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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
DIVORCEE VICTIM
OF MYSTERY PLOT
tBy United Press.)

Mount Vernon, ILL.,, May Mrs.
Betty Thomson, divorced wife Of
Roger Thomson, prominent citizen
of East st. Louis, was found mys-
teriously murdered in her home at
Wayne City yesterday. F. A. Tai
bert, an admirer OF Mrs. Thomson,
was found critically wounded in
another room OF the house.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
he Rock Island club this noon.

the Rock Island club this noon.
The exact number joining the as
ISOLATION has not yet been esti-
mated but all OF the committee Of
20 men soliciting memberships
turned in favorable reports. The
membership fee is arranged on a
sliding scale.
The campaign will be continued
during the early part of the week
because of the inability of some OF
the committee to work tomorrow.
A second meeting is called for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
MILK AND CRACKER
LUNCH PROVES GOOD
FOR SCHOOL PUPILS

Reports from the public schools
to the Red Cross concerning ben
efits to the pupils resulting from
the forenoon milk and cracker
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

The famous fishing-grounds Of
Newfoundland, the Grand Banks,
are 600 miles long and about zoo
wide, with a bottom of shifting
sand.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
Any Ladies' Coat, One.fourth Of.
(REGULARLY $500 DOWN TO s1s)
Lighter-Weight Night Gowns:

Lighter Weight Night Gowns:
Choose your lighter weight gowns from the
wide variety here. The range includes:
Cps and man neatly anhsd embroidery,
stitch, $3.50.
Muslin gowns very pretty. trimmed si.sa
Other pretty muslin choice Of eolos s2s se3s
and
Night gowns ba& deliberately Lace md rbsa trimmed:
$3.50
Others a $685. $500 md 3SeA
New Porto Rico tsiadara hand embroidered eovns beautiful gar.
$3.50.
good assortment u M night gowns saos 1885, sso and
$3.50.
For Saturdays customers have laid tabs q
Teddles" h vhte seco sEh baastA $780, sa2s
eiss $3.50 sio3.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Wednesday noon at the club, when
luncheon will be served and re-
ports made.
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Mems and Boys Dept,
Meas Blue ua.on.mads over.
ais, o3.eo.

Ne41 pide ubsOnskHAOd over
ais, o4.eo.
Jaeketa 10 naatei Q1.ca,
Meas Police and FaTmers'
heavy work tuspsnaers. $50.
Aisa'a collar band dress sh;rts
with soft cuffs, good assevtmsnt
Of patterns: Ill s.ses, ta.sa.
Men'a musiin night sk.yts, Ill
sisea, e1.29.
Eoys' blue striped esveesi's.
Asss . to 9. SITS.
Ecya' black sateen waists.
S1.2S.
Boys khaki shirts, "Honer
Bright" line, sizes 1zn TO IA.
$1.A3.
Boys black straw hats. $500
70 $500.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Though I've always loved you,
Mother.
In 4 very tender way.
am sure my love II stronger
Than It's ever bssn. today"
Come in and see our
beautiful assortment Of
Mothers Day" cards
and booklets.
Subscribe for the De-
ineator, tomorrow. Spe-
cial, 81. 20, one year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Ceorsette Silk Crepes:
Here is a regular
storehouse of values in
Georgette crepes. The
assortments Of colors,
patterns and weaves is
very complete; the
range Of prices meet the
requirements Of every
pocketbook.
There are georgette
crepes here in exquisite
soft floral designs as
pretty as a Corot paint
ing at 1888 yard.
Other georgettes in
similar designs at $3.50
yard.
A beautiful range of
pastel shades in georg.
cites for graduating
dresses or evening wear:
S2.98 and SITS yard.
Tomorrow, Saturday,
we will'sell to each GUS
toner while they last, 2
yards white georgette,
worth $3.50 for $1.75 a
yard.
New tub silk shirtings,
a good line of colors and
stripes: $3.50, 1898,
SITS, $2.25 and $l.75 a
yard.
Saturday. good nauy
:oHsfa silk really north
1925 for ST. rs yard.
Ncw .uosh dress satins,
choice Of a wids range of
co!ors at 1925; and a fesD
at 81. so yard.
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Groceries, Saturday;
Best Creamery Butter, one pound to each
t.pith other grocer'e0 for CSC.
Uneeda Biscuit, two packages to each
for lsc.

