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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24
Perlfeld

Our community was shocked We'd
nesday morning to hear of the death
of Myron L. Disbro. He had under
gone an operation on Monday at Woos
ter hospital, and every hope possible
was held out for his recovery, but his
heart proved to be too weak for the
shock of the operation and he died
Wednesday morning at o'clock. Mrs.
Disbro and their son Don were with
him. The body was brought to Pen
field "Wednesday by our undertaken,
Mr.. James Damen. Mr.. Disbro is
survived by his wife, one son and one
grandson, one other son having pre-
ceeded him in death. Mr.. Disbro had
reached his Goth year and was very
highly respected citizen of this place.
The funeral was held Saturday morn
ing from his late home, burial in
Penfield cemetery. Rev. Grimes, a
former pastor here and close friend
of the Disbro family, had charge of
the services. Mrs. Disbso, and Don
have the sincere sympathy of our COM
munity in this their sad hour.
Another death on Thursday after
nom was that of Mr.. Alex Scott. Mr..
Scott had been living at the home Of
his niece, Mrs. Clayton Bradley, and
had only been sick few days. The
funeral was held from the Bradley
home Sunday morning at 9 O'clock,
burial in Penfield cemetery.
Mrs. Clarence Dent was taken to
St. Joseph's hospital in Lorain, Tues
day. At this writing she is slowly get
ting well.
The Woman's Farm Bureau held an
all-day meeting in Society hall on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Taylor spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H, c. Steger in Elyria.
Mr. Geo. Whitman and some friends
of Cleveland spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Perkins of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Pierce were
Elyria visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Findley spent a
few days last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Sooy.
Miss Marjorie Davidson and friend
from Lorain visited Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Perry Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newcomb of
Cuyahoga Falls are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Ferriman over Thanksgiv-
ing. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sooy OF
Strongsville visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Hastings spent the week.
end with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Bowman, in Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Krugman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Krugman OF
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hastings
The REQ truck belonging to Mr.. O.
Rocks Of Spencer was nearly destroy
ed by fire Monday a. M, in front of
Kleinhaus' store. It had Just been
filled with gasoline and in some way
the gas ignited 1t was quickly show
ed away from the store and with the
help Of many men and buckets the fire
was put out. Mr.. Rook has the
damage covered by insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grifton entertained
their two daughters and husbands oi
Cleveland, over Sunday. Az
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24
Pawnee

There seems to be little change in
Albert Sanford's condition, but he
seems .little better today.
Mrs. Hoover is reported as improv-
ing physically, but not mentally. She
is difficult to care for as she is unable
to make herself understood.
Pawnee carpenters were working in
Pen6e1d township last, week, and this
week at Q. L. Eicher's, west of Homer.
Sunday school and church service
at East Homer, Dec. 4, will be in the
afternoon, SO as to give Friendsville
the morning service.
There will be an oyster supper and
business meeting of the Community
club, at the club house, Friday even
ing, Dec. 2. A good attendance is de-
sired as there is business Of some i'm
portance which is the election of a
board of trustees.
! There will be Home Mission ser
vice at East Homer Sunday, Dec. 4,
in connection with the church service.
Nina Rider of Lodi called on her
sister, Mrs. G. w. Sanders, Sunday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24
PERSONALS

