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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-31
dption to the AmenanSyian Relief Fund Do So At Ono

and felt himself to see how many legs
were broken, said few things that
wouldn't look we'll in print, and call
ed for help. 1t happened this way:
The emergency brake on the Cur has
emerged to q point where it is very
un,rustworthy, and when he cranked
Ecr she started off instanter, that is,
the car started to rolling and hill
side or slope lent impetus to it's mo-
mentum. Mr.. Peery kicked her front
wheels and tried to ditch her, lie tried
to run her into the fence, but she was
headed straight for the town branch,
and to the town branch she went.
On her way she knocked Mr.. Pecry
down and put him out of commits
sion for the time being. and when he
came to himself the car was astridc
little bridge that crosses the branch
in the rear of his home. The radius
rod, Johnson rod and other curious
impedimenta seemed to have all got.
ten "balled up" at the same time. She
looked like she had been hit by an au-
tomobile of the steam roller type. With
the assistance of neighbors, she was
heiped back up in the road and left
to stay until Monday morning. when
doctor" Black came along with a.
pocket full of monkey wrenches and
screw drivers and soon had her rat
Ting along as usual. Mr.. Pcery has
had to seek the assistance of a cane
to get about. The next time he cranks
her he's goin' to be sure tie emergency
is locked tight and in addition, he's.
goin' to have her nose pointed up hill.
A Ford and 4 womun arc very much
alike---you never know when they
are going to "start."
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BANDY NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Beavers visited
her brother, Mrs. Quescnberry Sun.
day. She is reported to be improving
slowly from recent illness.
Miss Grace Henkel spent the week
end with her grandmother, Mrs. Su-
san Beavers.
NIessrs. George Niccwandcr and
Frances Lambert made y flying trip
to Russell the last Of the week.
Mr.. j. =. Beavers and sister, Miss
Grace, were the guc;t& OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C. Christian Sunday.
MIR. Carl Christian has recently
moved into the property by the Meth
odist church, owned by M. w. Brew
ster.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Linkous and
little son, Otis. jr., passed through
town cnroute to their grandmother's
Mrs. Elizabeth Sparks.
Miss Martha Vanover has just re-
turned from an extended visit to the
city of Nashville, and speaks in the
highest terms of Sunny Tennessee.
Mrs. j. I. Beavers has been copfin-
ed to her bed for several days with
influenza. She is reported better III
this writing.
Miss Mamie Lambert Eula Brown
Rose and May Vernon were guests OF
Mrs. d. C. Lowe Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Henkel spent Thursday
at the home of her mother, Mrs. SUI
san Beavers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quesenberry
received two letters from their son
viii, last week. He has been in
France for sometime and had not
been heard from since the armistico
was signed. This is another one OF
our. Tazewell boys who came through
without scratch.
Mr.. Newton Hunt, who has had the
flu, is out again.
Mr.. Chapman II. Peery, of Ceda,
Bluff, >, was n business visitor at Mr.
T. M. Quesenberry's one day last
week.
Miss Pearl Harman spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Newton Hunt.
Misses Mildred and Virgie Lambert
had as their guest Friday Afternoon
Miss Mamie Lambert.
Mrs. Fred Lambert and little son
Fred, Jr., were the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. M. Lambert Sunday.
Miss Virgie Lambert was the guest
Of Mrs. Harvey Henkle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bandy spent one
night last week with her father, Mr.
M. w. Brewster.
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POUNDING MILL. NOTES.

