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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times pispa,ch.l
=, C 49,, hPES. Va. Jan: lo.-Charles
day on January (. when ali OF his
family. including Lewis Wilbur and
kuSse! Chef. "f Richmond; Mrs. Viz.
MrS; w. W. Chclt Or. and Mrs H. r
Chelf. and Miss Lula Chelf. OF t,ui-
pepper; dined with him. MIR. Chef was
and despite his many years enjoys
:. The Leap Year dance in Orange on
New Years Eve was delightfui social
Ing were: Misses lucile Nelson Mil
dr"d Gibson and Betty Enos. and
MMeSSrS; Williams, iiumphries. Rixey.
Nealc. 800
The Pos and Kettle Club entertained
AZ second holiday dance on New
ears night in their hall. 4 large
couniy and many visitors from Or, Or
AnSe were present and pronounced IL
most enjoyable dance.
=. After spending, ten days in Roanoke
Mrs sn f IL = and po Mrs Mia C. A. nor;srfied,
Monday TO be with her bro,hcr I'eon
Naiis. while Or. II. r. Porterneld is is
c"iies" of Virginia, in Richmond.
Mrs. Charles II. Goldsborousn en-
tertained number OF her friends at
aiternoom tea on Wednesday TO NEE;
~, = /" iiilam GUS yier. OF Luray
VINO IS spending several months at
the home of Dr.. and Mrs. H. r. Leo.
~. Amons The visitors in town to at
Gnu the Nalle- NaSs wedding in s.
sttephcn.s Church tonight are: Mr.. ana
Mrs. William &. Male. Of BraddocI;
neishts: Or: and Mrs Erodic Na!ie. of
haFiotts, \ G.: Phil Laird. of VIM
Lnet W.; Del; Miss Katherine SchulIy,
2, e., Mli III H,ir; Mrs. s. p Thompson,
" tarl Clarke. and Coloncl Robert
l.; harper. o: Washington: DR.. ana
ME- Mr.; l. s Ricketts,, Of Orange: Mrs.
ieieh Storen. and Misses Julia and
ranges. Storen. OF Rapidan. and Mrs
Lee Ia,iaierro: OF Madison Mills.
I ItNs IN baltimore with Miss Mildred
h'Sph"m and Miss Lucy wiltshire
I Harry Stevens. al New York. WIN
T Ta q holiday house. guest of Mr. and
~, ''r'inn purani has purchased the
Maiidce Tcrrill farm on the boston
IKE and plan TO make II a retreo.
war. ~" "o'' III
M. Miss Asnes Lake ief, FRIDAY ror
G!KinS. " Va. where she is a incn,b.r
OF OF the High School Faculty. and was
in town. p" my
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SOCIAL LIFE OF VIRGINIA
( VACATION OVER. STUDENTS
RETURN TO THEIR SCHOOLS
1fmes-DispRtch Correspondents In NIL
Parts of State EpitOmiHc Events
of Their Communities.
Special 10 The Times-Dispa,cn.I

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
GORDONSNlLLE, VA. Jan. lo.-A. u.
Beckham. OF Greensboro. y. G. visited
relatives in Gcrdonsviile and Louisa.
this week.
{ Mrs. Mary Ann Smith. Of Cha;ta-
nooga, Tenn, and Tom Smith. OF Hunt
;aSton, w. Va. attended the burial
of their sister. Mrs. Alice V Noble.
and are spending a fen days with
Mr.. and Mrs. g c. Niche have been
guests AZ the home al Mr. anu Mrs
Il. G. Watkins recently.
Misses Elizabeth Jacobs, Claudia and
Chatham after spending the holidays
Mrs, r. W Ross and Miss Agnes
Eeckhan are guests Of relatives in
ne Faulconer- EmhrSy weddins.
Miss Margaret Dowel after spend
and Mrs. W. l.. powsIl, returned 10
Virginia Christian College az Lynch
burg this week.
James @mohundtr9 ha| resar9ed TO
10 his parents, Nj. and Mrs. o. \.
Peyton Boughan Left this week for
ii. i. Goodwin. of Newport Sews
spent the holidays at his home here
George W. Duff has moved his
family TO Newport News,
the homo OF Ny. and Mrs. Charles =.
Cowherd, near town.
his father. : u. Todd. at oak Hill"
Miss Geva McGehee spent a few
Gays with her uncle, Il. Z. Harper, en-
route to Washington. having spent
the Christmas holidays with her
parents at Mineral.
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HEATHSVlllE