DIR. and Mrs. G. j Damon will
entertain Mrs. Lulu Eastwood and
family, S. J. Green and Allen Damon
and family of York, Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Edith Hale will spend Thanks
giving with her daughter, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lickrish, in Cleveland.
Mrs. A. P. Nichols left Sunday to
stay until after Thanksgiving with
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Walters in
Wellington
Gail Abbott and wife will spend
the winter in Dwight Holcomb's s
house on N. Broadway, while Mr..
and Mrs. Holcomb are in Florida.
Mrs. H. H. Brainard will return
from. Baraboo, Wis.,, next Wednesday
where she has been visiting since the
first Of October. -
Y. Mrs. Robert Schemp, of Lakewood
is spending the week with her mother,
Mrs Mary X. Ferrimail. They visit
edsfriends in Wooster Monday and
Tuesday. ~. -
sFFloyd Lentz is home from Oiiio
State University for a few days. "a
Mae Shrine spent Sunday in
Boneta.
Miss Viola Brandt spent last Sun
day in Seville.
Joseph Gage spent Friday and Sat-
urday at the home Of Mrs. j. Theo-
bold, Jr., in. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Case were Sum
day guests Of Mrs. Cases parents
in Wadsworth. @''''
Mrs. John Kenyon of Perdue, ILL.,,
is spending some time with G. c.
Kenyon.
Hobart Edwards and family spent
last Sunday with Cleveland relatives.
John Oviatt and family of Cleve-
land spent Sunday with Medina rela-
tives.
Alfred Burdoin of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Adelia Burdoin, Sunday and
Monday.
Wendell Lerch went to Indiana this
week on a business trip for the A. /.
Root Co.
Geo. Demuth, editor of Gleanings,
has gone to California, where he will
deliver number of lectures on bee
keeping during the next month or six
weeks. y
Mr.. C. w. Collins will leave next
Monday for Tampa, Fla, where he
will spend the winter.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24
Garden Isle

Mr.. Leland Dull, wife and daugh-
ter Evelyn visited his sister, Mrs.
Stella Schaad Of Homerville, Sunday.
Mr.. James Allen, wife and family
were the guests Of his parents, MIR.
E. H. Allen and family.
Mr. Harvey Allen and wife visited
at his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. HI.
Allen Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Homer Howard is spending a
few days with friends at Polk.
Mr.. Peter Howell made business
trim to Wadsworth Monday.
Eddie Ribbeck and three sisters
visited at E. H. Aliens on Sunday.
A sister and niece were the visitors
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Howell a few
days last week. =
Mr.. Earl Baysinger and brother
visited at Mr.. Peter HowelPs last
Sunday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24

Mrs. Mary Beach of Cleveland is a
guest at the home of her brother, Mr..
w. H. Albro.
Ralph Worden is spending some
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Worden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Mcdowell will
have as their Thanksgiving day guests
Mesdames R. M. Mcdowell, c. H.
Hewes. o. H. Mcdowell, Miss Helen
Mcdowell, H. G. Rowe and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Mcdowell.
Ralph Snedden, Wayne Anderson
and Carl Waite attended the foot ball
game at Columbus last Saturday.
E. o. Simmons and wife of Elyria
spent the weekend at the home of
Wayne Anderson.
J. H. Adams and wife will entertain
Chas. Adams and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Adams at picnic dinner
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Addie Burt, Elbridge Burt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner and daughter of
Salem were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Hatch. -
M. F. Bryant left Sunday night for
New York city on business. He will
return Thanksgiving day and leave
that evening on Western business
trip.
Miss Margaret Sullivan will spend
Thanksgiving at her home in Paines-
vile.
Miss Clara Mashater will spena
Thanksgiving at her home in Thurs
ton, o..
Mrs. Eva Warner, Juliet and Rich
ard will be dinner guests Thanksgiving
day of Mrs. Alice 'Oatman.
w. E. Hemmeter is in Chicago this
week on business.
Helen Baldwin, Marjorie Ainsworth
and Florence Mays of Lake Erie COL
lege, Ruth Woods Of Women's college
and Juliet Warner Of Oberlin, will
spend from Wednesday until Sunday
with their parents.
c. w. Ryan and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Helen Pelton in Lake
wood.
H. A. Horn and wife will spend
-u!IO ql!M pueIeAslO u! Su!A!SsHueqL
ton Horn and family.
The first class in fancy dancing
given under Miss Fern Olmstead's di-
rection, was held Tuesday afternoon
at the Winyah club rooms. This
dancing school is given under the aus
pices of the Child's Conservation
League and will be held every Tues
day from 4 to 5 o'clock.
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Those
Clever I
Women

