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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-02
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Small Payments and Easy
Tnrooc

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INTERNATIONAL Model 81, 1 VI ton.
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INTERNATIONAL Model 81, s-ton.
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INTERNATIONAL Model Fl, 1-ten,
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express body, cab top, solid tires.
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NASH 1-ton, open cab top, electric
lights and starter, combination
body, pneumatic tires.
MAXWELL 1-ton, open cab top. ex-
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MAXWELL 1-ton, cab top, front sec
ton, pneumatic tires.
VIM 4 ton, full length top, express
body, pneumatic tires.
FORD, folding top. stock rack,~solid
rear tires.
PATTERSON, 7-passenger touring
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Open all week and on Sundays from
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INTERNATIONAL SALES
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The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07
REESE IS PYTHIAN HEAD
We'll known Attorney Chosen TO the
Highest Office by the Grand
Lodge.

The Grand Lodge of knights OF
Pythias which held it's annual session
here Monday. Tuesday and Wednos-
day. concluded its labors Wednesday
with the election of grand officers
w. +. Reese. the well known attorney
Of this city, being elected grand chan
cellor; w. b. Lnney. Springfield.
grand vice chancellor; Rev. A. b.
Jackson. Higginsville. grand prelate;
Edwin Ettinger st. Louis. grand
keeper of the records and seals; Her
man Roleke. Bethany. grand master
Of exchequer; and Judge Frank Kelly.
Cape Girardeau, grand master-at-
arms.
At the afternoon session OF the
grand temple of Pythian Sisters. who
at the same time held their grand
gathering here. the following officers
for the year were elected:
Mrs. Mary A. Norton, Kansas City,
grand chief; Mrs. Clara Mozart. Kan
sas City. grand senior; Mrs Nell Mich
acls, MarCel!ne, grand junior; Mrs.
Elizabeth Gee. Springfield. grand
manager; Mrs. Florence NJ. Ohm
stead, Kansas City. grand mistress OF
records and correspondence; Mrs.
Kathryn Wood. St. Louis. grand mis-
tress of finance; Mrs. Margaret Wood
son Iatimer IndeDen1once grand
protector; Mrs. Grace Guy. st. Louis
grand guard; Mrs. l.. A. Farley, Kan
sas city, chairman Pythian Home
board; Mrs. Gertrude A. Baker St
Joseph, press correspondent.
The grandest time OF the session OF
the lodges here was on Monday night
when the Dokeys had a mammoth
ceremonial exposition,
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07
JOHN woGAN is RETIRED

On Monday last John wogan, who
for forty-two continuous years has
successfully filled the office OF sta
ton agent for the Burlington at Eas-
ton, reached his SEVENTEEN birthday
which was properly observed, a part OF
1t being the retirement OF Mr. wogan
on a pension for tho balance OF his
life. When a small boy Mr. wogan
came with his parents to Easton-
where he has remained ever since
one Of the most trusted and honored
citizens OF that place.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07
LETTING TIE CONTRACTS
road work VIII BD.in Ariy,ly
in ECw
Weeks

TIE letting OF the contracts for 10
miles Of state roads this week means
the starting of the states S6O.0O0,oOO
road program Immediately.
The state Highway Comm ission has
three parties OF surveyors out AZ the
present time completing surveys on
roads that are TO be taken UP this
fall. The contracts let the other day
were included in 2l counties and it
is expected that additional contracts
will be let in as many more counties
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

delegates to the knights of Pythias
convention. despite his sixty-eight
years. lie is a native OF this city,
leaving here in 1888 for st. Louis,
where he made good. lie was ac-
quainted with all OF the "old timers"
and could sit and spin yarns Of
carly times galore. Beers has a great
memory and recalls numerous excit-
ing events with great ease.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Eugene Soper, who was dangerous
ly hurt by being run over by car
driven By Lon fIeflin some weeks ago,
was not able to appear in court Thurs
day, and the case against Heflln went
over two weeks
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Frank Pettigrew, gop nominee for
representative from the First district.
has resigned, and Harry Neidorp
takes his place. c. H. Manville, a
farmer. has been named for the Third
district.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

From 800 to 400 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the International
United Garment Workers of North
Americas convention here next week.
B. A. Larger. secretary OF the organi-
zation, arrived Tuesday and opened
headquarters at the Robidoux.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Deputies Kimmel and Sherman on
Thursday made tho first arrest Of a
Victory Highway spccGcr. in tho per-
son of Harvey Rcems who was bound
over in the sum Of $500 for scorchlng.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

