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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Tho name dog dayss arphsd %
trying. hot days = summer fpmf
,lse ascenaeney of the constellation "a
CAMS Major. Or great Cos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Phi Delta I@wna Luncneon
Mrs. Earl Pilkenton entertained the
Phi Delta Gamma c'uh Saturday az
enc o'c,ock luncheon at her home
n the game a bridge whlch followed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Rao Iuuio the secour city OF IA
III. has one of the finest ma1nlc pal
theasern IN the world. costing several
milton dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANT TO BUY-Psrty has 10000
balance 1onthly for or 10 room
modern residence. Close In. Ad-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

phone 4st
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Morday
Noadss Dlnaer ea.t Nj and Mrs
2 fitap~trsk
Osrls fvlenals ranle Parish.
iiouse
Namtridsc ciae Library
ladles Ia, Nantrs cinb
Tussdsy
Shakesrelre e.uh Library
Guthrie Ch,f. scae,s baptist
church
fmanon club Elks cauh Rooms
sis nuntr,t cub AIRS Robert
Nerten
= 5 q Chapter Mrs /. A Hahn
n y y club Mr- i.enss Logan
q G Glass. First n y church
Mrs GLADYS Jones
Wednesday
| 'fifHAtH tAH i.HdAf1
Iris club Mrs lester llosssh
Amioua snh - Nfs Iarn q
Newman
Martha Society Nru John Love
les.
Ret cross case Committee Rel
Cross Rousns
Tau III Mu club Miss lalie John
son
Thursday
Acorn club Mrs Odth slnrtlof
Hl ilns o,uh Miss Georgia We.s
Thursday Dinner olnh Mr aud
Mrs n y Lessor
Ahurian club Library
openorkx club AIRS H.
Maichetf
Girls frieudiy Trinity nr.h
House
Wees " & n Il urs w n
Prince
Five o'elvek Toa dob Mrs vs. n.
cosie
Domestic sciencc Annual pluner
Mrs T. Cook
n o s chmpter
Saturday
Saturday Dinner cnh Mr and
Mrs 4 ID bronson
PM Delta Gamma club Mrs
George Ritzhsari
N y x
lKyxx xxxx xyHx 4
lI DAILY -nou6hr q
gx@xH H4xx =
"Amiable people though often snh-
jeei to imposition IN ihoir contract
with the aorla. yet raalaie 80 much
Of sunshine that the, aro reflected
ia all apprecrt,e hearts Deiury
= = =
Birthday Party
saturday being fhe e.efcnth hifil
day q Their daushier Lois. Mr. and
Mrs Ray Brown entertained with =
birthday party from 3 10 8
Games we're played and ,ight rc-
freshnents and eandies acre served
20 the followin Elolse Peacock
Marjory Haeh, JoseHhne Dean.
Rosaiind and Naurlne llirfel. Jose-
rhine Dt'key. Elya and Edith Brown.
Reoa. Lucia and Aidino Inlaps.
Frances Lille. Alice Ceer'ng. Ruby
Gaffney. Nellie Thorp. Ethel Brad
shAw. Beatrice and Melva Wescoit
Nadine. Lois Kenneth and i.innle
Jean Brown
y y Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

ron SALE Ola papers a, thu Leader
office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

WANTED TO BUY-Ksffir in the
head Pickard Dairy. Phone Ii44-J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
YOUNG MOTHER,
a.. NOW STRONG
Her Mothers Faith in Lydia E.
Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound
Led Her To Try II

Kenosha. Wisconsin. II cannot say
snough In praise Of Lydia z. Pinkham's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

The greyhound hunts entirely by
sight its narrow muzzle and small
nostrlls affect It's sense of s.neA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

TO DoAN-s25ee on good farm W
T. walker. IS F1stsch Bldg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Miss Nuta ilelen lanAfk An1 Nf
clinton & Fees eefe qaietls married
at oklahoma giiy SUNDAY at 3
ocioek hy the Rev Roach Nfs
Fess Is wcA known here having hs"n
asspclaisd With the iNrst State hank
fsr some i4me Nr Fees s. lhr SON
~ Fdaaf h.es and is graduate -
the Guthrie illsh school Amer
spending week IA oklahoma Its
Mr. and Mrs fses Wln return here
and llee a. a9f nroai Mr ana
Mrs r.lfiord brooks ae.muf anlei
them a. okiahoua CITY
- 81 A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

