Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
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man passed through here Thursday
to attend the convention at North
Fork, also many are going. from Crab
bottom.
Miss Julia Wheelharger and The
resa Goul, Leonard and Charles
Heatwole, of west Rockingham, spent
Sunday night with their friend here,
Mrs. Walter Colaw.
Mrs. Jerry Rexrode and daughter
of Stokesville, spent last week with
her sister. Mrs. A. Lee Winner
A large crowd from here attended
the annual convention at North
Fork and had very rainy time get
ting home Sunday evening.
D. E. and Cyrus Colaw with Merle
Winner went to Allegheny Friday for
Ed Arbogast's sheep. They spent
the night with Glendi Lambert.
Pat Warner, of Circleville, and
Harry Crigler, of Franklin, were here
circulating Friday.
Luther Colaw and Robert Calhoun
spent Saturday with Rymer Calhoun
at Circleville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collins were
here last week with their many
friends and relatives.
Dr.. Berlie Swecker was called to
North Dry Run to see Mrs. Vandeven
der.
There was large crowd left here
Wednesday morning to attend the
fair at Staunton. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Colaw,
Miss Rebecca Calhoun, Ben and Cy-
rus Colaw and many other families
Russell Calhoun spent Sunday
night with his chum, Ben Colaw. He
took Mr.. ana Mrs. Ike Murphey to-
Barlow Tuesday, where they board
ed the train for Greenville, Ohio, to
see their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rex
rode
Turtle Arbogast and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Newman, Mr.. Leth-
er- Chew and family called on G. Lee
Chew Sunday.
<Richard Crummett went to Mon
terey Tuesday for his mother, Mrs.
Sallie Crummett, to keep house for
him while he and his wife and little
daughter go to Pennsylvania to see
their brother, Uriah Hevener and
family.
Mrs. Ollie Mullenax gave a social
to the young folks Monday night.
All enjoyed some good music given
by Cyrus and Walter Mullenax. ~
There will be a picnic held Sept.
18th, near the new road on what
was known as the Allen Colaw land.
This road will be thrown opn to the
travel on the 18th, and it's construc-
ton was in charge of Charles Eye
and Jams Eagle. The committee
ond dedication and picnic extend a
cordial invitation to the people of
Highland and Pendleton counties
There will be plenty of refreshments
and amusements.
PROT Berlin Simmons and Miss
Catherine Hidy were married Mon
day night at 10 o'clock by Rev. ]. H.
Arnold at the brides home. The
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Miss Leah Swecker, William Snyder
and Miss Ocie tHidy, ]. w. Wooddell
and Miss Talma Middleton. The
wedding march was rendered by Mrs
J. F. Slower, of Doe Hill. The bride
was attired in beautiful dress of
white georgette with white tulle
veil with wreath of white brides roses
After many congratulations, the
guests were invited to the dining
room where refreshments were sery-
ed. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Colaw, DR.. and Mrs. J.
F. Slower, Mrs. Minor Simmons, Mr..
and Mrs. Keefer Evick, Charles and
Sherman Colaw, Mrs. Levie and Pearl
Winner, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren HiGy,
Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs. Lee Winner,
Pansy Colaw, Add Judy and James
Middleton, Miss Ethel Simmons, Mrs.
j.. D. Waybright, Walter Wooddell,
and number of children.
The bride and groom left Tuesday
morning for Davis, w. Va, where
they will make their home during
the school term. Their many friends
wish them bright and prosperous
married life. Aunt Mary