SpcEiat 70 The Times ljsg.,..
IiiIJATiiSNlLLI, VA. jan tn l1ss
Margaret Henderson o. I!frNr,or,i 20
visiting her sister. Mrs f. NJ POI,
70 ~. and Mrs G. " Sama.rs OF
WhiIcstonc' we're recent guests Or NJ
and MTe. j. y. Cralie. at l<if,ro-,n,l' w
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Hugh SIni.h Vi.
GfnevieNc smith. Of HeathsyiIl. mi
Nobert Biumdon, Burgess Stor, v.n,n
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Roin,,
II. Chiffon. Of kilnarnocE
Fitzhugh l.. Anderson has ret,rnn,
IRON visit on Ia" South Side
MI and Mrs r. sherman Nc.io .ua,.
the holidays with relatives herr. Nrs
Neaie Is a Richmond giri. ana bride ar
recent date. Mr.. Ncalc Is princioal of
the High School a; Holland -
MISS Mabel Jones, Who Is teaching
IN Hampton. spent the HOLIDAYS witI
her parents. Mr.. and ME-. W. 4. Jones,
at RainsWood
Jennings Booth of Ches.e: pa. is
Mr.. and Mrs. W a. Dosget, Of
Weems. were recent guests Of Mr. amd
hrs. w. a. Anderson, in Hcathsvill"
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond l.. Uaynir AND
DR.. and Mrs. r. H. II. Hubbard vyrre
recent guests OF Mrs. Lloyd r. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hambin wore
7. j. Hamblin. for 4 few days rcccniIy
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ASHLAND

Spec.@ 10 The Times: DiS2alya
ASHLAND, VA Jan lo.-MiSS Irene
F:tzgsr4.G has concluded her visit to
Alrs W'.-liam HasEins and returned TO
aar noa.e IA Richmond. MIS-. Haskins
entertained 9, tea in honor OF Miss
Mis- 8ea,riec league. OF Denver,
600. has N, for Raleigh X. C.. after
Z Y.s!, 20 Mrs T. Morgan Shepherd,
Ar AID M's J =. iiootnaglc are
spending some tin" with Mrs. James
3I!ss Nancy sydnor mas returned "a
Scw YORK. whcr. sh" is taking
-OL:E. AT the pratt Library.
Dr. and MIS-. Alan Chcnery OF Wash
agton. wer" recent guests oE Mrs.
james Chcu"ry
Me-, wal:er Pennington: . Ny
ing Mr- Frances Marsh and MISS Julia
Miss Gertrude Hatcher has returned
TO Nor home here. after spending some
tine ID New York win relatives.
E"v. and Ms Richard i.ancastc- ana
ch'!drsn VINO hav" been guests OF Mr.
anu Mr. Net LANCASTER have Lei; for
Miss Virginia H!asimsaru". Who yep
resented TN" Virginia lntcrInOnt Cot
."gc ~ the student Noiuntcc- Confer
..tcr OF I,r. and Mrs. ]. G. BiasinsaFne
o: Ashland and spent the holidays
here
Or ana Mrs r. NJ. Jones have re-
turned from iiyco. whore they visited
relatives.
Mise Lucie Carter, Of Fredericksburg.
was the recent guest of her mother.
Mrs II = Carter
Reed i}lincoc Dough- I.oncast"r and
Percy iuiibcrt. Who spent the holidays
here. have resumed their studies u,
V. l..
NIrs Barrett Sydnor and Mss
Eleanor Sydnor nave closed their
nome on Hai.road Avrnu' and are
s,n.s's IN 'he home Il Mrs. James
Mrs Franz Day is in baltimore.
/ va. visiting hcr sister. N.Y.. Edward
". = Hart - spending some time in
/ New YORK
MrG. y .. Wightnian mas returned
rom Baltimore where she yis;ied
Mrs Henry Bogue
Miss Katherine Irby is back from
IL V.S.' 20 relatives in Blackstone
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WEST POINT