Best Peaberry eskea tire pounds
fer sec.
Large Gal;ferssa oranges, Csc
desen,
Large grape fruit. 400 each.
Fresh sweet pstatses. three Ds.
Tor ESQ.
Dried green peas. 600 b.
CaAnsd pears. blueberries and
cherries. choice doc can.
jeilo powder. raspberry flavsr.
800 pkg.
Canned sauer kraUt. 1oo can.
Canned hon,lny. two cans for
25c.
California dried apricots, 90e
u.
Canned shrimpa. 40 can.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
If it is mt right
tell US.
Well make
it right.
A Saturday Especial"

SHS$l0l
in Shoes: |
Mr.. Kramer got back |
from Chicago yesterday |
morning. One lot that |
he bought came, today, |
and we make it a "Sat. !
urday Special this way: |
Ladies new spring |
black oxfords, Cuban |
heel or Louis heel, all
sizes: on sale Saturday |
$4.98 pair.
Another lot: Ladies' |
brown oxfords, Cuban |
heels, Sass pair.
Some Timely Hosiery
Items:
Fnll line rhildren's
half hose, sizes AZ to
91a, plain colors or
fancy tops: SOC, SOC and
35c pair.
Misses white silk rib
bed hose; ages to IL
years: $3.50, $2.25 and
$500 pair.
Misses very fine rib
bed silk Isle hose, black,
white or brown: 85c, Use
and Csc pair.
Ladies knit fashion.
ed silk Isle hose, black,
white, brown, gray, reg
ular or "out Sizes" 85c
pair.
Mems silk Isle hose,
black, gray, brown,
navy, 45c pair.
Special" Thur.aay:
Ladies' fine silk Isle
hose, black or white,
75c ones for SEC pair.
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Any Ladies' Suit, One-fourth of.
tREGULARLY SIS 90 DOWN TO Sss7s)
New Spring Waists:

IVOW S0II0V W6ISS6S !
The coming of spring makes spring waists in.
terestins to women who like to meet tho chang.
ing seasons with suitable changes in dress.
Nov spring Jsp sk stripe waists really under value at
New Geerse silk vass dany embroidered and beaded
round neck v'neck: $S.oo.
beautiful array Of Gssstts s $4,000 $780, $1,000
$780, sioss and $3.50.
$500 Corset. for $500 Pair:
Saturday, we put on sale one lot (60 pairs)
new light weight eoutil eorsets Aesh color, sup.
porters; medium bust; well finished with lace
and hemnaed edges. These are from famous
maker-you would recognize the name in min.
ute. We had to promise not to tell who made
them, or we couldn't have got the corsets. Really
worth $500, we put these on sale Saturday at
$500 pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

The ladies of Trinity Lutheran church will hold
bakery sale here tomorrow Saturday, afternoon.
good chance to get bread cakes and pies for
Sunday.
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Licensed to Wed

............ ..... $500. Moline
A curious means Of communica-
ton is the drum language" of q
tribe in the Congo. These people
can BY this means converse with
each other at considerable dis
tances.
One-stxth Of the worlds supply
Of Qutntne IL consumed in India
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Boiled ham. sliced. hall peuno
tar Sc,
Sandwich meat, sc b,
Summer sausage. 20c ID,
Leasbern cheese, ~ Vac ~
Apple butter ESQ jar.
Jellies, asserted 6avors. 3So
glass.
Pure strawberry preserve, coo
jar.
Sandwichola. lsc jar.
Mzrsimallow cream, zee ar
~. J. C." salad dressing. SOC
jar,
POmpeilaH olive oil. hall p!nt
can. loe.
Catsup blue Ribbon" brand,
1Sc.
Cut sweet pickles. quart JsrA'
3Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