John Manville, the proprietor OF a
filling station at Dearborn. was
slugged and robbed by three men at
$40 Monday afternoon. They drove
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

John stumpf Of 1924 Messanie
street died at noon Thursday at his
home, after long illness. He was
one of the we'll known citizens and
former business men OF st. Joseph.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

In digging n ditch on Sixth from
Harmon to Garden streets. South st.
Joseph ditch men for the water COM
pany dug up. the skeletons OF a man
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

WAS filling the tank in their car one
OF them shigged him while the others
made off with the cash box.
Rock Undertaking Co. lady at
tendant. 9l6 frederick aver ne. - Ad-
vertisement.
Tom Kcgan sustained a badly bruis-
cd shoulder when he drove his car
against Eddie Stevers al Twenty
fourth and Mitchell Avenue. Sunday.
Augusta Shoup filed suit Monday
against +. Shoup for divorce, and
separate maintenance.
Frank Vandeweu has installed pro-
coedings TO force the county court to
build a road to connect his farm with
the Platte Valley road.
Frank II. Allen assumed the duties
Va wy treasurer ANlbl4utN
Thomas Hoey. ~ years Of age. died
at a local hospital Monday.
The Sheltering Arms received a
check Monday for s126.s5 from the
auxiliary to the St. Joseph CONNER
cial Travellers as the proceeds from a
card party given at the St. Charles
last week.
AZ. J. Dowpey for best Fmn>Slns
ana Cas- E,tting. sn9 Mcssanie
Phone 6-oI16.-Advertisem
Miss ANA Beaumont, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taney J. Beaumont
Twelfth and Edmond, is now a mem
hor Of the faculty Of the teachers
college. Columbia University, New
York. as assistant to Miss Barnard.
Mrs. John T. Dolman won half a
dozen prizes on her dah'ias at the
Kansas City Garden Club flower show
Saturday.
Walter T. Badger, Jr.. 30. son OF
the lat'' Walter s. Badger. former
circulation manager Of the News
Press. and a nephew of William NJ.
Radger present circulation manager
Of the paper, died at Dallas. Oregon,
of heart failure on Sept %.
william Simpson, wro passed a
bogus check. J. II. johnson. who
stole a grip. and James Brown. who
robbed a store, plead guilty when
criminal court convened Monday, and
were given two years zach in the pen.
E~erything you reed rcr any kind
CT Painting, Wall parsr. Char dIee's
Paint & Glasa Co.. AT Edmond street.
a
Judge Robt. +. Walker, democratic
candidate for the supreme court. was
a Monday visitor.
Dr. A. r., T!ncrman, county cor
oner and Forrest Reynolds, drove
their cars against each other at Sew
enth and Edmond. Sunday.
w J. Atkins, farmer living on the
watcrworiis road winged a chicken
thief Sunday night. He dropped the
stolen chickens and managed to get
away.
Leslie Sharp's auto knocked down
and severely bruisedsTessie Bell Hawk
near Sixth and Messanie, Sunday.
William A. +. Beers OF st. Louis
was one of the most active of the
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

leslie Sharp's auto knocked down
near Sixth and Messanie, Sunday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

and woman Thursday The two were
believed to have been buried forty
years ago.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Mrs. Frank Stuppy Is sole benefic-
iary OF the estate OF the late Frank
stuppy. according TO his viii filed
Thursday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Leonard Maodcr, 1l22 North 18Th
street a wcll known butcher died
Thursday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Sheriff KueNer on wednesday at
tachcd an airplane, the property OF
Joseph Lawrence and Frank wells
which was IN tho field a French Bot.
toms. 1t was attached at the instance
Of Frank Gorton of Maryville.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07


headquarters at the Robidoux.
-
tachcd an airplane, the property Of
Joseph Lawrence and Frank Wells,
which was In tho field at French Bot
toms. II was attached at the instance
of Frank Gorton of Maryville.
A large number Of st. Joseph peo-
pie attended the Troy, Kansas, fair
this week. Il was success.
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were received by the board Of public
works Thursday and opened. An
noGncemcnt Of awards VIII be made
later.
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OF age.' died az hcr home, Sl0l Red
ding Avenue, Wednesday.
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:. i. Berg of Ravenwood was
robbed OF $l5 IN a ten cent store
iueSuay'
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Albert futman OF 22oi Sou'a Ieh'n
street, an "mP'o"e Of the st. Joseph
Structura' steel Co. was strucN d!
steel b'am Ihursoa'' anu SulIere"
fv1HftF-R 4f Is g'.1rll
felcr motifs 'Vo Io"'i' s're'''
was caught between two au'omool'eS
at Fitth an" Jule streets thursday
ana bauly hurt'
waiter W. heIu OF the ArlerIc'"
Natohal bahH OF thlS city ana "lSo o'
ohlahd' was e'e''eu N''e pre7''e"' vi
the american lahEerS ASSOCIATION at
ilS NC" i''" i"'''i'S INNS "'oN'
l"e PARK o'''" We" s'''" P'' NM
sion py inc '"uh''l AZ us '"'e''''E
Wednesday To 'e'Se II 2 acres 'u'''
oi RACINE S''''' 'o' use do d i'''''''-'
"rS' "''''e I''s'u' 80 '''U Al ''''
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lHurSiay'
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

