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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
MOUNTkINEERS
MEET JUNIATA
Old Rivals Scheduled TO Meet on the
Diamond at Morgantown

Sr"',.n Despatch - "a" ihi",.l gene, J..
MorgIH;owu. Nrlt -, hilh,r -. -
,r.,.N. N... Veteran SoUthpa". 80 L. ,
Iy;.,, tn, biz riSh'-handcr who" w., 20
49,, ,..,, l,- ru~, one around MO %''''"'
49, ....rg ta~ three wears. WI h'' -!
he u,y.rd vaeu WcS: N:rG'n.t "''i'
I,;i,,ata ,',......" E"r" ;"-MpIf"W - -
MOI. Ro:n ar N good shape and 81 "
COACH Nods"r@ has n"i yet Gee "a, 81
wni,i - ca., pair he wIll L." and W.
probably n"' max" h:9 d"'.S1on u"i''
JUS; ".C"r" the game Starts .,. l.,
their own chime for sixteen EImSe NAT
WIN n.ud up 'he.r .H"2 card. after PA!
m, r;rr u;,.n-S On tn" ,wrlNc-daE tOH,
- tn, DISTRICT &C CuIuinb%!. Mary .;''I
ard Virginia. 80 Ear n" VARSITY mas
Won six and lost eight "f n" f0uri""il
rones ,lav.d. Sevc q; tbs" defeats.
However were sutf,r Il Oh ~" recon.
;r:p which. as usual. resulted IN t2'
Manufacturers losing 70 anterior teams
thr"uEn loose playing 49,,
Tu-rlCrrow'S gam" with JNh.a,l VII
he thc first appearance OF II" vars
here in 4 regular contest since the uI'u
dc az last month. when tarr"SiH Teen
r,avcd here From what ,..u BE- learned
ihrHugh tho nowSpAD"rS. Jun.atA mas i
very strong team. whi"h ~ tuiiN 'n'"' q,
lie oc giving ~" Manufacturers hari
hattie With "a rsfnH"r o: Veterans III
here Gneup JUuiata = invading this SEE.
tinu determined 70 axe the measure 90
all her foes In addition 10 IN" NoHn,,
,aIuccrs IA. Huntingdon. Pa, outf!' VII
meet Carnegi" Tech aud other trI-stat"
mines on tho present Jauui
coach Rodgers is expected - starr tN'
same lineup that ne used N IN" Sou'i .
c-rr tr}r. whI.h means ma; Martin W.
10 behind jac bat. U"rkc or MuwrCy IN
f,-st. W~tgh, at second. W"ik a. short,
'rurLovir! on ,h.rI: and Narri,N, MAJ
tteid and l.S;lr in n" uHif:".".
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PLAYERS ARE NOT
TOO BUSY TO HELP

,l,r,ach tho stone Presbyterian nInc
&c tcr.cI for a regularly scheduled
Ic,rrIc game tomorrow night at III" Elm
Grove Junior high school field with the
Frs, Christians. the entire squad IS
working hard IN tho entertainment
which will NC given tomorrow evening"
N mo stone church for the Dcneht OF
recreation in the church.
rlans have been completed ny inc
YounL- Mems Classes for the affair ana
The program announced. which pears
conc very interesting numbers. The en-
,.r,ainmcn' vii! begin at H:I5 O'Clock
and viii Permit persons 10 witness D"th
~, gan" and program should they de-
...r,. ,n do So Following the program
49,. ri. p.- features w!ll hc put on IN
81, ,nr-.n rarlors to which the public
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PLAY 1910 TIE