Mrs; Lawson was the guest OF Mrs.
,en Dr y ,no b In@sSy and family n at
ncr ON the ground at Ephesus Bap-
list Church, near Dunnsviil". Va jn
the morning The annual missionary
ham preaching the sermon. In the
afternoon. IA memorial service was
held In honor II ,hc late iastor.. Rev.
and Bcalc Memorial Churches many
years.
Mrs. J. r. Rice. Of Bcl,on. $. c.,
list Convention In washington. has
been the guest OF her sister. Mis-.
Mary Eagby Haynes. at walker,on.
Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Rice Eeccntiy
by. who Is convalescing in the Stuart
Circle Hospital in Richmond
- on Saturday and Sunday Mrs. w.
her son. kichat'd Broaddus. of R'ch
mond College. ut very dcliEh full
house party. Among thos- present
moni. a N .m,er Of tae iiigh seiool
faculty. Of West Point: Miss IIoni,i
Evans, Of clio. 5. G.. and Sir. IIalscy.
Mrs. Crosby Thomas will he the
hostess of the woman's Club on
Monday at her home. Overlook. /"
Euclid Heights. when the club w:li
hold picnic AS the closing meeting
Of this season
Miss Elizabeth Chandler has heo,
appointed 10 represent the Girls Aux
Hilary at the Virginia P.arh encamu
People In this section. as well "a
Baptists In Iiichnond. are very mitch
concerned on account IF 'hc resiena Z.
pastors. In the old happahanrocl,
Association IN .hc .ast few month";,
M, eGs I"T Essas and Aylor Frazer.
resigned and Rev. T.. p I}erkIey has
died. leaving all Of those Churches
without Il pastor.
Methodist Church. Will be ono Of the
special speakers at the E.pworth
League convcning today in Hamp-
ton: Va Mrs II. Farmer and Miss
m Z, =, EpToTth league il,
Kenneth Chiffon are Ilternates
Reuben Si'nms has been appoint cd
70 represent the Episcopal Church at
the educational convention a, Char
Mrs. II. l.. Clarke and Mrs. oscar
Liproid have been appointed TO rep
resent the local missionary Society At
the Woman'5 Missionary Conference
meet at iicu!ah. Mathews County.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4 Tr!sE. of wash :
i,ngton. - G.; spent SUNDAY and Mon
u.i' Win li!cir DSotncr, Charles i.
stark and family, coming down for
Memorial Day.
Emma I.ea;h has gone for an in
definite stay at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Harold Stanford of New
York, who has been on a visit 70 her
aunt. Mrs. W. l.. Wheeler, has re
turned TO her home.
Miss Blanche smith spent the week
end with her brother, DR.. James W.
srnita. a. Achilles. Gloucester County,
Miss Irene Gary. OF Washington, is
At home for "A short holiday
oscar Cameron and daughter. Miss
Meade. of Wecms. Va. spent the night
day.
Russell Hibbs. Of Richmond Col
lese, spcnt Tuesday night In the Car
den home.
spent the weekend with Miss Clara
Thrift.
Miss Marie Johnson expects 70
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leave this week to attend the mar
riaSc o, Miss Alberta Coleman in
PoMhatan County.
Thomas Pumphrcy. who is taking
4 course OF dentistry In Richmond.
has come home for tho holidays.
Miss Lucille Bland. of the Randolph
Macon Woman's Cillege. Lynchburg.
arrived ut her home here on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Richardson. al studen.
at blackstone Female Seminary the
past session. passed through town
en- route to her home in Middlescx on
! Tuesday.
News has been received here Of the
death in Sandusky. Ohio. 81 Eugene
Eubtnk. youngest son OF r. l.. Eu-
bank. formerly of Dunnsvillc. Essex
Mrs. Charles Augustine. of New
York. Is visiting her sister. Mrs; c. J.;
Il. T.. Owens. OF West Point.
Wilbur Anderson. formerly OF King
who is visiting his son. Woodland
Anderson, here, has been extremely
III since Monday. His son Beverly,
OF Newport News. Is with him.
Mrs. Matte Taylor. OF King and
week her daughter. Mrs. pecd. from
Vancouver. B. c., to visit her.
Mrs. George Bland. OF Shackleford.
after spell of illness, is much inn
proved. Mrs. Anderson Bland. her
daughter. OF Richmond. has returned
10 her home.
Mrs. Lucy Stacy. who spent the
winter in Florida. is visiting friends
in Richmond before returning to her
home sr Walkcrton for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Beverly Anderson. of
Newport News. motored from their
home to spend Memorial Da yin West
Point.
Mrs. Hotchkiss, OF Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. r r. Nickels
George T.. Tricc and Mrs. Tricc, OF
Hampton. Va, are visiting relatives
| in town.
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AMHERST