w yfRsfal p % The Tines v jIDispssehl
Ing elected the following officers: !,
r hipsconh. noble grand: sherman
ing secretary: ". =. Madison. nnancial
secretary: J. = shelton. treasurer:
French Taylor. chaplain. There were
al the t!tzhuGh Lodge. Richmond. to
assist in comforting the first and sec
dates.
are Observing the world wide week OF
prayer. and services are held each day
III both churches.
a; the annual meeting of the First
tor was voted \ raise OF salary OF
$500. making the salary for 1920.
$1,000
Mrs Joseph Butts and children. OF
Lewis wedding and spent Christmas
with Mrs. Butts parents NJ. and Airs.
George. Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nealc.
from Lanesville. also attended ;sc
Fc!ld-Lcwis wedding.
MIR. aud Mrs. Bernard Field have re-
turned from, their wedding trip.
King William, who has been teaching
III Georgia. spent most of the holidays
with hey aunt. Miss Mamie L!pscomb,
left on sunday afternoon for Salem. Va
teach
Mrs Emma Roy Spencer and Miss
Mamie Lipscomb will leave next Tues
day. Miss l.!pscomb for visit to rela-
visit her son, Dr. Roscoe Spencer in
New Orleans. who has been sent down
! there to investigate buboric plague.
I DR. Spcnccr Is in the United states
7 public Health Service.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Broaddus and sons
i visited MIR and Mrs. Taylor at runs
. tail last week
takSn 'hnrES Of ST. I%hps spiSG0n1
passed through town with his family
en- route from Richmond to Saluda,
I where he Will make his home.
/ q. g. Amos. OF Baltimore. and H.. r.
/ Amos. OF Wcs,over. Md. have recently
I visited T.. Z. Amos, of West Point, their
/ Mr., and Mrs, Fred Rooer, a;id darsh-
the recent guests OF Captain and hrs.
=. ". WcStbury.
Miss Lac!le Fray from wakema, was
recently the guest OF Miss Irene Gray.
who spent the holidays at her nome
here, and who has returned 10 wash
Mrs. Frank Pcarcc is visiting he,
daughter, Mrs CLANCY, in Wtiises-
Miss Bessie Hunn is visiting Mrs.
Philip Eubank "A Richmond
Lewis Broscmcr, spent the holidays
! with his home folks in Oswcgo, y. y,
and has returned to his duties here
with j. w. Marshall.
George 5. Field. of Pittsburgh. Pa,
has recently visited his parents here.
Mrs. Lewis II Nyc and family spent
a week in Norfolk with relatives re-
Gently.
Miss Mabel Smoot. Of Baltimore. has
recently returned 10 her home in BAL
tiruore after \ delightful visit 10 ,ela-
tves in Vest Point.
ONO owens has just returned from
a Pheasant visit TO relatives and
friends in chicago spending few days
IN Norfolk before returning home.
Hunter Roberts, % the navy. has re-
! Gently visited his home here.
Miss Louise Anderson, of Newport
News has been recent visitor III the
home Of her parents. My. and Mrs.
Woodland Anderson here.
ON Tues0a? evening. Rev. George ".
Mcdaniel II. D. Of Richmond, Will
preach = the FIRST Baptist Church.
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WINCHESTER

