Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-02-22

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Hartman, who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis, ais making
rapid recovery.
Mr.. A. M. Millards condition re-
mains "about the same" they say. He
10 able to sit up at short intervals,
but Is very weak, and doesn't i'm
prove. He is quite hopeful of recov-
cry, as are all his friends.
The Senior Class fthe Tazewcll
High School will give play on
Thursday evening, February 18th, at
8 o'clock, entitled, "The Little Poll
tlcian." The play will be given in the
High School chapel, and the public is
invited
The reading room committee of the
Womans Club would like to have all
books that belong to the library re-
turned to them as soon as possible.
Please leave them at Jacksons store,
and they can be taken to the club
room from that place.
Miss Virginia Broadus has about
recovered from an attack of sickness.
which confined her to her room for n
week. She with her sister, Miss Eliz-
abeth, are doing special work for the
county, and have their home with Dr..
and Mrs. c. A. Thompson.
Mr.. j. V. Johnson, who was one of
the delegates to the Masonic Grand
Lodge meeting i'll Richmond last
week, visited his brother, Everett, at
Norfolk, and while in that city enlist
ed in the u. S. Naval Reserve as an
electrician. He is now subject to
call
Sunday morning, Rev. Ernest r.
Motley, Superintendent of Missions
for the Virginia Christian Missionary
Society will preach in the Christian
church. AT the union service at night,
Rev. ii. E. Kelsoc will preach. To
these services, cordial invitation is
extended to our citizens generally.
w. S. Billiard, pastor.
Miss Launah Ireson has lust re-
turned from Cincinnati, where she
took special course in millinery.
She will be in charge of the trimming
department for the Tazewell Mil
llnery Company for the Spring and
Summer season. Miss Eta Hankins,
manager.
The reception given by the Seniors
of the Tazewell High School was
quite social success. The decora-
tons were particularly pleasing and
the refreshments dainty and appetiz-
ing. Much credit is due the Senior
class and the teachers who made the
reception such successful feature
of the teachers meeting.
Miss Alice Poole wishes to an
nounce to her friends and the public
that she has just arrived from the
Northern markets and expects to re-
open her dress making parlor Mon
| day, February "a. Miss Poole wants
to thank her many friends for their
past patronage and earnestly So
licits their spring patronage.-Adv.
North Tazewell Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, No. 131, will hold their anni-
versary services at North Tazewell
Sunday night. February "a. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. II. E.
| kelsoe and ceremony conducted by
| Rev. w. w. Arrowood. All Knights
are expected to be present. Every
body cordially invited to attend the
| service.
MIR. S. B. Belts, who has been ir
Tazewell several months superintend-
ing the indexing of the deed books
of the county, has returned to hi:
home in Richmond. Mr.. Belts ex.
pressed himself as greatly pleased
with Tazewell people, and apprecia-
tive of the kindness and courtesy
shown him. Mr. Belts made pleasing
impression upon all the people here
with whom he came in contact.
Mrs. Mollie Eskew died in this towr
Tuesday. The burial took place OF
Wednesday. Mrs. Eskew came here
last summer from Bluefeld, where
she has sister living, Mrs. Pruitt
also sister, Mrs. Osborne, lives il
in Graham. She was about 35 years
of age and leaves three children. Two
of the children, who have made theil
home here. will be committed to the
care of the Childrens Home Society.
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