A Syracuse N. Y woman has
Just broken her neck brushing
her long tresses, but 50 far we
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

the mns hean Nrs oath snimfer
mad, toa seofs and Nfs eiree
ghssnut consesaiIon Nias ltuisv
Nufks 81 Commando IrNas nAs the
oniy additional guest Nrs cerre
Rltshaupi wll entertain the siuh
SATURDAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Many a man has to 20 without
a new pair Of pants 40 the car
can have a new set Of tires. But
his wife will get her new spring
bonnet just the same.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Husbands and statesmen are
alike in that they both are sup
posed to take orders. the differ
enee being the husbands always
do.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Every woman. no matter how
economical and thrifty she may
be about other things. wastes an
awful lot of words on her hus-
hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

An ambition every kid has Is
10 grow up and be able to lose
his temper the way his dad does
and not be whipped for IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

We are tired of standing IN
the street ears. but al that It IS
better than being compelled TO
sit on the anxious seat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Death is always inst ahead Of
us, but the speed fiends appear
10 be the only ones who are anNl-
Gus 10 catch up with II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

You used to be able 10 get a
youngster 10 run an crrand for
a penny. bui now he demands the
price Of movie ticket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

The words that have gotten the
most men into trouble are con
tanned in the four-word question,
"will you marry me-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

ANY girl can tell YOU a
diamond on the finger is worth
half dozen hope chests filled
with lingerie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

A broken promise, like hrok-
en- piece of china. never looks the
same after II is mended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
DAVIS entertainers
GIVE RARE RADIO TREAT
Popular Orchestra Delights
Dispatch Broadcast Fans
With Syncopations.

From the boo i.ah Blues" All the
way through To the last .nticinu con-
coction OF unauthorized popular
melody. Harry Davis with his six
musicians gave eastern and mid
Western radio critics some of tn.
finest music which they have YET
had tho pleasure Of hearing via the
darkencd ether
Mr.. Davis and his cotprip arc one q Z
the latest and most promising
finds" OF Dispatch radio broadcast
and his program las; evening elected
unusual comment among local radio
men who were In pus1 ion 20 advise
the program manager. Although bu,
som" six or eight months old the or.
Sanization has GAINED an enviah,a
reputation in the city for It's cx-
cellcnt performances
The group embraced Harry Davis.
director and drummer. Cyril Ken
nedy. r.. l.. Turner and W. G. Poll.
saxaphonists: Waller Wright. VIC =
linist; I. J. Johnson. hanjoist. and
Kerry Milby. pianist. Few orches-
'ras have been so aptly made up for
radio work as Mr. Davis Just the
exact composition necessary to IN.
best broadcas,ing was attained.
Despite tho fac, that al! Of Tho
musicians are well-known locally.
having played for a number Of Years
ia different groups in Richmond. IN.
cotcric last evening acquitted nselr
with an artistry that merits consider
ABLY more than the usual favorabl"
comment.
Mr.. Davis is not only drummer n
rare talent. but director Of su-
perior attachments. His entire offer
ing was fawless and most appeal
ing. Mr.. Milby's piano was one OF
the stellar attractions OF the evening.
without doubt he is one OF The hes,
OF his kind In the entire city and the
rendition provoked lavish praise and
satisfaction. The saxaphone players
under Mr.. Davis direction were
wonderful In their artistry and CO.
ordinated melody. Mr.. Wrigh1's violin
and MIR. Johnson's banjo were in
strumental In making the affair a
ncular
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
UNIVERSITY TO BETTER
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
Secondary Institutions to Be
Classified Into Two
Sections.
Sections.
ISpeclal ID INC Tlmcs.Disnatch.

Special to The Times Dispatch
HARLOTTESVIIIE VA. July 20.
The bulletin OF tho Virginia High
VIII he ready for distribution to the
secondary schools in Virginia hy Sep
tcmbcr Is. The league is An orFani-
cation NJ all the secondary schools
both private and public--in the state.
and has It's headquarters at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Tho subject for debate for tho com
ing year will be- Resolved, That the
principle OF the open shop should
apply to American Industry" The
bulletin contains some ffty pages Of
selected material on the subject. and
a lengthy bibliography.
The officials OF the league announce
that the classified ton Of schools ac-
cording to enrolment will continue.
but that in the prclimInaries out In
tho State there will be three divisions
private schools, city high schools
and county high schools. Only on.
high school in each county will nc
"ii'' cu W rtIiu IcpE 10 inc
state contests at the UNIVERSITY
In athletics, the private schools of
the State Will be organized into A
league similar to that existing among
the public high schools. Champion
ships Will be awarded separately.
however. An attempt will be made
10 enroll the smaller high schools
in the events OF the league. In order
10 accomplish this the State divisions
into classes A and Il. the first class
containing the larger schools and the
second class the smaller schools
County track meets will he pushed
and every effort Will he made to have
the county and district track cha NJ
pions to enter the track meet al the
university. II a sufficient number of
county schools enroll il is highly
probable that tho events for county
schools will be held separately from
those OF the regular public high
schools.
Several thousand medals Will be
available for distribution to the win
ners ~ thu local prize contests
Medals will also he awarded to win
ners Of the county track meets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
CHR|ST|ANSBURG FIGHTS
OVER HIGHWAY ROUTE
Lawyers Go To Roanoke 10
Take Part in Con-
lest,

