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by marrying me. Marry me
and well take a boat for Bali or
the South Sea Islands or Majorca.
Any place you say" He caught
her shoulders, drew her toward
him. "Toby, you know how | feel
about you"
But, I've told you, Tim"
81 know. You've told me you've
just found your father and you
think you should stay with him.
But you said that three months
ago. Besides, Pm not asking you
to marry me right away-though
wish you would. I'm willing to
wait. All | want is your promise
that you'll marry me some day.
Won't you say it, Toby?"
81 can't, Tim. Not yet"
But you will. You might just
as well, Gorgeous, because I'm go
ing to keep right on asking you
until you do"
New York in October. Crowds
thronging the avenues. Shop win
dows glowing with rich autumn
colors. Early dusk and a crisp
wind from the river. Boys and
girls college-bound. Theater en-
frances a-glow with lights. New
York in October
Toby and Bill Brandt swung
along the crowded street. "llcrc
VIC are he said. halting before
an entrance. "fhere's still time
TO change your mind"
"But ! don't want to change
it."
"Okay."
They went inside. 1t was the
cafeteria where they had eaten so
often before, the cafeteria with
the red and whit" checked table
cloths and the "wednesday night
specials"
Toby said, at hasn't changed
bit, has it,"
"NO."
They joined the line before the
steam tables, carried their trays
to table against the wall. Toby.
setting out the dishes, smiled. "Do
you know why | wanted TO come
here tonight, Bill?"
lie said, with mock alarm, "NoW
don't tell nc that you're going to
go sentimental! You wouldn't say
it was for old times sake, would
YOU"
She shook her head. cts the
corncd beef hash," she said. "Thcy
always have it here on Wcdnc.-
days, you know. Doesn't it look
marvellous"
"Dclicious. Though it's not, if
I may say so, exactly the dish for
Il daughter Of the pampcred rich.
Corncd beef hash is plcbeian,
Toby. Favored with onions. Hum
ming birds tongues is what you
should be ordering"
II don't see why. | like hash.
Last week | brought my father
here and he's been talking about
it ever since"
"Yom father isn't Il very good
example Of the pampercd rich
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He rose to his feet and turned
at her direction. you're crazy
about the country, aren't YOU
GorgeOus?" he asked.
Eyes. It's still new to me. Thi!
is the first summer I've ever beer
in the country in my life. I'll be
sorry to leave"
You'd be a lot sorrier if you
didn't. New York's the place to be
IN the fall. Best time Of the yeal
there. always get a kick out OF
it. New shows opening up, new
places to 90, new people! The
Millheim show opens next week
you know. Going to let me take
you?"
She was looking at the sunset
and did not answer.
"Hey!" Tim exclaimed, "didn't
you hear what | said? Are you
going to let me take you to the
Millheim show"
"Why, yes--I guess So"
Him. You don't seem to BIZ
very enthusiastic !"
Toby said, alphabetically, 81
didn't mean it that way, Tim.
was just thinking about something
else"
81 could see that, all right
Must be something important"
mo" Toby shook her head. "a
was thinking about last year, Tim
About what | was doing at this
time year ago"
WHAT"
II had a new job - sitting in
the window Of a fvC-and-tcn store,
rolling up my hair on curriers' and
then taking them down again to
show how. the curriers' worked.'
'i'll bet you had Il crowd al
that window! We're the curriers'
any good"
81 don't know. My hair culls
naturally anyhow"
Tim laughed. 81 guess that's
what you might call 1t story to
make your hair curl DO YOU
know, Gorgeous, every day in
every way YOU become more and
more remarkable. The crazy
things you've done! And the way
things have happened. Just think
of tin one wear leaving the
6yo OVID tou .+oro 10 Lo.on,n tbr
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

