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the long handicap of lack Of space
which prevented the necessary segre-
cation. There are numerous sepa-
rate classrooms and playrooms and
small dormitories so that the unfor-
tunate victim OF a deserting father
does not come In contact with an ac-
complished piekpocket: SO that lit
tie girl being cared for by the society
while its mother Is iii in a hospital
won't be the companion of an unhap-
PLY experienced girl who may re-
count her misadventures to the inno-
cent child.
Then there are the luxuries-the
gymnasium. the swimming pool, the
roof Fairgrounds, the fountain over
flowing into a wading pool, the the
ater-aIl Injuries which are so need
full to childhood. / have seen in the
Children's Court little tots-chieka-
biddies, Mr.. Degener calls them
who had quite forgotten how and
when to laugh, and that is as terri
bic as a people without art
From the moment of entrance,
through its days of shelter. to its de-
parture there is everything to make
the child work and play with exuber-
ance and joy and to destroy any con-
sciousness that it is in a building.
The reception room is tiled with the
tales Of Mother Goose. the adorable
pictures and the text of which can
not fail to make the child forget
fear. Both Mr.. Degener and MI.
Julius FRANKIE. architect of the build
ing, went to Boston to study the For
sythe Dental Clinic, which attalns
perfection as a building adapted to
its purposes. Both buildings prove
the righteousness of the procedure
Of irving to test hysterical child to
find out whether it is normal or not
both buildings are, in the true sense,
applied to child psychology.
On, almost forgotten there are
no many wonderful things TO tell OF
the baths. Children are happiest,
I've noticed, when they're dirty IS
the proverbial pigs-but they also
love to splash about in water And !
don't think they'll mind 1t being
clean water, either, for 1t will pour
down on them from showers ttey can
manipulate themselves. or it will be
IN baby bath tubs, or flow into
washstand actually made child's size.
or it will be the deep, deep water in
The city's largest pool. or the flat
nttle wading pool Just for your feet.
Baths, Ii seems as though the
building is full of every variety of
'em. And it seems as though they
need them. The society doesn't as
sume responsibility for child's
cleanliness until it has had is fourth
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For the Unadjusted Child

The infirmary is another interest
ing feature of .he building. The two
rows of rooms are sectioned off by
glass partitions so that the nurse and
doctor from their room at the mead
of the corridor can see what is hap
pening in each of the rooms at all
times.
But even more important than
these facilities for physical recupera-
tion are the recreations and the tasks
making for residence OF the spirit
which gives youth the indomitable
win it should have. Once these rhil-
dren have had these advantages they
viii come back as free agents to en-
joy them: they will have gained a
dignity about their own persons and
a knowledge of what is their birth
right They viii. then. refuse to let
themselves he exploited. And If they
come in contact with disagrecable
things which shock the spirit and the
nerves-and we all encounter such
things in life-they viii have a
healthy resistance against them and
recuperative powers which will en-
able them to blot out the blackness
and to go on living bravely and with
an occasional high. fleeting hap
piness.
So it is fitting TO take our leave of
the building through the theater
where the children will be free to
play intelligently with their minds
and bodies. And they have the in
spiration for their creative play
right there in the work of Willy
Pogany; they win have as free a
hand in expressing themselves as
that artist had in executing the mu-
raj paintings and decorations of the
theater. In all there are fourteen
panels. lovely presentations of fairy
stories every child hears and reads
and repeats with joy. Ney're all
Cinderella flying down the
palace steps where she overstayed
her charmed hours: Jack at the bot
tom OF the tremendous bean stalk
which goes up - up to gorgeous
orange heights to the wonder city
that seems to be beyond the ceiling
of the theater itself; Hans Ander-
sens Flying Trunk Hansel and
GreteI and the candy house and the
witch woman and the nice funny lit
tie dwarfs climbing the stairs be-
yond whose doors is Snowwhite her
self.
All these are finished after four
rush months Of work. aud Mr.. Po-
gany is now working on the curtains
"a deep blue one decorated with
old gold which, when lifted. will re-
veal another plush curtain OF cerise-
The asbestos curtain underneath
that will have frieze of nursery
rimes. Mr. Pogany's work ends
with the designing and constrpq<ine
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DIAMOND
Miss Ethel Ingles

