, who has been
visiting her aunt. Miss Jennie Pritch-
ara. has returned to Richmond, on
account or the illness OF her mother.
Miss Mary McFaddcn is spending
several weeks at Alemia. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trier and chill
drcn. or New York. are visiting the
Tricr.
Miss Belle Ferguson has been visit
NE nor brother and sister-iniaw
Washington.
Miss Mary J. Gray has returned
Vile. Va.
Mrs. Annie Eason. OF Texas, is Wis
iting friends here
Mrs. Paul King and daughter have
returned to vandergrift, Pa. after
visiting the former's aunt, Mrs. J.
l.. Cornell.
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WINCHESTER

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
WINCUE ESTER. VA. August e.
Miss Anne DcverauX has returned to
Chevy Chase. Md. after visiting Miss
Susan Reid Williams.
Mrs. Hunter II. Mcclure has re-
turned from Washington.
Mrs I.ura V. Slokum, OF Chester.
Pa. is visiting her sister. Mrs. y. w.
Dean
Miss Gertrude Eaton is visiting
friends in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick. Of
New York, are visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. George Mccormick.
Mrs A. II. Foster and Mrs. w. T..
Brewer. of Erie. Pa, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hardy.
Commander Richard Evelyn BYRD.
Jr.. United states Navy. nas been Wis
Ting his brother and siStcr-in- law,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Byrd.
Miss Eve Faulkner has been visit
ing friends in Washington.
Mrs. w. Alexander Baker an no.
Miss Roxie Willis has returned
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- ==aaaaa -
ONANCOCK
stuart.

oSASCo&k, VA, August Miss
n neSsie T.. Tay,9r SOCIAL director a,
home Saturday, but lief, Sunday for
New, York. where she viii spend two
weeks At Columbia University.
Grnyeley. o. Mart:nsvi!ie. Va.
Miss Mary Waplea, who was with
Waplcs. for two weeks. has gone back
at the ,Joh1st9n-W Wills Hospital.
her sister. Mrs. Mckecvcr. OF New
Rev: Fraak a. Ridou,. rector o.,
lhioiy Trinity Ep!s::opal Church; viii
month. Mre. RIdout is via him. :"
Junior Shield. OF Washington. is
XII yisi'iIy 81! his w grandparents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ger:ie Wise. o, Ncwpor, News
u spending two weeks with rela-
lives in Onancock.
the. weekend with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John w: Curtis.
'FH en-. , tTip 10 To- Norf9!k
ney, Springs for sojourn ot six
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. IT curtIs are
back from stay OF several days C on n
Mrs. Max Brough.on has gone back
20 Philadelphia, following a visit to
her mother. Mrs. Anna Fitzgerald
j. Luther Nottingham. OF Norfolk.
lately visited his father. y. VI. Not
,!nSham.
A troop OF Gill Scouts from Parks
ley. is camping At Mt. Prospect.
Mrs. Oscar Powell and Misses Mar
garet and Frances Powell are Witt
ing relatives In New Jersey.
Mrs. David Carson and two chill
drcn, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. j. r. Kilman
Mrs. Charlotte Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Gotiigon. OF Cape Charles;
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l.. Lamerdinc and son. Mrs w. NJ.
Cook. Mrs. Il. a. Simmons. Mrs. ]. G
Saunders and J. II. Sammons. of Nor
folk; Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H. Wootcn and
daughter. Miss Belle. of Savannah.
Mrs. r. G. Fitzhugh and daughter.
Mary. have returned from an cN-
tended visit to relatives in Peters
burg.
Miss Sarah Moore is home from
Farmvillc. where she spent several
weeks. She has as her guest Miss
MISS ' KIM ~o of pnnviie n ar.
rived Tuesday to be the guest of
Mrs. 4. V. Hancock. for several
weeks.
ingto on. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. John
~ Howard.