Rev. llclton, Of Saltvillo, the M.
f.. Pastor, Of Busthend, preached mt
this place last Saturday night, and
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
OSBORNE. lie expects to preach here
every Saturday night before the 18th
Sunday.
a letter of the Both of December
TO Mrs. w. 0. Caldwell, from her hus-
band III France, states that he wns
wounded in the back October 8th, and
was IN hospital for three months.
rms does not mean at ill that he was
running from the enemy, Ho homes
to get back home IN February.
a letter received from Will Rces
Sparks by his mother, Mrs. Martha
Sparks, states that he is OH his way
to the coast TO embark for the u. s.
Rev. &. r. Thomas, who had the
flu. WAS able to be out yesterday.
IL. Is. Gillespie left Saturday for
Orlando, Fla, to visit Mrs. GiIlcspic,
and his little son, "Poose," flo WAS @
accompanied by james O'Kceire, who
went to see his wife and babies.
MIR. James Il. Mcclure and little
son, james, of Cedar Bluff, visited
their sister and aunt, Mrs. w. b.
Steele and family Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Altzer and the
children spent Sunday with parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Alex AlLizer in Rich
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Asbu,y, of
Richlands, arc spending II few dnys
with their son. William, and Mr.. and
Mrs. james Osborne and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Riley. They have the sym-
Pathy OF their many. friends in the
loss of their son, Eddie Winters in
Louicana
The following persons from, hero
attended the funeral and burial. con
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Forbes nt
the Christian church, Mrs. Toby
Sparks, Mr.. apd Mrs. j. II. Altizer
Mrs. Matte Altizer, Mrs. Alex Bcny,
ers, Mrs; Martha Suarks, MIR. and
MRS. ) L. Spurks, Miss Oct,.via Pm
EFT, Msr. j. S. Mulkey.
Mrs.. Mary Christian and daughter
MiaS Gusssle.. spent Thursday in Rich
lands with friends.
Mrs. Floyd Ascue and Mrs. Ircson
Of Cedar Bluff, Mrs. Kate McDiida'
OF Coaldan,. spent Sunday with Mrs
w.. Is. Steele. These ladies' came IN
to hear Rev. Lykins, of BIucfield, but
owing to his protracted meeting in
biueheld, he did not preach here.
Mrs. Charles Mcclure and little
son, George, of Pounding Mill Branch
visited her daughters, Mrs Robert
Petts and Mrs. James Asbury Mon.
day. Her little son, George. onlv 2
years old, is quite mathematician
ior ms age. lie knows all Of the mul,
trplication table and can figure sonn
reads in the first reader, He knew
mos most OF the table before the family
was aware Of IL.
DR.. Rex Steele returned Friday
IRON IRON ms uncle,s. P. M. Aldcr's, at
Clinch Valley News and Keep np with
old friends and acquaintancesi
a list of the Armenian and Syrian
relief contributions will be given next
week in this paper. "'''
MRS. VIM: Ringstaf and Mrs VIM.
Conley and their children of Elk.
morn, were visitors TO Mrs. Susan
Rngstaff one day last week, "
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SlMPLIFlCATION OF TEACHERS,
CERTIFICATES.

IL is matter of interest and in
formation TO many to know that the
department of Education is now re
calling all certificates on forms is
sude before 1918 and is replacing them
with new forms Of equal value. The
number of forms will thus be re-
duccd from thirty-Gvc to six. For
ttigh School teachers the highest
form Of certificate is the Collcriatc
Professional; second, Collegiate. For
teachers in the elementary schools
the highest form of certificate is the
Normal Professional; second, Ele-
mentary Professional; third, First
Grade; fourth, Second Grade.
a special certificate issued under
certain regulations may be- of equal
standing with any of the above, de-
pending on the quality of work done.
Certificates formerly issued will be
honored for the term stipulated on
the certificates and courses partial
ly, completed will be properly credit
cd towrd the appropriate new certiti-
cate. Mo retroactive measures will be
adopted to nullify or lessen credit
for work already done. The local per-
mits under which some of our teach
ers are teaching now are not renew
able and those holding local permits
Will be required to take professional
work next summer, or take the State
examination the 2nd and 3rd Of Nav.
or 81 We up teaching. The war and the
llu scourges made necessary II ncxi-
ble policy this session that NAV not
longer be counted on.
A. S. GREEVER,
Division Superintendent.
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CHARITY FUND
GROWS FAST
Collections in Armenian and Sy,
rian Relief Gradually Reach
ing Qu0ta---Few Towns Not
Yet Reported.

