Evening star., 1922-06-11
WARRENTON.
WARRENTON. Va, June

WARRENTON, Va, June 10 (Spe-
cial).-The following Confederate
veterans of this county have sent IN
their names TO attend the reunion IN
Richmond. The maid of honor for
Joe Kendall Camp, sWarrenton, Will
be Miss Bessie Hart. who was APP
pointed by Gen. Compton, commander
of the Sd Brigade.
Veterans are: Capt. J. Ashby,
Lieut.. Claiming NJ Smith, {. w. Rec
tor r. Z. Peyton, Lewis Walker, u. h.
Royston, Dick Payne, w. Payne. u. j.
Hugh Hamilton, r. H. Huddleson, v"
A. Rucker. A. +. Rose, A. L; Mar
riott. j. E. Bywaters. Fl. e. Bowen,
Thomas FAINT. w. Trumbo. Richaih
Cation, b. b. Yates. L. A. Mooney, John
Beale, John Clatterbuck, T. T. Jones,
Vincent Robinson and S. j. Weadon
At the chest clinics held in tins
county last week by the state board
of health, cooperating with tn
county health department, l3S per
sons were examined. Ten clinics Were
held at nine points. two in each or
the outlying districts OF the county
and two in Warreuton. DIR. II. \
Edwards Of the state board was the
examiner. assisted by Miss Avis and
Mrs. Gay, county health nurse.
7. ]. Robinson, who has been heah
of the county health work for nearly
two years, has accepted a position "a
business manager of the Blue Ridge
Sanatorium. Charlottesville, Va, and
will leave here June Is. DR.. Roy n
Flanagan has been here making ar
| rangements for the continuation oi
the county work after Mr.. Robinson
leaves. The sanitary officer, Mr.. Mes
bitt, and public health nurse. Mr.
Gay, Will work temporarily under tn
direction of the local health boar"
of which DR.. S. W. Maphis is secre-
tary.
M.ss Pearl Moore. eighteen years
old, died at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, near
! Bethel, after short illness OF pneu-
monia.
Thomas Franklin Lawrence, sew
enty-four years old, died at his home
at Rectortown. He leaves a widow
and four sons.
Miss Mary Jane Howdershell died at
her home near The Plains, Va. aged
seventy-two.
| The baccalaureate sermon of tn"
| Marshall High School was preached
| by Rev. Mr.. Frazer at Marshall Bap-
tist Church. The operetta. "A Day
in Flowerdom." was given by thr
pupils May 81 and June to ful.
bouses. making 500 for the schoo.
FUND. Graduating exercises were
held June 2. There. were thre"
graduates-Norris Royston. Harry
/ Leach and Strother McGuin In
diplomas We're presented by Supt. r
20. Smith. Eleven pupils were pro
NOTED from the seventh grade into
| the high school.
! Rev. William Cabell Brown. Bishop
| of the Diocese of Virginia, visited -.
! Luke's Church, Remington, last sun
i day, preached to a large congresa-
| tion and confirmed a class of nine
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rawlings OF
| Rectortown. Va, announce the es-
eaeement of their daughter Miss Amy
Moore Rawlings. to DR.. Thurston B.
Willis of The Plains. Va The mar
] riage will take place June 29.
Marriage licenses have been issued
I here this week to Homer l.. Ruther-
ford and Miss Ruth Payne. Rector
| town, Va. and Guy c. Thorpe ana
! Miss Jessie Lunceford OF this county.
| Among the young people Of Warren
ton who have graduated this year AZ
/ institutions elsewhere in this STATE
are Miss Susan Robertson Duncan
| Randolph Macon Womans ColleE',
| Lynchburs. Va: MSs Florence Brow,
Hollins College, Hollins. Va, and MISS
| Margaret Thoma, State norma
| School, Harrisonburg, Va.