speGi /, J. :, TO {, The Times pispatch.l
NiNcHESTER. VA Jan, l".-A ;cn
IN; 0F, M1ss on MARY y Am6er Smih Of Wash
was va, given TUESDAY afternoon by Miss
3,arsnts .f Mr. pa, spd M me FekineHts OF her
Mr.. and Mrs. Wajter = e Ta iI", and
tneIr ua9shter' MISS !a!ooi nav" gone
!" NJ ~! tuG I N '"e ia'e "'Nier season;
their son ar s,,n-fi.,t, "a ana
f! Or aAd tuoa
and MS Stsr.h. .iI,'1 Il ,,Se.. .;;'"3; NJ NJ
Tnrt i.uSse.i ntEs fe;l;Is1 70 New
i o' R ?; So ''z'''"s H'f ana A's James
W.-.5- y1-,s..-
49,, % "a '.."s .";ErHed
~. p, - q 'eA ~ "-S2'.yn.
-, = :.
lane hughes.
.':s - nave 1"en. vst:-
49, -h%- rs Joseph
Fr-E - vl=i.!-s
-s.1 p
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CLIFTON FORGE
Special to Tho Timcs.pisnotc,

Special TO The Times d spatch.l
(!ifTON FORGE, VA, Jan. 10.-Mrs
= w. Justice and two children have
returned from Il pleasure trip to Nor
ira j Payne spent several DAYS this
week in Richmond.
;, II. - Bruffcy has left for Rainella
the city.
p, j a. Gleason has left for Richmond.
~. ,"ii! move his family 10 that city
Miss Marguerite stem. who has hcen
~. guest for several days Of Mrs. II. T.
Woodward. has Lot for her homo in
baltimore
Mr. and AIRS. NJ &. Williams OF New
port News. who have been the guests
81 Mrs ". T.. Johnson. have left for
thcir home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Andrews. Of Quin-
heInoht have returned TO thGir home
ItteT attending tho wedding OF Mrs.
isabelle McAliistcr.
James g. Cornell. OF Roanoke. is
Spcndlns several days in Covington
Whn MI HesS' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
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AMHERST

H 5Iifhi T 5Se 5 jams P.2 ars r
have been visiting a! Judge {. J. Cam
peclrs, returned 10 Camden, y. j., sun
day
home, after spending the holidays
here.
by Miss Mary Ware
Calwell Mcbride, who has been the
guest of relatives here, left for rrovi-
Miss Martha Robertson visited Mrs
Virginia whitchead at the univcr-
sity sunday while en- route no Rich
Miss Thelma Hohertson lcf, here
s" Miss w Iii The s"fs 81 re" 3rSHd
few days this week with friends gear
Arlington.
County after visiting his family here
Henry Saunders, Of the |. ;.
louisiana. was a guest OF Mrs. IL. :.
Mrs. w fqrs M iii I'G ana Hiss Elsie
Miller spent several days in Lynch
burg last week visiting friends.
cues, Of his ss Ssi:s'9 MIS- "%s e.
Charlie Saunders. who has been
E v; his family here. returned to
Miss Mary +. Scott has returned to
Haymarkct to resume her, duties as
principal of the high school.
Miss Gilhcrd, VINO has been The
guest OF Miss Ethel Gilhcrd, returned
to Manassas last Tuesday.
MIS- rs Campheeii a2d children returned
after Visiting al Mrs. W. II. GiIbert's
here.
TO the Normal school i In Ia Tarmv nv uE"t to
resume her classes.
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Red Springs Sunday night. where 81
Will resume her studies at Flora Nc
Donald College.
\ pretty ho:nc wedding was ccle-
brated here on Wednesday afternoon.
when Miss Helen Rcaves became the
bride of Dudley. Woodfn Rev. jerry
kearcs. Uncle OF the bride. performed
the ceremony.
the ceremony. Rcv. j. Il. Doan. pastor
OF the bride. assisted Mr.. Reaves.
n. Mss Della n. Terry was married on
amherst County. Miss Terry has many
friends in this community, having
act i.I as COUNT home demonstrator
their home in Amherst County. near
LynchburE.
Miss leslie Cox is the guest of Miss
Miss Bessie Rcavcs of Dunvillc. is
Reavcs.
Or. Thornton s. wiisor. II News
Ferry visited friends here on Tues
kevin Barbour has returned to Uni
vsrSity OF Virginia to. resume his
Mrs. J. g. Spencer. of Winston
with Miss Lula IIarrell.
Misses Leila Doan and Olivia Hardy
FAY" returned TO Wcsthampton Col
Dr.. r. NJ. Jones and wife have re-
tu.ned to Ashland after spending
some some time with Mrs. J. Il. Ragland.
of Randolph Macon College.
The Woman's Missionary Union OF
the Baptist Church is observing u
wSek OF PRAYER. Meetings are being
held each afternoon during The week
In the church.
Oliver liarrel spent Sunday in Dan
Cadet william Lovelace has returned
TO Danviile. where he Is student al
Danville Military Institute.
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CONTINUED from Page ouc3