Tinmson and Znac street Sunday
,.nr.f ra.cNall teams hHtu"d to a
,u.Iu tie nu tho Fulton grounds IN /.
.,,,,.,rr. III. game ending ~ the end
f The nrs, hair # the sixth inning
.,,...,,.. called 81 account Of darkness.
, Eo,h teams are in tn" Y. NJ. {. 4.
Srrd, ~ school league. and the nut'om"
v.,. locked forward to with much IN
...rrs. The Sc"r" by innings:
Thomson ......@ % = u -.
v.r.. ...n N-l"-~ !" -!
I.,,,r.o.: Ambrose and F"Hrh;"r:
pur.ry. S,umr, and Gi"s"y and kiidort
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LOCAL GOLFER
To BALTIMORE
GEORGE HEWITT WILL TAKE PART
IN BALTIMORE COUNTRY CLUB
COLE TOURNAMENT.
Left Yesterday For Maryland CITY
Expected To Make Good Score
Play Starts Today.

George W Hewitt. crack local golfer
loft yesterday by automobile for Balu-
more Md. where hc will play In the
annual invitation golf tournament Of
ia. I!IItm0rn country club, which VIII
probably open today.
Mr.. Hewitt. who has made some low
sru-"S oyer the Wheeling Country Club
course and was one time state champion
and one Of the best known golfers in
West Virginia. Is expected 10 make Il
good showing in tho Baltimore tourney.
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INDIAN STARS d.
ARE HAMMERED:
Coveleskie, Keefe and Bagby
Unable to Stop Slug
ging Athletics. =

PhIlndalphia- May .. - HammsHhe
Coveleskie, Keefe and BaEby for 20
hits enabled Philadelphia to got back
at Cleveland today with II to Vie
tory. Yesterday the Indians won 1t
TO l.
Four homo runs two BY Miller. four
trirlns and two doubles were included
in the Athletics hitting. Doc Johnson.
former clevelander. had four hitA In
GLIDING two triples. Score:
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TRINITY LOST

n practice game last evening At the
street grounds the Golden
Links. Of the South Side. defeated tho
TRINITY Lutheran nine OF the SUNDAYS
Srhcoi League by the close score OF SOS
Til" came was hard fought throughoet'
.,rr vas thriller from start TO finish
Tie Trinity boys will meet the Elm.
rove Christian team Thursday evening
-, 6I5. at the Twenty-sixth street
grounds This will be the second game
N The league for both teams and GOOD
battle is expected.
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WON WITH A HOMER

CHICAGO. May 9.--ParkinSon's home rHH
t-.ve !r'o 10 iett-heid hleachers with
I,ro =" rD0 has" n the seventh inning
gave Philadelphia a lead which Chicago
vas Ur.tH,~ = HEROINE and The visitors
won the "re; @..na ~ the series todas,
? 20 Sore b. ,n;lnEs: r n. r.
T.r!Aadsiohla Gl0 On. 4n"- . I? n
Chicas0 ..... oct 30 ol0-- : -
El-Eaud H"a!~a". t.ecnen. Ken and
Jones aad c. Farrell
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CADORE'5 OFFERINGS EASY
FOR HARD-H!TT|NG PIRATES
Sensational Catches By Three
Outhelders Featured Second
Game Of the Brooklyn-PlttS-
burgh Series.

Pittsburgh. Nay a.-Sy hirinE 'a''''
freely. forcing HIM OUT in ne ''"f'"
,nn!rG. the Pirates ieasi.y wen me
sercrd s.ra,gn: game from Rre2N.Hn 20
dsy. The vrc Was \ :" -. Sensational
r.,t,hcs by Carey. E.Sbre we're features.
The SORE:
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RooHm MAHs GOOD

