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BLACKsBURG

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BLAckSBURG. June 2G.-Among
wedding Wednesday evening. at the
presbyterian Church. of Miss Liz
0tey lloge and Walter S. Newman. o.
Wtoods,5ck and for the reception that
ana Mrs. John James Davis. were:
Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. Newman, Mrs.
TavHnner and Frank S. Tavenner. Jr..
rutherford. of Roanoke: MIR. and Mrs.
J. T. $. Hoge, the Misses Hogc. OF
Giles: Miss j. Nellie Hoge. OF Mar
rows; Thomas ID Eason. of Rich
mond: Miss Elizabeth Bell and Sam
Bell of Dublin: Mrs. John T. Cowan,
NJ ISIS Mary Cowan and Mrs. Putnam
Adams. OF Radford: Miss Eiizabeth
Newman, of Richmond: Mrs. J. II. X.
Co~an; OF WhItethorne. and Mr.. und
Mrs. Robert NJ. Patterson. of Phiia
dclphia.
, Miss Elepora coler. of Washington.
and Mrs, Frank S. Buchanan.
Mrs. Robert l.. Fagg and Katherine
Fagg left Friday to spend the sum
mer with Mrs. l.. +. Birkhcad. at
John Henry Lee. and Miss Harriet
Faulkner. left Monday to spend the
Snn,ncr at the Lees country place in
Miss Naomi Virgins. of raye,,e-
vie. = C.. IS epenhing tho sum mer
here with her sister. Mrs V. G. Aus
tin.
Or. John +. Williams and VILLA
ration Williams left "Wednesday for
weeks visit TO Petersburg. Norfolk
Kachei and Charles Eawter. Jr.. of
pn'iadciphia. are spending month
win their cunts. Mrs. w. NJ Brodic
and nro Mrs G. r.. Miles.
Professor William -. Saunders and
family left Thursday to spend the
summer ut Bleak NH" in Franklin
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SOCIE..'T Y
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CONTINUED from Second Page)
Park anl other places OF Interest, en-
ott-Ficids.
Eastern Virginia. where tie bride be-
longs TO one OF the oldest and best
families OF the state, was celebrated
Wednesday evening. a, 9 O'Clock in
Christ { Episcopal Church. Emporia.
when Mary Brigss Fields. daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs, J. c. Fields. and
by the rector. Rev. \. +. MARSHALL.
y large assembly OF guests were
present pre- ana Miss Laura Brisgs. at
assisted By Miss Evelyn Tayiop.s Who
sang 'Oh. Perfect Love"
The usncrs were: James Fields, r.
s, Jones. J.; w Briggs and DR.. W. =.
Vernon and Albert Jones, nephe VS.
OF the groom. The bridesmaids,
dressed in pink and green organdie,
included:
Misses Mary Squire.
Sue Brown Briggs. Mary Lifsey.
Mrs y. F. riner. Fannie M Dnn risss.
1.-The The m ni.,n Of honor was Mr.. X. S.
gowned IN pink and black tul!e and car
r!ed ouPburst roses.
The maid of honor was Miss vir-
sinia Fields. sister of the bride who
wore pink Georgcttc crepe. and car
ricd shower bouquet of pink sweet
peas.
Little Grace Jones. niece OF the
groom. dressed in pink organdic, car
ried the ring In Gala lily.
The bride entered with her father.
court train. trimed in real lace an'i
orange blossoms. Her vail of tullo
was caught with orange blossoms
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
rb,-f. a ~t..
eroom's best man was DR.. George
Wood
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brott left for Ashe-
willie and western North Carolina.
The brides going away gown was
navy blue tricotine with hat to
match.
Mrs. profit is graduate of Farm
VILE Normal School and was a
faculty this season. She has many
friends in Richmond. where she
visits her uncles. y. G. and y. S.
MIR Brott served with the \. T.. +.
Among those from distance at
tending the wedding Were:
Mrs: 81, D. tapehart. M;S, SSilIs Phelps.
II. X. lHn1Oru.
Miss Sue Il. briggs Mrs. l.. G. Cox.
NJ. II. briggs. of Purdy.
OF Richmond, Miss Alberta Brott,
c. l.. Fields (sistcr Of Eroomb.
Mrs G. l.. Fields. San Antonio. Tcaa
Pretty Wedding.
4 pretty wedding. which was cclc-
bratcd sunday evening. June 90; at
Z O'Clock. was that of Miss Goldie
Goldman. daughter of Mrs. Sophia
Goldman, to Jack Dolscy. of this
city.
The ceremony took place at tho
home of the brides sister. Mrs. Meyer
Molten. $40 South Colonial Ave
nue.. The bride was Eowned In white
satin. trimmed with duchess lace,
and II court train of satin fell from
her Shoulders. Her we'll of illusion
was caught with orange blossoms.
AMI she carried shower bouquet
of Bride roses and sweet peas.
Tn" bride Is formerly Of Baltimore.
hut for the past six months has
been making her home in Richmond.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mrs Branch and her children
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BON AIR
fSneciaItn Tho z