TOBY RYAN, 10, is a photo
graphic model, posing for photo.
graphs to be used in advertise
ments. Unknown at first, she is
soon in high demand in the stu.
dos, particularly after she is
chosen as The Killyer Soap Girl
Toby shares an apartment with
HARRIET HOLM, another model,
engaged to marry CLYDE SABIN
whom Toby distrusts.
Wealthy TIM JAMESON show.
ers Toby with attentions for
time, and then seems to forget
her. Toby's oldest friend is BILL
BRANDT, who works for an ad-
vertising agency. She is fond of
Bill, but has never thought of him
romantically.
JAY HlLLYER, president of
the Hi!lyer company, sees Toby
posing for some photographs. He
takes her to dinner and later she
has frequent engagements with
him.
Clyde Sabin marries a wealthy
widow and breaks the news to
Harriet in letter. Toby and Bill
reach the apartment to find Har-
riet overcome by gas. She recov-
ers, after a serious illness, and
goes to the country for a rest.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXVI
1t was another picnic - the
early evening Of a warm Scptem-
Der day. The sun, low in the west,
was golden disc In another half
hour it would drop from sight.
Long shadows had fallen on the
little valley, darkening the green
Of trees and shrubs and the field
stretching eff to the left Of the
shallow stream. Near the waters
edge the first sign of fall had APP
peared-gaudy patches of scarlet
berries in the sumac bushes.
A dozen feet from the stream
Il campfire smouldcred. A girl
was sitting on 4 log, watching the
young man who knelt by the fire.
1t was Toby and Tim Jameson.
Toby wore light tan jodhpms
and Il white shirt, open at the
throat. the sleeves rolled up. EX-
cept for the shirt, Toby was
symphony in tan--thrOat and arms
and face almost as richly colOred
as the honey shade of her hair.
She finished the last bite Of a
steak sandwich. cts amazing"
she said, smiling. "Who would
ever have suspected you, Tim, of
having talents as Il cook"
He was also in riding clothes.
Tim gl'inned. "You've no idea how
talented | am"
what is this--Sales talk"
at might be-" He looked up at
her, but she had turned and was
Watching the horses, tied little
distance away, grazing.
81 wish | could take Happy
with me-" Toby said, "when | go
back to town next week"
"You'll have plenty Of other
horses to ride"
eyes. | know, but like Hap
py.' Look, Tim, how pink the sky
is pptting"
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tsi.hsssF obys sr pc
'.He says the same thing alb

you '--s''sa
Bill eyed her, pretending sever
ity. Trying to- win me with Hat
terry, are you, Miss HillSef?r j
warn YOU it will have no effect
She grinned.% sTou1e' such an
idiot, Bill"
as that supposed to be more
hattery" ac
"It's anything you want to call f..
it. But, never mind. How's the
advertising business these days?"f
"Great" For five minutes he
talked about ANDERSON & Blane'S,
latest achievement. Toby listened
now and then asking questions.
This was talk Of the world in D.,
which she had once lived, world
she had found fascinating. r
you do like your job, don't
you?" she said presently.
Better all the time. How about
you, Toby? Do you ever think
you'd like to be back in front Of
the cameras?"
She shook her head emphatical-. E.
ly. "No," she said. "And ] never D..
will be. I've seen enough Of that
girls who don't need work, play :.
ing at jobs while others who
should have them 20 hungry. l..
can find plenty to do without TAX
ing work away from someone who :
needs it" -.
You're right about that" He
eyed her, approvingly. Suddenly, d,
Bill said, by the way, that little
hat you're wearing is all right. ] ,
like it," .. 81.
ITS an old one Of Harriet's. :,
had one she liked. so we traded"
"How is Harriet"
: "Shr looks grand. That month ,
in plainsyille did wonders for her.
Do you know what she says shes.
going to do? She wants to have
Aunt Abigail Dinwiddie come
down here and she says she's GO
ing to give party for her."
81 hope she comes. If I'm not
invited to that party, I'll crash
it," ,..i
you'll be invited, all right"
Suddenly Toby's face sobered.
THAT reminds me-" she said. "of Co.,
something | was going to tell you,
Bill. 1t isn't supposed TO be known
vet. but wanted to tell you 81,
He looked up, waiting. o.,
"H's about n wedding Toby
said slowly. you're going TO be
invited to a wedding, Bill" .,
ITO be concludcd)
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Adminislra-
tor eta. of the estate Of Anna
Church Morey, deceased! late of,
Henderson County. North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
10 exhibit them to the under
signed at its office in Asheviiie'
n. G., on or before the 7th dav
Of April, 1897, or this notice Will
be- pleaded in bar of their recov,s
cry. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediat"
payment. :, o..
This the 7th day Of April, 1896
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST.
CO., Administrator eta. OF Es-
tate Of Anna Church Mercy.
4-7-Tues.Gtp
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HULA DANCES CULTURE"