New York. May e.-Vamp Skinner. .
Yankee rookie, broke up an exciting ~
inning game here today between the
Yanks and White Sox by smashing .
single through the box with Scott on
,hird. Jones. who relieved Shawkey In
tho ninth, held the So1 safe. Score ey
innings: n; =,
chicago .oo4 600 2o1 80 IL
New york 900 n4o 30 l. IL j
Hodge. Acosta and Schalk; ShaWkey'
Jones and Devormer.
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Two base hits: Mc1nnis. oNeilL
Wolch. Young. Three base hits: John,
ston (2). Perkins. Miller. Home runs:
Miller (2). walker. Weleh. Stolen base:
Johnston. Sacrifices: Dykes. walker.
Double plays: Sewell and Wamby: CAL
!oway. Young and Johnston az. left
on bases: Cleveland. 5; Philadelphia. 3.
Base on balls: OF Rommel. 3: OF Cove
lcskte. 2. Struck out: BY Rommel, I: BY
Krefc. !. Hits: on Coveleskie. II IN six
innings. or Krefe. seven in one inning:
m RaGhy. one In one inning. Losing
ri;rhcr: Coveleske. Empires: Wilson
and Connolly. Time: 2:o5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10

Tho Doe WiCGciS "r" orrn '"r mex,
SUNDAY I'D -" seeking Il In" WI j.
any good :n"l""r ''uh or SOM" a."
r..b, .,.,,... prl mn, FOR arrangement .
call WL,"'.nc A!S0-W.
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LONG HITS FEAru1ID

Washington, May extra base hits
figured prominently in tho Z to victory
- st. Louis over Washington today. A
drive over the wall by judge With two
On base in the third gave the locals an
..a-lv lead and a clout for tho circuit oy
1'oltn. scoring Bavne aahead OF him.
gave the visitors their winning margin
n the seventh. Score by innings:
r. H z.
{. Louis 900 o.: 20e-7 II 0
Washincton ... oo4 100 900 10 y
Eangilder. Bayne and Severetd: Fran
els Gleason and Charity.
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prAHKsp by BILL RYAN.

s.. LOUIS. MAJ :" IN. kNaN o! EeW'
1o-n. turned bach ne Cardinals today.
winning to o. due to the s.UGg."g of
3. I ,r:.,ss and his mast"rrul hurting
Ei,l Pcrtica was Wild aad Sherdcl was
s.r: in after the sun" Wa apparently
lost. The seventh inning waS The on1.
frame In which the Giants failed 20 get
a man on base
Score BY sG1lAEs: T. II. r
New York $500. 200 az o"o--6 -
=. Lou;e ........ Oop ""P 'p"-p
Evan ard snyder: Sh"rde! Walker.
rcrt.ca and AinSuIth. ClemonA
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TWO FOE pHFRoE

Ros.nn, May 9.-Detroit made II two
In row from BOSTON today. Ehmks
holding Boston to four hits and winning
II .. TIeilmann knocked one or the
lonCes. home runs seen mere, cioanhH
the left field fence with plenty to spare
Score by innings: Il n =.
Dc,,oit .n.o not ti'5 10
Roston 600 00n o2o-7
F,hmke and Rassler; Ferguson. Rus
sci! and Ruel. Walters.
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The Standing
Today'B Games


E-ouK,ya At Pittsburgh
New No-> NJ 81. Louis
l;o~.un Al T'UCtHa2t
Philadelphia ~ chicago
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yestsrday's Games

Detroit s HoStun
Ncw Yo-, 5. ;'h'caco
st laruiy :. Wa~hiuS;"N
.HaGclrn,n l.. I.c.c.and
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International League

Beading .. Eu'Fa.o ;
Newark : Toronto
Baltimore II = -acus"
JerSc~ CIV $. Roch, strr :.
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American Association

To,,do n =. Paul :.
r'o;Vr.hug :. N:nI"a:,n,lS
Indianapolis " N..wI.r"" {
Louisville E kINsSs cry =.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

&ew YrrA 5, St Louis
l.;i-u.:-u 5;..".". "
,.r,.unA:. l;'~i.'u :
w. IL. -, - L,htrA.:N 1
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Southern Association

Memphis -: Mobile - =! ."r ..
T.ittie Rock I: Atlanta
Nashville = Soy Orj"d~., :
Chattanooga {. Birmingham 1.
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Pittsburgh

To.a,s... ST 8 II -"
Ea.;,d tu- Shr.Scc N eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