!
Baptist Church viii have It's regular meet
ms Monday Afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
executive council of the Equal suffrage
LEAGUE of Richmond VIII take piucc at
SuUrSES hcHnuuartcrs. Fourth AMI Frank
IN Streets. TUESDAY afternoon at O'clock.
Matters OF impor;ancc are to be discussed
meeting Of the woman's Auxiliary Of
me Richmond Blues Will hc held in the
Biucs Armorr at o'clock ON Tuesday
afternoon. Fhc meeting is open TO those
in' ,s a. The auxiiarv is piannins Tor
=, The Parent, Teacher Association Of the
Robert r. Lee School will hold it's regular
school DT. e c lew viii talk on Child ,hG
III. Florence Nightingale Circle of tho
ShcIt.riuG Arms will hold ST. regular
monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the hospital
The annual meeting 10: the election .: OIL
WORKERS at the Settiemcnt House. ll0t West
cary street. on Wednesday at O'Clock.
hoard OF advisers OF the Hnre sS Of u vo sns
;ions is post poned from the usual time on
Wednesday ~ this week Announcement
oi 4 later date VIII be made.
Tho Silver Cross Circle. of kings Daush-
o'clock - 800
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HARRISONBURG
.$pecia | 10 The Times Dispatch

HARRISONBURG. VA. Ian To- n
second quarter OF the regular session
the Harrisonburg State Normal
school began TUESDAY morning lam
airy t. There is "a Slight inrrs,.a =,
the enrolment due to the entrance nr
ne" students. and the need Of further.
=, toIH tccoinmodaiionS IS constant
D"inS remarked upon.
Inc students from Eastern Viroiri,
n" reached Staunton Monday night
w ,,.,I met there by a special train
amus "Noih!ng long and unplcasant
automooiIc trip. The students were so
Esfa,elui Tor this specials arrangement
-. ,"ril Convenience that il is likely
20 o" repeated hereafter.
friday morning at the ,ssc,nh;,,
as.tod IN" faculty appeared in aca-
unm;c cosinme; Appropriate c.re-
MONIES were held anu the jisi ~ b,rnr
81 uchtS Tor the first quarter was -cad
Inc special Alunuac number OF The
Eorihal Bulletin has Just come rom
nv Dress ana Will be mailed on 10
- ITS meeting last TUESDAY ai-h,
IN" iiarrisonburs City Council! decided
10 purchase the Henncberger proncr;v
Ia, ''ou," Main Street, between Can,n-
oeI ana Iaul streets. ana on this site
mere VIII 10" erected as carly lis is
possible modern school building This
,h ",tp looking toward meeting
irons. pa
IaTmond G. Dins.odinc. Of the de-
pa!ui!eni Q! history. was recently
e:"cted historian of Eocliineham rnsi
30. -, american Legion
INC Page County Teachers Ass;cia-
..on' wllch nc; in i-urar last Monday
"aS addressed by Conrad T. IOgan Of
~" Gepartmcnt Of English on the
Fhndam"ntals of English in the r;ic-
hentarY schools In addition TO nc
tfdchtNa Of the associations !: number
or "chcoi trustees We're present 10 near
IN" ADDRESS q! Colonel Robert l.. Icedv.
Sehator-eiect from Page County. on
"a" approval OF the recommendations
or the education commission i.oron n
i:oeoE ,aVorS wholehcartcd support OF
Nrsinia'S public school system
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the FIRST Red Cross contingent. sailing
September. 1914.
She has worked i'm France Re,.i,m
Serbia and Albania.
EN- Route for the Balkan states she
was roooed OF all her papers and her
passport ana was under surveillance
WashinSton
The Journey was made under .,
and trying.
Miss Crosby has boon decoratad Will,
me Croix de Guerrc by France. and
the Cross OF Mercy by Serbia.
When last heard from she was in
