Evening star., 1924-09-14
CULPEPER.

COLPEPER, Va, September l3 (Spe.
clal)--Fifteen knights entered the
tournament at Criglersville last Sat
uraay. The four who won honors
were: First. T. ]. Collins, Greene
county; second. C. P. Newman, Or
anse County: third, J. F. Joliff, Rap
panannock, and fourth. r. w. Clore
Madison County. Mayor Alden Bell
OF Culpeper delivered the charge to
the knights and George l.. Browning
or Orange made the coronation ad-
dress.
TWO unusually good wheat yields
recently have been reported from two
farms near Culpeper. John Y. Button
made rs bushels to the acre on A
acres, and George Hiden, "a bushels
on 12-acre field.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of st. Stephens Epis-
home of Mrs. NJ. H. Calfee. A pro-
gram of auxiliary and missionary
work was conducted
Miss Zoen Kuh Zien of Shanghai.
China. student last year of Harri-
sonburg Normal School. was in Gull
peper this week for a visit to a class
mate, Miss Hester. Thomas, en- route
to her school in Greensboro, N. c..
Mrs. Roger A. Bickers entertained
at an informal dance Saturday eve
ming at Greenwood, her home near
Culpeper, in compliment to her nieees.
Misses Ann and Eudoxia Strother,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
Strother
A cherry tree belonging to A. W.
Haden Of the Antioch neighborhood
has produced two crops this season,
the hrst one being harvested in June,
and the second has just ripened
Mrs. S. j. Ford Of Madison has been
exhibiting the champion tomatoes of
the season, which she grew in her
own garden. Seven tomatoes weighed
10h pounds.
The Culpeper High School opened
for the Fall term Thursday with an
enrolment that will tax the capacity
of the two large buildings. r. r.
Tolbert Is again principal. with Miss
Ruth Campbell assistant principal
and corps of 19 teachers.
Members of the Bridge Club and
additional guests were entertained at
bridge, followed by tea, by Miss Byrd
Law. at her home, on Jameson Hill
The hostess was assisted by her niece,
Mrs. John Keller Of Washington.
Miss Annie Belle Williams won the
prize for the best score.
b. l.. MoZingo, a member of AmiSs-
vile Baptist Church. Rappahannock
County, since boyhood, was ordained
to the ministry there. Rev. w. L.
Britt delivered the ordination SER
mon and Rev. George w. Hurt deliv-
cred the call to the ministry and pre-
sented the Bible.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Miss Anna
Hugh Wager, daughter of the late
Hugh D. Wager of Culpeper, to H.
Donald Gorrell of Baltimore, in Bal
timore.
Mrs. John S. Goldsmith entertained
at bridge Saturday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Charles NJ
Brown, of Roanoke.
Mrs. Sarah Elder gave a reception
at her home Friday night in honor
of her son and his bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson~ Elder.
Miss Eliza Tucker Taylor, who has
been spending the Summer with her
mother, Mrs. S. NJ. Taylor, left this
week for Richmond to resume her
duties in the Highland kindergarten.
Miss Taylor was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Annie Moss Taylor, who
goes to the University of North
Carolina -----r-'--
Lewis Neill. son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. &. Neill, who has been spending
the Summer at Lancewood Camp for
Boys in the Catskiil Mountains. has
returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. James Jett Mccormick
of Norfolk are the guests of Mrs
McCormick's sister. Mrs. Horace
Smithey. .-.r
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore and
little sons, Charles and Cabell, OF
Richmond are the guests of Mr.
Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
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