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BON AIR. VA. June 26.-Mtss MARI
ferguson Is visiting Mrs. A. r. Hoi.
DERBY, Jr.. at Buffalo Lythia Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith and little
daughter, Virginia. of East Orange
are spending a short time at the nome
OF DR.. c. VI. HAGEN. ~
MISS Julia a. Powers has returned
from visit to Mrs. Harvie Taylor
In Amelia.
Miss L. L. Cook has gone to Nor.
folk. where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Jack Ramsay.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Berry and
family are spending some time at
HuSuenot Springs.
Mrs. James Simmons and family,
who have been with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. V. Wood. during the
winter. have returned to their home
in Chase City. :
Lieutenant Edwin McCluer has re.
turned from Harvard. and is spend.
ing few days with his parents
here. 80
Mrs. Nathan Talcott. of Richmond.
is the guest Of Mrs. William Cochc. y
Mrs. Henry kondrup and Miss Anne
kondrup have returned from Wash.
ington. and Will be hero for the sum.
mcr months.
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GORDONsvILLE

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:, GOkD0NSVlLLE, VA, june 20
VI YIN De,tor and son. Melvin. Jr:
his sisters, Mrs. H. S. WILLIS and Mrs.
a. {. Smith at Mountain View" near
town.
sir. and Mrs. B. H. Beckham were
charlottesville visitors on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harris. of spot
syivania, have been recent guests of
The iaiter's mother. Mrs. J. II. Hume.
mother. Mrs. Alien Potts. at Happy
Creek" her home near town.
:. .irn, -. -. keppie. and son. Philip
kcpplcr. Mrs W. W Brock and two
children, William and Ruth: Mrs. T..
w; WhitSitt, Mrs. N. t. Rogers. Mrs
Adams. MIS-. Abbott and Mrs H. r.
Powell. OF Richmond. and Mrs. +. +.
Highland. OF Clarksburg. w. va. are
guests at Mountain View"
Misses Ie!ie James. Nicic Goodwin.
Ida Boston. Ruth Mcclure. Louise
Schlosser and Louisa Crebbs. left this
week for Charlottesville. TO attend
the University Summer Normal
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Bcc.on and chill
dt:n, Kathleen. Helen and Jane. have
returned from a few weeks visit 10
baltimore and Lexington. They will
.eave SUNDAY for Manassas. where
ihey VIII spend some days with Mrs.
beetons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Vet
X, NJ, Mcclure. who has for the
past six weeks been patient at the
Grace Hospital. in Richmond. will re
turn TO his home here Saturday
Mr.. Conrad. of Richmond. spent
several days this week at the home
OF j.. J. Fabcr
t. H. Carnes. OF Shenandoah, has
becn recent CUES; ut the home of
}. T. SindlinScr. near town.
y. Il. Jones is spending some time
with his parents. MIR and Mrs. A. L.
Jones, in the city.
Francis Graves. who attended V. p
!. the past session. is spending his
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Graves. a, weston" near
town.
Mrs. G. s. Goodwin is visiting re!a.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. r. Gill have re-
turned from a visi; TO the Eastern
Miss Alleene Collins Of Richmond.
Is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. !. Faber.
