Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-08-02
Blacks Photo Studio.
"PHoTos THAT PLEASE"
Main Street, = Tazewell, Va.

Sam w Cecil and Mrs Cecil are the
proud parents of fine baby boy,
which arrived at their home at Pisgah
last week.
DIR and Mrs Quincy. of Pocahontas,
are the guests of Mrs Quincy's par
ents on Tazewell Avenue.
Mr. John Barns sold his fine farm
in the Cove last Saturday to Samuel
j. Thompson, the consideration being
$66, 600. The farm embraces about
$50 acres. 1t is understood that Mr.
Barns will buy farm in Maryland,
on which he has an option.
Sam Peery. connected with the
Princeton baseball team, was at home
few days the past week.
Miss Allie Willard is a member of
a party of young folks who are spend
ing their summer vacation at Norfolk
and Virginia Beach.
Mrs Spencer, mother of Mrs PD
Johnston, died at her home Mt I.ox-
ington, Virginia, last Monday after
noon. Mrs. Johnston was present when
her mother died and returned to her
home here yesterday.
A foundation is being made on the
Payne lot for the garage to be erected
for John l., Crockett for keeping the
automobiles which he sells in this
community
Mr. L A Repass, Jr, the new secre-
tary of the county Sunday School
Association, hands us the following:
AT the recent annual meeting at
Graham ID schools reported, with an
enrolment of 2445 members Cradle
Rolls, Is. Home Departments. z.
Conversions in schools during the
year, &c. A large number of schools
made no report.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church Sunday at IL
a. M, and S:15 p. m. Let all the
members and friends bring n liberal
contribution for our Mission Boards.
L. II. CAMPBELL, Pastor.
Lawn mowers as low as So. so and
up to $40. Ice cream freezers from
$1.25 to Sd so. Hay forks, all
kinds some with handles s feet long
for stacking purposes. Car load each
of Portland cement and Boon Brand
Wood Fibre.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Stephen Rosenbaum brought two
samples of oats to this office, which
are very fine. The oats were grdwn in
Burke's Garden, we think by Mr.
Bowling. This is oat year in Taze-
we'll generally and in Burke's Garden
particularly. We hope to have sam
pies of these and other fine oat crops
at the Fair this fall.
Another thoroughly ENJOYABLE
dance was given by the young men of
the community. on Wednesday even
ing, in Greever's hall. There were
several visitors from distance pre-
sent, as well as quite a large crowd
of the young people of the town. The
colored musicians from Keystone fur
nished the music. We regret that we
cannot give list of those dancing.
The Virginia Bar Association will
meet in Old Point next Tuesday. Sew
eral members of the Tazewel bar
will attend, among them being ].
Powell Royal, Judge Graham and
others. MIR. Royal is the member
from the twenty judicial cir
cult on the membership committee.
Mr.. Higginbotham is one of the five
Vice-Presidents from Virginia.
Nh. w. 4. Witten will leave Mon
day for Lynchburg, where, on Tues
day afternoon he will be married to
Miss Gertrude Rucker at her home at
915 Eleventh Street Miss Rucker
has been living in Tazewell for the
past two years. and has made great
many friends here After the mar
riage MIR. and Mrs. Witten will visit
New York, Washington and other
cities and are expected back in Taze- |
we'll in about three weeks.
j. B. Bowling and Miss Mary Brit
tain, of Falls Mills, were married at
the Methodist parsonage here SUNDAY
morning by Rev. c. X. Wingo. Dove
Arlington and Miss Mary Maxey were
married on the mountain above the
tunnel on the west end Sunday after
noon by Rev. Wingo.
A wedding of interest to MANY
friends of both parties has recently
been announced to take place at Taze-
we'll on September a, the contracting
parties being Miss Virginia Caring
ton. of Lexington, Va, and Peter |
of Tazewell. Miss Caring
ton has taught in the Tazewell High
School for the past three sessions.
Mr.. Williams has been connected
with the Faraday Coal and Coke Com
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