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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
WAYNESBoRo NEWS

Mr.. Ernest Stewart died suddenly
al his home in E. Waynesbor on the
18th. His health was not good,
though, he worked the entire Day.
lLneral service was held on the 14th
from the Union Baptist Church, Rev.
u. w. Stewart, pastor, officiating.
blue Ridge Lodge No. 232, A. +. and
A. M. OF which council he was an Oh
gan, assisted by JEFFERSON Lodge No.
w OF charlottesville, had charge,
and led the procession. The church
was packed to its utmost capacity
The performance was the most
unique ever witnessed here. Prot.
tgDert Terry took an active part as
director. The zoral designs were CO.
plous and beautiful. lnUerment Was
~ Riverside Cemetery.
Inc remains of Mrs. Benny Morris
arrived mere on the 18th and was
conveyed to the Oak Grove Baptist
1apulstC hurch, on the 18th and our
led at 3 PM. Her husband, Mr..
Benny Morris accompanied the body.
She died at their recent location n
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Or. l.. B. Goodall returned early
this week from Washington, Va,
where he had conducted a revival at
the Salem Baptist Church. He re-
ports success, 10 being added in the
church.
Mr.. Frank Carter, is reported Sc
riously sic. DR.. Menchell II. Nc
Chunn is his practicing physician.
The |. G. U. o. OF Abraham held
It's list annual session at its home o.
gee here on the 18th and 18th. Prof
w. T. Hopson, S. u. P. presided. Miss
l.. M. Hobson, S. G.. S., arrived here
on the 10th to fill her position dur
ing the session. The session was
quiet and peaceful. Mr.. James and
Mrs. Fanny Woods of Oliver Branch,
Avon, were present.
Mrs. Dollie Stewart and daughter,
Mrs. Lucille Scovans, the family OF
the deceased, Ernest Stewart wishes
ID express their thanks to the neigh
Dors, friends, and Mason Lodge, and
white friends for their kindness and
expressions of sympathy during their
aad hours, and for the loving flowers
contributed. They extend special
gratefulness to the doctors, and Mr..
homer Alexander.
Misses Lillian Lyttles is said to be
threatening with appendicitis. Her
mother, Mrs. Lillian Lyle had an ex-
ray taken on the 18th.
Mrs. w. P. Essex and daughter,
left on the. 14th for Pittsburgh. Miss
Essex will attend high school, and
her mother will remain there during
the term.
Miss Irene Nicholas left last week
to begin her thir term in the William
Penn High School, in Philadelphia,
Pa.
Master Donald Smith entered the
St. Paul Industrial College for his
second term last week.
Mrs. Harry Lewis, mother Of Don
amid Smith was home in his interest
and to look after her mother. Mrs.
Mary E. Carter.
DR.. C. H. Harris reports success
ful weeks service at the Main st.
Baptist Church, Clifton Forge. DR.. Fl.
A. Stevens is pastor.
am willing to express my opinion.
am willing to advise; but l cannot
diagnose or prescribe. See DR.. Men
chell H. McChann, next door to Per-
rvs Restaurant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
HARRISONBURG NEWE

Some of the Harrisonburg people
motored to Pleasant Valley to attend
a business meeting thele last Sum
day.
Mr.. Holmes Of Arlington, Va spent
the week end here as the guest Of
Mrs. B. H. Newman aad Mrs. II. V.
Johnson.
Mrs. P. S. Mitchell is visiting IN
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Washington
spent the week end in Washington,
- News has been received here OF fine
illness of Mrs. Kate Wheeler of New
York, we are glad to note that she
is little better at this writing.
Editor w. C. Brown was a visitor
il town during the A. L. Conven-
ticn.
Mrs. E. L. Stevens left last week
for visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Mary F. Awkard is visiting
relatives in Waynesboro, Va.
Miss Minerva M. Redd has return
ed after spending some time in
Stsunton, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Kennith Ware of Staunton,
spent the week end in this city.
Mrs. Walter Frances has returned
home after a short visit in North
Carolina.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
STAUNTON SOCIETY