going to further demonstrate their ability
by making their own apparel.
We shall aid and abet them in this enterprise by showing
the attractive fabrics have exhibited
marked at the lowest prices consistent with good merchandise
ing
There really why should not be aractivey
garbed Whether want simple gngham or percae mouse
DRESS smart afternoon rock or more prentous gown 1of
formal occasions supply the material We have hundreds
of beautiful fabrics and could but the possibilities OF
hem and act accordingly you would be so well dressed you
would scarcely know yourself This easily possible You
have your dress form buy material and Butterck
pattern follow the instructions, and tho unsked
needlewoman will appear in garments that will be the
and admiration of every who sees them And all this be-
with each Butteck pattern there chart called the
Deor which shows you exactly how fit and finish any
garment you may choose to make shows how place
the pattern the material possible
required thereby saving considerable for probably you
have often had from few inches to yard material than
you needed ans SAVING is MADE possible oy the char
every suitable width of fabric. ..,.
Come and buy Butterick patter-ask salespeope
show you materials and trimmings for suggestions you
want them-we are at your service madam.
IT'S HIGH to choose warm garments and winter
chandise. Look over this list.
WOMENs FUR TRIMMED COATS Bolivia, Glands, evora
and various soft materials Squirrel Maa and opossm collars
advanced Other coats with cloth collar in great variety
of styles.
Price 1850 to $4,000. =.
WOMENS TAILORED SUTTS-A suit may now be had at
radical prcereducton All good models handaored-
blue, brown, etc.
Price $1,000 to s65.oo
WOOL SWEATERS for every member of the family. Best
line have carreda kinds coors and Sizes Don't fail
to sweaters.
Price $2.S8 to $9.8S
Warm Outing Flannel has many that winter has
Night pajamas bed socks night hoods for
door sleepers, baby slips and pecoas of the
things to be made of it. Plain white and striped
Price 25c
BLANKETS-Wool, part wool and cotton-double bed size
beautiful pads plain colors with hamonzng border Bet
ter buy another pair before the next cold
Price $2.95 to $1,000
BATHROBES-Wam and snug-various coors and designs
Buy one for his Christmas presntyou will make mistake
you do.
Price $2.95 to $1,000
DRESS SHIRTS in fashionable stripes Many good styles
and colorings materials all Of excellent quality.
Price $3.50 to s5.s5
The WARNER. .HEMMETER Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

J. P. Coats Spool Cotton highly mercerzed suit 1Q
 able for machine and hand sewing Spool &c., or for ACC Collar Bands made of good quality cambric, shaped I
 correctly. All sizes each 7c for ......... fO( Good Dress Fasteners all szes,. black white, E. lVc Value. DoZ. .;...-..-. ~ Pearl Buttons, suitable for shirts and shirtwaists, Pearl Buttons assorted sizes, splendid quality 1n Value to 2Oc Card ....................... LUG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

policy of providing good selection for craze announcing the readiness of COMPLETE and fact all other gamen for who larger
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
Toilet Goods Sale

Mennens violet and borated Tacum Powder large 19c Air Float Talcum Powder can8c, for. 15c
 Isis Peroxide Cream, jar .................... 23c 1ngrams Milkweed Cream jar ................. 33c
 Mary Garden Rouge, box 45c Dorlns No. 1249 and 1251 Rouge, box. 45c
 Dorins large size Rouge, box .............. $1.OO Pepsodent Tooth Paste, tube e................ 3Sc Odorono, small size 25c
 Aristo Hair Nets made of real human har six for 39c Carmen Hair Nets-none better for 25c Heavy rubber Dressing Combs, 75c value for. soc
 Prophyactic Hair Brushes. Bristles set in alumi-
 and easily kept clean. Advertised in all leading
 magazines 75c and $1 .00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

Fifty pieces of 4o-in. white voile "a sheer. smooth, crisp number Full pieces, perfect goods, used for waists and dresses. also makes beautiful cool summer cur CC
 tains. 39c value. Yd.. & JC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

