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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Decorations were suggestive o, uailows
ecn. Several musical numbers were ens
Mrs Dewut walter was hos'ess a. 30
Informal dinner with Mrs. To- D. uracfft
~ honor guest Mra UrurkcU'H home -
IN Idaho. she was formerly Mas Ciar-
Mrs H n. storr. entertained ths Gan,
souDi club members ot 1 o'clock luncheon
Mrs Wallace Anben LOTT ias, vsst f.r
California 90 be WIN her mother who s
reported quite sick
Mrs W t. Moore sui her mother Nra.
-. n Gray entertained 81 o'clock fet
on Friday complimentary 10 Mrs q ".
Bcmis and Mrs. =. \ Tout ~ York, Nob
guests iu their home Assisting iu re-
oeiving we're Mesdames " &c. McKosvo-.
" n Townsend. w. D.. swlgrrt, o.. ".
iiirpr nud Miss Elizabeth Vnvio.
Mr auB Mrs W ~ uodds and family
have some 10 Kansas City vhsro uey
Mr. ~ X w1t,ms aod asurh,e,.
WAnds, spent tho week k.erl m Pond Crook
guests in the home OF Sir nud MrH q. a.
Pest
EuEenla Kibels and G,owrcns Gentry
drove 10 Oklahoma city to spend ths
wcHk end with ftlynia.
Mrs John Sh0ushnu7sey ~ rhicsro who
had been visiting h't parents. VI, Hui
Mr o. y. Brady, returned home this
Ms John curtsn is home from Chi-sr,
where shc went with her daughter HUs
catherine. who will study IN Tire chicago
university THIS winter.
Alvin bavls iolnei tho American legion
boys Rud A. attending the convention IN
New orleans
Mr. ana Mrs John Burns left overland
f1r Kansas Dlty where they will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Trauk Uafp.
q \. Whsrienhy sni son. Charles, are
huntlng in the Rlamiah mountains THIS
wprk
Mrs q =. lawrence Of Tulsa. who hhs
heon Waiting her parents, Nr. ard Mrs.
/ " nrown ,roturued home saturday.
Mrs. rnul Iehnen NJ columbus Nrt..
returned to her homo saturday aner
visit of two weeks With her parents. NJ.
and Mrs. Ben Fouquty.
Mfs Joe Frauif after . short VISIT IN
tho city with relatives, left TOR Uu'cnir-
snp. Kan. 10 visit her mother. Mrs E.
Hoonc. ON hor return to urahnm. Teza7,
her home, buo Will stop over in Lnid tor
several days
Dr. Charlts itorrcr returned 20 Chicaa1
after short visit at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs w, u. Trantz Mrs Homer 20.
rainod and viii visit In tho city several
days.
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htlt Ehs
Mi. Charles Bradley was hostess 10 the
..rubsrs Of her sunday School class Fri.
day evening siying. party az the resi-
dsnce Of Ms. ., J. Bulls, games inter
ists hour. Befreshments were served by
. he hostess assisting her. were Mrs lIar.
, fs1u Hickey and Miss Harris.
cash Letutne. with his rig builders. re-
tl-reI home from BfistOw this week
one Of the most delightful events Of
.ae season was the party given Friday
..rfrE by cary Reed AZ the humA OF his
tsrsn,s Mr.. and Mrs. Reed The house
vas decorated with beautiful flowers
panty refreshments were served.
v- L. u. Latiiner received the sad
iri.Iiesrce of the desth OF his uncle Mr.
"a Iatimer OF Dallas, Texas. Mr., tau-
rsr was manager Of the Magnolia Oh
Irr 90 ono time been division superinten-
g-Gt Of the p. .. q. HIS many friends will
sret 90 learn OF his death
Nfs. clarence Wagner LETT sunday for
west Plans, Mo. Tor an extended. visit
.,.tH relatives and friends.
A. Dolcamp ~ Okmulgcs and Mr.
and Mrs Peter Kiefer Of Drumright spent
l.4 s.sH-ond with Mrs. !. y. Larcom.
Mrs Prank Jackson 10 in Bowdcn this
week visiting friends.
V- and Mrs. Jim Charles OF Brstow
ere trs guests " kiofcr friends this wo'lC
Miss Mary Phpps ana Mrs. Rylaudsr
vrra visitors IN Tulsa last weekend.