Miss MarEic Martin has been Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. c. F.. Morris,
in Orange.
guest of Mrs. i. II. Turne EN- in the c
city.
Mrs. Miller. Of Richmond. has been
a recent guest at the home of 0. A..
Coincr near town
Or. and Mrs. y. +. Weaver. OF SOM
crset Va. announces the engage
mcnt of their daughter Margaret Ell
ma, to Robert Ogden Halsey, Jr. of
st. Adams W. Va.
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GLOUCESTER
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lS)ecial 20 The ilmeS-DiS2atch.
GLoucEsTEk. VA. June 26..-A
Turned" was interestingly and en-
tertaininEiy performed Tuesday night
at the Agricultural Association hall
for the benefit OF Botetourt High
were the parts taken by local talent:
John Calls farmer; Pace Corr. the
millionaire; Miss Rosa Folkes, she mil
sic.an: MISS Elxa6e,h now". tra Inc
n mns Xan i ,ihpSr s"andsT. n" fnEsh-
Other players were:
Miss Eileen Shackeiford. Master VIII
Han, Jones. John Dual. Gussie Lawson.
The effort was highly appreciated
by Il crowded house and netted about
sso. The play was repeated later in
the week at Achilles.
Rev. &. Z. Butts, forme. pastor
OF Gloucester Circuit. lectured at
Beliamys Church Wednesday even
ing on TIE Worth of an Idea" for
the benefit of the Serbian relief fund.
Marriage licenses we're issued this
week by Clerk Il. b. Roanc to Jane S
Charles N. Brown and Florence ii.
Robins.
Tex. guest OF Mrs. Dmock few
days. has left for Baltimore.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson and son. John,
Jr.. OF Richmond. are expected at the
rectory this week.
Mrs. fred Jones leaves for visit
to relatives in Beatesvillc and Au-
Gusta, Ark.
Minutrec Folkcs and family have
returned To Norfolk. after u visit To
mis- father X. y. Foilscs.
Mrs. il: Il. Hutchinson and children
lett Friday. for Il visit of several
weeks in Halifax County.
Ladies OF the Community sunday
School will sell ice cream ana cake
August and September court days for
benefit OF Christmas tree fund
foDcrt scott Cary and Edward Bev-
criy Cary. OF Roanoke. Va. neohcws
OF Charles Cary. are expected Satur-
day. The former is frst-ycar stu
dent of University of PENNSYLVANIA:
the later graduate of Cornell Uni
versi,y.
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night for Columbus. Ohio. where aha
VII take course in nursing for
Mrs. Willard Miller and sister ,,,..
Sita Goodloe. left wednes day fos
Detroit. where they Will spend sev-
e Era. Gays DAYS visiting their sister, Mrs.
Mrs. s. a. Bailey returned Thurs.
aay from a visit to Richmond and
Mrs. Il. Tate Irvine and children
returned Friday from Richmond.
where they have been spending SOW.
MISS Aileen Henderson. of Blacks
ourg. is visiting Miss Corrio Long
this week.
Misses Nell VanGorder and Olga
uYrton left Monday for Charlottes-
v,lle were they will attend the Uni-
verrsity Of Virginia summer school
Mrs. =. T.. Martin and little son
nave returned TO their home at JEFF
icrson CITY: Tenn. after spending
| several weeks with her parents. Me.
and Mrs. George Brown.
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lAW.9ENCEVILLE

