Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
WEST POINT WOMAN's
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. L. W. Ceycr Heads Or.
ganizalion for Coming
Year.
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WEST POINT. VA. May 6-The
Woman's Club met with Mrs Scott
Broaddus on Monday, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected for tn.
ensuing year: president. Mrs T.. W.
Geyer: vice presidents. Mrs. r. L.
Garden and Mrs. !. W. Marshall; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. ". 5.
Eastw ood recording secretary. Mrs.
j. Il. EkberE; treasurer. Miss Chrystal
Farinhol;.
Mt. and Mrs y. VI. Nance enter
tained the Sunday School Workers
Council OF the Methodist Church Mon
day evening. y fine program was
carried out. Subject. The Bible"
Robert LittlepaEe, OF Baltimore
son OF william LittlepaEc and Lon
L!pscomb Ll,tlcpaEe, formerly OF this
county, visited West Point last week
for the purpose ~ fixing UP tho
graves OF his grandparents. Mir and
Mrs. Brett IipsComb. long since gone
to rest. He EXPRESSED himself as
highly pleased with conditions in
sunny SLOPE" the local cemetery.
which Is beautifully Keep, BY the un-
firing efforts OF the women OF the
cemetery association.
Jacob Hess, for many years a Iuer-
chant In West Point. hut who spends
his winters In Georgia with a son.
arrived this week 10 meet his son.
Nathan Hess, here. not knowing OF
the automobile accident in New York
Nathan Hess is Slowly improving.
sufficiently So 10 10 removed TO his
home from the hospital. lie Will be
confined to his nome for several
weeks longer.
Mrs y. J. Crane. formerly Of West
Point, for a long time in Omaha.
Seb.. now making her homo in Wash
ingior. j.. e.. is the guest OF Mir
and Mrs ". :. Eastwood MI East
wood is her brcthyr MIR and Mrs
James Eastwood. of Norfolk are also
visiting in the Eastwood home.
Mrs. Norman Marshall. OF Emporia.
is visiting Mrs. II. l. Lewis.
Miss Annie Waller Williams. who
has been visiting Mrs. Richmond
Bland. left for her homo in Bai,i-
moro this week. While here she re-
ceived many courtesles from her old
friends
Robert Woodhcad. who was wi.h
the Chesapeake Paper ana Pulp Min
here for long time and is now in
Hopewell engaged In a like business.
was greeting friends in town this
week.
The First BAPTIST Church is arranr-
Ing TO build much needed annex
and to install electric fans In the
auditorium in the near future.
Mrs. NJ. G. Thornton entertained tho
Billings Circle on Wednesday, after
noon.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Chcatham died in her home
here last night.
Mrs George +. shumnn. daughter
OF Mrs. E!am. and her small! son. Of
Richmond. are visiting Mrs. Pierre,
S. Ellis In the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs a. r. Hargrave has returned
from charming visit TO her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Z. \. Gresham. In Tappa-
hammock.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Hartman. Of
Walkers, Va. visited their son. John
Curle and family. recently
Misses Beulah and Susie Brooks. of
Stormont, recently paid a visit 10
Mrs Y. ". Seward
Mrs. Augustus Kelly ana Richard
Brooks. OF Savannah. Ga: Mrs J. II.
CouIiiand, OF Norfolk and Charles
Fox Brooks. Of Washington. have
visited recently their mother. Mrs.
William Gregory Brooks here.
Mrs. 7. W Garment, Miss Gertrude
Whit and 7. Il Whit. OF Beulah-
Vile, spent tn" week END with Mr..
and Mrs. y. r. Whit.
Mrs. Crosby Thompson and her son,
Jack. arc spending tho month OF May
In West Palm Beach, Fla. where Mrs.
Thompsons mother spcn, tic winter
They motored down and Will return
the same way, bringing Mrs. John
McGurk. Mrs. Thompsons mother.
back with them.
The Community League meeting on
May VIII emphasize the community
life campaign. which is on :or the
month Of MAY.
Mrs. Philip Gibson Is spending tho
month Of May win H.tla,ivss ana
friends IN Richmond.- ;.