William A. +. Beers OF st. Louis
was one of the most active of the
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

f. T. Wright of Kansas City was
robbed of $3.50 he says-in the vi
cinity of the Union station wednesday
night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and
best repair department in city. La
dies rest room and free check room
in connection. Seventh and Ju!e.--
Adver: lsen1en
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07
LOCAL MATTERS or
GENERAL INTEREST
Paragraphs Which Tell of the Happenings of
Local Moment in Greater ST. Joseph
Anything Which Has Occurred Deserving of Local
Notico Can be Found in These c 'lumns


nue. had MS POCKET p4cKed OF $o whhe
"a'c"lns inc iloraI Paraoe Iuesuay'
hoooers Threw OH a cohsideraDl9
Orahch irolsht car at Ihlrty-thiru
ana MeSsaile ear? IueSday morning.
PRESS oil IuesuaV was Labelled 'flne
new England colonial dweiiing' as
'hat Is the only way II could be as
iahsle Hch-houses'
d. H. 'aOo'r'' oi. 4S-I hlhs I'M
avenue i'reo 'hr'' sho'S al a burglar
mohoay h'sh'' pu' ufior'uha'e'S
Me'erh"'eT Dnuer'aHinB 20 pre-
sents chsracter' service ana cons'd'r-
atlo1' Hinth aLu fehN' fHo - NJ
n motor car orlVeh ny a. "lhiher-
man 1904 Lafayette struck octa DE
9loh u' -'i9 fdtee' AlohuaS' anu
inc forgery case against btheI Au-
IN an insane asylum
D. r. Brett OF savannah paia 80
IN ponce court mere tuesday LOT
speeding
Myttoa & Parkinson ilied SUIT
against the Santa Fe tuesday Tor
sr" OF f'ut'e' coIo'' VINO sues LOT 'he
death OF ms SON.
Ihe ''rahd lSiah" th's week eS'ao-
Wv" Wv " cav " '''''' i a. wv "'
'''
s,d ,hirts,s, s,,nn,iss cba,,tn,<
,,,r. n,,i,o,,s orr No o., "A
v,r,t.or,or.
Thomas w Kirllpatrick. as. gar
ment cutter, died Monday.
unveiled in Lincoln Park. Chicago.
next Monday The poet did his best
work in st, Joseph when he was local
on the st. 10 Gazette"
reiatNes /" Nl''!Ni''e ''ii9 "ceN'
d. u Oihes' 'r" "'i'o" wall d. Ia
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Price e. Simmons OF Carterville
was fined $40 in police court Thurs
day for passing a street car with his
motor car. while 1t was discharging
passengers.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

w. ]. Bollman, a dairyman. was
fined $25 in police court Thursday.
when he plead guilty to selling dirty
milk.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Tho local LcGioS posts hold rooJ-
in; Thur35av night 20 take p"elim-
mary steps to make the celebration
Of hrmlstirc De-. Nov. II. the great
est held here since the initial day.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

w. J. Atkins, a farmer living on the
watcrworiis road, winged a chicken
thief Sunday night. He dropped the
stolen chickens and managed to get
away.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

William Patton. n we'll known farm
er, died at his home near WoodbinC
Saturday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Jameson Machine Co. engineers
and machinists' supplies. Thaf.ing,
hangers. pulleys. 2tE No, 2nd. IA D.
vcrtlsemen..
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Some skunk stole f. S. Simerly's :
flivver from his garage on the Bell
road, Sunday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

The Eugene Field memorial will be
unveiled in Lincoln Park. Chicago,
next Monday. The poet did his best
work in st. Joseph when he was local
on the st. 10 Gazette"
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

c. II. Wolfley of the Wolfley Auto
Co. has been named on the credentials
committee of the National Air Con-
eress to be held in Detroit Oct. 1918
II.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

