Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-06-14

| 'ieaeiiihs III the laZewell Baptist
church by the pastor, T. II. Campbell
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Reserved seats on sale at jack
sons durg store for "rhe Birth of n
Nation" First come first served.
Rev. W. w. Arrowood pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Tazewell. is
conducting meeting ut Cedar Bluff.
MISS Pearl Compton, of Clintwood.
is visiting Miss Bonnie Barrett, west
OF town. They will leave Sunday for
Radford to enter the Radford Norma!
Rev. w. G. Thompson will preach =
special sermon to the Odd Fellows at
Mays Chapel on the 2nd Sunday in
fully Mt $3.50.
1.-THE Council of Defense Are Going
After Loafers and Liars" Headline.
This hint is given here, without mean
ing anything personal, of course.
A special meeting of the Town
Council was held Tuesday, and B. w.
Stras was elected to take the place
OF Mr.. II. r. Hawthorne, who has left
Tazcwell for New York, rs stated in
this paper last week.
The Red Cross management an
nounces that the rooms will be opened
every Wednesday afternoon for gen
eral work in the sewing department
| The ladies will take notice of this, and
govern themselves accordingly.
Mrs. DIR. Adams, one of Bristols
ilnest young women, is the guest of
her friend, Mrs. Wolfe, at the district
parsonage. Her husband, DR.. Adams.
Is rising young young chemist and
now serving with TIE colors.
Misses Kate Lacy and Eta Hillman.
students of Randolph Macon College,
were the guests last week of Miss
Lucille Thompson at the Methodist
parsonage. The young ladies were on
their way to their homes in Coeburn
Through error j. NJ. I?-.,hert, the
postmaster at Ban(y, was reported
by Director Boyer as having sold no
War Savings Stamps ut his office.
This is mistake which Mr.. Boyer
regrets. MIR. Lambert is doing good
work in w. S. S. sales.
Miss Lizzie X. Miller of Wise coun-
ty, passed thru town last week en-
route for Lynchburg, where she will
enroll ut Piedmont Business College
for thorough course in the famous
Gregg shorthand and touch typewrit-
ing.
Mrs. Bessie Hopkins, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Powell in
Newport, Ky, for the past several
months, has returned to her home
here. Mrs. Powell has been i'll for
several months, but is reported bet
ter
Mrs. Eliza Tynes, who has been OH
Il visit to her son, DR.. L. A. Tynes at
Staunton and relatives in Roanoke,
has returned to Tazewell. Her daught-
CT, Mrs. b. Peery, who has been Wis
ting in Bluefield, accompanied her to
| TaZewell
Undertaken w. E. Peery, in keeping
with the progress of the times, has
bought an auto hearse, which has
reached Tazewell, and is stored at the
garage of Mr.. Nelson C. Black The
carriage is modern in all of its ap-
pointments.
The Ford Motor Co. advises the
use of White Star Oil in Ford cars.
For sale by
TAZEWELL MOTOR CO.
i The notice of the marriage of Miss
Bessie Burcham to Mr.. Jas. p. Beav-
ers, which took place here last week
escaped the usually eagle-eyed report
err of this paper, and hence was not
mentioned in the last issue. elm
is good boy and Miss Bessie will
make him a good wife.
Letters from France were received
here this week from Morrison Worth,
VIM. PIERCE, Sam Angles and perhaps
other Tazewell boys serving the col
ors. This paper will be glad to pub.
lish letters from the boys. They will
be read with interest.
Mr.. S. NJ. Repass. of Shawvers
Mills, passed thru town on Wednes-
day enroute to his home from Wash
ington county, where he has been for
several months with his father-in-
law, Mr. Barbe, who is SO years old
and in feeble health.
AT any rate, pitch in and help sell
stamps, even tho you were not here
Wednesday. Prove that you want to
help win the war instead of Germany
1t seems to do no good to write let
tiers or appoint meetings. Let every
| body sail in and do something worthy