HONOLULU. (UP). - Ancient
Hawaiian hula dances and chants
have been elevated to the dignity
Of Il part Of Polynesian culture
by being put on the programs Of
the Honolulu Academy Of Arts.
Most of the other ancient arts Of
Hawaii have been lost.
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OLD SERMON PREACHED

KANSAS CITY. Kan. UUPl.-
Dr.. Bascom Robbins, financial
secretary Of the Bethany hospital.
recently returned to Elk Falls,
Kan. where he preached the same
sermon in the same, church, deiiv-
cred so years before.
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HOOSIER BEHIND TIMES

AUSTIN, Texas. (UP).-Secrc-
taries of Gov. James V. Alfred
pEZzlcd over letter from IN
Evansville, Ind, man addressed
"Gov. James Stephen lIo2g (per-
SOM" Hogg has been dead 50
years. The writer wanted to know
where to buy some Texas pecan
trees.
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HE WANTS DIVORCE

ST. LOUIS, April Il. VUPD.--
Henry J. Bocnig, salesman, filed
suit for divorce against his wife,
Lena, yesterday, asserting she re-
fused to live in their house be-
canse she said il WAS haunted.
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THE TIME mas been extended tor
government repair loans. Lei
us help you get one ana 10
that work now. Rigby-Morr,ow
Go. I.umber-Builders' Supplies
--Millwork. 4th Ave. East.
Phone 81.
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PAY YOUR TAXES NOW: ES,
PECIALLY COUNTY TAXES
FOR 1884 AND PRIOR fEARS !,
WHILE YOU CAN STILL USE
BONDS. DEBT SETTLEMENT l
MAY FIRST NECESSlTAlE
PAYMENT OF SAID TAXES
IN CASH. CITY TAXES MAI
YET BE PAID WITH BONDS:
SEE o. ROY KEITH, PHoNE
So
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SALTS PRESERVE PORTRAITS

LONDON. (UP). - Chemical
salts are being used to save from
diSinLegratiOn four Of ScotIamd'S
oldest national portraits. These
paintings include portraits Of
King James III of Scotland, King
James ", as a boy, and Margaret
Of Denmark, wife of James III.
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43-PersonaI Property

LOST - Very valuable
eighteen size 21-jewel Hamilton
lost in HendersOnville, Wednes,,
day, April Is. Suitable reward
to finder or for information
leading to recovery of same.
Sheriff's office.
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THIS is National Accident and

Health Week-the time to let
us explain our protection of
your income and payment of
medical care in case of accident
or illness that might affect your
salary or income. Phone 1870,
Edw. K. Sutherland Co.
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Special Notices

FREE-MOTORIST, DRIVE IN!
Present this adj, and receive
one quart of Guardina Oil.
Good for Wednesday only.
Mace's Grocery Service.
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BUILDING MATERIAL for the
home Of Clyde Ward of Dana
is being furnished by us. Ask
the contractor, w. S. ByerS,
what he thinks of our material
Rigby-Morrow Co. Lumber
Builders Supplies - MilIwork:.
18th Ave. East. Phone 81.
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POLISH - For pr
amos, furniture. automobiles
brass beds, leather upholstery
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by us. BrunsOn Furnl-
ture Co.
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GIFTS FOR
GRADUATES
Timely Suggestions for
those seeking Gifts or
Service Ideas for
Graduates

