Evening star., 1921-07-10
CUlPEPER.

MCNLPEPER. Va. July 9 (SpeciaD.-
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Emily
Earnett, widow of Jerry Garnett.
were held at her home near Crooked
Een Sunday. Mrs. Garnett before her
msrriage was Miss Fry OF Madison
knd was widely connected throughout
this section. She was in her eighty
ninth year. Her daughter. Mrs. John
Lightfoot, was long the owner of the
beautiful Elm estate, on the Rob-
E>R. F. Booton. superintendent Of the
Baptist Sunday school; Marion JEFF
fries, delegate from the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, and Miss Susie
Strirgfellow. delegate from the Sun
day school. are attending the annual
encampmcnt Of the Virginia Baptists
81 Virginia Beach.
t2The Sisson lot. next to the court
house, in Orange. has recently been
purchased by the Citizens National
Bank of that place for $4,000. 1t is
tsported that the bank will shortly
srect large ard handsome building
on this property.
Ncharles Champe Ta!iaferro has made
Replication to United States Senator
Eack bass to be placed in the Rapi-
dan river.
SsMr. and Mrs. James A. Hughes cele-
Hrated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
R8fQ WIN q reCeptlOH 10 family
ind intimate friends. There were
Hresent six children of the couple,
Twelve grandchildren and one great
krandchild. The wedding cake was
blaced on table on the lawn and
Nas cut by. their granddaughter. Miss
q Funeral services for Mrs. Robert
8utler were held Monday at Watt,
this county, with interment in the
Family burying ground.
went last fall to Woodrow, Fla. to
mako their home. returned to Gull
pepper this week and have leased the
cottage on Jamesons hill formerly
pccupied by Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wa
SThe marriage of Miss Lille Dolan.
haughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dolan
Sf Brightwood, and Wilmer kosser
bf Criglersville, took place Wednes-
Gay morning at the home of the bride.
Rev. E. W. Robertson officiated. The
bride was escorted and given in mar
Hage by her twin sister, Mrs. L. L.
Broyles. Her brother, James T. .-Dolan,
was best man.
Miss Pearl Fincham and Solomon
Osborn were married Tuesday. Rev.
3. w. Robertson performing the cere-
Snony at the Baptist parsonage.
"a large crowd attended the auction
81 the personal property of the late
6ohn NJ. Aylor of Haywood. and all
.krticles OF furniture and farm stock
Brought good prices.
NRev. o. L. Hoge of Cumberland Is
Msisting Rev. c. L. Salmon In a series
e revival services at Mount Olivet
Enurch, this county, which began
kunday morning. Rev. c. L. Salmon
~ Just returned from the summer
Eehool for rural pastors held at Lake
Mnaluska, in North Carolina
"a family reunion was held at the
kome of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Lillard of
Graves Mill, Sunday. all seven of their
Ehildren being at home for the hrst
kfme in many years.
VA message was received TUESDAY
From wytheville by Attorney VIII A.
Eook announcing the death Of his
EAher, ]. c. Cook. who was eighty
Edur years old and a veteran of the
Myil war. He was with the Virginia
HOOPS at Harpers Ferry at the time
M John Browns raid. and was one
Ef the guards at his hanging In
Eharles Town.
EThe republicans Of Culpeper county
&Ald a mass meeting here Thursday
xhd elected delegates to the state
Convention to be held in Norfolk on
Huly II, and also adopted several
RESOLUTIONS. The delegates are Frank
B$uith, Sam Hudson and Simeon Ay!or.
khe meeting was called to order and
Sresided over by County Chairman
HAmes A. Quaintance.