Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-10-04
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FOUNDING MILL NEWS

Oh TINS place, and tho late 4. C.
ohambiln. died last Sunday morning
IN ward No. 1, base hospital. Camp
Lee va, OF pneumonia, following tho
spanish influenza. His mother and
two brothers, Messrs. G. C. and Lovd
Shamblin went to Camp Lee Ths,rs.
day night in response to n tclcrrnn,
'e'''hE oil his serious illness. He
was the seventh son of nine sons.
inc oldest and youngest having pre-.
ceued nm. sister, Mrs. Fannie
Hamper, OF this place, also survives.
ms remains are expected to reach
mere Thursday on No. 8 and the fu-
neral will take place ut the Church
oi God the service being conducted bv
'he hev. a. w. Connclcy, an Iloli-
ness evangelist, Of Yukon, w. Vn
The Womans Christian Tcmn,,
ance Union and the Red Cross or
lhis pncc on yesterday sent beau
tiIul floral tributes to the home of
ms mother one mile east of the sin
"oh here. The writer had the pcus-
nre OF securing Tom us an honorary
member of the w. c.. II. u. union y
lew days before he left Tor cnmp
ana wishes to sny that he did not.
nave 10 DC heEged to take the pledge
ilo was good boy and seldom miss.
ed work dny To help sunnort bis
mother. Christ died for the world
that we might he rcdccmcd from
SIN; Tom died that we might hive n
iree country-what more could he
do?
MIR. Henry Inglc, fomcrly of this
place, husband of Miss Maidic Potts
ihglc, wns killed in action in Frnncc
on July 18th. He was II native of
washington county, was married TO.
MISS Petts. daughter OF MIR. and Mira.
Andy Pctts less than II year AFRO. A.
son was recently born nj the homo of
MRS. lngle parents here, where she
st'ii resides. We use the same culorv
rs IN the above and pray Gods rich
est blessings on the widow and the
ch'ld MIR. lnglc was IL splendid man.
having worked at the Boxlcy uinrrv
mere Tor sometime before hcinp call
ed To the army.
"a great many families have grin,
sore throat and dipthcria here. nmon,
those being j. n. Altizer and two
children, Tom RingstaT and thrc,
| children; Alex beavers and child and
daughter, Seymour Rngstnns chill
drcn. His wife was taken to Will
llams hospital Monday for AN opera
ton for gnllst0nes and other troubles.
Mrs. Martha Sparks, who has been
III OF rheumatism, is better; Reese
ltlhgstnff's four or five children; Mrs
H. IL. Gillespie, relapse, but better,
perhaps others.
Mrs. Fisher, of West Virginia, who
was visiting her nephew, John Low
ell, was stricken with paralysis first
oi the week aud is being taken on No
to Graham by hor daughter. Mrs.
Plchell and another daughter, from
West Virginin. She is aged about so
years and her condition is critical
p. M. Alder of Gridler, KY, spent
couple of hours with his sister.
Mrs. W. B. Steele on Wednesday nr-
ternoon OF last week. They both
went to. Cedar Bluff and spent the
night with their mother, Mrs. Jane
Mcclure and sister, Miss Pearl. Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Mcclure also spent the
night
Miss Gussic Christian and Mrs. c.
II. RoblneLt wore visitors to Mrs.
Robert Yost at Tazewcll Monday.
Mrs. Henry Christian returned on
Sunday from fortnights visit to
relatives Mt Cleveland. Mr.. Christian
went down and accompanied her to
her home.
Rev. Mr.. Forbes has an appintment|
at the Christian church Saturdaycv-
ing and Sunday morning.
Rev. ii. r.. Foster Mt the Church
of God mt night. All cordially invit-
cd
Rcvs. j. N. IIarman and Jos. Ora
ham, of Tazcwell and Maxwell, re.
spectively, gave good talks here on
Sunday on the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The former was met here by Cam
Lambert and taken to Raven where
he took dinner with his soster, Mrs.
John Lambert and speaking ut that
place at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Julia Williams was shaking
hands with old friends here Mon
day. She is getting on fine at the
Club House at Richards, sending
sending her children to the school
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. #. Gillespie and
daughter, Miss Anita and Mrs. w.
w. Peery, of Tazewell, visited their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Giles
pie short time Sunday between the
trains.
Mrs. G.. M. Hunter Of Roanoke, is
spending few days with her hus-
band and getting acquainted again
with old neighbors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ellis, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Griffith came over
from Whitewood last of the week on
account of their sister and mothers
illness, Mrs. Julia Sparks.
DR.. Rex Steele made a business
trip to Norton few days the latter
part of the week
Dora Newman and little Catherine
| Lee Gillespie returned last week