cHEISTlANSEuRG;. VA. July gs.-
rh" Board of Suprrviors held their
regular annual meeting hero Mon
day. all members being present.
cleared up all unfinished business
for tho preceding half-year. received
and approved the audit Of the treas
urcr's accounts. made by V NJ. Sow
der. commissioner OF accounts. and
ordered the same 10 be recorded by
the clerk. Archer +. Johnson. in the
,reasurer's settlement book.
The county school board mct here
Tuesday and made their annual set
Element with tho county treasurer.
II being tn. last settlement to he
made by the present board which
will he changed aud reduced under
tho new law. which goes into effect
september |, Harry NJ. Wade. clerk
"f the board. resigned. and Jackson
Word was appointed To fiji ont his
mcXpircd term Of thirty days. rho
board WAS entertained at dinner a,
/ the Virginia Inn by the division su-
p"rintcndent. r.. s. HaEan. and the
treasurer, g. w. Surface. was includ-
cd rs guest also.
Major John I. Cowan. of White
thornc. former member Of the
House or Delegates OF Montgomery
County and Radtord. and the sole
surviving member Of the first board
Of visitors OF blackstone College.
vas business visitor in Christians
burg Tuesday.
large delegation of lawyers and
citizens representing the two CON
testing routes for the State highway
No. z. between Christiansburg and
Floyd, left here this morning for
| Roanoke. where the first battle OF
the legal fSht for an injunction was
held before Judge W. w. Monett to-
day, which. no doubt will end in the
supreme Court of Appeals The Pc
titioncrs claim the Pilot route WINS
legally designated and adopted by
Commissioner George =. Coleman
some thre" years ago, and his at
tempted designation OF the Rincr
route was null and void
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
OPEN SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION AT UNIVERSITY
Training Courses for Parish Minister'S Church and Sun
day-School Officers. Lay Readers and Others
Interested in Church Work

August 6. An address on the work
in China VIII be Delivered TUESDAY.
August 3. by the Rev. f.. J. NJ. Cotter.
"a returned missionary.
To Present Pageant.
ON wednesday,. August ., one Or
more pag"ants viii be presented nm
dcr the direction OF Mrs. r.. t.. Os-
good.
Week end conferences for Jayne n
viii b" conducted by .Dr. William G..
Sturgis. Of Philadelphia who will
have for his subject THE Church =
Task In Missions and Church EX,en-
sion"
The joint diocesan committe. on
me summer school consists Of the
Key. y. r. Rihhlc II. ID. OF Richmond
hartman: Rev. T.. Il. Carter. -. -.
Southern virginia.: Rev r.. y. Dam
hridE". ID. u. southern VirginiD
E"N. w. II. Burkhardt. -. -. fVir-
Elnia)' Rev. *. NJ. Block (Southw.st
Nlrtini"); Mics Aurelia Davis CSouth-
west virginia.: Rev. Il. X. Roller
tW"st NirEiniaD. and tho Rev. H. T..
l.. Strider twest virginia)
rho local committee consists OF tho
ii"r. Noble &. Powell. rector Of st.
'anIs church, Al the University Of
virginia: Rev. W. Roy Mason. rector
NJ Christ Episcopal Church. this city.
and Mrs. NJ. r. +. Crews. OF tho uni
vcrsity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
DRY OFFICERS CAPTURE
RECORD-B BREAKING STILL
5O0-Callon Boiler IJncar,hcd
and Destroyed in Stat
ford County.
Especial to Th. rimes.Dlspa,ch