Mrs e. l.. Shoute and Mr.. and Mrs
Co., U. OBb Of Glcnpool were visitors sew
s.I DAYS this week In the home Of Mr..
sri Mrs. John Obj.
Vrg H. j. Dennis and dauhgtsr Miss
Mildred were guests of friends at Bris-
rv first ot the week.
rarI johnson left SUNDAY Tor Ckmuigoe
'ar visit with his sister Mira. Bessie
,fsws ard Mr.. Adams.
Wr and Mrs /. A. Harris % Eldo-sdo.
$40. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John slo-
..f1 together they mOtored TO Luther and
.rsr' several DAYS this week with Mr.
sri Mrs Barney Harris returning homo
psrs and Guy Thompson and Nelson
loft Tuesday for the Illinois river on a
Ms peter Smith and Mrs Marshall
listed Mrs J, e. Hirsch ot Atlanta.
ga who Ia the guest Of her mother Mrs.
u knight of Okmulgee and Mr.. knight.
Mrs uirsch who was Miss sadie Pelier
before her marriage to Mr. Hitsch Is we'll
known here.
Miss Hazel Long Of Tulsa was the guest
~ Mrs. Peter Smith for weekend re-
urrIng home Saturday.
Mrs Sarah keylon left Saturday for an
extended visit with her son ". n. Key
ar and Mrs. keyion
Mr and Mrs. George Rack. Mr. and
Ms r.. n. Back, Mr. and Mrs. Barns
dale and Mr.. and Mrs Herb Back motor
"a TO MIskogee this week on few days
uIoaure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frederic srs tho
proud parents 20 a baby boy born october
iHfh whom they have named Eugene.
Miss Julia Miller Of Oklahoma city who
las been visiting relatives iu Sapulpa also
spent few days visiting friends in Kiefer.
81 Walter =. Winston ~ Tulsa spont
ts weekend with his sister Mrs. J. J..
walters
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tirst Csmr Fite" Each Camrfirs CHI
had beuu requested tn btIng the frst pie
ture OF thcmseNcs, baby contest game"
next and Mary NHudefs won tiny pair
NJ indian WocCaslus, tor guessing all the
babies. Atcr this contest was helI B
pleasant hour was spent M piayius r1ok
Misses Annie Lucille hussoy and ~ len
Gntrctt won highest score. second con.
tust was held zoo which the EiflH guessed
th" names OF no various birds common
Harriet cory ticd Tor the mocvbsIus thla
time. ON draw. harriet won.
MIS-. Cecil iarlty has, no hUr guest.
hcr mother. Mrs. johnson " rtyctto,IlIc
brother. ponsd Moore Of Clsremore
Miss Betty Ford. former Okem,u
teacher. but now teacher Boo iunibr hIgh
q llenryct,y spent no weok cnd VITA
MIss FotI entertained sd of urr turmcr
pupils with line party, aud then tt
MupmHws drug store.
Miss ollie Mosicr sud Arthur Mctsrand
we're married at wilson. October TO- iYta
bourgo Moslsr aud has lived here tIult
t child. SHE was very popular yuuus
ltdy, and Tor the vast two Years was thr
huukkocpcr Ht sanders variety store. The
groom was raised IN Tulsa. but spent lost
year here. With an OH Company ~ TULSA.
The happy s"nns roupia ar" matlus tt~tf
with tho yDuilcn ph company at that
place.
Mfs Hnu boHscy was hostess Co tho
"justnmere nridgs club saturday hfipf.
noon 90 hrr home ou Nutth IhIrd IUu
Afternoon wtH spent Ice playing bridge
Mta. OHIO Wilson won higu score. tu,
rrils being pearl handled butter knIf"
delicious tvu.rouras luncheon vpH
served.
Mrs. oscar Ross has as her guest ilis
week. her brother povel Moore of clare
mnre
4 most deIIEhiui social function was
tho luncheon given by sN WrWhyTH ui
the Luncheon UridFo club e. tho utNcr
sN members ON last Nrdnysdav at tN.
home ut Mrs. " \. buisud. Hta NrHf
broadway. Tho hoetrasca were MuHd4mcs
D.. D Parsons ". " Wallet " IS
Thpmpaon. D.. l.. peW. 4. l.. Glbaun aud
Dollar.