WARM SPRINGS, VA.
Rev. E. L. Shitflet, pastor of Mt.
Pisgah Church filled his pulpit Sun
day. He also made very good re-
port IRON the berean Association
which he recently attended at Ian-
cops Mills. III
The Banquet given at Miss Ken
MES Holl last Monday night spon-
sored by the Laaies AID OF the NJ. +.
Church in honor OF their pastor,
Rev. G. A. Scott and timer District
Superintendent, Rev. Briggs was
well attended and source OF social
enjoyment to all present.
Just preceding the banquet the
second quarterly conference wos
held at the church. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Massle are
erecting new dwelling house
which is nearing completion.
Mr.John Lashwell of Marlinton,
w. Vo., called on Miss Allandra
Morris Sunday. He was accompa-
MED by his friends, Messrs Monroe
Cater, James Reynolds, Arthur and
Earnest Jordan. fiji
Mrs. Ida Swell, Mrs. Marp Reid,
Mrs. Evlyn Bossett and Mr.. Bur-
nell Jackson called on Mrs Malsena
James on Sunday.
ffiMr. and Mrs. Russell Wright, their
daughter, Miss Sofa, son, Thomas
and Mr.. Boyd Jones of Mlilboro
were guests of Mr.. Wright's sister,
Mrs. j. T. Morris Sunday after
noon.
A number of our friedns had
moonlight picnic on Flag Rock last
Tuesday night fiji
Mrs. Susie Essex is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mesdames Rosetta Temples and
Ida Sewell called on Mrs. Mollie
Jones late Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sallie Pettus, her daughters,
Miss Leila Pettus and Mrs. Mary
Gaines, her two sons, Messrs. Fred
and Berlin Pettus motored to Staun-
ton Sunday to visit her neice, Mrs.
Marp Willis. fiji
M. S. Morris
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
J. E. DAVIS AND MRS. BESSIE
DILLON MARRIED
Honeymooning In The North

The Staunton Tribune has been
advised during the past week OF
Mrs. Bessie billions marriage to Mr..
j. E. Davis. The marriage was per-
formed the past week. The bride AMI
groom are now honeymooning in At
lantic City and other northern cities.
Mn. Davis is well known to Tribune
readers. He was the winner Of The
annual subscription contest last year,
1929. Mr.. Davis and also Mrs. Davis
are employees of the famous End
.ess Caverns, both heads OF their de-
MI, Davis is also well known around
,artments. MIR. Davis is also well
.nown around Washington, Ba!ci-
mere, and New York City, where ne
Is fraternally and financially connect
ed. Mrs. Dillon, before becoming
Stewardess at Endless Caverns, lived
in Roanoke. This popular couple is
well known all over the Valley and
especially the northern end. They
have, on more than one occasion, law
ishly entertained society Of Harrison
burg, Luray, Staunton, Winchester
and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have the best
wishes of their many, many friends
all over the U. S., and certainly The
Tribune" offers them warmest col-
gratulations and hopes for them long
life and prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis expect to return to Virginia by
the latter part of September and will
be at home to their many friends at
Endless Caverns. They will visit the
b. NJ. C. which is converting in Atlal--
tic City, and of which Mr.. Davis is
an officer. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are
motoring. While in Atlantic City,
tl.ey were guests of Wright Hotel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
WEST STANTON NEWS

Mems day was held at the Sfoky
Row Church on. the second Sunday.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance. A nice program was render
ed. Collection for the day was $34.53.
Wiling Workers Club was enter
tanned in the home of Mrs. Nathan
lei Smith on second Tuesday. Quite
a number were present to enjoy the
hospitality of Mrs. Smith in her
beautiful new home. After business
session an appetizing plate luncheon
was served by he hostess. Next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Kate Leltch
on the first Tuesday Smoky Row
School opened on the 18th with a
good enrolment. We are glad to
have Miss Brent with US again this
session. fiji =,
Miss Doris L. Perry opened
school at Stuarts Draft last Friday
the 18th.
Misses Lena and Ada Jackson
visited home Sunday evening ac-
companied by Mr.. Leon Hart.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Daniels and
family and Mr.. Chas Samuels of N.
Y. City were the guest Of Mrs. IL
eta Moodson on Montgomery Ave-,
last Saturday. They LETT for N. Y.
City on Sunday morning.
N rs. William Stevens and little
granddaughter, Virginia, recently
spent sometime in Baltimore, the
guest of Mrs. Stevens son, Erskine.
Mrs. Stevens reports pleasant time.
Mrs. Leitia Jackson has returned
to the city after attending the mis-
sionary and A. M. E. League at
Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. Jackson was
away from the city three weeks.
Mr.. ond Mrs. Samuel Barber en-
tertained number of their friends
last Friday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Mary Johnson in honor Of
Mr.. Chas Samuels of New York
City.
DR.. Stuart B. Scott is attending
he Grand Lodge of Virginia Jur.s-
diction of the Masons at Fredr.cks-
burg.
Miss Theresa Becks returned to
the city a few daps ago to resume
her work as teacher of English and
History in Booker Washington High
School She received her A. B. ma
joring in History. Her instructors at
Union were highly pleosed with the
exceptional quality of Miss Becks
She has a splendid reputation as
History teacher in Booker T. High
and has held this position since 1924.
She will continue her studies at the
University of Penn. next year.
Mr.. Paige Lewis and Miss Louise
Hackney left for Richmond, Va, to
attend Union University. Bcth are
graduates of Booker T. Washington
High of this city. Mr.. Lewis is of
class 80, Miss Hackney '25. Miss
Hackney formerly attended A. and
T. College.
Mr.. Elijah Shelly returned to
Philadelphia, Pa, last Sunday. after
spending a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Essex Stewart on Sunny Side
ST.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27