FREbEEIcKSBTE VA. July Dc.
ne largest sun ever captured in
stafford county and five men were
hheh ~ raid six miles from
fr"d"rickshurH aud on" mile from
the Richmond washington highway
Tuesday. when State prohibition Of.
hcers surprised moonshin.rs operat-
Ing Segregation capacity still on
the old Musanic farm. over 1900
gallons OF mash were found and de-
auoycd. as well as NIFTY gallons OF
hnshed corn whisky.
caught red handed. some OF the
men gave battle and Inspector r. g.
l'aimer. OF Richmond. shot "a 49,
caliher revolver from the hands Of
Gray Spillinger. 4 moonshiner. Just
III tho nick OF time 10 save his life.
When SDillinEcr dashed over the hin
IL" was confronted by Officer Palmer.
no ordered him TO put up his hands.
In response the moon6hincr raised the
danScrou7 weapon. but two shots
from tho officer caused him TO drop
~ before he had time To fire. one
ball lodged In lex OF Spiilingcr and
smother struck the arm with which
lie was holding mis- weapon The
wounded man, who appcars 10 bs
about 80 years ~ age. wap brought
I" the Mar Warrington IIuSpital in
th!E city, 10 have the bullets extract
eel Physicians stated ne Was not
fatally hurt.
The irc men arrested arc: A. t..
Musani". owner Of III. farm: Uupb
hamilton. Il. V. Br"yhnI. Gray spill
i'ng"r and Charlie Brooks. a negro.
The raid. which was made by In
spcctor" ~. -. Brown. J. r.. Borkcy
j.. &. Palmer and J. G. Elliott. Of the
state Prohibition Department.. wan
well planned. when the four officers
reached the vicinity OF the sun on
The Musante place they separated and
approached II from four different iii
iccti"ns. Spiillnger ran up "a hill
with his pistol and was met by Pal
in"r. and the negro dashed up the
bed OF stream with an oprn knife
IN his hand Ne ran -quareiy INTO
Inspector Bork"y, who ordered him
l" malt. when tho fugitive IGNORED
the command Rorkcy fired at his foe,
anf brought him To a dead standstiii.
Tn. raiders arrested Musantc and his
farm hand. hamilton. on charges or
being a"compliccs in operating the
mammoth moOnshinr outht.
Four OF the men and a truckload
81 conhrcat"d equipment were taken
10 stafford Courthouse and turned
over 10 m" county authorities follow
ing tn" raid.
sriiiinH"r was loft at the hospital
mere !" recover from his wounds. Tn.
sIan, copper sun was inscniousIv
hidden in dense thicket lt va.
surrounded hN deep ewamp and
Vas inaccessible with the exception
~ on" ROADWAY.
tn" inspectors. who hav. mad.
many raids all over Virginia, stated
TINS Was one o. the most complete
aud well equipped outfits ever un-
covered. AZ the s,ill was weli-ar-
'aRr"i ranp. with large tent, floor
urards folding cots. and a lardcr
stocked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
House No. =

Under course OF construction by Muhleman Kayo loaned
by them to be used model in the
Educational Exhibit located 2301 Avenue.
10 be furnished completely cellar
of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa,ch.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July 2s
The seventh annual session OF the
Virginia summer school Of Religious
Education will open at tn. Univ.r-
"ity OF Virginia next Monday. July
81. and confirm" through August II.
The school is conducted under Tho
control OF the boards Of religious rdu-
cation Of the four diocescs OF Tho
Episcopal Church i'm Virginia. but Is
In cooperation with the provincial
board. 1t Oncrs training courses for
parish ministers. church and Sunday
school officers and teachers. lay read
c"s. woman's auxiliary workers
young people and others intercepted In
ho'hS eni"i"nt service in the church.
The faculty les composed OF in
srnc'ors OF high qualifications. both
IN learning ana in practical .xprr!-
"hr" Tn" Rev. J. r, HihhIc. -. -
81 81. Andrews Church Eichricnd.
IS chairman OF tn. school. white III.
i"N. r.. X. Carter. -. H.. or rrt"rs-
hurH. Va, liz dean Of tn. faculty..
other members Of tn. faculty iuclu,i..
IA" Rev. william ~. Milton -. -
"f New York and Alabama on. ,f tho
missionaries of the church; Hov.
Jane" l.. Ware, "f Philadelphia: vii.
liam Anthony A.ry. OF Hampton Nor
i'"i 'hS'i'ul'' MIS-. J'hn LoDlan, of
philadclphia. Miss Iici"n |. Jennings.
~ Washington, Rev. T.. itui'n Jones
~ Williamsburg. and Miss jeanette
|ieHl"r. OF the iirls' Friendly Society.
IN" lecture coiuscG include one ON
IN" Lie OF Christ" by tho Rev l.
y. Galley. -. -, Of ihiladclphi. and
another on The Minor rrorh.ts -
by Dr. William ~. Forrest, OF The
University az Virginia.
Conference for Young pcopIr.
the daily young peoples confer
"nce VIII be in charge of tn. Rev.
Is. NJ Block. 81 Roanoke. and Miss
Saliie Deans. OF Richmond A course
IN the public use OF the prayer book
for lay readers and others will be
conducted by IA. Rev. ~. n. Cov!ng-
ton. ID. D., OF Norfolk. The women,
missionary conferences Will lie led by
MISS I.ouisa r. Davis. OF Lcesburg,
Va. and others.
Four bishops OF the Episcopal
church viii address tn. school az,
on. time or other during the twelve
day session. Tuesday night Angus,
]. the RI. Rev. William CabcIl Brown
Bishop of Virginia. VIII deliver an
address on THE Missionary Work
~ the Church The following nigh,
the R"r. Arthur Conod.r Thomson
hiShop '"adJutor OF southern VIZ
EIhi". VIII speak on Church Low
any. Thursday night thcr" viii be
an address on THE Church'S pu,N
I" Young People" hy the RI. Rev.
Eohcrt lett. R!sh"p uf Southwestern
Virginia.
tn" clergy conference. will b. led
inc hrSt week by bishop Gravatt Of
West Virginia. who Viii aiSo sneak
on Home Missionary Work" on the
evening az Friday. August t.
BISHOP Roots, Of China viii also
VISIT the school and preach at Christ
EniscoHa! Church, ;his city. sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
Calls Courts Action
Silly; Is Fined $40