Since our last "effort" the follow
/ ing additions to the Armenian and
Syrian Relief collections have been
reported:
A few towns in the county have
! not yet reported.
Cavitts Creek Subscribers.
John Munday and wife, $500; Jcs-
SC Mundy, jr., $1.00 Robert Yost, 50c;
James Fox, SOC; Mr.. Asbury, zoe;
MIR. Boothe, soc; Matthias Waldron,
SOC; John Ritter, $500; Bailey Rit-
ter, $l.00; Mrs. NJ. c. Ritter, 5Oc;
Bertha Ritter, 25c; Rosa Ritter, 25c;
Harve Boiling, doc; George Waldron,
$l.00; Mr.. Ball, 25c; Will Rose, 20c;
Mrs. Will Bennett, soc; G. H. Rev
nolds, $l.00; Philip Reynolds, SOC;
Mrs. C. II. Reynolds, SOC; Mrs. Emma
Greever, soc; Mrs. Emma Greever's
two sons, soc; Mrs. Will Benefits
two daughters, $l.00; John w. Gil
lespice, 50c; Newt Gillespie and wife,
$l.00; Ora Gillespie and wife, $l.00;
r. S. Kinder and wife, zoe; John H.
Peery and wife, $1.00; Howard Peecry
and wife, S1.00; John Barnett, Soc;
Mrs. E. X. Barnett. Soc; A. II. Wal
dron and wife, $1.00; Mrs. and Mrs.
Chas. Slnss, $l.5o; Josephus Sluss,
|A'Oop oOScpH iibI, SO.UU, L. y. brown
And wife, $l.Oo; i, 7; Mays, soc;
Newton Asbury, Soc; James Akers.
25c;, II. L. Francis ana wife, 81 ou;
Healing Springs teachers, $500; Oak
View teachers, $500; Will IIarmnn.
soc; John Harman. Soc; Gordon lla
vens, 25c; +. Thompson, $500; Dud-
ley Thompson, $500 Will MIndy and
wife, $500; Cash, 25c. Total, $3.50.
Wittens Mills Shows EN- How.
The quota for Wittens Mills in the
Armenian and Syrian Relief was $25,
and 5000 was secured, $1,000 of
which was given by the school. This
was gotten up in addition to S40.Ql
through the Sunday School. by It. nj.
Greear. f. r. Howard was in charge
of the work at Wittens Mills.
Collections ut Maxwell.
MaNewell was assessed $25.00 and
raised $31 LOO. C. p. lIarman was in
charge of the wor. The following are
the contributors:
c, p. IIarman, $780, 6. NJ, Gray
beal, $500; r. f. Stevenson, $500;
j. b. Lawson, $l.00; j. c. Beavers,
$l,OC; Ralph Cross, $100; Maude
Steele, $l.00; Maud Buskill, $l.OO;
M II. beavers, 9l.Uo; fraZlcr Hoops,
$1.Q0; Arch Brewster, $1.00; Henry
Lockhart, $1.00; Dave Lawson, 81 90;
Charlie Bowling $l.00; Hugh Hank
ms 1900; J. r. Maxwell, $1.OO; R. II.
Bailey, $l.00; Fields GRAPHICAL, So.
Total, $3l.00.
Cedar Bluff Addendum.
Since last week Cedar Bluff has
sent the following additional contri-
buttons to the Armenian relief rlnd:
John Bowling. $500; Miss Inn Keg-
ley, Doc; Mrs. w. j. Lester, $500.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-31
FIGHT BREAKS
UP THE COURT
Trial of Men For Disturbing
Worship Brought to Sudden
! Stop by Disappearance of
One of the Judges.