Miss Vera Boyd spent Tuesday
night with the Diamond school
teacher, nellie Cook HarveLaw
and wife were Jasper shoppers
Tuesday Mrs. b. Ingles spent
Monday with Mrs. Charles Eli
ing After a strenuous and busy
summer the farmers feel them
selves at a loss to employ them
Sc yes profitably- - : Charles Nett,
Silas Denniston, Harye Law and
John Buzzsrd h I'VE been supply
ing the neighborhood with fresh
meat, while Others have been lay
in their winter supply of apples
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Tom Wardlow and FAMILY we'd

Tom Wardlow and family were
moving last week to their home,
formerly occupied by Gerald Sc
sor and family, Mr.. Scissor having
moved to Joe Deardorff's place in
the Lynnland neighborhood
Mrs. Thee Mitchell called on her
daughter, Mrs. Irwin Spoon, We'd
nesday. Mrs. Spoon and little
daughter are doing nicely John
Pfander and family spent Sunday
with E. Pfander and wife Mrs.
Charles Nett was a Jasper visitor
Saturday and while there called
on her nephew, Fred Cline, who
has been forced to leave his work
at Kansas City on account of his
health, being troubled with some-l
thing which the doctors pronounce
chronic appendicitis. He is plan
ming to go to st. Louis this week
where he will undergo an opera
ton. Fred spent his boyhood in
this community and has a host Of
friends who wish him a speedy re-
covery Mrs. Hane and family
spent Sunday in Webb City visit
ing her son -in-law, Ivan Blaze and
family The ladies farm club,
which was organized last Tuesday
night, held their first meeting with
Mrs. Lillian Boyd Thursday after
noon. Most of the members were
present and a very profitable even
ing was spent discussing club
plans. Dainty refreshments of
cake and fruit salad were served
by the hostess and her daughter
Miss Vera Rachel Hane, Virgie
Bull ,GraceBerryhill and Bee Pope
visited theDiamond School Friday
The wienie roast which was
to have been held in S. r. Den
niston grove Tuesday night, was
postponed until Saturday night on
account of the rain. About 100.
friend gathered around the camp
fire and thoroughly enjoyed the
evening. About % pounds of
weinies besides the other good
things that go with them were con
sumed by the crowd before the
rain clouds sent them all hurrying
home Charles Fitting and fam
lily, Rurie Howery, Ruby Law, and
Cornie Bull spent Sunday at Bart
1ngles'.
Ward & Earl are shipping car
OF hogs today. J..
Mrs. George Tabler of Carthage
visited relatives here yesterday
Mrs. Marion Owings visited her
son Glenn at Springfield last week.
Mrs. Walter A. Brown and little
son of Great Bend, Kans., are here
to visit relatives.
Wesley Cline and family and
two young men from Pittsburg,
Kans., visited here the first of the
week.
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FOREST GROVE AND BOS-
TON
Mrs. Geo. Fowler