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Nj aud Mrs. J. }. Corbln and nir.
"olly scnulu ~ 1ulsa spont sunday with
Ml ana Mr', a.. g.. W. l!,", ,.,.,.,
Wednesday for Tampa, FLORIDA, where
they viii spend tho winter.
Mr and Mr, Herbert Reid Of Muakogce
and Mira n. ~. buulRp and Huti &. Mat.
TN ~ Pasadena Califoruls spcut Huu.
day with Mrs u. y warren and children
ana other Cowota tfiends Mrs. Dunlap
short visit expecting 20 return 20 Pasc.
denB within abort while.
Mr.. ani lMrs. }. u. Totten were Tulsa
number NJ Coweta attended the tven.
tieth Anniversary celebration at Btokou
arrow: Monday oyenins. namely. NJ. and
Vernon and Lawrence Trower. Mr and
Mrs. " n. ufiW, Mr ana Mrs nen Woru.
che =. g. rlnson, Mrs T.. g. Newton, Nj
and Mrs thaH. Holder. Mrs Vernon aud
Mt and Mrs W. ~. Cornelius. Mrs. LorH
v smith, Mrs. J. a. Estcs sud ~. L..
Mr and Mrs Fred Cochran and uyir
two children matored down from Tuls'
sunday afternoon foo a short visit witl
Nj and Mrs u. \. Tfower
high school spent the weekend IN Tulsa
The lunFr class went oS their wieuin
roast. roast satn1day nishhh1 H,,ssd q Friday
some ot tho most prominent members
from being present All report fine
hay ride and some delicious welners
Lawrence Tf1Wor and Fad N. wright
made business trip 10 nrikon Arrow
Mrs' Earl NJ. wright will entertain the
Irving club ht her home next 1uohday
Tado cook returned homo Monday eve.
ming after = business trim 90 Rapuipa.
Sunday evening where 10 attended IN
several business matters, returning homo
Mac Green of Tulsa. was a week end
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become the popular petticoat sub
stitutc. cut In sizes "a, 2s, 32, and
36 inches waist measure. Size 2S
required "a yards 36-inch material.
No, 1873. 4 charming style for
your new daytime fruck is illus
tratcd that will give you excellent
service N fashioned of tweed home
spun. serge or heavy canton crepe.
cut I'm sizes 80. 49, 80 and az inches
bust measure. Size &C requires ga
yards 36-inch material with five
oighths yard 22-inch contrasting.
All patterns 10 cents. In stamps
or coin (coin prcferrcd)
our fashion ana winter book Of
fashions which Is n most interesting
fashion magazine, contains over
three hundred STYLES, four pages OF
embroidery designs. three pages, of
styles worn by phutoplay stars, a
course in drcssmaking and valuable
yticles giving the stout woman
hints on how to dress to advantage
how the very slim woman can APP
pear heavier, pnd what colors are
most becoming 10 the blonde, the
brunette. etc. The price Is 10 cents
per copy. Address your order u
fashion dCpartmput
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solo. f. G. Hathaway; songs by the XII
wanians
Mrs NJ. e. John Of Evansville. Ind, II
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. ". O. How.
ellis.
The Loyal women met NJ tho home OF
Mrs, J. W Green Tuesday and after "a
short business session social hour was
enjoyed. A peanut race was the feature
Of the evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.
George stead and Mrs, George Wiley
tWo-course luncheon was served by ths
hostess
Mrs.. ~ Mcwhorter Is entertaining her
father. J, y. Gamh.n % Albany, Ky,
and, her sister. Mrs. @. T. Sunson, OF
Cameron, No
Miss Douglass and Miss Cassatt have
returned from visit OF several days In
Nhiz Bang,
Mr., and Mrs Dorniri OF Tulsa and Mrs
Ed Weber OF Dewey motored 20 lndcpend-
encr, Kan, whore they spont several days
visiting relatives
Miss Irene Fuwden is visiting Mrs. Irene
Swaller In Tulsa,
Floyd Hyer OF Boyuton IL the guest OF
his mother Mrs. y. II. Hyer
Twenty-Five freshmen attended = wiener
roast at Lake View school TuesdNy night
Esther Evans, I'd Chance Rnf Leonard
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No. 1903. Is n tlght-Ntting cor
set cover that will help 10 make
your outer garments set better and
slenderizo tho appearance. Cut IN
sizes SO, 3S, 40, ~, a.. 4G. As ana so
inches bust measure. SiZei3G re-
quires u yard 36-inCh material.