tSpecial to The Times Dispa,chl
:, bAWRENCEvILIE. VA. Juno as-
Mrs n,In.,d, Norton Wilson. Of Maimi.
hcr sister. Mrs. r. T.. Warmer.
James Pharr and Bryan Mitchell
spent SUNDAY in Richmond.
konert Butord spent several days
n Richmond this week
Norbornc Harrison. of tho l.. s.
Navy. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w; L. Harrison.
MISS Eellc Drew was the guest of
friends in Richmond this week.
Miss Sallic Stced spent last week
end mt CORTLAND the guest of her
cousins. MIR. and Mrs. Lucious Many.
s, Miss Lillian Lashley. of Racume,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. b. Lasley.
Mrs. O. Il. Short, Mr. and Mrs. J. +.
Pond: Mrs. J. Z. Snow and Mrs. T.
NJ. Fillmore: spent Thursday in tho
her country home. near warfieid
Irwin Crcath and Hammer Freeman,
or Richmond. are the guests of rela-
tivcs here, this week.
Mrs. e.. a. Lewis spent Sunday and
Monday in Richmond with relatives
in Richmond.
Leland and Richard Short. of Pc
tersburg. spent the week -cnd with
their mother. Mrs. o: L. Short.
Mrs. L. Il. Turnbull and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth. have returned home
from Portsmouth. where Miss Turn
bull was bridesmaid al the mar
riaEc of Miss Mansoni to Mr.. Beaten.
Miss Lucille Temple has returned
TO her home in the county after
spending ten days at Orange Court
house: Miss Temple was the CUES,
Of Misses Emma RiNlcy Crittcndep
and Elizabeth Porterhcld.
Mrs. g. NJ. Whitlock and little
daughter. Evelyn Patricia. OF Mt.
Airy: y. c.. is visiting at the home
OF her grandfather. Sheriff Il. B.
Turnbuli. Harmony Grove"
r. r. Seymour. of ProdnaX. was In
town on Thursday. visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. G. Jackson.
Miss Lillian Moody, of Danville. is
the guest OF her cousin. Miss Lucy
MaeHall
Misses Avril willard. Katherine
Moody and Willie Jones are visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Herbert Hooper returned
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ASHLAND

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ASHLAND. June 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Wright and Miss Betty
Wright OF Richmond, are the guests
Of Mrs. licrndon Cartwright.
Miss i. Augusta Nixon is on a
Visit TO relatives in Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Virginia Howison. who has
been the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Hatcher. has left for Norfolk. where
she VIII visit before returning tn
her home in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. III. Fishburnc, of
Washington. are the guests of Mrs.
Mrs G. T.. coe. Of Washington. is
the guest Of her parents. MT. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Hart.
Mrs. John Simpson and little Miss
Anne Marye Simpson. OF Norfolk,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
w Maryc.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Newman and
Miss LINDA phantom are spending
some time ut Virginia Beach.
Miss Sara Blasingamc has returned
home from Houston. where she at
tended the Edmunds- Boiling we'd
ding.
Mrs. Frank Patterson has returned
10 her home. In Richmond, after n
visit to her father. G.. +. Delarne
Miss Helen Nichols. of Ashevillc,
y. G.. and Mrs y. d. Grizzell OF
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WINCHESTER

Airs y. ..wylie Moore. New York. Is
The guest OF Mr.. and Nirs. ii. f..
DR.. Samuel Barton. Of the faculty
Of the University of the South.
Scwance. Tenn. is at the home of his
father, Joseph NJ: Barton.
:, M mrs. Maurice Wolfe and daughter.
been visiting relatives here.
Miss Elizabeth Barrick and Miss
Eoyies. M;trtinsburg, W Va. have
been visiting Miss Grace Barrick.
turned 10 Washington, after visiting
relatives here
Or. and Mrs. II. Mitchell knight
nave returned from motoring trip
legs. where their daughter. Miss
Helena Knight. graduated. the latter
accompanying them home.
Miss Madeline Muse has arrived
from DanElllc to spend the summe r
with relatives in Frederick County.
AIRS. Winifrcd Reed. Roanoke, is tho
guest of DR. and Mrs. George II.
Tennessee. are visiting friends in
this city and county.
Miss Eula Walter. who has been
visiting her brother in law and SIS
returned TO Baltimore
Rev. and Mrs. It. Dewey Ritter. Up
per Tract. W. Va. have been visiting
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
IT, Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leafe have re
turned from Philadelphia and At
iantic city.
Miss Ella y. Smith. of Baltimore.
Is AZ Wickline for the summer.
Mrs. J. y. Richards and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mildred Richards, are visit
ing relatives in Staunton
Mrs. W. w. Welsh has returned to
Rockville. Nd, after visiting her son.
Mrs f. NJ Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Louthan have
gone TO Chester. Pa.
Miss Agnes 7. Smith. daughter Of
tho Rev. Or W. H.. Smith. has re-
Miss Isabelle Baker
Mrs. Gardner W. Brown and her
daughter. Miss Catherine Vernon
Erown; New YORK.: are visiting the
u. Russell.
Miss Gregg barrow. MyersdaIe. Pa,
and Miss Nellie NamMcteT. Martins
burg. w. Va. hav. been visiting IIiss
Dorothy McCann.
Mr. and Mrs. William G.. Hardy and
MIR and Mrs. j. VI. Orndom have re-
turned BY motor from Hot Springs.
harold woods. s,a,esville. y. c.. has
been visiting his brother and sister
!n-law. Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
Woods
Misses Mary =. and Prccilla Greg
DRY and John Gregory Durham. " c..
are visiting their uncle and aunt.
Rev. and Mrs. Giles u. Palmer.
Rev. Carlton ID. Harris. Baltimore.
! has been spending several days at his
cid homep!ace. az M.ddictown.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur q. Athey are
visiting relatives for several weeks
In West Virginia and Maryland.
Miss Bessie McNcer, Huntington, w
Va, Is visiting her aunt. Miss Bessie
CiaVcr
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ACC0MAC

