Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-21

We can fill your order for Graham
flour. Star Milling Co.
A. Il. White, agent, whose ad. APP
pears in this paper, sold fine 2
horse wagon last week to Mr.. Jas II
Earls.
Star Patent Flour Sc per barrel
the flour for health and happiness.
Mrs. George Surface and her dau
ghter, Mrs C T Peery, are on visit
to relatives at Pearisburg.
Preaching in the Liberty Baptist
church next Sunday morning, by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Campbell
Star Patent flour makes light
creamy bread. 1t is pure and tastes
like it is made of wheat.
Star Milling Co.
Miss Edith Ashworth, of Coeburn.
paid short visit to Rev. T. II.
Campbell and family, last week,
leaving Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. 81. Stevens, of Detroit, with
son, Ethan, reached Tazewell today.
and are the guests of Major and Mrs.
a. j. Tynes, Tazewell Avenue.
Ask your grocer for Dixie meal,
or get it at our MILL We know how
to make good flour and meal.
Star Milling Co.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian church next SUNDAY
morning at IL O'Clock, and in Mays
Chapel at 3 30 p. m.
w A Scott and his daughter, Miss
Ellen, have returned from an extend
ed western trip, sightseeing, visiting
relatives and having good time
generally.
The annual meeting of the County
Sunday School Association, which was
to have been held at Graham. July
CT, has been postponed. The new
date is July 2O-21.
Caudill, the miller, says if the
man who borrwed his timers shears
VIII bring them home nothing more
will he said. He does not wish to eX
pose anybody or call names, but
threatens to do so. Better clip this
out
The first annual banquet of Taze-
we'll Chapter, No. AZ, Order Eastern
Star. will be held at 8 80 p. m.
July 18th, 1912. Members of the
Order will be allowed one guest
each. Covers will be laid for one
hundred persons.
Rev. DR.. Straley, the Presiding
Elder, preached a very acceptable
sermon. from all accounts, in the
Methodist church here last SUNDAY
morning, and at North Tazewell at
night. Mr.. Wiley the pastor, was alb
sent in Bluefield. attending al meet
ing of the Epworth League Confer
ence.
The shingles from the roof of the
Baptist church are for sale for kind
ling wood-nice and dry. Proceeds of
sale go into the building fund. Price
SIC per large 2-horse load. First
come-first served. Several orders al
ready booked. Leave orders at News
office.
s. John Il Mcdonald, the travelling
representative of the Lynchburg
News, will be in town on Monday.
June 24th, in the interest of his pa
pre-. Subscribe now, and get the
benefit of the excellent paper in the
campaign.
Beginning on next Wednesday
night and continuing through the fol-
lowing Sunday, there will be preach
ing in the Presbyterian church. The
pastor will have the assistance of
Rev. d. j. Curre, of Dublin.
Mrs. Phoebe Phillips died recently
at the home of her son, in Graham.
She was an aunt of Mrs. V. l.. Ste
phenson, of this town, who was
present at the time of her death and
burial. Mrs Phillips attained the
unsuual age of sc years, and at the
time of her death and years before,
had almost perfect eyesight and hear
ing. She renewed her youth" in the
evening of her life.
Mrs. Cosby Whitley and her
daughter have just returned from a
visit to War, w. Va. where she has
large boundary of coal lands, num-
herring 481 acres, now leased by the
War Ridge Coal Company. They have
recently struck a five-foot vein of
very fine coal, and are shipping car
day to begin with. Larger ship
ments will be made as soon as other
rooms are opened up.