PHOTOGRAPHS will keep ever.
green those sweet memories OF
graduation. Daughter or son
would appreciate Il dozen. Bar
ber'S Book Shop-Baker's Art
Gallery. !"
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VETERANS - Let your bonus
help you build a home or i'm
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make 1t go
as far as possible. Henderson
Vile Supply and Coal Co. Lunl-
Der, Millwork. Coal. Lenox
Park. Phone 800.
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sNVT VI vi " =
a FRIEND asked of another If
he knew OF Il house and few
acres for rent. He Interested
himself for his friend and went
out indiScriminately asking
those he met about u place to
rent. That was a good plan
100 years ago. Tell yO'w mes
sage through this adv. depart
mcnt and read the advertise
mcutS to see what the real
estate men have To offer.
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LIES MILEPOST is commence
mcnt and graduation. That calls
for tokens, gifts, congratula-
tons, etc. This department tells
shoppers where they can find
appropriate articles. Good place
for merchandising suggestions
until COmmencementS of rural
and city schools are over. =
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: ginning TO pile up on
'.. us 'to your paint
b '"r rush, Station Il
't,n,rlS and Paprr
/ Phone oa.
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WHITE SHOES are appropriate
for girls and misses at COM
mencement. $1.95 to 1926.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shepherd.
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I2-RadioS and Service

USED RADIOS for rent Or sale.
Midcity Tire Company.
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GRADUATION GIFT selections
made easy here where there IS
wide variety of choice for boys
or girls. Leona Allen Young,
OptOmetriSt, Jeweler. =
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS go
we'll as graduation gifts. If not,
try sporting goods, jewelry,
etc. Sherman's Sporting Goods
Store. I"
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ONION SETS at Wholesale price.
Fresh plants daily; cabbage,
onions, seed potatoes, Irish and
sweet. Fertilizer. Get the best
at the best seed store. ,iovan
Hyder Seed Store. It'll Ave. +.
Phone $50.
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FOR SALE-New RCA Victor
Radio, 1881 model. II tubes.
Cost $50, sacrifice $40. Call
at TimeS-News.
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Is good. We an.

your patronage.
?, ZONES, Ben Bald
n Nv Narrem, and
,, "sAWeIl, drivers.
1''a Taxi. Phone 4 :
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GRADUATION GIFTS-Sugges-
tions in this department will
make it easy for you to remem-
Der your graduating friend or
member Of your family.
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WHISr

sarn.' '' lie is Il good
.t.n,.. % It attracts
3D. ~ To Your needed
,p tux o. over with
b. ''aoce < Realty
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CERTIFIED sweet potato seed.
$l.0O bushel; also packaged
seeds for sale. Buying furS, tai
low and beeSwaX. Shprman'S
Grocery. Phone OIL.
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.Foudstuffs
Services

!! MACHINE breaks
Us. W" can fix il by
s" parts on repairing
>aeN.E rs Machine
=
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WANTED
29--Heip (FemaIe)

MIDDLE AGE MAID, white or
colored. Stay on place. Phone
Ills.
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GRADUATION festivities call

for the services of the Hotel
Ames Beauty Shop. Perma-
ncnts $3.50 TO $3.50. Shampoo
and set, SOC. Phone $40.
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32-Rooms and Houses

ANY ROOMS to rent or light
housekeeping apar m c n $!
Don't let them stand idle until
Won have tried u classified adv.
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BENZ PLACED

.l, r,l. Safety of In~a -
, QIo-'.i p To $4,000
,rr,e, '@atrou First ST. FDJ
Ian Assn. Z
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For Rent
I7--HouSes

FOR RENT-5-room cottage, 400
North Grove.
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COMMENCEMENT Permanents.
Realistic. $500; Eugene and
Frederic $500; others, $3.50,
$500, $3.50 and $1,000. Phone
JI6, Deluxe Beauty Shoppe. "
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-21
PRAISES ENTERPRISE ON
ANNIVERSARY issue

The management of the Peninsula
Enterprise, Accomac, Virginia, are
to be congratulated upon the very
pronounced success of their mammoth
issue of August s, published as an an
niversary commemoration.
The publication contained much of
historical interest-history connected
with the paper and with the state
and county. The photogravure Sec
ton contained many cuts of old Vir-
ginia residences as well as new and
modern structures.
Of local interest was the publica-
ton of a list of subscribers of many
years back which contained only one
from Pocomoke City-Emerson G.
Polk, father of Mr.. Emerson w. Polk,
of this city; and of Mrs. Lucius Kel-
lam, of Belle Haven, Va.
Of course the Enterprise" has
made phenomenal growth since those
days. 1t is now one of the leading
weekly journals of the country, exerts
a wide influence for good, and is des-
tined to continue still further along
the path of progress.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-21
EVANCELlSTIC SERVICES
AT GOODWILL CHURCH