Ann Elizabeth Hcnable from her
home at Danvillo. Pa, where she has
been her guest for several weeks
Miss Edmondson will spend somI
time In Front Royal as the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Vcnable and
family.
Mrs. 'ohn 7. Stephenson recently
returned from visit OF several
weeks at various points north OF
Front Royal.
Miss Katherine Wells, Of Washing
ton. recently spent several days here
with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Angelo and
family. OF Washington. are visiting
at the home OF MIR. Angeles parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eckhardt. on
Manor Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plum. accom-
panied by Mrs. Plum's brother-in-
law. Mr.. Hasten. all of Richmond
motorcd here recently and spent sew
cral days with Mrs. Plum's mother
Mrs. a. Shinley. Mcssrs. Plum and
hasten left for their home Tuesday
while Mrs. Plum Will spend several
weeks longer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

Mrs. .. "A, .Arey, of Brldgewater, who
Is home for n visit.
Miss Mary Macgill Chafrin enter
taincd Friday evening at dinner
party given In honor OF her house
| guest. Miss Frances Turner. OF Mem
phis. The home and table appoint
ments were especially pretty In the
pinl-and white effect. Covers were
laid for twenty-five. After dinner
was served the hostess and her guests
! went TO the Maple Shade Inn ball
room for dance.
The Pulaski Rotary party has re-
| turned from Los Angeles and points
OF interest in the West, after "A trip
| OF five weeks. Those in the party
Included Or. and Mrs. II. II. Wool
ling. NJ. and Mrs. c. p. Macgill. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. T. Lands. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. G. l.auchon, MIR. and Mrs Hensol
Eckman. Mrs. w. w. Chaff!n and
Miss Anne Bell Chaffin.
Recent summer guest registrations
at the Inn include Mr.. aud Mrs. n.
NJ. Charlton, Chicago: Mrs. ID. NJ.
Chcatham and Richard Cheatham,
Mrs. L. Norsew Misses Doro-
thy and Louise Norseworthy and
Miss Alice White. all OF Norfolk:
Nj. and Mrs. w. C. Price and son,
Lewis
An enjoyable dance was given on
the night or July 4 by the young
people at the Elks' Club. Visitors
in the city and number from near
by towns participated
Mrs. r. i. Branscomc. Jr.. and
dacShter OF Richmond. have ar
rived TO spend some time with hnr
parents-in-law. Mir. and Mrs. II. /,
Branscome.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Early, OF
Wclch.> w. Va, who are on their
honeymoon, spent several days as
me guests of Mr.. Eariy's sister, Mrs.
q. T. Jordan.
Miss Juliet Canadian left several
Gays ago to visit her brother, Ed :
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BLACkSBURG

Especial to The Times D!spatch1
BLACKSBURG, VA. June S.-Judgo
and Mrs. Charles T.. McKenna. OF
Pittsburgh. have arrived in Blacks-
burg to spend July with their niece,
Mrs. William c, Conner
Mrs. j. UsRCartcr and children, OF
.Mayfield. KY. are guests OF Or. and
Mrs. w. j. schocnc.
Mrs. J. y. Foster, OF Plymouth
Mass is the house guest OF Profes.
sor and Mrs. Shrcve Clarke.
Mrs. w. q. Twitty and children. OF
birmingham, are At the home OF Mrs
rwit,cy'S parents, Mr.. and X. W
'anprr. for the summer.
Hiss jamie Potter. of Emporia. is
iting at the home OF her aunt,
rs. Charles q. Burr
Professor and Mrs. Dabney s. Ian.
caster and three young daughters
have gone 10 the Lancaster Summer
lamp in Bath County for two
months.
Miss Laura Sawyer. secretary 10
The commandant OF cadets, is on q
months trip to Atlantic city. New
York and Canada.
Hiss sarah smyine. OF Charleston.
$. G.. has arrived in Black sburg 10
spend the summer with her brother
'n-iaw and sister. Colonel and Mrs
j. >. a Johnson.
Mrs. Lyman Carrier and children.
Of Washington. and Mrs. q. w. Gale.
of Prospect. are guests OF Mrs. Mil.
ton Cuthcrcl.
Adser Johnson and Bolton Nc
Hryde, Jr have gone to spend the
summer AZ Camp WallawtuIa." near
Milboro
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WARRENTON