Mrs. Ge0s Fowler
November came in with quite a
change in the weather, but as
Walt Mason sayss Home life is
truer when the storm howls round
the roof and basement, when our
old sitting room Is warm though
frost is on the easement. So light
the lamp and bar the door and
keep the old fire. humming; all
other seasons aresa bore, and win
ter time is coming" Several
farm club women met at the home
OF Mrs. Glen Flesch Thursday TO
make dress formsic. -AHallowe' en
party was given.at the home of
Dick Clements Mbnday night
Mrs. Joe Inns spent Monday at
Jim Brownies. Charles Fletcher
called at George EDwler's Monday
evening Gale Carr purchased
some corn from John Jungman
George Gardner took a load of
coal to Lamar Tuesday Mont
Browne is working in the shops at
Pittsburg George Wilkinson
sold i8 head Of hogs to the Nc
Kibbens and delivered t h G m
Thursday Th@skunk, 'possum
and coon hunters are getting to
be quite numerous. Al Blair is
doing some plastering for j. W.
Rakestraw- Mrs. Carl Spoor +,
Who has been quite i'll since the
birth Of her baby, three or four
weeks ago, is reported very low
Alex Steelman was dragging
the roads Fridayis j.. T. Mad
den was cuttingr his broomcorn
last week Charles Rist an d
family motoredste7 Carthage Sum-
day. The teacher and pupils of
Forest Grove are planning a pro-
gram and boxsupper to be given
at the schoolhouse Friday night,
+. November II ssGeorge WilIin-
son sold some { ittle in Jasper safes
day. George Gardner and fami-
ly visited relatives near Sylvania
Saturday Freth Fowler u n d
wife spentSundAy with the latter's
parents Preaching services were
held at Forest Grove Sunday
morning and evening Dick Gle
ments and wife called at George
Wilkinson's Sunday G eorg e
Gardner and wife called at George
Fowler's Sunday. Mrs. Charles
Rist will entertain the missionary
society Thursday afternoon of this
this week Mrs. Homer Rake
straw is stayihgsAt the home of
her parents, G.. nv. Kunkler and
wife. Homer Rakestraw's house
burned Sunday morning, very lit
tie of the contents being saved 49,
Mr.. Lowe, who has been staying
in Lamar and taking treatment
for gall stones, came home Mon
day. He is reported some better
80 Theodore Wheeler took Mrs
Virgil Martin to the doctor Sat.
urday to have her hand treated
Her hand still pains her very much
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HAY FOR SALE.

About tons cane and cowpea hay in
the stack at my farm, miles north OF
Jasper Mrs. Louie Taggart, 208 w.
Fourth St., Carthage. Home phone 27S.
1t.
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For all kinds of Fire In
surance see E.L.Crawford.
NO HUNTING ALLOWED.

Par les hunting on my place will be
prosecuted as trespassers. No excep-
tions made.-Albert Shell. 12-4tx.
Buy your cowpea hay, crushed corn,
and coal at the Farmers Elevator. l2-tf.
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PIE SUPPER.

A pie supper will be held and a pro-
gram given atBloomingdaleS choolhouse
Friday night, November 10. Let every
body come prepared for good time.
Minnie Gresham, Teacher.
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FOR SALE.

A fine Rhode Island Red cock and one
early last spring cockerel.-Mrs. Ed
Preston.
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RABBITS WANTED.

Boys, bring me your rabbits. The
more get the better like 1T. H.
Hammond. loft
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buggy and
it must be in good repair. Inquire at
News Office. lift
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For all kinds of Fire In
surance see E.L.Crawford.
FOR RENT.

Good house and barn about 3 miles
from town. Inquire at First National
Bank. l-tf
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NO FISHING or HUNTING.

The public is hereby notified that
fishing or hunting day or night, on the
farms Of undersigned isforbidden under
penalty Of the law. Noexceptions made.
Us. Gresham.
A. M Harvey.
Earl Harvey.
Carl Denninger.
H. Young.
d. H. Wampler.
II. s. Templin.
E. d. Boyd.
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LAST DAY FOR CIDER.

Friday, November 10, will be the last
day we will run the cider mill this sea-
son. F. F. Follmer. l2-tx.
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FOR RENT.

Five-room house on we'll improved
lots, southeast part OF town. Phone
c. F. Merrill.
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Mrs. Anna Wells takes subscriptions
for all magazines and periodicals..
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MO. PAC. TIME CARD.
NoRTHBOUND

NUhIHBUUND
No. PIP Passenger, daily S:2S a. m.
No. 294 Freight, except Sun. 1895 a. m.
No. 2l4 passenger, daily 6:37 D. m.
SoUTHBoUND
No. 2l5 passenger, daily 5:42 a. m.
No. 293 Freight, except Sun. ss23 q. 10.
No. 2Os Passenger, daily lao p. m.
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LuMRER FOR SALE