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
bYNciiBtRG. VA. July ID
Captain X. -. Yanc"y. Common
wealth's attorney. was fined $40
In the Police Court today by Jus
tice Martin. who held him TO be
In contempt. captain Yancey was
trying To make case Of grand
larceny. thu justice holding Il 10
be petty larceny. whercupon the
attorney called the action OF the
court silly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
BEDFORD SUPERVISORS
HOLD JULY MEETING
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatcb,

n
BEDFORD. VA, July 26.-The July
meeting Of tho Bedford County board
oi supervisors was held I'm tn.
courthouse here yesterday, with ALI
members present. The report of -
w Powers. superintendent Of the
county farm, was sent IN at this
meeting. This report for the quar-
ter. ending July ]. showed receipty
amounting To sitl5. and c1pendi-
lures OF ;4220s.
An appropriation was made for
the extension work among the COL
nred people Of IN" county. Youtha
Is. Flagg coiored. is the present
county home demonstration agent
among the coiored people. and has
done good work.
Road matters consumed the remain
ing portion 81 the session Of the SUI
pcrviSors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
sunds, schoo, co,,.,.n..

AMHERST. VA. July ga Sunda v
school conference will be held in the
high school building at Amherst Au-
gust Is to is. Among the instruc-
tors will be Rev. J. II. Montgomery
who Is wcll-known in Sunday school,
circles. and Miss Ethel Smithrr
Twenty-siS students have already
enrolled. There will be two courses
offered. one in general Sunday school
work and one in teaching
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
RoNNinnd WI Snrnk.

AMHERST. VA. July 2s-Thc
NTH Sunday school institute Of the
Methodist church will be held next
sunday at Berkeley Church. about
three miles from Amherst. There will
he ail-day services. Among the
speakers will he Rev. j. NJ. Rowla nd .
representing tho Richmond Chris
,ian Advocate, and l.. II. Written. of
Charlottesville. and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
rre~hy,crinn- to a.. Camping.

FISTINNSFUTG w. duly 20
rh- Presbyterian brotherhood Of
'hi> plac" Viii go into their annual
'n"ampment on l.itii" River. near the
mouth Of Indian treck. in Floyd
county. August !. FOR ten days. and
VII u" in charge OF Rev. aud Mrs
7. II. Johnson. and are looking for
ward !" mos, enjoyable time. Th.
party viii be made up Of the Junior
Mirtams and brotherhood orcanIza
tons. or over nifty young ladies and
gentlemen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
How to Get There!
2301 Rosewood Ave.

This house is at the corner Of
Rosewood Avenue and Addison
Street. The following cars will
take you there: Main Street,
Broad and Main, Broad and
Twenty fifth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
Stonewall Courts

House No. is located on West
hampton Avenue. formerly
Cary Street Road, at Stonewall
Courts. Take Westhampton
car and get off at Stonewall
Courts Station.