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ACCOMAC. VA. June 26.-Airs
OF her sister, Mrs. l.. T. E. Quinby.
Miss Anna Henderson and John
Henderson, of Williamsburg, are
guests OF their cousin. Mrs. VIM. p.
Bell.
Mrs. ]. L. DeCormis and son. Joe.
have returned from "a trip to South
Carolina. - ia
Mrs. @. Walter Mapp entertained on
last Monday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Mary Carey Taylor. of Norton
Master Custis p. Mabin. of East
Orange. y. j.. is visiting his aunt
Miss l.. +. Parramon. s
Mrs. 4. 3. Sammerman, Of BaIti.
more. is the guest OF Mrs. l.. NJ TIT.
fanny, at Mt. Custis.
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GRIT and Archie vandergrift. J'r..
iSf Tuesday for 4 short visit TO
Mrs. y. r. True. OF Cincinnati.
ohio. is visiting her brother. Il. 4.
Miss Louisa D. Hubbard. who has
been spending her vacation in Phi,-
adelphia and at Forest. has returned
TO Amherst to resume her work as
nome service secretary OF the Red
Mrs. Helen B. Joyner. OF Norfolk:
Miss Helen e. Joyner. OF Washington.
- T.. and Miss Sarah Joyncr, OF
this week TO attend the WALES Scott
Mr. and Mrs X. NJ Concy. Jr. VINO
nave been spending Il week In Roa-
noke, have returned 10 Amherst,
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PULASKI

PULASKI. VA, June 26.-Miss V;r-
GINA Halter has returned to her home
at Pocahontas. after a visit to her
aunt, Mrs. a. II. Jordan. She was
accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Elizabeth Jordan.
Miss Margaret Draper has returned
from visit to relatives ut Hinton
and Charleston. w. Va. She was ac-
companied by Hiss Nancy Hogeman,
Of Charleston. who Will spend some
time with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Calfce have gone
TO Kingsport. Tenn, for visi; 10
relatives.
Miss Blanche Dunlap of New York.
is the guest of Mrs. c. C. Painter
Misses Jane Morchead. EVELYN
Finks and Grace Hurd have gone
to the University of Virginia to at
tend the summer session
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A Real Remedy
For Falling Hair
Keep Scalp Clean and IIenlthy-Prc
vents DandruR.

When your hair becomes faded, dry.
streakcd and scraGgly, when II falls
out badly and new hair does not grow.
the roots should be Immediately vital
lied and properly nourished.
To do this quickly. safely and at
little expense. get from your drug
gist some Partisan sage Qiquid form)
and use as directed.
Partisan sage is guaranteed TO
abolish all dandrun-stop scalp itch
and falling hair and promote "a new
growth or money refunded. It's In
great demand by discriminating wo-
men because 1t makes the hair so
soft. iuStrous. easy To arrange at
tractively and appear much heavier
thai IL really is.
y massage with Partisan sage Is n
real dclight-easy to use, not sticky,
and dciicatciy perfumed--an antisep-
tic clean liquid that does not change
the natural color of the hoir.
III you want good looking hair and
plenty OF II. use Partisan sage a lii :
tie attention now helps insure beau
tiful hair for years to come.--Adv.
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Ab,li hes Use Of Words
Il: dies and" Gentlemen