Judges Mutter, of Richlands and
Nipper, of Cedar Bluff, had 'em a
Magistrates trial at Cedar Bluff last
week, the defendants in the case
being Ed. Beavers, and Francis Lam
bert, charged with disturbing public
worship. The trial WIS in PROGRESS
and the testimony in the case of
Beavers was about all in, when up
came Roy Ray and was about to tes-
tify in the case. He was asked if he
had any personal grievance against
the defendant Lambert, and he re-
piled that he had not, but, that Lam
bert owed him $500 he would like
mighty we'll to have. Lambert called
him II d liar right in the present
of the court and things started. No
eye witness testimony is procurable
but from the best information at
hand it is concluded that free-for-all
fight began, in which large number
of witnesses hangers-on, ct ais, par
ticipated. Judge Nipper, in whose
chambers the trial was being had,
Immediately adjourned court as far as
his presence was concerned and sought
safety III another part of town. The
fight continued in spite of the Judges
absence, but Judge Muttcr held his
ground, and reached back to his pis-
tol pocket and drew his artillery and
defied any man to trespass on his
personal rights. The fight continued.
After the men had become exhausted
it developed that Raw had been Sc
verely thrashed, and Dr. Williams, of
Richlands, had to be called in to bind
mp his wounds. (Mind you, Judge
Nipper, in whose chambers the pro-
ccedings were being had. hasn't show
ed up YETI. The court was, of course,
under the circumstances, with one of
the Judges absent from the bench,
adjourned sine die, and the last nam
cd defendant was never brought to
trial.
One Of the witnesses to the af-
fair said that Judge Mutter stood like
Stonewall Jackson, with his artillery
ready for instant use, and the opin-
ion is general thercabouts that he
will use it, too, if necessary, conse-
quently he was not molested
Judge Nipper was here Wednesday
and confirmed the report that he ran,
when the fight started, notwithstand-
ing the fact he had large revolver
i'll his pocket that would shoot right
where you pointed it, Tho Judge is
peaceable man and sought some quiet
nook in Cedar Bluff, forsaking his
associate, until the trouble was all
settled by fists and skull
We have not been advised as to
the date set for the completion of the
trial
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GRAFTON OVER THE Tor.

The Concord neighborhood went ov-
or the top on their quota. They have
given for Liberty Bonds, and willing
ly and with the Christmas present
they gave and their quota all amount
cd to $4,000 for tho starving children
in Europe.
Mrs. Charles Cox is on the sick list
but is better.
Mr.. Charles Jones' family have Ind
the flu. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones hnd tho
pneumonia and were real sick few
days, but nll are getting along ali
o. k. now.
f. c. Mcfarland is all O. X. now.
has got so he can run his car.
Thomas Gilpcn, of Bluoficld, spcnt
last week with his mother. Mrs. V.
Gilpin.
Hnllic Bourne and family, of Blue.
field, motored thru to Tazowcl and
spent the day last Sunday.
I. r. Burton, of Keystone, spent
last Friday with homcfolks, returning
same day. Mr.. Burton said us far
rs he knew, there was not case of
flu in keystone.
Aunt Kate llagy, us she is called
bV most everybody, Is still busy, as
she always is, her occupation being
patching. She is 81 years old, but
threads her needle herself without
glasses.
Marinm Burton had the misfortune
OF having his horses leg broken by
an automobile last Sunday week
ago.
Miss Belle Rutherford is not fee
ing. well now. We hope she is not
tnkinE the flu.
Miss Luln Bnugh spent last week
with her cousins, Mr.. Will Bnupb
and Miss Annie Dudley in Grnhnm.
;. Miss Bette Yost is visiting nt
keystone.
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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE or
THE CONFEDERACY.

fhe confederate veterans who rend
TINS pmpcr and perhaps the public
generally, will bc interested in rr-
calling forgotten heroine of the
Southern Confcierncy, Mrs. ELLA X.
Trader, She died in Washington ON
the 2Uth at the homo Of her daupht-
er ut nm advanced age. She wns
known as "DiXic's Florence Might
ingalc.' She devoted her life and her
fortune to the care of Southern SOL
Iiers IN camp and hospital chiefly in
Iennccssee ana Gcorgin.
Mrs. Trader was daughter of tho
Kew. /. n. King. II baptist ministrr
4 native of brandon, Miss. Just bc,
fore the outbreak of tho war she wns
lett a widow with II fortune of S75..
oCO. Shr enlisted ut once in the hos
pital corps Of the Conrederncy nnd
nt her own expense collected n cnr
lead Of hospital supplies and went to
lilc army. says writer: "lIcr he.
roic nnd unseliish devotion to the cause
OF TIE sick and suffering soldiers in
hospitals and on the battiefclds. con
stitnte one Of the most beautiful par-
es Of tho struggle between the North
and the South"
After the war, her fortune rome
ana her ties of kindred and home
broken, she went to Washington and
Tor years worked in the pension Of
lice along with Mrs. General Pick.
ett, whose husband was the herc of
Getyshurg. For several years she had
been nm invalid and passed away on
january 10th. Her name mny be for
gotten, but her deeds will live, this
"'tlorcncc Nightingale of the South"
How many Of the old soldiers have
heard of her?
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PASSED UP TO PEERY.

