Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-03-22
Pounding Mill

w. L. u. will meet on next Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. w. b. Harris
A large delegation and several new
members are hoped for.
| The Junior Missionary Band met
just after Sunday School Sunday with
good attendance, and Interesting
meeting.
The Sunday Schools and Societies
here will give an Easter Entertain
ment on Saturday night before Eas-
ter.
Mrs. Matte Brewster made busi
ness trip to Richlands today.
Miss Nora Hankins, Raven, is
spending some time here as the guest
OF Mrs. Nj. j. Sturgill.
Messrs Charles and Tom Robinett
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John RobInett.
Mrs. Jospeh Smith and sister, Mrs.
Sam Ward. and little daughters,
Rosa Lee and Clara Lee. respectively,
are visiting relatives in Bluefield this
week.
Rev. G. r. Thomas attended prea-
ching at the Church of God at Max
we'll, on Sunday. by Rev. G. P.
flasher. Rev. flasher also preached
fine sermon at Rlchlands Sunday
night on Foreign Missions, he having
been a..missionary.
a. j. Cruey and son, Charles, of
Cedar Bluff, are putting acetylene
lights in W. b. Steele's residence
this week. He is using fifty pound
generator and eighteen drops. He
lighted Mr.. and Mrs. Draper's home
at Richlands last week.
Mr.. Jack Pruett, Stonega, and
father, w. r. Pruett, Shrader visited
their sister and daughter, Mrs. j. Il.
Altizer Sunday night.
o. Ferrell and Mr.. Stephenson,
Steelsburg, are putting on the yard
here number Of fine logs.
Bartlett Pruett is home on vacn.
tion
Mrs. Susan Ringstafr is able to be
out again.
Mrs. John Robinett WINS at Rich
lands Saturday interviewing the dent
lists.
Mrs. Chas Mcclure and Mrs. Marion
Phillips visited their relative, Mrs.
Tom Steele and family Mt Indian,
last week, prior to their MRS.
departure to North Carolina,
where they Will reside. The many
friends of this excellent family regret
their departure, but wish them much
happiness and prosperity. Miss Lena
stopped in Roankoe, where she will
take lessons in millinery. ufter which
she will hold position in an estab-
lishment near their home euntil school
opens next fall, when she and M iss
Annie will enter college in Winston
Salem.
Mrs. Matte Brewster spent several
days last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Arch Brewster, Mt Maxwell.
Mrs. w. b. Steele is very much
pleased with her nice breakfast act of
china received for most subscribers to
q. V. News, last week. She asys vic
tuals taste mighty" good out of
them.
Mrs. Fred Quesenbury is very III at
her home near here, with neuralgia
of the stomach. She has been unable
to turn herself or raise her head off
The pillow.
John Gillespie attended the show at
Bluefeld Saturday night and spent
Sunday with homefolks at Witten's
Mills.
Mira. Eblert Altizer and three pref
ty babies visited her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. George Patton, and MIR and
Mrs. G. t. Patton, at Tazewell.
Henry Christian has the grippe but
is better.
MIR. M. Johnson and Paris Lambert
we're here from Raven Sunday. MIR.
johnson has sold his home there and
will move to Innman, swhere he will
take charge of the machinery in seve-
raj of the mines. Paris is doing
rushing mercantile business at Red
Ash.
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NJ.