PORTSMOUTH,, ENG, June 20
The use Of the words "lndicno and
"Ecntlen,cn'' IN to be discontlnued
Ia the parish 40 fur nv he In con-
crrned. snys the Hey. Bruce Corn
ford, la HIS parish mnEnzInc.
"Thc words have now ulsOiutcIy
no mennInS," he writes. "FoUiinh
rihhs distinctions should have no
place in the caurch. Even the
hnstcr chilled His mother 'womnn,'
Whiic no one. would insult 81.
Peter by calling him gentleman,
fhr phrochial council consists of
men and women"
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tuesday and arrived at his home
mere yesterday after visit to his
mother.
MrS Alice Andrews. Of Mount La nd
Ing. Essex County. came from I,aIti
more. Saturday. and paid Mrs. w. r..
BrOaddus a short visit
Rev. Dupuy and wife. from Essex
apcn' day and night in town the
first OF the week
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have left for the White Sulphur Springs.
w. Va. whcro they havo takci a Gotta se
Tor tho summer season.
:, Mrs; +. X. Williams. OF New Orleans.
Of Eas, Franklin Street. Mrs. Williams
was formerly resident OF this city.
Miss Sallic Dcans. of Park Avenue. who
Is spending some time at Blue Ridge ~
C., Will not return to Richmond until
after the middle OF July
Mrs. G. II. Ellington closed her school
on Friday and W.T. leave for Columbia
um,sHrst yon Monday, where sho> Will
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BIG STONE GAP

BIG STONE GAP. June 2s.-AIiss
Helen Carico. of Big Stone Gap, and
w. G. Snapp. OF Glade Spring. were
quietly married Saturday in Bristol
at the residence OF Rev. Tilden
Scherer. Mrs. Snapp Is n daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Carico. Mr.. and
Mrs. Snapp viii reside in TazewelI
Miss Jane Morgan left Thursday
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woMEN's MEETINGS..

The postponed meeting OF the woman's
Auxiliary OF American Legion will be held
IN Room $50. at this Jefferson Hotel
Thursday morning at IL o'clock Mrs
GcorE" Wayne Anderson Is the president
rms Will b, the last regular meeting until
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-24
THE FOUR MuSKETEERS
Widely known Newspaper Men
Many kiionleters Apart for First
Time.

Almost as famous in Kansas City
newspaper circles as Alexander Du-
mass Three Musketeers'' in Paris are
four reporters who are now located
in four different cities. The two latest
shifts of the journalistic quartet have
separated them by many kilometers,
for the first time in years.
Sid Houston, the first department
commander of the American Legion
in Missouri, reporter on the Kansas
City Star for several years, has left
New York to go to the Stars and
Stripes in Washington. He has also
accepted the vice presidency of the
, Neterans Beer and Light Wines as
ISOLATION. directing publicity for that
organization from the national capital
The second member of the quartet
Abe Louie Gordon, for several years a
reporter on The State Journal and
later identified with Kansas City news
papers. has left the rewrite staff of the
New York Evening Telegram to go
on the copy desk of the New York
Globe
former State Journal man and Kansas
City newspaper reporter, is in Chicago
as assistant editor OF the Rock Island
Magazine. q
Number four, John W. Keys, of the
Kansas City Star, is the only one left
in that city, and he's now a married
man
These four newspaper men lived to-
gether at the Densmore hotel in Kan
sas City Houston and FARRELL served
IN the Mexican border campaign in
1915. In January. 1917. the four mi
grated to the oil fields OF Oklahoma.
where they remained until the out
break of the war in April and they
enlisted in the 35th division All saw
service overseas with the division
and were able, because of Private
Houston's influence with General
Pershing or some second lieutenant or
top sergeant, to hold a reunion on the
boulevard des Italiens in Paris on
April 1, last year.
Houston and Keys received citations
for heroism under fire in the Argonne
All of them were almost wounded in
the several battles of Paris, Besan-
con, Nice and Bordeaux.