Straws show the direction of the
wind. Little things indicate charac-
ter. Austin Peery, a plain citizen of
North Tazewell, called in on last Sat
urday Of his own will, to straighten
out his account on our books. His
name had been dropped along with
others in arrears, when the govern
ment swooped down. Austin not only
paid up his forgotten back dues, but
n year in advance. That was a pret-
ty strong indication of honesty A
large number Of others have given
room for doubt along this line.
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A SMALL SUM WANTED BY THE
Y. w. c. A.

Mrs. j. T. Robinson, State direc-
tor of the Y. w. C. A., has issued IL
strong appeal through Mrs. R. Tate
Irvine, district chairman, to raise a
small sum of $4,000 in Tazewell coun-
ty by contributions to carry on the
work OF the Y. w. C. A. among the
young women Of the South. Mrs.
Geo. w. st. Clair, as county chair
man, has appointed precinct chajrmen
to solicit subscriptions to this cause.
Money contributed will be an invest
ment in the girlhood of our people.
We confidently believe that the sum
will be raised and this good work con-
tinued. Subscriptions will be solic-
tied from February 9th to 18th.
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STATE TO KEEP
UP THE ROADS
maintenance of Highways Will
be in Charge of the Common
wealth of Virginia After
the First of March.

Road Engineer Martin is advised
oy the State Highway Commissioner
tnnl, beginning March LIST, the main,
teiiollcc of the county roads will bc
inken IN;N oyer by the State, and that the
fmc2stie road, Grn! am to the Rms. l
"nI! line, will be rcs,ufaced-.thnt ;s
such parts MS need rcsurfncinp and
IN me meantime the gap il the road
III the west end will be closed, Thi.
Work NO. VIII be done without expense to
Inc county outside of equipment
~ present the convict road force
~ wo,r;klnE on the Maiden SPRING
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the county of Tazewell,

Court Of the county of Tazewell,
on the 18th day of january, 1919.
To Geo. =. Gautlinr.
You are hereby notified that
tract or lot of land in Maiden Spring
District Of Tazcwcll county, in the
town Of Richlands and State of Vir-
ginia, was sold on the 21st day Of
January, 1902 for delinquent taxes,
levies, interests and costs, for the
year 1900, and in the name of Geo,
P. Gautling, to the Commonwealth
of Virginia, and assessed on the coni-i
missioner's books for 1918 in the name
of Geo. p. Gatling, and application for
the purchase thereof has been filed in
this office and it appearing from the
records in this office that you are in
terested in said land, you are further.
notified to appear in four months
from date of this notice and do what
may be necessary to protect your in
terest. ~
Given under my hand this the 18th
da yof January, 1919.
C. w. GREEVER, Clerk,
Circuit Court of Tazewell County,
Virginia. 1-17-4t.
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EMBARRASSED THE EDITOk

Miss Margaret Hurt, one of Mrs
Ollie Hurts splendid daughters, Of
rounding Mill, called in on Tuesday
to settle subscriptions of her moth
ers nnd brother, j. X. She drew ten
spot ON the editor, paying him the
compliment, of course, in thinking
nc could change il. The editor was
somewhat embarrassed and had to 20
TO the bank FOR change, but he fixed
James r. Hurt, her brother, who
has been ut Comp Cody, New Mxi-
CO. has been discharged from the ser
vice and returned to his former posi.
t!on with Jim Kelly at Souix Falls,
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EXPERT CUTTER COMING.