ISpecia! to The Times Dispatch
WAERENTON. VA. July S.-MTs.
Charles j Noursc and Mrs. L. Scott
Carter opened July / summer camp
for girls near Casanova, Va. with an
enrolment of ten girls Riding
swimming and tennis are the prin-
cinal sports.
The Blue Ridge Club has moved
into It's new quarters On the second
floor %: the Womun's Realty building
opposite the Warren Green Hotel.
Members Of tie Black Horse Camp.
Sons OF Confederate Veterans. are
notified 10 meet AZ the courthouse
Saturday, July Is. 10 make arrange
mcnts for their annual meeting and
picnic in August
special meeting Of the members
Of the Warrenton Country club viii
be held al the clubhouse OH Mon
day, July 10, AT $50 for the purpose
ot considering the financial condition
OF the club
The cornerstone OF tho new com.
muni;y hail al - Andrews Mission.
Ada. was laid at service held there
yesterday ~ 1890 ~ NJ. Several
visiting Clergymcn from adJoinint.
parishes assisted in the services. Tho
mission is connected with Piedmont
Parish
Rev w. r.. Everett Jr, rector of
PIEDMONT Parish. is away on vaca-
i!on for tho month Of July. Emmam-
uei Church Will be supplied by Rev.
BENJAMIN Dennis, OF Richmond. who
IS the guest OF friends in the uSsh-
horhood; and Rev. Dr. I.andon M&on.
VINO is visiting his sister. Mrs J.
:. Mason. Will preach at Trinity. Mar
shall
The Warrenton Baptist Church has
discontinued its sunday evening scr
vices during the months Of July and
August.
%ir ana Mrs. Charles @. warden. Of
Washington. spomt this week iu War
icniDn as The guests OF Judge and
H;S. George Latham Fletcher.
Mrs Alfred NJ Randolph. Of Nor
'o!h. Va, and her niece. Mrs. Henry
Bal. OF Nicksburs. Miss. arc a,
Carter Han for the summer
Mrs. David 7. Duncan ANA Misses
Susan and Nellie Duncan have re-.
turned from Ashland. Va. where they
were the guests OF Or. and Mrs II
Il. Blackwell.
Marriage licenses were issued here
ms week 10 Lloyd Barrier and Miss
I CARA O. White OF Bclle;on. ana New
man Helm and Miss Grace James of
Cornwcll.
Nj and Mrs CORTLAND II. Smith.
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' BON AIR

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BON AIR. VA, July S.-Mrs.' NJ. b
Rudd, with her little girls, Misses
Page, Anne and Barbara. arc spend
ing some time with friends at Blow.
ing Rock. y. c.
j.. l.. Jchnke and Miss Lucillc
Jahnke. of Chattanooga, Tenn. were
guests recently of n. T.. Jahnke, Jr.
at his home near Bon Air.
Miss Clara Powers lis spending her
vacation with her sister. Mrs. H. IL
Taylor at Chula
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Winston nm,
two little daughters. of Minneapolis
have recently visited Mrs. Albert
Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Burr arc
spending the summer months witt
Mrs. Burton Maryc.
L. S. Hazcn has returned from,
a.trip to Estill. s. c.
Miss Carrie Moore is the week-cnt
guest of Mrs. Douglas whcrry.
Dir. and Mrs. Clyde OVERLY witt
their family are spending July ana
August in Hampton.
Miss julia Powers and Misscs Ion
ME and Mary Anne Flippen are visit
ing Mrs. Joseph Sadlcr at F'ores,
iiill.
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sOUTH'S CONTINGENT
LARGE At "OLD WHITE"
stsMany Richmonders A m on
rs Those Occupying Cot
- tages at Resort.
tspssla! 10 Tn. Times .pispatohI