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
AMHERST. June j.-R. w Alcock
returned Monday from n visit TO Mrs.
hlcock. who les at the University
Hospital.
Miss Corrinne watts. OF, Washing
ton. is spending Il few days at her
home here.
Frank Harrison has returned to
Atlanta. after visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Seldom Harrison.
Miss Othclia June Simmons. OF
Richmond, is the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. G.. II. Brown.
Mrs. a. r. Watts. Miss Essic Rob
inson and W. l.. Robinson have re-
turned from a visit To little Edna
Robinson. at the University Hospital.
Howard Watts. of Richmond. was
the weekend guest Of friends ut Am
herst.
Houston c. Joyner, OF the Univer-
sity Of Virginia. spent the Weekend
with his aunt, Mrs. Belle w. Joyner
Mrs. J. T.. Bowman and Miss Eliza
beth Bowman are guests OF DIR. and
Mrs. J. G.. Reed, at Bedford City.
Miss Rcna Baldock returned from
the University Hospital last Friday.
and is improving rapidly.
Miss Helen B. Joyner, OF Norfolk,
spent the weekend at her home here.
DIR. Dayton Watts. who attended
Virginia Medical College in Rich
mond last term. is at home for the
summer.
S. l.. Watts. J-.. of Norfolk. on Sat
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urdGv visited his sister. Mrs Edward
Taylor Berry. of Lynchburg. was n
guest last week At Mrs. Il. Il. 1iar-
Mcssrs. Ned and Edgar Mccraw.
OF Roanoke. spent Sunday with their
father. X. III. McCraw.
Dan Payne and little son. OF Lynch
Dnr., spent Sunday with Captain and
Mrs. John VI. Payne.
Miss Robbie Drummond was tho
man.
Archie Robertson. OF Norfolk. spent
! thc week end with his mother. Mrs.
NJ. III. Robertson.
Mrs. \. J.. Calling. of New York, is
before going to Lexington to attend
Herbert Vaughan. OF Lynchburg.
spent the weekend at his homo near
Berkley Darlington. of Danvilie
was the guest this week OF Mr. and
Mrf L. X. Evans and attended finals
al sweet Briar College.
Mrs. w. ;. Ogden left Monday for
kentucky. where she will visit rcla-
Robcr, TAFT. ST.. Of Spring Gar
den near Monroe. was here Monday
on business.
Miss Ruth Simpson. OF Sweet Briar
| College: Miss Marion Drain. Of Wash
| inEton. and Theodore Evans. OF J3ir-
week Sr 3 Of Mr.; and Mrs. T.. Il. Evans. at
Mrs. q. H. Brown. Miss Katherine
Harris and Miss Otclia June Simmons
attended the finals at Il. ". w. c.
Miss Caroline Harrison. Of Peters
burg. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Seldom HARRISON
Miss Bessie watson. who was a
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WEST POINT

tSpecial 10 The Times -Dispatch.)
WEST POINT. VA. June 5.--Mon-
day, National Memorial Day, was OBJ
served In West Point from early
morning until late in the afternoon
The day was all that could be de-
sired and automobiles and other We
hic!cs and people on foot began early
IN the forenoon to be out TO the local
cemetery laden with beautiful flow
crs; In the afternoon the crowd
collected for the exercises. H. |.
lie Wis was the speaker OF the occa-
sion. Rev. H. +. Clarke. T.. w Bill
linEs and Il. G. Garden, taking part,
added TO the interest. The choirs of
the town furnished music Many
visitors. whose loved ones were
buried mere. were prescn. from a dis
tance TO join in honoring the dead
The concert TO. be given las, Fri
day evening under the auspices OF
ST Johns Episcopal Church, h. Mrs.
Francesca Casper Lawson. Of Wash
ington. was at the last moment In
definitely postponed, as Mrs. Lawson,
in stepping from an automobile.
sprained her ankle. While in town
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LAWRENCEVILlE