Smith, his son and daughter, Miss
Mary Smith, his niece, Rev. Jones
niece, Miss Charlotte, Miss Hattie
Vaughn. Miss Bertha and Dorothy
Branch, have returned from Phila-
delphia, where they went with their
brother Theodore back to school. Mr..
H. Hughes, wife and daughter, Mr..
S. C. White, wife and Mrs. Clarence
Nowlen and Mrs. Mamie Leltwitch,
Mr.. George Allen wife and little
niece, Lucille Allen and Thelma Nor
ris all motored to Covington to the
fair. They reported a nice time.
Mrs. S. C. White and her niece Lu-
ellie Allen are leaving this week for
" ashington.
Mr.. John Tranmell is on the sicb
list. We are prouc to have our
teacher for the ensuing term. w e
hope how well she may do.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
MINTsPRINGs NEWS

Rev. w. P. Essex preached at
Bright Hope Church yesterday
morning,
Rev, Newman, Messrs. A. L.
Crawford and Otis Johnson called
on Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris near
Staunton recently.
Mrs. Ella Lee ad Miss Bette
Ware were in Staunton Monday.
Miss Allene Madison has resumed
her studies at B. T. Washington
High School, Staunton' We wish hel
successful year.
Mr.. Griffin Harris of Staunton
was here on business Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellas Pryor ant
daughter, Mrs. Lula White o;
Stuarts Draft were the recent din
ner guests of Mrs. Annie jenkins.
Mrs. Mary jackson and son were
in Staunton Tuesday evening on
business.
Mrs. Arthur Steele of McKees-
port, Pa. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Emmanuel Hunter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
CROZET, VA.

Mr.. Robert C. Wesley left Satur-
av to resume his studies at the st.
Paul School.
Mrs. R. C. Pannell of Staunton
was present and spoke at the morn
ing services of the Union Mission
Church Sunday. ;,
The Crozet District Deacon's
Union held it's regular monthly
meeting Sunday at the Mt. Calvary
BAPTIST Church. Among the visitors
were Mrs. Ponnell and Revs. James
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
IRON GATE NEWS

Sunday School opened at the usual
hour M. R. Hughes, the siperintend-
ent was in the chair. The teachers
and officers were all present. The
lesson was very beautifully.
by our teacher, Mrs. E. A. Morris.
The pastor, Rev. C. J. Jones preach
ed two wonderful sermons. We were
glad to have with us Mr.. Chester
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27

Davis, L. M. Reed and Rev. Bowles.
Mr.. Lester Washington and Mr..
Albert Walker are attending the
Albermale Training School.
Miss Mildred Wesley, R. N. of
Hampton, Va, is visiting her por-
ents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27
VIRGINIA.:
P. O. Sub Station No. 50

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
LAW AND EQUITY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE
18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1880.
Lula NJ. Trent --------------Plaintitf,
Against
Clarence Trent -----------Defendant.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from the
bond of matrimony by the plaintiff
from the defendant on the ground of
more than three years. And, an af-
ndavit having been made and filed
that the defendant is not a resident
of the State of Virginia, it isordered
that he appear here within ten (10)
days alter due publication of this order
and whatever may be necessary to
rotect his interest herein.
A Copy, Teste: Luther Libby, Clerk
By E. NJ. Edwards, D. c.
j. E. Byrd, p. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-07
Gavel Made of Bits.
From Hoover Office
Given to Builders

