Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
WEST POINT EN7ERTA!Ns
MANY OLD FRIENDS
While Others, Long Absent.
Return to Make Town
Home Again.
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WEST POINT, VA. Nov. Eth,
last meeting Of the, Woman's Clut
met with Mrs. Scott Broaddus. IL.
hostess. on the afternoon OF Novcm.
Der {. Mrs. II. Lane Cooke gave an
interesting sketch OF Ancient Amer
leans" Mrs. :. T. Bland showed the
progress OF these wonderful people
in civilization. Mrs. Garden very
much delighted her hearers with
local sketches. for the Indians living
on the pamunkey reservation, about
eighteen miles from West Point. are
ne!ghbors" in whom there Is much
interest taken In answer to the
roll call much was told OF Indians
who arc making good" Especial
mention vas made Of Joseph Miles.
the young Indian who Went overseas
voluntarily Tor his country and died
in tile early stages OF the war on
the field of battle, and whose body
was buried on the reservation few
weeks ago.
The Methodist WORKERS Council
was entertained on Monday evcnins
by Mrs. W. X Dunn.
Mrs Thomas +. Bagby aud Mrs.
NJ l.. Chandler. who attended the
session OF the woman's Missionary
Union Auxiliary TO the Bapiis, Cen
cTal Association OF Virginia. which
met in Petersburg last week. have
returned to their homo here. They
spent night in the home of Rev
r. w Billings. en- route from Pc
tersburg.
Richmond Bland and sir. and Mrs,
VI. p. Chandler spent Thursday in
trbanna. where they attended the
Rappahannock District Stewards
meeting Of the Methodist Church
meeting for the first time with their
new presiding elder. Rev Boyd T.
Hudson, who nj one time had charge
of the West Point Methodist Church
Mrs. Marrare; Hood. of Norfolk,
and Mrs. Williams, OF Chase City.
were visitors in the homo of Mrs
j. $. Morris this week. Mrs Hood
will he better remembered as Miss
Margaret Twccdy, who had charge Of
the Baptist settlement in Norfolk
Mrs. j. W. Marshall entertained
the Social Clut on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Van Wagner were
recent guests OF Mrs. Ned Bland
larry Bolton. of Norristown. Pa, was
also a guest in the Bland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brucc Ware. who
have lived several years near BOSTON.
Mass, have returned to the old home
here.
Robert Crump, of Newport News.
iS the guest of his uncle. g. NJ.
Chandler. at Chestnut Grove New
Kent County. He is greatly enjoying
the hunting season. ON last Friday
he killed five wild turkeys. one Of
which weighing nineteen pounds. he
sent To his cousin. NJ. T.. Chandler.
Of West Point
Dozens OF hunters from baltimore.
New York and other places. have
arrived IN tins section with guns and
dogs for the hunting season.
w. 6. Collins, who expected ia
spend the winter in Florida. has
come back 10 West Point. which lac
thinks will do just as well"
George L. 'rricc, Mrs. Trioc ana son
Earl, of Hampton. who have many
relatives here and vino spend much
Of their time here. hive gone for the
winter 10 Miami. Fla.
kev. w. j.. Jones. wife and child,
have been recent visitors here among
their old friends. Mr. Jones was once
pastor of the local Methodist Church.
and his wife was Miss Mary Normcnt.
OF West Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tabb. of
Somcrvillc, Gloucester County. were
guests in the Garden home Thursday
Mrs. W. \. rrieg and little grand
daughter, Of Washington. are sncnd-
Ing the winter with Mrs. TrigE's
brother Charles II. Stark. while Mr.
TrISg. who was transferred with the