i1g after his garden AND nai>inG ar,
i"t the summer monJnS. as he and
Mrs. Wcs;bury generally do.
MRS. Mildred Asher loft Wcdncs-
day moYnin.; FOR NorC"i., To make
hcr home "ith her younger SON.
Spotswocd Asher and his VIE.
Mrs. Il. {. Garden. Who has been
spending ten days or moro II! Chase
city. nor Old home. returned here on
" Wednesday
Richard S.mih. an OLD West .ro!nt
boy. who. after he came back from
guarding German prisoners. found
employment in Baltimore as an cioc-
trician. lost his job in Baltimore
when many OF his COY workers Were
pat OF. came right down To West
Point and got "a job in tn" Union
bon Factory. look the nest boat for
Baltimore. got married. {" Mrs. ilinG
Carlton. who was formerly II W,sJ
Point Eiri, came ON back and is
doubtless settled.
w G Collins. who. 10. several
y"HrS had Work IN TIA" Newport News
shipyard, feeling the need Of :, varm":
climate. went to Tampa. liza. and is
wor"inr II. the 'hiprard ;h"re.
- spent Tuesday in town.
County. who Is te.chIIfg AT Shanghai.
IN King aud Queen, visited Miss Mo-
seize Turner recently
MIR. ana Mrs. w < DldS wtr, called
:" Norfolk on account Of Ihc Illness
Of their daughter. Mrs airmahaw,
several weeks ago, Their daughter
cont !uu,S i'll
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fhe DUTY Of "a Woman as "A Citizen
us Wei as II Home Maker"
Mrs. laws was introduced by Mrs.
:" r.. wallace. home demonstration
Hetht Tor Amherst County There
WIS very large attendance of mem
ncrs ana all present pronounced the
iEcetng most enjoyable and In
StfuctN" one. At the close refresh
n"n,s OF hot tea and WATERS were
served. While in Amherst Mrs Davis
WAS the Hucst OF Mrs. j. T. Wallace.
~ I. Scny has agaim assumed tho
'.schcE for the Western Union Tcic-
Efaph Company at this place MIR
S.aE WIS agent for this company at
amherst Tor many years. but several
months ago the agency was trans
erred To V. NJ. isugE
Ihc Office which. since last fan, has
ho"n located on Main street. has been
moved to the st"rehouso Of MIR. S,ay
at Amherst depot.
TIC Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
GictN al the Baptist Church is this
week observing TIA" week Of PRAYER
~" FIRST meeting was held yesterday
afternoon and meetings will be held
rrrularly each afternoon this week
NJ the HON" OF Mrs. ~ L. Watts
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Of The formers sister Mrs a. w.
Phillips.
Miss Carrie Mcrrick. of Washington.
Is nov the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
son Throckmorton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Shryock en-
trr'ained at cards or Saturday even
Airs. Il. NJ. Baker ana Miss Eliza
bcth Kemp are now visiting friends
IN Washington.
Mrs. u. Z. Sands is now yisltiur
friends in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock and MIR. and
Mrs, t!othicr. OF Philadelphia. spent
The week end at the residence OF Mrs,
:. j. Luck.
W. t. Scipp. OF Chicago. is spcnd
!nE few days a. his home here.
j. u. Tabh. of Baltimore. spent the
w.ck-cnd with Mrs. j. NJ Tahb
Miss Mary Katherine keclcr is Wis
iimS friends in Richmond.
Nj. aud Mrs. {. .. lSclin. OF phila-
New York. ar" visiting -. g Sands
Miss Ruth I<.clcr. of washington.
IS VISITING her mother. Mrs Laura
k"clcr.
j. y. Maulsby. Wh.t"villc. y. e.. is
Mrs. CUrt!S Arundel. OF WashluE-
TON. = now the guest OF her sisters
here.
Miss Hr..n Jones has returned from.
Il visit 30 friends IN Baltimore. Nil
AIRS. Clifton Warner entertained tho
lurCcltNill" WOmIn'S club "a; her
hom" on Wednesday, last. The sub
i"ct for roll cal! was what can We
TO individually or rs a club to i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
WEST POINT