tSpecia! 10 The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
VA, July s.--A large colony spent the
Fourth or July al White Sulphur
Springs and for the next two months
'this famous old Southern resort. high
up in the Alleghanies. viii be
! crowded With throns OF pleasure
fseekers
"a Southerners are prominent in The
large cottage colony that surrounds
the GreeRbrIer. and cottages have
been taken for the season by MIR and
Mrs. Garrett Buckner Wall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emore Hotchkiss. M. and Mrs
Thomas Il. Scott. and family, Mrs
Robert s. Boshe-. and Joseph A.
White. OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs
James Il. Weir, OF Charleston: Mr. and
Mrs. w. g caperton, Air. and Mrs
p II. Fiourncy. and family. Of
Charleston MIR and Mrs. John
Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il
Hayne. and Alma Zodiac. OF New Or
leans; Mr.. and Mrs. john w. Grant
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Little. and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas :. Paine. and Miss
Douglas Paine. OF Atlanta: Mrs T.
NJ. Lathrop l,i Miss Eva Lathrop. of
R!rm!nGha III. ala. Nj. and Mrs. i. H.
Smltherman aud family, OF Shreve-
port, La; Mrs. J. *. Wise, OF MIL
family. OF louisville; Mrs. A NJ Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. De Courcey Thorn, and
Judge and Mrs. Milton Elliott. of Bal
timorc; d.. and Mrs. Thomas Chat
ard OF Washington: Mrs. John $
Hill Durham. y. G.; w. L.. Busch
Norfolk. Va; Eugene Kelley. Char
lo,te. y. G.. ana Or. W. H. owen
Or. IL. A. Frank pr. l.. y. Park. and
Churohhtll Humphrey. OF Louisville,
Ky.
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford. of Rich
mond. is mere for Ter thirty-nfth
summer. and holds the long dis
taacc" record nmou% the Southern
contingent 81 White sulphur. With
her is Miss Mar /. lsaacs. OF Rich
inond
Alfred Harris. OF Richmond. is
spending jTl% hr"a. and MIR and
Mrs. Alexandr- Brown. and AIR. and
Mrs. John =. Dtford. are among the
well-known Baltimorcans. who will
Join the midsummer colony.
Hugh Black. il, has arrived from
Upper Montclair. y. j.. for July. lie
is son Of Rev. Hugh BLACK. u. u
author and professor OF practical!
theology a; Union Theological Sem
mary. and formerly pastor OF ST.
Georges United Free Church. Edin-
nurgh Scotland.
MIR. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis gave
large children's party at The
Meadows Thursday. inviting the
children .. IT,, sun mer colnnv TO
celebrate TIE fourth birthday Of their
era ndsOn Lawrence Lewis Jr. Mr..
and Mrs Lawrence Lewis. the latter
OF whom WAS Formerly Miss Louise
Wise. Will arrive shortly from their
lone ut 81 Augustine, and join Mrs
lewis mother. Mrs. j. n WISE. at
Tie Colonnad. cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Esk.w. OF
charleston. are the guests or Mr.. ANA
Mrs. William II. Lewis, at their cot
iage in Georgia Row.
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HALIFAX