Hardwood lumber-at sawmill 3 miles
northwest Jasper.-O. R. Rice. l1-2tx
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NO HUNTING OR FISHING.
Parties found fishing or hunting on
my place will he treated as trespassers
and no exceptions made. ! mean this
notice just asst reads George Vincent.
10-ltx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31
STRASBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
STRASBURG. VA. Dec 3O.-Miss
Ruth l;lan"hiicld. OF Middlctown. IL
visiting at the home Of Mrs Abe
Sticklcy. :.
James Ryan. Of Washington. u. G.,
is Il guest at. the home of l.. c. Rec
tor.
Guests AT the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. w. cooley on Tuesday were
MIR. and Mrs. 6. T.. Cooley and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs W. -. Cooley and
family and Il. i. Cooley and son.
Gladstone. and daughter. Mildred. ali
al Reliance: Professor and Mrs u. q.
Cooley aud children. Donald and
p"r"th OF Bcrryvillc
Miss Virginia Sonner. Of Washing
ton, arrived Tuesday Ia spend a week
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs IL. NJ.
Souncr
Professor \. q. Ramcy. OF Charles
Town. w Va. was tn. guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. l.. Grove Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
Miss Nina Spcnclcr. Of Baltimore.
spent from Saturday until TUESDAY
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs G.
". SpcnElcr
Miss Iada Souncr spent tho week :
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Erode by their daughter. Miss Bcs-
sic Erode. III honor of her house
guests. Misses Ellen and Caroline
Wise. OF Lynchburg. In addition
TO the Misses Wise. tho guests pres
ont were: Misses Erma and Fra GEES
White. Virginia rcypn. Lut.4e
Ware. Auuic Harrison. Helen Has d
Beard. Kate Whitehead and Polls
Cary Dow. and Floyd pcyton. Carey
and Carter Amber. Iiobson Sandidgc.
Carter Whitehead. Henry Lewis
Hanger. Jack Howell Dan Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Il. Evans. Houston
&. Joyncr. OF Matoaka. W. Va.
Charles Meriwcther. of Lynchburp.
Albert Tinslcy. OF V. l.. l.. and Cor
rcll kcarfott of the University Of
maryland
Professor W. ID, Cox. of smith
field. and Clarence Cox. Of Obcrlin
College. ohio. are spending the hol-
days with their mother. Mrs. Eu-
ecnia ID. Cox.
Miss, Corrinnc Watts returned to
Warrington "Wednesday after Wis.,
iting her parents. MIR. and Mrs A. X.
Watts
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Taliascrro. Of
I.ynchburg, spent few days this
week a, their homo here
.. Il. Ross spent Christmas with
lrlcnuS near 'snarlOttcSSillc.
James Jordan is spending this
week with his mother. Mrs. Charles
y. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Evans and T.
K. Evans. Jr., loft Thursday for
fredericksburg. where they will visit
.Iacuucln Amber Of william and
Mary College. is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ]. Aihblcr
Miss Martha Robertson is tho
guest OF her mother, Mrs. NJ. II. Rob-
crtson.
w w. Ware. of Orange. spent
Christmas with his mother, Mrs. J..
y. Ware.
Theodore Evans. of the Thcolog-
ical Seminary. Alexandria. is visiting
his brother, T.. H. Evans.
Miss Essie Robinson was tho
guest this week Of her sister. Mrs.
Linwood Giles. in Roanoke.
Miss Mary Whitehead returned
Wednesday, to New York. after visit
inc relatives here.
Miss Mary Via, OF CharlottcsviIlc.
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. w
y. Orscr
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Berry spent tho
week end with Roy. and Mrs. w. L.
Ware and other relatives in Crcwc
VIII Garland. "f Norfolk. is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T..
Garlynd. at wv ildwood."
Mrs. Roy I.ockctt and children
Ward and Jane. are spending the
week with relatives near stanton.
lob Claiborne. Of Washington.
spent several days this week with
friends At Amherst;
Misses Ellen and Caroline Wise. of
IynchburG. are visiting Miss BESSIE
Brudic.
Miss BESSIE Watson left Wcdncs.
haE i"r Roanoke. where She VIII Wis
IL friends.
Houston G. Joyncr. who is teach.
inG at Mat"aka W, Va is spending
the holidays with relatives here.
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Carr. OF Washington. arc spending
their Christmas with friends and
relatives i'm Wcstmorcland
Miss Annie Davis. of Quan,ico. IL
also with relatives In Wcstmorcland
for the holidays.
Mrs. Bcaman story. formerly Miss
Mary Moore Pierce. of Lancaster.
whose marriage To DR. Bcamau
story. OF Franklin. late in November.
Was AN interesting social event, was
given one Of the largest rcccptions
OF the year. by Mrs W. II. Snipcs and
Mrs. j. NJ. Story at the home of the
former. beautiful decorations were
used. and delicious refreshments
served and large number enter
tanned.
Mrs Mary l.. Brown OF westmorc-
land. has gone to Princeton. y j..
ana viii probably spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Fisher
Howe.
q. y. Reed. OF Rccdvillc. was in
Baltimore several days recently
Mrs. Garnctt lIaynic. of Eccdville.
and her daughter. were also in Bal
timorc for some time.
w. :. Brent. OF Deep Creek. and
Snowdcn liudnall, Of Crado"k. are
home for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Alice Hooker has moved into
her pretty. new bungalow AT Browns
store. this county.
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FRONT ROYAL

