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


John +. Jackson's. Reserve your I
seat now. 3Oc and SOC. War !
tax, included. ]
Tickest for the Matinee performance
of Neptune's Daughter will he sold ut
the box Office only. o
Prof. w. II. Moore, District Farm
Demonstration, was in this section this
week, stopping in Tazcwcll between
trains.
Mrs. A. st. Clair has II few quarts
of Jersey milk to dispose of at her
residence.
Get your tickets for the night show
of Ncptunc's Daughter at John f.
Jackson's Drug Store. Tickets now on
sale.
New Theatre, Thursday, June g.
William S. Hart as "Thc Two Gun
Man." in "Thc Bargain" This is II
big Hart special in six parts. Remem-
Der this date. Don't miss this show.
With summer weather comes the
fly. Swat him! Also swat the roos-
ter.
There will be preaching in the
Tazcwell Baptist church Sunday at II
n. M, by the pastor, Y. II. Campbell.
Services in the Lutheran church ut
eleven O'Clock. Sermon by the pastor,
public cordially invited to worship
with us. r. Homer Anderson, pastor.
Annette Kellermann is an Austral-
ian by birth and an American by
adoption.
MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Bourne return
ed on Sunday from visit to Mrs.
Bourne's mother, Mrs Fox at Chris
tiansburg. Mrs. Bourne reported her
mothers health not good Mt this time
The New Theatre is installing sys-
TEN of electric fans which will keep
the building delightfully."- cool in the
hott,St weather.
Misses Ailcne and Edith Crockett.
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Crock
EFT, have returned from the Southern
Seminary ut Bcuna Vista. The school
closed last week. The young ladies
made fine record last session.
Saturday, June l, Charlie Chaplin,
in 1.-THE Rink" special 2-reel come
dy and Margarita Fischer in a delight
full comedy drama, "The Girl Who
Couldn't Grow Up" This is Margnri
tn Fischer's first appearance at the
New Theatre. She is Il top-notchcr
The advertisement in the paper last
week to give away a Jersey calf and
Tor housekeeper, both were answer
ed promptly. And yet some folks
still say that money spent in adver-
Using is money wasted.
Mrs. r. w. Newton and her two
pretty children returned to their
nome at Pocahontas Tuesday, after n
pleasant visit to Mrs. Ncwton's sis
ter, Mrs. j. f. Hurt and Mrs. Botti-
more, in this town.
A symphony orchestra will inter
pref with concord of sweet sounds the
marvellous scenes in Neptune's Daugh-
ter where the swimmer is tossed by
ocean cataracts.
Love, romance, intrigue, humor, pa
thos, and tragedy are the elements
That enter into the beautiful story of
Neptune's Daughter in which Annette
Kellerman, the most perfectly formed
woman in the world will be seen at
the New Theatre Monday, June 3
MIR. Il. French Stephenson, son of
Mr.. V. l.. Stephenson, and Miss Dora
Is. Grove, were married at the home
OF the bride in Manhattan, Kan, on
the Gath inst. 1t is said that Mr..
Stephenson left short while after
the marriage for England, as n mem
Der of the national army.
"Neptune's Daughter" was design.
ed to display the physical charms and
accomplishments of Annette Keller.
man, the most famous swimmer in
the world. and the woman whose form
matches that of Venus de Milo. New
Theatre, Memorial Day. Matinee $3.50
night show $3.50.