Speclal 20 The Times-D ispa;ch.1
iiAiIFAN. VA. Juiy S.-Miss Mary
Coles iIankins delirhtfu!Iy enter
tanned the Bridge club at her home
Thursday morning.
Shepherd Pullman. Of Yves, Viz
einia. is spending his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. L.. PIT.
man.
John and Mary Tavlor craddock
visited relatives in South Boston
las; week
Miss Elizabeth rittman was tho
guest OF Miss Mamie Crews in south
Boston last wees.
Mrs. w. Il Earksdale has returned
from Lynchhurs
MISS Martha craddock is visiting
Miss Frances Vaughan. at Ciuste!
Springs.
pr William Martin. of Chariot.
was here recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Terrell. Of RAJ
eish. are the guests OF Miss Lula
Edmundsou
Mrs. James s Easiey and daugh
isrs, Bertha and Louise. arc spend
ms the summer in Rogers ville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. RarksdaIc. Jr..
ana j c. Earksdalc, OF I.ynchburg.
spent the past weekend with thor.
father. Judge W. H. Barksdalc.
pr W. Macon Smiley and hfs eon.
lacii smiley. o: Snlcm. we're visilors
~ Halifax this week.
John II. Edmundson and William
Halt Edmundson, OF philadelph.a.
spent July with their parents here
Mrs. Il. s. Lacy is spending the
summer at Glue Ridge Sanator!um.
near Charlottesville.
John Dickens. Of North Carolina.
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BUCKINGHAM


Especial to The Times -Dspatch.l.
BUCKINGHAM. VA. July Stub
bard Baird. who Is stationed ut
Richmond and In government en-
ploy. motorcd TO Farmville and
brought his sister. Alss Minnie Baird,
10 sho;r Semo nsc5 hesa, where they
spent Srrday.
Thomas Il. Hall has been travelling
the past week In Goochland County
In the interest of tho tobacco assoc
citation.
Rev. Charles NJ. Darrell Is the re-
cipient OF new car. n present from
his church members.
Miss Darrell, n sister of Rev. c. M.
Barrcll, has been here on a visit 10
her brother and his family. Her
homo Is In Maine.
Mrs. Charles Marks. OF Richmond.
spent last Sunday at her fathers
home In this county.
Mrs. Lewis Shepherd. OF Richmond,
spent last week in the home OF F. w.
Childress. near here.
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lro arc cnjoyins a sojourn at tho

WHO arc enjoying a sojourn at tho
Springs.
The tennis court has been put in
sood condition and Is being freely
used by the guests. Several match
games are being arranged between
The tennis clubs of South Boston and
Clarksville.
II. II. Anderson. OF Richmond, Is
stopping at the Springs.
The roads leading out from Buff
taio Springs are In good condition
ana many interesting motor trips are
EelnB arranged from time to time
by parties from Buffalo Springs.
Irips to Richmond and to Raleigh,
\. C., are favorite routes.
Mrs. II. a. McClumb and Mrs. w.
L. Harriss. of Danville. are spend
ing The month OF July at the Springs
with their children.
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was here TO see his mothef. last week
h. S. Lacy and Wallace Moore have
returned from New York.
r. G. Craddock. of Lynchburg. was
nj home for. the Fourth and had
AS his guests Clayton Patton and K
Z. Vaughan. also OF Lynchburg
Miss Lee Faulkner. of Raleigh. \
c.. Is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs
Tom Ieigh.
Halt Bouldin. OF Winston-Salem
n C.. has returned after visit to
his home here.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Rie,y md
daughter Emma. OF Richmond. and
Mr. and Mrs. Easley Edmunds. OF
I.ynchburg. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. III. II. Edmunds
Misses Baker Compton and Rosnlic
POWELL. or Royden, were guests las,
week OF Misses Glenn and Edna Einm.
Mrs. Williams or Richmond. and
Miss Mary Frank Hughes. OF ken
lucky. are visiting Mrs. r.. II
Hughes.
Miss Anne Baptist. Of scot,sburs
~ spending some time with her aunt.
Mrs. w. s. Levy.
Mrs. +. c. Lacy had as her guests
ms week Mrs. l.. III. Chalkley, Miss
Lillian Chalkley and sirs. c. w. Tuck
tr. OF brakes Branch.
MRS. Blalock, OF Ashovilie, and
Miss Maude Chisholm, of RondoInh
are guests Of Mrs. Edgar Iioddcr,"
John ELAN. OF Keystone Va hns
returned after visir to his naron,.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Fam.
MRS. Arthur S. Chadbourn has 70
turned from visit 90 rIo,ive, T.,
Greensboro. y. &. al