No one should miss the opportun-
ity of hearing Evangelist Billy
Virgins, Rev. VIM. T. Virgins, of
Philadelphia, Pa, who is to assist in
an Evangelistic Campaign at the
Goodwill Baptist Church, Rev. E. w.
Church, pastor, from September to
20 inclusive.
Evangelist "Billy" Virgins has had
a remarkable career. He enlisted
twice in the army and once in the
Navy. Losing his mother early in
life, he pursued the downward path
until sixteen years ago under the
preaching of Billy Sunday in Phila-
delphia he became converted.
He united with the church and later
entered evangelistic work, since trav-
cling all over the U. S. A., preaching
the Gospel and being greatly blessed
as soul winner.
Services will be held every night
except Saturday.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-21
MARRIAGE OF VIRGINIA
COUPLE ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Lambert
son announce the marriage of their
daughter, Sadie Harriet, to Wendell
Alva Pussy, son of Mrs. c. R. Ster-
ling of Cape Charles and the late
Washington Pusey, which took place,
Monday, August 18th at 1880 o'clock
at the Presbyterian Manse, Cape
Chrles, by the Rev. DuBose. There
were no attendants.
The bride wore spruce green suit
trimmed in brown beaver with brown
accessories. Her flowers were a
shoulder corsage of pink rosebuds, lily
of the valley and fern.
Immediately following the wedding
the young couple left for a motor
trip to Camp Washington and a tour
Of the Shenandoah Valley. They will
be at home after September LIST in the
Eubank Apartments on Randolph
Avenue, Cape Charles.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-21
mind" SUBJECT OF
SESSION SERMON SUN

"Mind" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches OF
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, August
%.
The Golden Text will be from Pisa.
147:5-"Great is our Lord, and of
great power; his understanding is in
finite"
Among the citation comprising the
Lesson Sermon will be the following
from the Bible-I Cor. 10: 2-"Let
everyone of us please his neighbor
for his good to edification."
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, page
467-"It should be thoroughly under
stood that all men have one Mind, one
God and Father, one LifO, Truth, and
Love.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-21
"SAN FRANCISCO"
TO BE SHOWN
AT MARVA
Opens Monday Starring Clark
Gable And jeanette Mac
Donald

A new and truly romantic team is
brought to the screen in Metro-Gol
wyn Mayors "San Francisco" cur
rently playing at the Marva Theatre
in Clark Gable and Jeanette MacDon.
aid.
For the first time the rugged two,
listed, jaw-socking Gable of old anG
the lovely Miss Macdonald with the
voice that thrills, are brought to-
gether, with Spencer Tracy sharing
stellar honors.
The story, directed by w. S. Var
Dyke and produced by Bernard Hy.
man and John Emerson is the story
of the Barbary Coast Of thirty years
ago, opening on New Years Eve
1906, and continuing through one OF
the most disastrous dramas of the
century, the San Francisco earth
quake and fire.
Gable is the boss of one of the
most popular resorts on the Barbary
Coast. Miss Macdonald is the small
town girl who wanders into his dance
hall, filled with ambition to become
a great singer. Beginning her career
on the Coast, she succeeds in rising
to operate heights, but returns tt
the Coast to sing in tights for the
man she loves.
Perhaps the greatest surprise Of
the picture, hoover, is the strikingly
different portrayal of Tracy who
abandons his usual tough roles to con-
tribute sincere and unforgettable
portrait of the priest, Father Mullin
Scoring in the suppodting cast are
Jack Holt, Jessie Ralph, Ted Healy
Shirley Ross, Margaret Irving, Harold
Huber and twenty-four former film
stars who may be discovered in minor
roles.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. William Dix and Miss Belva
Barber, left here Sunday morning for
a motor trip through the Valley of
Virginia, visiting Luray Caverns and
other places of interest and returning
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Watson
entertained the following guests at
dinner Thursday: Mrs. Robert Bos-
man and son, Bobby, of Norfolk, Va,
Mrs. Edward Wooster and two chill
dren, Jackie and Betty and Mrs. Ran
6olph Tindall of this city.