A gavel, fashioned from pieces
of wood that once formed part
of the trim of the executive Of
flee of the President. which was
turned to shambles by the fire
last Christmas eve. has been
presented to the Building Trades
Employers Association of Wash
ington.
The gift came from William ],
Blunt, 118 Carroll street south-
east, a member of the local Car
penters' Union, who was en-
ployed by the c. H Tompkins
Co. in the rehabilitation of the
workshop of President Hoover.
In a letter to the association
accompanying the gift Mr.. Blunt
states that, the gavel is a COM
position of pieces of the oak hand
rail once used on the stairs of
the main floor of the executive
office, a piece of the mahogany
border of the floor of the Presi-
dents private Office, two pieces
of the black walnut squares used
in the cabinet room floor and
pieces of mahogany from the
Presidents Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-07
CHICAGO DOCTORS
AFFAIRS TANGLED
Rescued From KidnaperS,
Demanding Ransom, and
Held on Criminal Charge.
az the A,sociated press-

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June Several things
happened in the life of DR.. Frank L.
Williamson between pm. yesterday
and dawn of today.
He was kidnapped from his Office at
the point OF a pistol, threatened with
death, held prisoner for ransom, wa.
rescued by detectives and finally was
himself locked up on a criminal charge
Detectives, notified by the physician S
secretary that he was a captive, res
cued him from the home of Mrs. Car
mello Lupreto. They arrested Mrs.
Lupreto and August Rusateri.
At the police station DR.. Nathanson
was ordered held when the woman
signed a complaint charging him with
having performed an illegal operation
upon her 16-year-old daughter, Anna.
DR.. Nathanson signed a complaint
charging Mrs. Lupreto and Pusateri
with kidnapping and eXtortion. The
girl Anna, was sent to the Juvenile
Home. And to round out. the cycle of
allegations, George Robertson, described
as the girls sweetheart, was held on
charges of contributing to the delin-
quency of a minor.
DR.. Williamson was in his office yes
terday afternoon when Mrs. Lupreto
entered, demanding that he accompany
her at once to her home saying her
daughter was dying. When he delayed,
the woman produced pistol, he said,
and threatened to kill him.
At the Lupreto home, according to
the physicians story, the demand for
money was made At pm. DR.. Ma
thanson telephoned his secretary to
bring some blank checks. Il must pay
out $4,000 right away" he said,
hoping by this to inform his secret a ~,
that he was being held against his will.
The secretary notified police. When
the police reached the Lupreto home
they found DR.. Nathanson had signed a
check for 5000 and a note promising
$500 more in installments.
On two previous occasions DR.. Ma
thanson has had experience with gun
attacks. In July, 1921, he shot and
killed in his Office two men who, he
said, had tried to rob him. In Novem-
Der, 1925, he fired six shots at two gun
men who called at the Office to avenge
some grievance which the doctor de-
clined to discuss.
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A new synthetic resin withstands
hammer blows and yet bends easily
when made up into thin sheets.
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APARTMENT DWELLINGS
PERCENTAGE FALLS OFF

According to building permit reports
received by the Bureau of Labor Sta
tisticS from 257 identical cities having
a population of $4,000 or over, there was
Slight decrease in. the percentage of
homes provided in new apartment
houses in 1929 as compared with 1923
In 1929 family accommodations were
provided in all classes of dwellings in
these 257 cities for 244,197 families,
while in 1928 provision was made for
388,678 families. According to permits
issued in these cities during 1929, 43 s
per cent of the families were to be
housed in apartment houses and 402
per cent in one-family dwellings. In
1928 53.7 per cent were provided for in
apartment houses and only 352 per
cent in one-fanlily dwellings.
During each of the last four years more
families have been provided for in
apartment houses than in one-family
dwellings in these cities. This change
in the type of building is causing some
change in the building trades employed
with a larger proportion of structural
iron workers and bricklayers.
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apolis, president of the association, was
made in recognition of the great de-
velopment that has taken place in the
business districts of Southern cities.
The convention will devote itself to
a concentrated study of operating and
rental problems of the Nations great
buildings. Exhibits of new operating
devices and rental campaigns have been
arranged for In conjunction with the
convention.
The program includes addresses by
several distinguished speakers, among
them Sidney w. Souers, executive vice
president OF the Canal Bank and Trust
Co of New Orleans, who will speak on
THE Business Outlook" and DR..
Marion Luther Britain, president OF
the Georgia Institute of Technology of
Atlanta, Ga, who will speak on The
Young Man in Business"
Tourists visiting Czechoslovskia last
year totaled 36l TAB.
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Tourists visiting Czechoslovskia last
year totaled 361 ,748.