No. 96i2. An excellent style for
the juDior girl TO Wear to school is
shown In this sketch. cut IN sizes
I. s, S. 10, 12, and "a years. size
8 requires . yards 36-inch material
with / yard 36-inch contracting.
No. 1913. It's really a "cinch"
to make an apron like this, for with
the aid OF rick-rack braid. all you
have to do is ,stitch up the side
seams and add your tlmc-saving
trimming and the garment IL fin.
ished. Cut in sizes "a, 80, 3S. 40
and AZ inches bust measure. size 90
requires 2B yards 3G-inch material
No. lil7. \ house dress that is
! both attractive and practical IS
shown in this sketch. cut in sizes
IS, 3S. 40. ~, a.. 46 and As inches
bust measure. Size 36 requires 3s
yards 36-inch material with five
eighths yard f36-inch contrasting.
No. 9SO5. Boomers Ike these have
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NiFIKEH.


Mrs y. p. Thomson, Mrs. =. l. Meeker
Mrs. 4. T., Thomson, Misses Anna and
Carrie Thomson went Go Sparks ModneH-
day 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs Edward W.
Brown md see tho motor which Mr
Brown has Invented.
Williams. Mrs Joc clark ana baby wore
shawnee visitors tho first Of the week
Mrs. Grace prcntis- Of Fairfax al
,s's Of good government, Friday sveninr.
u. NJ. Fuller was In Oklahoma City
Tuesday
Or and Mrs/A. H. owens and utus
daughter Naomi have returned 20 their
home In Wichita. Kan. Before leaving they
were honored In dinner given by Mrs.
j. ". Sargent on Sunday and one by Mrs.
John Godell on Monday
Miss Berts Bryson and Alvin Walk
were married In Chundler last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Humphrtes Of
shawnee were breakfast guests sunday
morning Of Mrs. Humphrles' parents. Rev.
aud MrH T. = ClHck. They were motor
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Miss Ada NJ Whyte, public health nurse
OF oklahoma CITY. was here Wednesday,
on route To drove whore she conducted
health wotk Rt the county fair
Mrs sarah Hio,iuH. livinE near Grove.
wna q NlAinr how MnhnnllnN.
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Tho Fortuightiy Dinner club met with
Mr. and Ms q. y. Hurford. t2g West
broadway. Additional guests were Mr.
and Mrs ! .. brown and nr. and Mrs
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Thomas furnished cars FOR transportation
Richard Payne and clyde Hair were
guests with Miss Ethel Calvon and Ruby
iolndeNtcr the Chuperouos
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
The Secret Of the Red Emir;S 'lenttgsyBBgtranAkl

! could see him-his lax head, his
pale face. It used to come to me
in my sleep and peer at me, Crich-
ton. Peer-with blind eyes, you
know. With a sort of stony ac-
cusation in them !. Well, that's
past, thank God. His face-his
eyes-remain with-revisit-me
like the face and the eyes Of Sais.
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balanced upon his knees, which he
was examining:
"0h, ] have not forgotten Sais,
old chap" he said. 81 owe too
much to her to forget her-or to
forget that she will be awaiting
me presently at Luxor. And I
haven't forgotten that poor chap
that hashish eater. / shall re-
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member that BUSINESS as long as ]
live. But = somehow - his face
doesn't haunt me like it did. Pm
not callous, don't think that. It's
due to the lapse of time. the ex-
element, the consciousness that ]
meant no real harm to him, I sup
pose. For days, almost all the
time IL took US to reach this place,
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Or even Of that charming woman
who wished ~ luck-Mrs. LAM
marsh. Il tAst eallous, do you
think?" 5sA;
Hoodless shook his head. smil-
ing. go
"My dear Dick, no"-he added
(continaed on Next Psse)
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

National Plum Pudding
Light and aaky, with every ingredient per
feet, is this new National Plum Pudding
made by the National Biscuit Company. The
containers are beautifully decorated in blue,
red and gold. On the package are two ex-
cellenr recipes, one for hard sauce and the
other for hot sauce. The containers are her
meticaly sealed to keep the pudding fresh;
you can open them in second with con-
venient key which Is attached. One-pound
or rwopound tinA
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cHAfrER Win.

