Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-20
Local News

%NOs1AiOnS Sllc NlSlleu re-
latives.
Miss Elizabeth White left Monday
for Radford to attend the summer
normal
$4,000 to Children Home Society
Campaign was made by A. u. Iitz the
first contribution made
Robert Whitley, of the S0th divis-
on, reached his home at North Taze-
we'll last week from France.
Misses Margaret Porter and Daisy
Burnett left Sunday for Radford to
attend the summer normal.
We can supply Ford parts ut pres
ent from our Bluefield store.
TAZEWELL MOTOR co.
Rev. w. w. Arrowood will preach
ut Wittens Mills Sunday at 4:l5 u.
m. and at the Divides church at S:l5.
A full line of Ford parts are ON
the way. Just be patient
TAZEWELL MOTOR co.
M. M. Hankins, Richards, was
here on yesterday. lie reported his
wife's health as improved but little
All parties who have any claims
against us, send them in at once. l.
A. Tynes and Co, Tazewell Motor
Co.
II. G. and Mrs. Pcery, ST., and
John ii. Williams, their relative and
guest, are visiting relatives in Brs-
toll.
Mr.. j. L. Kcndrick has bought the
Cooley property at the head of Main
Street, which he and his family have
occupied for Il number of years.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Bobbitt will
leave today for Jewell Ridge, where
Mr.. Bobbitt will take charge of the
Y. M. c. a. work for the summer.
Come to us for tires, tubes, etc.
what we havn't got we can supply
from our Bluefeld store. Every little
bit counts.
TAZEWELL MOTOR co.
Miss jamie Thompson, who. has
been teaching music at Northfolk, w
Va, for the past session, has closed
her school and returned to her home
here.
Corporal Charley Stephenson, son
OF V. l.. Stephenson, who has been in
France with the 10th ammunition
train of the Goth division, has re-
turned to his home.
All our machinery repairs were de-
stroyed by fire. Look over vour ma
chimes at once and report what is
wanted. We are busy on the iob."
l.. A. TYNES AND co.
Mrs. Jno. w. Kidd, Clear Fork,
and her neicc, from Chilhowie, who
is on a visit, were shopping in town
on Tuesday, as was also Mrs A !
Larimer, Thompson Valley.
Walter Kiscr, son of Mr.. and Mrs
a. q. Kiser, has returned from
France. He reached Newport News
Sunday, and will soon be DISCHARGED
and returned to his home.
Dr. Grove breaches Sunday morn
ing in North Tazewell on "The Be
reaved Fatherhood of God" and SIM
day evening in Tazewell on "Chris-
tianity System for Thought"
Dewey Wynn returned last week
we make two cents on every gallon
OF gas we sell. Two million gallons
would wipe out our loss. Don't forget
when you need gas and oil that every
little bit helps. Tazewell Motor Co.
from Richmond, where he visited his
brother Earnest Wynn. He expected
to work in Richmond but the hot
weather made him change his mind.
A. b Buchanan and C. T.. Kits,
postmaSters at Tazewell and North
IaZewell, went to Roanoke Sunday
night to attend the meeting of the
postmasters association of Virginia.
Miss Alma Smith, the populor
young typist for attorney r. o. Croc-
kett, will leave next week for an
extensive visit to the northwest She
will visit relatives at Fargo, N. d..
and at Toronto, Canada.
The good women of North Tazcwell
led by Mrs. j. W. Whitley, gave Haw-
ard royal reception Monday after
noon in the way of many good things
to eat, and the young ex-sailor is
glad his lot has fallen in such n
pleasant place.
DR.. Henry Haley, of Hawkins
Pharmacy, went to Bluef:clt Tues
day for examination by Drs. St Clair
and Fox. A number of wears apo
Haley suffered the loss of his appen-
dix. and on frequent occasions since
mad recurrence Of the trouble.
Robert Earl Ireson, a protege of
DR.: j. Walter Witten, of North Taze-
well, has recently returned from
Staunton Military Academy WHARF bo