Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-07-14
Pounding Mill

Johnson ana chiildren are spending
the week visiting her sister, Mrs
VIM. Johnson. in Bluefield.
X. E. Mitchell, of Johnson City,
came yesterday to relieve Mr.. r.
Trayer, the agent here, for Is days.
The many friends of Mr.. Mitchell will
be delighted to to know that he ha.
finished his first year pharmacy course
in the University Medical College of
Richmond, and passed also his secont
year in medicine at the same institu-
tion.
The following persons attended the
dance Friday night at Cedar Bluff
Pavilion: Miss IVA Steele, Messrs.
Rex Steele, John, Fred, and Harvey
George Gillespie. George and Jim Bob
Hurt. They report fine time.
Miss Margaret Hurt attended the
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Harrison Thursday night
Rev. Mr.. Pangle, of the Me thodist
church, perached Sunday afternoon to
very large congregation, following
by an interesting talk by Rev. j. N.
Harman on the Laymens' Movement
The Rev. Mr.. Rimmer preached an
excellent sermon on Monday night at
the Church of God to an appreciative
audience. He preached last night at
Maxwell and has an appointment for
each night this week down the line.
He seldom misses a day or night
preaching; says there is so much to
be done, and what we do we must do
quickly. He attended the Anderson.
Indiana Camp meeting.
Misses Pearl Mcclure, Rose Early
and Lena Scott, of Cedar Bluff, were
pleasant visitors to Miss IVA Steele
one afternoon recently, as was also
Miss Hazel Wynn, of Baptist Valley
ON yesterday.
Mrs. r. X. Gillespie went to Taze-
we'll Saturday on account of the death
of her relative, Mr.. Jos. Moss.
Mrs. N. and Nj. and Miss Rebekah
Davis entertained the following per
sons at their home "The Bungalowe"
on yesterday: Misses Tot Mccall.
Turk, Slemp. Henry, Joe Britain,
Marjorie HARRISON, Mary B. Giles
pie, Richardson, Annis, and Greevre :;
Mesrss. jug May, Rex Steele, Frank
Lewis, Bob Henry. Some of the party
engagedd in fishing, others in horse
back riding, bathing in the Cinch,
etc. A regular dinner was served at
noon Mr.. and Mrs. George Brewster
have had very sick child with
whooping cough.
Mrs. Byrd Brewster was able to at
tend church here Sunday and Monday
night.
Mr.. James E. Mcclure, of Cedar
Bluff, visited his sitser, Mrs. w. B.
Steele Friday afternoon.
The Odd Fellows met here Saturday
night.
Miss Pearl Crewey. of this place,
was married to Mr.. Howard Reid, of
Cedar Bluff at the Falls Mills station
by Rev. Isaac Wright on last We'd
nesday at z o'clock a. m.
Will Reese Sparks has returned to
Whitweood.
Mrs. Kate Prutet has returned to
Graham.
Mrs. Williamson. of Dry Fork, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. C.
Robinet.
Mrs. Ans Walker spent yesterday
with friends here. She expects to
leave Thursday on No. 6 for Ter home
in Oklahoma.
Mrs. j. Baldwin and children re-
tured Sunday attire weeks visit to
Welch and other points.
The following persons were guests
of Misses Christian between trains
Wednesday: Misses Allie Wyatt, An
ME Luttrell. Daisy Brown; Messrs.
Kent Wyatt and Hughes.
MIR. and Mrs. James Quissenbrery
are proud parents of the sixth boy
who arrived on Friday night, making
seven in all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Azbury and
children, of Bondtown, were visitors
to their sister, Mrs. II. w. Christian
on her way from Bristol.
Robert Gillespie went to Tazewell
Monday afternoon on business.
Mrs. J.T. Altizer and children Wis
iteud her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
tizer at Gillespie Saturday night and
Sunday.
Vim. Noah, of North Tazewell,
spent Saturday night, Suday with his
family here.
New Arrival On TazeweIl Avenue