nUT before they arrived ct
Il Khartum, then awake and
stirring from ne black leth-
srgy thst % long had lain upon II
sfter the death Of Gordon, and
long before they had reached El
Obeid, . hundred and fifty miles
south, Dick Marchurst had recov-
cred himself.
Rallied gently by the wstchful
Hoodiess, he had explained grave
y-leoking ssscs . .l6O ride,
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
National Fruit Cake

Exactly what you have right to expect,
knowing the experience and standing Of the
National Biscuit Company, is their nes1
National Fruit Cake. Among the selected in
gradients are nuts, pineapple, cherries, cirron
and orange peel; and then the top Of the cake
is decorated with specially chosen fruits. You
have your choice of golden or dark cake, in
either two-pound or 6ve-pound size. The
beautifully decorated container may be used
for many different purposes.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

1t means purity, favor and fresh
ness; il protects you from mistakes;
look for it today at your grocer's.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

s&EE &2zgEESS XXa1N,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
SONS OF VETERANS
ORGANIZE IN CREWE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CREWE, VA. June IA numhe +
OF Sons OF Confederate Veterans OF
Crewe met Wednesday afternoon in
odd Fellows Hall In the old NJ.
&. ~. Building and organized Crewo
Camp. Sons OF Confederate Neter-
ans. The meeting was opened bX
samuel -. Rodgers, OF Petersb urE
past commander of Virginia. Mr.
Rodgers explained the work accom-
plished by the Sons OF Veterans
outlined the need uf such work es-
pecially Tor the relief OF tho Confed
crate Veterans and their widows
called attention to the historic work
effected by them. In correcting mac
markers and monuments TO tho deeds
OF vaior of the men of the Confed
eracy.
The following officers were elected
Commander. w. \. Nesbitt: lieutenant
commander, Henry e. Lee adjutant
w +. Taylor: treasurer. +. G. Yer
ser. chaplain, Rev Walter w. Balm
Quar.ermaster. Stewart Laneave
! colOrbearer, II. s Wheary.
| The charter viii remain open Tor
/ several days, when 1t Is desired that
! many more names may he added
| There were twelve names on III.
charter list. Samuel I.aneave. the
only Confederate Veteran in Crewc
| was present, and was made. upor
unanimous vote. an honorary mem.
= her OF tho camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
LOUISA

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.l
LOUISA, VA, June l7.-Captain u.
Keith Carlin, OF Alexandria. spent
several days recently IN Louisa at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. Worth
Smith.
Joseph ~ Porter and Bruce Box
ley, Jr., who have been attending tho
University OF Virginia the CAST ses-
sion, have returned home. Mr. Box
ley leaves shortly to go into bust
ness in Huntington, W. Va.
John Goodwin May and Henry
VALE Roberts. two Louisa boys.
are graduates respectively in law
and civil engineering this session at
the University OF Virginia.
Seldom hoxley. student at the
Augusta Military Academy, grndu-
ated with honors in class OF thirty
six. the youngest boy In the class.
Miss Bessie Enos. who has been
teaching in Williamsburg. has re-
iured TO her home.
Stuart Patterson. Of Lexington.
who has been visiting his cousin.
Mrs. W. .. Bib. left Saturday for his
home.
Little Helen Lloyd Archer. ofRich-
mond. is spending some time At the
home of her aunt. Mrs. Leroy boyd.
In WcstOvcr
! Mrs. James l.. West and children
have arrived in Louisa from Clifton
I Forge. where they spent the winter
and VIII occupy the old Walker
home. OH Elm Street.
| Miss Byrd Cameron left June II
! 10 Join a party OF young friends OF
camping party near Roanoke.
! Mr.. aud Mrs. James W. Wright
who have been on visit 10 J. T.
! Massic. have left for their home In
| Wayncsboro.
Miss Elizabeth Sterett. who 1.
spending several days In Richmond
leaves today for her home in Lexing-
ton, accompanied by her small neice
! Becky Lyle Bib. who will be one OF
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AMHERST

Especial to The Times pispatchl
AMHERST, VA. June l7.-Miss
Jennie Seay, who has been visiting
friends here, has gone TO her home
liz F!uvanna. where she Will spend
a short time before going to CO.