An expert cutter from Strousc and
Brothers. of Baltimore, will be in my
store two days, Feb. 7th and 9th, with
n full line of tho choicest suit pat
tterns for spring Of 1919.
Come in and look these samples ov-
er. Perhaps you will want suit
made If not, you will know what the
styles are TO be worn the coming
season.
Remember, two days only, Feby. 7
and 8. JOHN S. BOTTiMORE
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GEO. w. GRISTFER DEAD.

a telegram received last Saturday
by Mrs. w. T.. Thompson ANNOUNCED
the death on tho 23rd of her brother
ln-law, Mr.. George w. Grettcr, of
Pacific Grove, California. His death
was not unexpected, ns he had been
in falling health for sometime. He
was native of Virginia, having been
raised in Richmond. His wife wns
MISS Belle Smith, who died in 1910.
no leaves two sons, Cecil w. Grcttcr.
or Pacific Grove and George r., of
Port Costa, Cal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-31
GETTING READY FOR THE CEN.
TENARY MEETING.

The Mthodilsts of 1azewell dis
trict are making preparations to en-
tertain here tie Centenary Group
meeting Feb. 10th-11th. Interest in
the movement deepens. A goad del
egations is expected. Rev. j. NJ. Car
ter, conference secretary of the Gen.
tenary writes that he can make the
first item on the program TO begin
on Monday night, Feb. 10th. Every
body invited to como and hear those
discussions Of worldwide interest.
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PLEASE READ YOUR Label

Inc ligurcs ON the label of the pp
per You holt IN your hand. follow
ing your name, show the month and
year to which your subscription ie
ph". IL your copy of pnpcr comes
10 you IN acparatc wrapper th.
date VIII be found printed ON Tia,
WRAPPER. These figures nro our STATE
melts sent you. Read en-.
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ALL SOLDIERS CAN BE RETURN
ED IN SIX MONTHS.

The War Department ANNOUNCES
thnt arrangements have been made
with the allies. whclhby sufficient
Transports have been secured 20 re-
Turn to this country all the Amrricrn
troops IN France within six months
Time. The Navy Department is meet.
ing with difficulties in getting men to
man the boats. "
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NEW PET WORDS.

IIc-"Scc that man over there? He
is bombastic ass, wind-jammer
noncnity, a conceitcd humbug, u par
asite and an encumberance to the
earth"
She-"Would you mind writing all
that down for mc?"
IIe-"Why in the world"
She--"He's my husband and I
time. e."-E.x.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-31
DIR. MCCONNELL FOR PRESIDENT
OF V. Z. |.

An effort is on foot to h ave DR..
Mcconnell to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of DR.. Eggleston,
Of Y. p. l.
DR.. Mcconnell has done marvellous
work as President of the State Nor
NAL at Radford. 1t looks little like
irobbing Peter to pay Paul to have
him leave Radford. If he wants to
go to Y. p. /. he should go. He is
qualified fully.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-31
J. 6, LESTER HEARD FROM.

Mrs. Geo. Lester, of North Taze-
well, has had two cards from her son
recently, one from France, stating he
is expected to be home soon, another
received Jan. 25th, stating that he ar
rived safely on this side, and hoped
to be home soon. These cards were
the tirst and only ones received from
the boy since he went across last
summer. 81 1i lie was wounded in action
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FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.

Cove, first Sunday Mt IL a. m.;
Glenwood, 3 p. M. Mt. Olivct. second
Sunday at II a. M; Concord at 8 pm.
Central, third Sunday at II q. IN;
Blade p. m. Pleasant Hill, fourth
Sunday at IL Il. M; White Church ut
3 p. nj. Liberty OH Saturday night
before the first Sunday.
w. c. THOMPSON.
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WILL ED. PEERY'S AUTO GOES
ON RAMPAGE.

Last Sunday night, just about
preaching time, Mr.. Will Ed. Peery
returned from the country in his en-
closed Ford car, discharged his fami-
ly and saw them safely in the house,
and as was his usual custom, started
to drive his car to the garage back
OF his store, but he didn't. The next
thing he knew he picked himself up