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.1
LAWRENCEVIILf,. VA. June 8
Miss Bessie Tyler returned this week
from Cape Charles. where She taught
school the past session.
Mrs. L H. Tylcr ~ visiting friends
In Victoria ting week.
Miss Sara Young. Of Petersburg.
spent the weekend with Miss Opheii;,
MISS Nora strohcckcr is visiting
friends a, kcnbridge and Blackstone.
Sir. and Mrs. Bernard Moselcy spent
tho Weekend with relatives here:
Miss Kettle Short. who has been
teaching school ~ Harrisonburg. re-
turned home this week.
Palmer iiammack. wife and little
5daughter. vivian: Miss Frances Snow
and tho Misses IIammack motorcd to
Green Bay on Sunday and spent the
day with relatives
Mr., and Mrs. J. ]. Pond left Mon,
day for Richmond. waere they Will
make their future home.
Nrs. Robert Slanagan. Misses Cor
nelia Serar. Lillian SlanaEan and Ira
Mae Phillips motored from Richmond
with T.. Valentine Williams and spent
the weekend with Mr.. Williams sis
ter. Mrs. W. s. Sesar.
Mrs. c. NJ. Hcar;wcll and lIttlo son.
Charles Monroe. left last week 10
visit relatives In Miami and Fort
Mrs. j. j.. Lashley spen, day or
two in Richmond last week
Miss Mamie Rancy. OF Richmond,
visited relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Edward Il. Turnbull, Jr.. and
daughter. Miss Emily. returned last
week from visit OF several weeks
TO Mrs. Turnbulls father in Chicago.
An automobile party from here.
comprised or Mrs. George w. Wcsson
Stnd her TWO daughters. Misses willard
ana Mildred: her son, Harrison. and
Miss Elizabeth Brady. took y trip to
Roanoke Rapids sunday.
Miss Willard Wcsson left Thursday
for Lake View, $. c.. to attend the
marriage OF her friend. Miss Alma
GOODWIN.
Miss Elizabeth Turnbull returned
Sunday from Lynchburg. where she
was student at the Randolph
Macon Woman's College.
Miss Mildred Wcsson is visiting her
.aunt. Mrs. y. w. Parker, at Yale Va
Miss Mary Lee. of Galveston. Tex,
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PULASKI

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA, June 5.-The Boy
scout troop. under the leadership OF
iheir scout master. the Rev. l.. c.
Dickcrson. returned Monday from "A
,wo weeks trip TO Mount Mitchell.
y; G., and other points OF interest.
The scouts were: Alton Crowcll,
James Trol!nger. Herman Hurst, Eu-
gene G.Oscc!osc. Howard Gilmer.
LINUS Hayes. William Bones and Joe
Dent.
Miss Ruth Laughon has returned
from Agnes Scott College, Decatur.
Ca. where she attended school.
Miss Willie Lcavcll is home after
an extended trip TO New York and
New Haven.
Professor w. ID. Gresham has ac-
copied the chair OF Virginia history
and civil! government AT the summer
session OF tho Radford State Normal.
y. V. Victorious has been here this
week on business trip with the
Paul Knitting Mills.
Miss Mary Macgill Chan!n returned
Wednesday from Danvil!c. where she
attended tho Randolph Macon In
stitutc.
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SCHOOL PRINCIPAL QUITS
AFTER 70 YEARS. SERVICE
MISS Jean Burns, Retiring From
handolpll-Macon Institute, VIII
Live Quietly In Memphis.