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studies. iie'
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. West. OF Newport
news, were guests of their friends I'm
Waverly during the past week.
Mrs. II. -. Norris and daughter. Miss
Frances. OF charlottesville spent tho
holidays with friends in waverly.
Miss Frances Mann. OF Petersburg.
was the week end guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. G.. a. Harrison.
Misses Virginia and Frances Hall IF
Lynchburs. visited friends In Wavcriv
last week.
Misses Manic and Helen Flournev.
Of Richmond, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. j. West. Jr.. on New Years
Day.
The following young men. after
spcndin. the holidays with their par
ents in Waverly, have returned to their
respective schools to resume their
studies: w. w. Ford. United states
Military Academy. West Point. ~ V:
Dennis W. Hartz and ii. a. Ford. Rich
mond College: Hinton Livcsay. Mar
vim Gray and Carl White. Elon College.
North Carolina.
Gordon Chappell has returned to hi.
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That Made Them Lu,pb

star combiation OF music hail
hftiSsea was billed 10 appear at n small
country town recently. on the open-
ihE night IN" turns" appear as ad-
vertised but the audience failed TO
sc: anything funny in the show.
AZ IhSi the great negro comedian
came on. ana commenced his perfog-
nance win:
ia. ha! am enjoying myself"
This was too much for a grirnvis =
aged Scot. seated in tho body OF the
nail VINO shouted. in loud voice
plainly audible all over the building:
Get DOT. sc cattle Yc'rc the only
yin that s.. them"
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home In WnverIy after visit OF sew.
eral days to friends In North Carolina.
Margaret. and Misses Ella and Ellie
Beale. of SUFFOLK. were the weeks
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. West
Saturday.
j. II. Ferguson has returned TO
"arcriy after spending the Christmas
Season with his parents at Boykins
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Sli.9i Niagara Maid Hose.
$500 - These Stockings
(thrcad silk all the way
up are $3.9S at regular
price; black only, with Law
ender, emerald and gold
tops. Full fashioned and
nigh spliced heels. Box OF
three. S8.D5.
$500 English Sport Hose,
S3.50-Only two pair 10 the
box. Regular $3.50 wo-
mems English Sport Hose:
wool and cotton heather
mixed; light gray and tan:
full fashioned, with ribbed
effect. Per box, Friday,
$3.50.
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SOUTH BOSTON

l>2eaia % The Times Dispatch
H'oili i!1S"oN. VA, Jan l0.--rhe
GH"hE ladies o: the town gave n
!-ttp- "aI dance On Friday night; The
aahcS nall Vas prcttlly decorated for
lphTins IN" recent cola wave n num-
Der % people have cniGy.d ~" 49,,
o! skatins on ilupps Pond
MISS HALLE Roller, OF Richmond. has
relatives ia the COUNTY '"'''"s
Miss Elizabeth Clarke ,.,,,
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John Bunton was certainly a steady
man: he'd been steady all his life.
i;ut he WAS II bit too steady for Clara
hopkins.
They had been engaged to be mar
rled hfteen years. and still nc had
day.
One evening John called in a ro-
mamie frame OF mind and asked Clara
20 sing something tender and touch
ihG"ssomethins that would move him.
AIter 4 moments thought she sat
ballad. with meaning
III was entitled Darling. Am Grow :
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WAVERLY

