Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
WARRENTON SOCIETY
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Town and Community Life
Is Reflected i'll Snappy
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wARRENTON. VA. June IL
Iiampson Skinker. who has been
employed in the War Department
service several years. but who, a few
months ago stood his bar eNamina =
zion, left Tuesday for Dallas. Texas.
| where he has an appointment for le-
gal work in the Federal court. lie
! is tho son OF Mrs. a. l.. Skinker, of
| Warrcnton.
Rev. Richard Kelly. of Remington.
preached las' unday morning and
evening in Warrcuton Baptis,
Church, the u.. or. DR.. G.. 7. IIern-
don. having gone to meeting Of tho
board Of visitors at the Baptist Or
phanaGe. Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleiand Welton mo-
tored Ia Warrenton this week on
their way from Buena Vista. and MIR.
and Mrs. Courtney $. Melton and
children returned with them for a
visit at their home. in Moorefeld. w.
Va.
MIR. and Mrs II. c. Barclay have re-
turned To their home. Rockingham
Farm, near Warrcnton. after spend
Ing the winter and spring In New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Forrest and chill
dren. OF Indianapolis. have arrived at
their farm. near Warrenton, for the
summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Waddy Wood, OF
Washington, have reopcncd their
summer home here, the l.omax Place
on Culpcpcr street.
7. j. Robinson. 70 two years di-
rector of the FauQuier County Health
Unit, LETT Wednesday for Charlottcs-
VILE. Va. where he has accepted a
tn,,
Blue Ridge Sanitarium.
Albert Fletcher. George Hamilton.
Douglas RNins and Charles Mat
thcws. who were students at RAN
do!ph- Macon College, Ashland Va
hav" returned for the summer
Robert Winmill and little son, of
New York, are spending some time
At The NnrdiN club. near Warrenton.
Randolph Carter, Philip Iiotchkiss.
Alan Montgomcry. Thomas and Cecil
Burke HAY returned TO their homes
from the Virginia Episcopal school
for Boys. Lynchbure. Va.
Mr., and Mrs. w. G. Marshall en-
tcrtained at luncheon last Saturday
IN honor Of Judge John Barton
PAYNE, OF Washington. and Mrs. c.
G. RumScy, OF New York.
Tn" Warrenton Garden Club met
~
the HON" Of Mrs. W. W. Finley.
The Good Will Circle of the Kings
Daughters will hold an important
meeting next Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss RcSsic Hicks
Rev. Paul -. Bowen attended the
memorial! service at jamestown this
week.
Judge John Barton Payne made IN
interesting address on community
welfare a, the Warrcnton theatrr
last Saturday afternoon. \ meeting
of the public health committee Of the
county followed. At which plans were
discussed for continuing the work OF
tho Fauquier health unit. DR.. Roy
Is. Flanagan, of the state Board of
Health, WAS present and explained
the status of the work. announcing
that the state board could not con-
iinuc it's aid to the uni, unless the
county officially makes an appropri-
alton for it's support. The depart
mcnt has been supported by private
subscription since last summer.
T. j. Robinson. who has been the
efficient health officer OF Fauquicr
for two years, left Wednesday for
liluc' Ridge Sanitarium. Charlottcs-
vile, Va. where he. has the position
Of business manager.
Among the exhibitors from War
r"nton tihc Uppervillc Colt and
Horse show were DR.. G. Shirley Car
ter. Mrs. MadSc stokes stone. S. l.. |
! 'arrahc", Mrs. NJ. NJ. Maddux. Miss !
WinIfr"d MadduX, MIR and Mrs. Court
land III. smith. Among the box hold
crs We're General James A. Buch-
"nan, Mrs. Brooke NJ Baker. Miss
Charlotte holland. Henry T Oxnarn,
Dr. y. {. Randolph. -. i. DE Butts.
Aldrich Dudley. Miss Elizabeth Lem
mon Mrs Madgc stokes Stone. Miss
Emily GlasScock. George II. Slater.
Mrs. Joshua Fletcher and many
others.