Especial to The Times Dispntch)
DANNlLLE. VA. June 5.-Miss
lean turns. retiring woman principal
OF randolph Macon institute. was
IN her honor during the early part OF
INC week. Tho Wednesday, Afternoon
tiuD entertained on Monday after
noon tho II. NJ. |. faculty. in tho
~ ,'', n OF INC institution on Tuesday.
me me missionary Society nnd Mrs.
Johh J.. Swanson on "Wednesday.
MISS Burns for more than twenty
years has held the position and now
,e',rns IRON the active scholastic field
10 live In Memphis. Tennessee
~ connection with tho school and
college finals here this week there
hhVn- been several affairs, these in
ciudihE buffet supper which was
given by Mira. William ID. Ovcrbcy to
inc iaculty, OF the high school. VIII
I'm Mosclcy Brown. retiring prin-
cipai and G. II. Patterson. assistant
principal. who goes TO Union The
oioGIcal Seminary to train for the
ministry. were the central figures.
An outdoor supper WAS served In the
flower garCcu.
MIS-. Barnes Penn gave an elaborate
lunchcon<0n Monday at the Country
OF Roanoke. and her guest. Miss Mar
Ehrct Saunders. also or that city.
Miss Almeyda Coleman, daughter
OF George y. Coleman, Of this city,
ana James Richard Tate, also OF Dan
vile. were married quietly at the
First Baptist Church by Rev. J. !:
Hicks. ID. H.. Thursday at , O'Clock
IN the presence Of numerous friends.
the bride was honorcc at several de
liShtful functions given during tho
week. Mrs. w. 4. Harris entertained
at shower on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Il. +. Niece entertained In her
honor at the Country Club at lunch
and Mrs. J. NJ Thomas gave AN ar
fair in her honor on fhc same tay
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member of the faculty OF the Harri-
sonburs High School last session,
has returned to Amherst and will
Vorhcis'.
c. l.. Scott. Jr.. OF DanvilIc. spent
the weekend with his family here.
+. Il. Webster left last Tuesday for
Detroit. where he will spend several
weeks.
Clarence l.. Cox. OF Akron. Ohio
is spending vacation at his home
here.
Judge J. Thompson Brown. of Ar
| rington. was here on business last
Tuesday.
Mis- Catherine Harnsbergcr
Maude Kelley. Ruth Hunter. Jennie
Seay. Ruby Scott and Bessie Willis
who taught in the Amherst public
school during the past session. have
returned TO their respective homes
Robert Lee Whitehead OF Ciarks-
burg. w. Va. is the guest OF friends
here.
Mrs. G.. w. Dearborn was called to
Washington last Saturday on ac-
count OF the death of her brother
Captain Benjamin Brown.
Mrs. A. T.. Atrode and family have
returned to their home at Kenmore
after spending the winter in Lynch
burg.
Mrs. Johnston, OF Washington, Is
the guest of Mrs. f.. +. VOORHEES,
Misses Annie Harrison. Marion
Dearborn. Cornelia Hanger and Henry
Lewis Hanger attended the recital
given by Miss Marion Martin and pu
pills in Lynchburg' Wednesday, night
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presented q gorgeous pageant on the
lawn of tho home Of 4. l.. PITTS. Sat
urday afternoon.
y play. presented by pupils OF the
Scottsvillc High School. was given at
the Masonic Hall here. on Monday
night OF this week. a large crowd of
this vicinity being present
Mrs John Wilson and her dlugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Wilson. of Richmond.
have returned home after visit of
some days at Bear Garden"
me commencement of the Arvonia
high School occurred this week. the
principal exercises taking place in
the Masonic Hail auditorium. on
tuesday night. great crowd being
present. There were a number OF
graduates. Secretary of the State
BOARD OF Education IIillsman made
the principal address
Mrs; Gertrude Williams has re-
turned after stay of several weeks
az the home of her daughter, Mrs
AliSchner. of North Carolina.
Rev. y l.. stevenson. Of Dillwyn.
pastor of the local Methodist Church
preached the baccalaurcatc sermon
OF the high school in the VI. T.. Church
last sunday morning. to Il large con
M, tishing party, composed of Mrs
hummer +. Jones. Mrs. Perkins
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hshinG party, composed OF Mrs
RUNNER +. Jones. Mrs. Perkins
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ASHLAND
Especial to The Times-DIspatcl

Especial to The DIspatch.l
ASHLAND. VA. June 5:-Mr. and
Mrs NJ y; Hart entertain,ed Wed.
their daughter. Anna Hop,on. and nd
Conway pcyton Coc. OF Washington,
ID: G. \, AmonE the E.uss,s were; Mr..
Ohio; Miss Ada Ball Coo. Rev. and
Mrs. Conway peyton Coo. Mcssrs
rlat', Anderton and Anderson Larry
Charlotte Courthouse: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Chencry. Miss
harmon, Or: ana Mrs. 7. 2; Walton.
ston. Mrs. a. T.; Guiiber'., Miss
and Mrs. K. =. Hart, DR.. J. q. Hart.
pr. and Mrs. Frank Hart. OF Louisa
county; Miss celia Turner. OF Rad
wood.
Misc Ella Thomas. Of RoanoRc. is
spending some time with Miss Julia
Miss liclen Nichols. Of Ashcvnlc.
y O. is tho guest OF Miss Pearl
Miss lara Dugdnlc haze returned
from Fort Defiance, where she at
tended the dances a. Augusta Mill
,hry Academy.
Louise and Mary barnes. who motor
ed TO Alton with j.. l.. lartsook. as
guests OF Mrs. q. VI. Nallcy, for the
week end. have returned home.
MISS Sara Hughes has returned
from Farmvillc. where she was a
student; at the state Normal
Miss Dorothy Fitzgerald. OF Black
stone, Is the guest of her cousin,
MiS;t katherinc lrby
Miss Margrct Gary. of Richmond.
Was the. guest this week OF Miss
Lillian Wright.
Miss Katherine Ellis returned
from Suffolk this week
Miss bland Gary is the guest OF
Miss Daphne Dugdalc.