lSpeciai to The Times Dispatch.I
wAVERLY, VA, Jan. ,O-Ni.r o,i,
Gray. of Talbotton. Ga. now attepdjn.
Scudder's College, New York City. who
spent the holiday season with her un-
Gle. {. IL. Smith. left for New York
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Did Mercy Work
In Eight Countries
Eastern Shore Red Gross
N7rse Has Interesting
War Record.

ISptClaI 20 TIC IITCS- IISII1ttVfI.I
ONA NCOCK. VA Jan. lo.--ln re-
Spouse to the request Of DR.. j. +. Nc
Council Rcd Cross commissioner of the
Virginia War History Commission.
Miss Frances l.. Taylc- has submitted
4 history of the Eastern Shore, Of Nir-
Sinia Chapter. American Red Cross,
and also the record OF Miss Sarah w.
Crosby. OF Savascville. Accomac Coun-
ty.
Miss Crosby left this country with
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YOKE style back and front.
with cotton lacins: navy col
lar and cuffs, emblemS. rat
ings and sailcr knot IS To
~, $3.50.
ALL White Heavy Galatea or
Navy Serge Collar and Cuffs:
handsomely made and trim
med. $500.
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van; regular $3.50 hose,
Box OF three. 1919.
$1,000 Hose, $7.70-"Me-
dalia" brand, pure thread
silk, full fashioned, with
drop-stitch leg; black only;
regular price, $3.50. Box
OF three, S7.79.
S1l.0l Hose, SS.95-"Lux-
tie" $3.9S Hose, with en-
broidered clocks. in black.
white and cordovan; full
fashioned. Box of three
pairs, Friday, 1896.
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S5.23 Hose, S3.5O-Regular
$l.75 "Luxite' Hose, with
lace stripe leg; in black,
white. cordovan and navy;
knit to fit. Friday, per
box of three, $3.50.
$500 Hose, $i.70-An excep-
tional pure silk "Medalia"
Hose, with Isle foot and top
and seam up the leg; regu-
lar price. $500. Box of
three, Friday, $4.79.
$50 Hose, SG.fO-Kaufmann
special women's pure
thread Silk Hose. full fash
toned and with high spliced
heels; in black and cOrdo-
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Imported
Jap Crepe
KIMONOS

| IMPORTED Jap Crepe Kimo-
nos in Copen. rose. blue.
ETC.. with flowing sleeves and
sashes; native hand embroid
cry, in white only, in very
elaborate patterns. We
bought generously OF these
about year ago. for future
delivery. We could not buy
them today to sell at or neu.
this price. $3.50.
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Worth While Bargains in
H O S / T. r Y 4
Because You Buy Them BY the Boa

THE specially priced Boxed Hose first offered Fri
l day. The opportunities presented favorably
received that again make the offer for Monday Take
note please special prices apply ONLY to purchases
made by the BON The varieties offered in great
enough variety please all tastes and all purses
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Endorsed by Schools
Approved BY Parents
Preferred by la Jeunesse
aul Jones' Middle

M OTHERS been advised
A'A purchase supplies MILDLY
supplies VIII he sold higher
staple why not anticipate
is
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ODD sizes in Galatca Nliddies.
made with lace front and
puff sleeves; reduced for
clearance TO $3.50.
STORM Serge Skirts. on bodies
% TO IA, $500; on bands
go TO 36), $500 and S6.75.
FIRST Grade Silk Ties Can
colorsj, $3.50. Half Ties
Sl.25.
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Go,Uns of
Flan1lelette

HIGH, round and V-neck styles.
with hemstitching and satin
braid; pink and blue stripes.
on white grounds. $3.50.
(In the Basement