A large number of st. Joseph peo-
pie attended the Troy, Kansas. fair
this week. Il was a success.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Thomas W. Kirkpatrick. As. a gar
ment cutter. died Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

]. G.. Olney, Jr., Milton Wall. J. r.
Mitchell and Sam Boatrisht were each
fined SIS in police court Monday for
speeding.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

The Grand Island this week estab-
lished an uptown city ticket office
with the Great Western at sos Fran
els street.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. SDencer visited
relatives in Maryville this week.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Oscar Moore. Zen Sommorhouse
and George Anderson have confessed
that they robbed a BurlinCton freight
car near Thirty-third street Monday
night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

George w, Halstead, 61. of 6305
Carnegie, died Sunday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

George I.awhon Of Industrial CITY
a car driven ~ c. W. Sorzln., at St.
Joseph Avenue Thursday and badly
hurt
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

DR. A. Rl T!nnorman, county cor
oner and Forrest Reynolds, drove
their cars against each other at Sew
enth and Edmond. Sunday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

A big Democratic rally will be held
at DeKalb tonight at which Judge
Charles II. Mayer will be the princt-
pal speaker. All of the candidates
will be present. and speak.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

believed to have been buried forty
years ago.
Eugene Soper, who was dangerous
ly hurt by being run over by car
driven By Lon TIeflin some weeks ago,
was not able to appear in court Thurs
day, and the case against Heflln went
over two weeks.
Frank Pettigrew, gop nominee for
representative from the First district,
has resigned, and Harry Neidorp
takes his place. c. il. Manville,
farmer. has been named for the Third
district.
Deputies Kimmel and sherman on
Thursday made tho first arrest Of a
Victory Highway spccGcr in tho per-
son of Harvey Rcems who was bound
over in the sum Of $500 for scorchlng.
J"mcs Shancssy. general president
OF the Journo"mon Barbors Intcrna-
tional Union OF Americ1, viii address
an open meeting at Labor Temple
Monday night.
Leonard Maodcr. 1i2e North 18Th
street wc}l known butcher, Gicd
Thursday.
Charles S. rarmentr~. vico uros,-
dent Of Baker Uniyerelty, tho Nctho.
G,st school at Baldwi1. Kos. and
aon-in-law Of bishop ouavIo Of tho
Methodist church. dina q. Ellsworth
Hospital hero, Wcdno=1ay, after
short Illness.
\. s. Al'cnGorph Of Alma. Tos.,
took the highest honora IN the big
storl,cr and feeder show thi" week.
with a load oc two-y01r-oI Hereford
steers. G4is prizes AGGREGATED $500.
Mayor Mcfninrh ha= des.onatod to-
day ns Cld Fellows day and invited
al LODGES 70 help celebrate Il.
Tho local LcgioS posts held a moot
in; Thur33ay night 20 take preIim-
mary steps to make the celebration
Of Armisticc De-, Nov II, the great
est held here since the initial day.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Mrs. John +. Dolman won half a
dozen prizes on her dah'ias at the
Kansas City Garden Club flower show
Saturday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Judge Robt. +. Walker, democratic
candidate for the supreme court, was
a Monday visitor.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Bids for 100000 Of fire apparatus
were received by the board of publ,
works Thursday and opened. An
noUnccmcnt Of awards VIII be made
later.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Walter T. Badger, Jr.. %. a son OF
the lat" Walter S. Badger. former
circulation manager Of the News
Press. and a nephew of William NJ.
Badger, present circulation manager
OF the paper. died at Dallas. Oregon,
of heart failure on Sept. %.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Everything you reed ,cI any kind
CT Painting, Wan pal-sr. Char diee's
Paint & Glass Co.. AT Edmond street.
a
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Myttol & Parkinson filed suit
against the santa Fe Tuesday for
$4O,O for their client. ]. r. Gaffney.
Sr., of Butte, Colo, who sues for the
death OF his son.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Brother Patrick. "a years of age. {
teacher at the Christian Brothers
College, died at local hOsplta
Thursday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

up to thc garage and while Manville
WAS filling the tank in their car one
Of them shigged him while the others
made off with the cash box.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

j. d. Gabbcrt, of 1921 King Hin
Avenue. fired three shots at a burglar
Monday night, but unfortunately
missed.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Thomas Garland, 5115 Lake ave
nuc, had his pocket picked of SO Will
watching the floral parade Tuesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

