Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-02
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e.. Winner and wife, IF Ora loot
tom were in town first ui the week
Rev. Mr.. Wood, of Beulah, was
in town Wednesday.
Miss Matte Campbell is visiting
friends and relatives in the High
town valley.
Mrs. J. S. IRVINE. of Mcdowell.
was the guest II Mrs. }. B: Hlck-
lin Tuesday.
Miss EVELYN Jones left Thursday
morning for Lynchburg - attend
the college finals.
Misses Elsie Terry and May Wag-
ner and brother. Clarence, spent
Saturday in Doe Hill.
James A. Trimble has had a new
coat of white paint put on his
house on South Spruce.
Mrs Sandy Stephenson of Green
brier, is visiting ner father, Il. n.
Sluveu, at Meadow Dale.
DR.. Miller and wife left Tuesday
afternoon for Bridgewater where
they will attend the college finals
Miss Irene Hevener who returned
home from Mary Baldwin Seminary
last week, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Mary Thrasher. who attend
ed school at Winchester, returned
to her home here Wednesday even
ing.
DR.. Geo. P. Mccoy, Miss Alice
Mccoy and Miss Grace Hedrlck,
of Franklin, were Monterey visitors
early in the week.
There was light frost on the
first morning in June, but no dam
age was done. at least in the Mon
terey community.
Miss Haz-l Terry of the Monterey
High School faculty entertained
the senior class al her spac Gus
home at Pinckney for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Swoope
and treasurer Willis Gibson, went
to Charlottesville Sunday to see
Mr.. ]. H. Swoope, of Williams
Vile, who has been receiving treat,
ment at the Univerity hospital.
Master Jack Whitelaw celebrated
his birthday last Saturday by hav-
ing a number of little friends pres
emit. All were delighted with the
occasion to say nothing about the
good things they had to eat.
Highlanders should be glad of the
fact that Monterey is a point on
one of the most delightful touring
routes and appreciate the fact that
the interests of this wealthy class
have just and reasonable claim
on us.
Little Miss Martha Wilson enter
tanned a number of her little friends
Monday afternoon from four to SIX
o'clock. Many outdoor games were
enjoyed by the little folks after
winch dainty refreshments were
served.
A good game of ball is expected
Saturday between Monterey and
Staunton High School. The home
team is stronger than ever this
summer. and expect to win a ma
iority of the games Give the boys
your support.
The pupils of Miss Mabel Jones's
music class gave an annual recital
at the Jones home Wednesday
evening at s O'Clock, many OF the
relatives and immediate friends
of the class members being present
to enjoy the programme, after
which delightful punch was served.
David Shelter and Miss Stella
Simmons, young people of Strait
Creek, secured car and driver at
the Kyle Garage last Sunday even
ing and left for Cumberland, Md,
for purposes matrimonial. They
returned, man aud wife, Tuesday
afternoon. The bride is daughter
of MT. and Mrs. Floyd Simmons.
DR.. H. H. Sherman, Field Secre
tary for the R. NJ. A, Front Royal,
was in the county for nearly a
week, arriving Friday. He made
a canvass of Highland in the in
tsrest of the R NJ. Schools, preach
o. at Hightown Sunday morning;
at Trinity in the afternoon and
here at night. His sermon at
Monterey was on the subject of an
educated ministry. and was an
interesting presentation of the sub
ject.
Crabbottom circuit appointments
Sunday, June 4th:-The annual
Oldfellows sermon will be preached
at Central church next Sunday, at
II q, m.
Preaching at New Church 3 p m
D,,ror ,ooot,nr oyarv "Wednesday