!umbia University.
Miss :. Maude Kelly. who taught
at Whitmer the past term. Is this
week the guest of Miss Marion Dear
born.
Mrs. John Thatcher and daughters.
who have been visiting at Judge c.
J. Campbeils. returned Friday to
Yves, Philadelphia.
Cadet Andrews, OF V. =. l.. was
here last week
Miss Helen y Young. dlrectress
Of music at Sweet Briar college. has
gone to Baltimore. where she will
spend her vacation.
Houston G. Joyncr, who was grad
uated from the University OF Virgin
Ia this week with the degrees of mas
ter and bachelor OF science. is spend
ing n few days In Amherst before
leaving for Washington.
Major and Mrs. Archie Vandergrift
and Archie Nandergrift, Jr. are
spending the summer al Mrs. f. d.
VOORHEES,.
Misses POPE, Elizabeth Suttorn and
Bette Brewster. OF Sweet Briar Col
iegc who have been guests OF Miss
Cornelia Hanger. have returned to
thoir respective homes.
Mrs. l.. II. Shrader left Saturday
for Willis. Va. where she will spend
a month with her mother
Miss Adclla Page. who has been
studying dramGtics in New York the
past winter, is at "Dulwich Farm
for the summer.
Mrs. Richard Wagner, OF Lynch
| burg. was the week end guest OF
Miss Margaret Vooheis.
Mrs. A. Parker Eskridge. and
daughters. Ellen and Elizabeth Esk-
ridge. OF Marion. y. c.. are visiting
Captain and Mrs. John NJ. Payne.
Miss Helen d. Joyncr returned to
Norfolk Friday after spending sew
erai weeks at her home here
Mrs. y. i. Calling, pf New York
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this week. Mr.. Gray said he liked
Australia very much and ileshened
ur several pounds while there.
Miss Mary Burg. Of Richmond, and
Mr.. Chester Scla,er. Of Roanoke. arc
visiting in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A i. Moon. Of Tamworth
Mr. and Mrs Harry Westerholm
and Miss Lillian Baird. sister TO Mira.
Westerholm. motored 10 Arvonia this
week.
The young people OF this COM
munity gathered at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. g. NJ. Garrett on Tuesday
night in surprise party in honor
of Miss Mary Taylor now Of North
Carolina. VINO was visiting Miss Ma
bel Garrett.
The entertainment committee OF
tho Cartersvi!ie Young Mems chris
'ian Association is making arrange
ments for a minstrel to be given AT
the Hamilton High School here the
latter part OF the month som. good
local talent now belongs TO the as
ISOLATION and II Is believed that the
minstrel viii he the best perform
ance Of its kind ever given here. The
entertainment committee is com
posed Of Messrs. w. y. Rhodes. Harry
W"stcrhOlm. Jamie Rhodes and John
:; Cox
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who has been attending the com
!ncncemcnt exercises al the V. NJ. l.,
from which her son. y. +. eating
Jr., graduated. is the guest OF her
parents. Captain and Mrs. John NJ
Payne.
Professor W. u. Cox and sons
Brantley and William Edwin Cox, OF
Smithne!d. and Clarence E Cox. OF
" arren, ohio are spending the sum
mer with Mrs. X. NJ. Cox.
Major and Mrs. a T.. Strobe and
family, who spent the winter in
Lynchhurg. have returned TO Ken
more" for the summer.
NJ. +. Robertson. who has been
agent for the Southern Hallway
Company, at Elma. has taken the
piac" of NJ. Il. BrookinGs here. and
Mir I'rookings Will go to Rector
town.
Mr. Hohm, of New York. is visiting
his sister. Miss isabelle Wagner. at
Indian Mission
Last week was especially gay with
card PARTIES and dances. and the So
cial calendar is still quite full OF a
round OF saietics. Wednesday eve
ming Miss iiessle Brodie gave one OF
her informal dances
Thursday afternoon, at "Ingleside."
Miss Marion D"n horn was hostess TO
the Bridge Club.
Friday evening fro~ to IL o'clock
Miss Marion Dearborn entertained at
a ban'i card party IN honor OF Miss
S. Lhrde Kelly, OF Culpeper.
Monday evening. at her home In
the village, Miss Cornelia Hanger