Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-28
Mckendree

Mckendree
Miss Archie Woodzeile of Burns
vile was a guest several days last
week of MIS-. Ambrose Rexrode at
Mountain Top.
Mrs. Arthur Armstrong and son
Eddie were at Upper Tract, West
Va , las week to see her aged father
Mr.. Edman Hedrick.
Mrs. Roy Armstrong, Miss Mild.
red Siran and Sidney Siron CT
ChurchviiIe spent Saturday night
and Sunday here.
George Brown, vile and son OF
Pocahontas are spending some time
with Mrs. Effie Botkin whose son
is critically i'll.
Kenneth Ralston of ShSldon, l.
owa, has arrived here st the home
OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Ralston.
John and Winfield Hammer
moterel to Crider, W. Va Sunday,
accompanied by W. Z Putfenbar-
ger, wife and children, Ella and
charles, who will visit for some time
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Lantz.
NJ. j Cupp, son Lester Montague
Armstrong are near Mt. Scion as
sisting in the harvest fields.
Mrs Mary M Wooddell, son Burton
and daughter Mrs. Norman Arm
strong, spent several days at camp
Lee visiting Marvin Wooddell, and
other Highland boys in training
there. They were favorably I'M
pressed with conditions there.
Mrs. William Skies of Franklin
was the recent guest of her sister.
Mrs. A. II. Armstrong and family;
she was accompanied home by Mrs:
Mary NJ. Armstrong who will spend
some time at Franklin and Brandy
wine.
Abel Fl. Armstrong has lately
purchased a fine grazing fran IN the
Sinks w. Va.
Mrs Hannah Siron has moved her
household effects to the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Harmon wilson
near Doe Hill. She expects to 60
shortly to spend some time at Yer
ona, later on she will visit her son
Lester and family at Akron, OHIO.
Mrs Mary T. Ralston and son,
Emory X. spent Wednesday IN
Staunton on business.
1t is reported taat Jessie Ralston
and Orion Siron, two of our boys
who answered the call of Uncle
Sa n, have arrived in France.
Mrs. D. n. Mackey, two children
Billie and Myrtle, and Misses Mary
Armstrong and Burnice Hicklin were
V sitoTs last week of Corbett Mitchell
and family on the Cowpas1ure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Hiner went
last week to visit their son Paul at
Camp Sewer, S. c. when they arrly-
ed there they found him on the train
ready to start for "Somewhere"
They returned by way Of Camp
Lee and visited the boys there.
Now, word in regard to the pro-
posed Red Cross celebrations on
the fourth of July: Let us insist
on every one lending hand IN max
| ing them success. DON'T wait to
be asked to do some hing, but give
voluntarialy, literally, iust for the
| Joy of helping in cause like this.
Some say they will send money
direct do their friends in France or
elsewhere, and not through the Red
Cross. Now, while money is a very
nice, handy article to have it is good
only for what it VII buy, and as 1T
is a positive fact that one dollar will
buy only fifty seven cents worth
these days it is easily setn how far
one dollar will 60. II it doesn't
suit to give none give something
to bt converted Into it, a NICE
"frosty" cake, some pieces OF fancy
work, eggs, butter, one dozen spring
chickens, or less would be acceptable
or numerous other articles that can
be turned into cash. Because you
have perhaps, given a dollar don t
say YOU have done your part, but
give, and keep on giving as long AS
help is needed and God will bless
you for il. He loved the poor
widow who dropped her mite 10 thc
collection box. He knew she gave
from the heart, gladly, freely. we
can ali give something and II Is our
duty to help to relieve suffering hui
mainly. Merry Nat.