SPECIAL To The Times Dispatch
'FRONT.' ROYAL. VA. Dee. SO
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. w Dunnaway, of
Charles Town, w. Va. were tho
guests of the lajtcr's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. 4 Simpson, on Christ
mas Day.
Hubert sheppard. Of New York.
spent a few days with his parents
during tn" holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bradley. Of
New York. spent Christmas with Mrs.
Bradclys parents. Mayor and Mrs.
Il. j Hillidgc
Mrs. Locke ANA daueh,c-. Miss
Dorothy. OF Baltimore, were guests
of Mrs. l.. l.. Ilansbroush this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Macatoc Wis.
tied relatives here several DAYS this
week, returning to their home In
Richmond Tuesday
Miss Frances blackwell and Miss
Nancy Burgess spent Christmas
DAY with friends at Success
Charles Grayson, OF New York,
spent christmas here with his father
and sister, returning TO New Yur!.
sunday ui=h,.
Joseph Carson. Jr. Of the Naval
Academy. Annapolis. is home on \
visit this week
Earl Payne has returned from q
visit To his parents at Orange. va.
Charles GilN"y spent several days
with his parents here this week.
Miss E"sSic rcytou. daughter OF
Frank foyt"n, is the guest OF Mis-.
katherine Kipps.
G. :. Burgess. OF l.uray, WAS 4;
visitor Ia Trout Royal Tuesday.
Mi and Mrs. y. q. Weaver ar,
spending a few days in Washing to,
this week
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burg. who is spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs +. =. West.
has as her cues; Miss Harris. al
Petersburg.
r. Redmond Burke. who is now in
charge OF this section of the work
on the highway, spent the holidays
with his family a; his home, Tho
Naples" Lcwisburg, W Va
Mr.. and Mrs Eopcrt II. Wilson. Of
Richmond are visiting relatives in
Louisa.
pr ochie Crank. Of the White sui
phur Springs. paid Il recent visi; /"
his mother. Mrs j. ". CRANK.
Mr. ana Mrs. Wexford Massic. ~
Washington. spcn, tho Weekend
with their mother. Mrs I.avlnia
Massio.
cadet Edison Cunningham. of V.
NJ l., is homo for the Christmas
holidays
Mrs. W. L. Ribb entertained the
Afternoon Bridge club on Thursday
=. Il. Porter. Ir.. of Hope. r. l.. l.,
SPENDING tho christmas at his home
here.
Mrs John @. Rhodes, Jr.. has re-
turned from a visit To relatives in
Columbus. ohio, and Ashland. Ky.
Phil. Vaughan. of chiffon Forge,
-. ~ ~ ~ 'l''i7 i''t ~ l-pulNtls
Wyndham Il. wills Of Washing
ton. spent the holidays here with
his parents, Nh and Mrs j. Reid
Wills
Miss Virginia Rutlcr spent Christ
mas Day in Richmond with her
mother.
Mrs II Lindsay Gordon has re-
turned from Ashcyillc. y. e., to her
home here
OTIS Clarke spent christmas Day
in Culpcpcr with his family.
MIR. and Mrs. Dickinson. OF Ham
let, y G.. arc on Il visit to Mir ana
Mrs. g. u. Flanagan
Mrs. Il & Crank spent the holt
days in Richmond as the guest of
relatives.
Prince Chcatham, of Richmond.
spent the week end as the guest Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey.
ON Wednesday afternoon the Ju-
nior Society OF thc auxiliary enter.
tanned tho seniors at the home OF
Mrs. George McD. blake
John T. Bib. of Richmond. spent
Christmas Day with his mother i'm
Louisa
Ut. and Mrs Alcxandcr Mcleod
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HEATHSNILLE