TX MEsT POINT, vA. Marcel The
Nis, church are observing. this week.
he week OF prayer. under the aus
- JiccS of the Home Mission Board
of The Southern Iaptist Convention,
and every day during the week sp"-
- Cial tNanEc.l"tIC services will begin
t!,in the church and continue AZ the
S.ttfSuiar services during TIA" month
a.fof March which has been st apart
as month OF gathering. Thc pas
,s..ior, Rev. l.. w Billings, Will linn
f--scit conduc, the preaching services
i ana the cntirc church is expected to
y eo-opcrate With him in thr other
y services
I Tn, members Of The Methodist
4 church are busy setting ready to
i. build an annex 10 their church. which
= is badly needed. some OF III" classes
y certainly one large CLASS, have 10 be
n day morning
= The Bantis, church has hcen seri.
y "HS'N c"ns!dtrinE the building of u
n ncN church for several years and
~ had y not been for the war, In all
~ probability tn" church would have
Nm n+,. Pun, mn,,r i9hG ago Tine question
Win r rrfSr5nee u bui iM '!ys on aso
g This question was brought up by
~ tho women al the church Tn.
~ brethren thought that the builCinl:
a should b. deferred unjH {" f"w NOR.
y thousand dollars came in sight. so
- Inc sisters have gone 10 wO~E with
= renewed enthusiasm TO raise the
r. money They have quite uost-"rr
y already in Tho form OF Liberty
X bond, hrst mortgage notes and hard
~ cash The church al present viii
"a MOI seat the SUNDAY scGooi
z fhc Community League Mrs VI.
x J.. Chandler IN She chair, held ia.
x tlhrUary meeting this Week in tho
" slhool building The League Was en-
rs teriai!f"h Tor a while hy tho pupils
- from severn! rrnaes ia the form al
~ An evening with l.ouEfcilow." y
- good crowd was present Tho school
- building committee reported tat the
II conmittce heartily indofsed The plans
- tiled BY the local Schoo! board with
y La Mayo and Council wlth refer
u enoc 10 the contemplated ur,v school
II Ltf ding Before Acknowledgement thu
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PURCELLVILLE

ftECELLNlLLE. VA. March 81.
Clarke Hogc has returned from I,oa-
nokc, Va. where he attended the Mir
Siuia state Dairymcu'S Association
and virginia State Guernsey Associ-
alton.
Harry Common. Of Philadelphia. Pa.
IS now The guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs Henry Fairfax and Mrs. Will
liam e. t:uStis are spending some
time ia Atlantic city.
Mrs. David u Tenant. who has
hccn visiting relatives in Washing
ton. has G"n" 10 Lexington Ky. Tor
an extended vi.Si; to her sister
MIR. Inh Mrs. Edwin V. popkinS
are guests this week. end .: the lat
;er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. :. w.
brooks.
Alre. J. /: McCahc is visiting rcla-
tiN"s in Washington aud Maryland
Tn" piano pupils of Mrs. Clarence
K"phart gave recital on Saturday
afternoon ut the home OF Mrs Roger
ShrUy.
J. - lambert. Jr.. has returned
from u SiN-wccks "Trip to Detroit.
Mich. and Akron. ohio
Miss Whitehead. Of Chatham Va.
is visiting Mrs -. l.. Williams.
Mrs. Il; IT. Wilson spent tn" week
end IN WachiuGton.
MIR and Mrs. Wil.iarn Goss'in. OF
Portland. or"".. are nov the guests
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AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. March 5.-Fridny
niEi:i AZ ,hclt home. Mr. aud Mrs
!; larr entertained a number %
th'ir N"un. friends In honor OF
Misses Lillian l'arr and Beverly Al
cock. The entire lower floor Of tn,
nom" w"s iaStsfully decorated in
p"ttcd plants amt hcarts rnui
tRpIcS were engaged ia pla yinw pro
EFtSSiNc roofs. NJ II. close oc tho
Gan"s rcrrcS hucntS were served by
airs farr. assisted by Mrs Robert
Nn intcr"si!uE meeting of the NO
hdn : 'IGp ana other uris;, niH.tinrS
Was held at ;l0n Tuesday aCt"ronon
Mrs. NJ NJ. Davis. Stale director ,f
home demonstration work. gave an
interesting and helpful address ON
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prove conditions in our schooiY' MANI
rNc'il'hl SUGGESTIONS w"r" ,nad" \
unique ISdtur" ot the program WAS
An address, by the Row II q E,rr.
t"iS bong the first time I'm the h!s-
tory OF I'll" club that.;l man has given
Am address - "
Mr. and Mas. j. French C.ordor az
Washington. are spending several
Gays at the home of the formers,
mother. Mrs. A.icc Cordcr.
Mrs. H. T. Rouskirk is Visiting rel
Mrs. Kingsley is the rmnst nf hr,
sister. Mrs. j. Il. Chamb,in
Mrs. :. Carroll BROOKS, OF Wash
ihEt"h iS visiting her mother Mrs
Madison van Ecvantcr
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IERM examinations OF
q V.P. |. BEGIN MARCH IS
College Will Give No Spring lioli-
day or Easter Vacation, Is
- AnnOunCcmcnt.

