Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-31
POUNDING MILL NOTES.

Mrs. Mary O'Keefre of Tazewell,
visited h redffl ;:.,ffi ,.:;zfifffifif
visited her daughter, Mrs. r. X. Gil
lespie recently.
Mrs. w. b. Steele spent yesterday
at Cedar Bluff visiting hes' mother,
Mrs. Jane A. Mcclure.
Thomas Harris and Arthur Hume!
left Saturday morning for Camp Lee.
Mrs. Milton Harris and daughter,
Mrs. Hoops, accompanied them to
Tazewell, where the boys left at G:45
p. m. We requested these boys to
Bring us Turk and Kaiser, too"
that's about all two fellows can do.
DR.. Rex Steele OH Thursday of last
week at Roanoke enlisted in the vet
Urinary department of the army and
will probably leave in couple of
weeks to enter the training school
in Camp Lee.
Mrs. Curtis Shamberlin, two chill
dren, of War, w. Va, are visiting
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duncan.
MIR. Henry Christian left Sunday
to resume his position as bookkeeper
in Greenville, S. c., having been call
ed here on account of the death of his
| father.
Rev. MIR. Forbes of Richards, will
fill his usual appointment at the
Christian church next Saturday night
and Sunday.
l.. o. Gillespie and father, R. K,
were business visitors to Cedar Bluff
yesterday.
W.-B. Steele and hands are shear
ing sheep at the Doyle's place in
Baptist Valley. George Hurt and
I r. X. Gillespie and Son sheared last
week. Each have big flock and are
"cutting the wool to the hide" on
account of the big prices.
Miss Mabel Bourne, of Grafton, is
visiting her cousins, Mrs. Steele and
Mrs. John b. Gillespie.
Mr.. j. Il. Altizer and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Cassell, of Sayers-
vile, were visitors here Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Christian and son, Hen
ry, and daughter, Mrs. John Pruett.
were visitors at TaZewell Friday and
Richards Thursday.
Miss Mallie Williams spent last
week at the home of her uncle, DR..
w. K. Williams ut Richards.
Prayer service will be held mt the
Union church on Thursday at II and
S:15 o'clock
The following are recent members
of the Red Cross here: j. p. Pruett
Mrs. c. II. Steele, Reed Craig, Sebas
tin Mcclure, j. c. Steele, Miss Cora
Witt, Mrs. S. w. Witt, Mrs. j. E.
Graham, James Hunter, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Shamblin, Shannon Freeman,
Mrs. Mimic Boiling, G. C. McClain,
Ruth Sparks, Hurley McGhee, Baylor
Pruett, Nellie G. Bailey, Mrs. C. G.
McGhec, Grin Maxwell, Walker Ring
staff, Ora Mitchell, Hazel Stamper.
George Miller Christian, Claudio Tho
mas, Annie Ryley, Ruth Jones, Hen
ry Christian, Lawrence Duncan.
Miss Lettie Ringstaff is reported
no better.
Miss Helen Thomas is quite i'll of
gastric fever. Mrs. Claude Thomas.
who has been i'll, has recovered.
Closing Exercises of Cedar Bluff
High School
The commencement exercises of Ce-
dar Bluff High School will be held
Saturday evening, June list, at S:15.
AT this time an interesting program
will be given by the primary and the
grammar grades, followed by the high
school play, admission 10 and 15c, the
proceeds for the Junior Red Cross.
Sunday evening at o'clock, Rev.
Mn. Arrowood, of Tazewell, will de-
liver the closing sermon, the public is
invited.
Final examinations began Monday,
the 9th, and will close today.
Under the efficient management of
the splendid faculty, consisting of
Misses Ina Kegley, of Wytheville;
Kathleen Whit. of Baptist Valley;
Mary Brown and Pearl Mcclure. of
Cedar Bluff, and Mary Moss, music
teacher, this completes one of the
most complete and successful terms
in the history of the school. X.
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