Especial to The Yimcs- Dispatch.I
llEATIISNILLE. VA. Dee 90
Mrs. Lloyd Rowe recently enter
tanned at supper in honor Of NJ W.
Rove and bridc. and again this
week. in honor of Rev. Il. V. John
stone and wife.
DR.. Fr"d lr.nt. cf Richmond: Ma
son Brent, of Stamford. Conn; Tom
Brent. of Alexandria. and I.aurauce
Trent. OF Dante. Russell County. and
Miss Sarah Randolph Brent. Of
Hague, are home FOR the holidays
Toward Randolph Straughnn. of
William and Mary College. aud
James g. Rice. az stanton. and Miss
Scltinc Rice. OF Richmond. are also
home this week
James Christian Lamb. of Warsaw.
is In Richmond
Mrs l., Il. cogGin. of Franklin. is
visiting AT the E"m" OF her son. /,
VI cogsin. in Warsaw.
Julian g. M"tlcy. of birmingham.
Ma. is visiting his sister. Mrs. W i
Jones. in Warsaw.
Albert :. Jones. Of Kinsalc. has
caught in the las; tw" weeks four
t"Ncs with his pack OF hounds.
Miss Garland Wallace. student a,
the southern College. Petersburg. is
at home tn Warsaw. for the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. A,will. Of North
carolina. are, visiting Mr. Atwiil's
mother. Mrs. Bailey Atwill. at Kin.
sale.
Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence sale and
toward Parsons. of Alexandria. are
h"r" t"r the holidays.
Miss Virginia D"lano. of oldnans
Wh" is attending Alexandria High
school. Is HON. for the HOLIDAYS
MISS JuliG,tc Omohundro. sradu-
ATE nurse Of Johns Hopkins Hos
?ita!' Baltimore. IS Spending the hol-
'days with her parents, a, Lillian.
MIR. hnd Mrs. John Hughes. Of
Hampton: Mr.. ana Mrs sidney
hughes. OF Rccdvillc. and Preston
hughes. Of Mathews, who have boo,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes.
nave returned {" their homes. They
came on 4 hunting trip and had =
successful ono.
Misses Florence ard vclma Nc
Neal. Of t'air?or,, who arc pupiIs =,
WcSthampton college. Richmond. arc
nom" FOR til. holidays.
Inc following arc at their homes
~ Munddy Point for tho holid,ys-
Lewis Courtney. Of the. University -,
virginia; Misses Marietta Norris. OF
washington Seminary, Atlanta. Ga
,icorIianna and Frances Courtney
randolph Macon Institute. Danviun.
Marguerite Courtney. RandoIph.
Macon W"mnn's College. Lynchburc
Misses Bette Chiun and sister. sal.
lie. Ruth Garland. all Of ST Mar
sarets School. Tappahannock; Mis-,
Gertrude NJ. Morgan, from For, Nv
or High School, and Esther Warner
ana Anna Morgan. Frederick Sbul-l.
normal: BARRON Sccar -. Christie.
phcrs school. Richmond: william
hi"chchhf"uSh Richmond Uuivcr-
Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson and
Miss Charlotte. Of Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs Lloyd Taylpr and Miss Lon