VA. March The
stcond term examination n the VT
81 Ginia Polytechuic Institute will be-
"a sin March II. ana continue for one
week. Immediately after TN" exam
srspations end III" third and last term
sat the session lg2o-2i Viii start ana
a last until June - The college slN's
no spring holiday ~ Easter Naca-
{. b Ross has been appointed in
INSTRUCTOR in poultry husnandry AT \.
j. L. and WIN begin his iyarhl"s
lsSWork with the third term He Ia 5
gsaarrtved at the college ana is u"w busy
y witn Preparations Tor this coruSe
and for inc establishments OF the D"u'-
TRY plant MI Ross was iustrU.t":
z in the North Carolina \. y NJ. ca!
sEiege. and took special work In p"u 70
& try husbandry ~ Cornell and IN"
Suniversi;y OF Michigan he has had
s and was at one time in the work ;oH
Z The West Virginia extension division.
The New EnslAmd Tobacco Grow :
Z 5ers Association has just issued IS a
( special bulletin The pamphlet which
Z DIR. +. ID. Frommc plant rathoio-isi
of the Nireinia experiment. station,
8 Tobacco" This circular has been
much in demand ny Nirs!nia farmers
i aud has been r"publishod IN a mum
4 Der oil asr!cultural Journals of all
sections ot the country.
At n recent meeting Of III" Y r. /.
Chemieal club; ~, f93iloWins "iiicers
idcnt. William l. Williams. vice
president. t. Il Lusk treasurer. ~
y. iiccht. secretary.
Sherwood EDDY. known throughout
the world as "a speaker to young mon
and for his acquaintance VITA the
problems of students. has hccii Sc
cured 70" visit 10 Y. l. He Will
II be at the college for three days
March Is. - and 20
Rev. J.. L Lane. formerly with the
y. T. r !n France, spent tho Week
cud al V. l.. L.. and spoke To the stu
dents in assembly han just after
supper. sunday evening. IL ais" held
number OF conferences with tur
men at tho ~" building Mir Lam,
lis visiting the colleges OF lnc c"uus
'N'trN iu the interest OF the Life Work
Sltcr Men movement.
y Virginia Tech man. l.. : Coitrcll
.&>presiGyd at the recent student VOlun-
NJ, tcGr meeting in salem. ana thcr, were
y nbout twenty men from the college
al THIS meeting.
j. y lIardwiuk". Jr.. of Vanderbilt
University. and W : Euch-...u o,
. Petersburg. Were among tn alumni!
\ NiSitin. college this week
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ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells IInw 4" Dnrkcn Gray Hair With
IL II"mc-Mndc Mi,mrr.

Joiccy Williams. the wcliknown
American actress. recently made the
following statement about gray hair
and how To darilou i. with ii home
made mixture:
Any one can prepare a simple
mixture at aonIc that Will gradually
dark"n gray. strcaNcd or faded hair.
and MAX" II soft and glossy. To u
half-piut OF water add ouncc OF
bay rum. "a small box OF Earbo Com
pound. and l. ounce OF glyccrino,
These Ingredients can be bouGh; AT
amy drug store N very litil" cost
Apply 10 tho HAIR twice u week until
III" desired SHADE Is obtained. This
VIII make gray-hnircd person look
twenty years younger. II does not
color the SCALP is not sticky or
,:r'HSy AMI docs not rub oT."-Nlv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

VA. March The
Ftcond term examination N the Wiz
f6 Ginia Polytechuic Institute will be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Mrs. $. c. Payne. OF Grccnway. Va.
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Quinn and Mrs
Carrie IIunkerpillar motored to
LynchhurG today for II visit.
Il. Martin. who has been quite
ILL., is couvnicsccnt
Miss Emily Outtycomhc graduate