AZ. J. Dowpey for best Fmn>Sns
ana Cas- Eitting. sn9 Mcssanie
Phone 6-nI1e.-Adve-tisema
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

william Simpson. wlro passed a
stole a grip. and James Brown. who
robbed a store, plead guilty when
criminal court convened Monday, and
wore given two years zach in the pen.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

J. r. Brett of Savannah paid SIS
in police court here Tuesday for
speeding.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Mrs. Lorl Maude Miller. so years
Of age.' died az hcr home. 3I01 Eed-
ding Avenue, Wednesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Miss ANA Beaumont. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taney J. Beaumont,
Twelfth and Edmond, is now a mem
hor Of the faculty Of the teachers
college. Columbia University, New
York. as assistant to Miss Barnard.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

Mcierhotfer Undertaking co pre-
sents character, service and consider
atior. Ninth ard Felix. Phols NJ
SG6.-( (Advertl- ,ment.)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07
KiJdie-Kars
Aluminium Ware
Wear-Evcr Roaster3

Regularly ..s5.55 $7.a5 EH."5
sale price 1885 eI.GJ a1H5
Regular 35r Pure Aluminium PIE
Plates. each .............ti.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07

=. T.. Berg of Rlvenwood was
robbed of SIS in ten cent store
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
BLACkSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
BLACkSBURG. VA. May 2i.--Miss
Hattie Mays. bride or the week
was the honorce at linen Shower
given by Mrs. John j. Owens am
Miss ELLA Russell Monday afternoon
from To t. Miss Mays. who has
been secretary to the dean OF the en-
Elnccring department OF tho college
for the past year. was married this
evening at her home In Lynchburg
To c. X. Willy. OF Woodstock, assist
ant plant patholoSist Mt v. l.. l. Mr.
and Mrs. willy will make their home
In Biacksburg after Juno /.
Miss Constance bernard. OF Fred
cricksburg. Is the guest OF Miss
Elizabeth fass for the finals
Mrs. Vergil RatcliTe and little
daughter. of Washington Is the cues,
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eningcr.
Miss Pearl Sweckor has been
spending tho week ut her homo near
Wythovillc.
Miss Kathleen Hall. of Christians
burg.is the house guest OF hcr ais
ter. Mrs. Houston Eon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

subject for the afternoon. Among
those taking part were Mrs. J. T..
b'ahd. Mrs. Brantley Bray, Mrs. ii. |.
Lewis anu Mrs. J. w. Marshall.
DR.. Kate Waller Barrett spoke at
tho Wonderland unGcr tho auspices
OF tho Woman's Auxiliary OF the
american Legion. DIR. Barrett was
the guest of Mrs. George w. Richard
son while i'm West Point.
Mrs. II. 1. LOWS visited her son.
). NJ. Lewis. I'm Gloucester this week.
MI. ana Mrs. w. g. Eastwood and
Alr. ana Mrs. J. Il. Bray mntorcd tn
Bowling Green for the Weekend
MIS-. crosby Thompson and son.
JACK nave returned from a motor
trip to Florida.
W. l.. Chandler attended tho Me
inorial Day exercises ut his former
HON" in New Kent. Friday.
feF. Pierce S. Eilis and W. X.
broaddus returned this week from
'nchSon'iiie. Fla. where they at
'enacd the southern Baptist Convcn-
uoh' While there Mr.. Broaddus was
tue guest of Rev. G.. V. waugh
former pastor of the First BAPTIST
Church. here.
Mrs W. NJ. Cole. of Richmond. was
the guest recently or her son. Major
o. H. Cole in his home on d Street.
Mrs. Sam T. Smith. OF Charleston
w. Va. is the guest or Mrs. O. +. Nc
All,stcr.
Mrs y. w. Eastw God attended the
annual convention of the Christian
church In Richmond last week.
MnSG6mpS r,t
Bray w. s. Eastwood. II. l.. cook
ana T. W. Geyer attended the state
meeting OF the Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs at the Jefferson. last
week
Rev Pierce s. Ellis made the com
menccm"nt address at Beulahvili,
High school this week
Miss Victoria Lewis is visiting
friends In Richmond this week and
attending the pageant
Among those attending the funeral
OF Mrs. Thomas =. Bagby last week
were her father-in-iaw Rev. Alfred
Basey. d. D.. Mrs. r. w. Eubank
and John BaEby of Richmond
Charles T. Bagby and wife. of Balti.
more: j. III. Scott ana wife. Scott
baGbN and wife. and Mrs. Hope KEEL
lam. of Norfolk: II. Is. Eubank and
Wife.
Mrs. II. w. Eubank has returned