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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
SHAWvERS MILL NOTES.

Shawvers Mills, April 1.-Mr. ant
Mrs. A. B. Lefrel and their two son.
Arlo and Roy, matored to Blueiielc
Sunday last to see their son and bro.
ther, Arthur Leffel.
We are sorry to report that G. w
Walker is very ill.
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Nccl and thcii
daughter, Nellie, went to Blueficlt
Sunday last to see their son and bro.
ther, Private Lacy Neel, who was on
20-hour leave from camp, where
he had just recently arrived from
France.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Shawver and
their little daughter, Bessie, spent
the week end with Airs. Shawver's
sister, Mrs. Glen Mahood, of Roa-
noke; thy also met Mrs. Shawver's
brother, Corp. Fred Nash, who has
just arrived from FRANCE.
Mrs. d. B. Howell spent the wcel,
end with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
N. Kinzer at this place.
Mr.. Grayson Compton's many old
friends are glad to know that he is
improving.
Mustard Pruett spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Thompson
Valley.
Charlie Summers, of Bluestonc
spent Sunday with his cousin, Mona
Leffcl, Mary Belcher was also pres
ent.
Fay and Carl Gregory and their
friend, Earl Pructt, motored to the
Garden Sunday and dined at the home
of Miss Ruth Davis.
The Sunday School at Shawvers
Mills church was reorganized Sunday
Mr., and Mrs P. G.. Igo had for
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
John Smith, of Grafton.
Prvt. John Kirby left last Saturday
for the coal fields, where he expects
to work for while.
Mr.. Robert Leffel left Sunday for
Roanoke.
Mr.. Sam Wingo and his grandson,
Will Tom Leffel, were the guests of
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e.
Leffel Sunday.
The Shawver MIL school is pro-
crossing nicely under the manage
ment of Miss Ada Leffel and Miss
Ruth Davis.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church at the usual hour
by the pastor, Rev. w. S. Bullard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Kinzer went
to Wolf Creek Sunday to see Mrs
Kinzer's grandfather, Mrs. Isaac
Showers, who has been very i'll fol-
sometime.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
THE BIG FIRE AT cANEnHANE f

Mr.. j. II. Asbury, of the CanrbrAkr
Mercantile Company, was here Tues.
day and gave further details Of the
disastrous fire which destroyed that
town on March Sth. Every store in
town, said Mr.. Asbury, was destroy
ed. six in all, including the postonicc
and one or two dwellings,. The Cano-
brake Mercantile Co., the stores Of
j. w. Wittcn, l.. i. Marrs, II. j. El-
lett, and the stores of two Italians,
were all wiped out. The houses were
all framed structures, standing close
together, and in the absence of any
fire department or means Of fightinp
fire, there was no hope of staying the
flames until everything was burned
There was loss sustained of some.
thing like $4,000, it is said, with
only nominal insurance. Already
the plucky citizens of Clnebrake are
beginning to rebuild, ind, OF course,
since the horse is stolen, some rde-
quatc source of II water supply and
II fire company will be devised.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
CLIFFIELD HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Brewster and
family have just recovered from the
influenza.
MIR. and Mrs. C. r. Taylor and
Mrs. NJ. II. Beavers were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Harrison on
Sunday.
Misses Kate and Mae Twincr spent
Saturday with Mrs. j. E. Turner.
Mr.. Victor Brewster, Maude Turn
er, Dora Busic were the guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Witt
Sunday.
Miss Maude Turner and Miss Dora
Busic were the guests of Miss Ida
Witt Sunday.
Rev. w. f. Bailey, of Cedar Springs
spent the week end with lis sister in
law, Mrs. j. Sanders Gillespie.
Mrs. w. B. Greear and Mrs San
ders Gillespie spent Tuesday with
Mrs. O'Keeffe ut Tazewell.
Miss Bessie Sayers spent Sunday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Greer
on her way home, her school having
closed in Baptist Valley Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dcne just re-
turned from weeks visit to Gin
cinnati and reported fine time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
MARRIED IN TAZEWELL FIFTY
YEARS AGO.

The following is taken from the Lo-
di (Calif.) Sentinel, of March 11th:
"Thc home of w. S. Montgomery,
near Lockeford, was the scene of a
very happy social affair on Saturday
of last week. the occasion being the
golden wedding anniversary of Mrs.
Montgomerys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Corell of Lodi, who were married
near Tazewell, Virginia, so years ago
A profusion of jonquils and acacia
blossoms added the touch of gold to
the decorative scheme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corell's five children
were nll present, of whom with their
families were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Montgomery and son, Winfield; Mr.
and Mrs. Platt Smith ard son, Corell;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Corell and children
Bernice and Allen; w. o. Corell, H. j
Corell and children, Mildred, Ncomi
Calvin and Florence
There were also present one siste,
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Smith
and their daughter, Miss Lou Smith
also sister-in-law, Mrs. W. W. HUI
ron and daughter, Miss Florence
Thompson and son, Clarence Tho1np
son, just returned from overseas; al
so a brother-in-law, w. w. Huron.
After the wedding dinner the hours
passed pleasantly with mubic and
conversation. Many gifts and mes
sages of congr4tulation We're received
attesting the high esteem in which
the aged couple arc held.
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w. c. #. u. RECEPTION no THE
TEACHERS.

On the afternoon Of March 3lst, al
the hospitablc homc of Mrs. C"arrc
X. Mccall, II highly enjoyable rcrcp.
ton was given by the w. c. I, u. To
The teachers of Tn2cwcll and North
Tazewcil. y number of other guestg
were present also.
In spite of The cold wind and driv.
'nE snow, the guests assembled and
we're cordially greeted by the hostess
and by the President of the Union,
Mrs. l!emy Pccry Miss Ellie Bow
on in her own pleasing manner rnvc
II very hearty welcome to those pres
cnt IN II few well chosen words na,l
assured the teachers of The co-oner.
ton Of the w. c. n. u. in their wor,.
MISS Wyrenc Lester then sang vc,v
swcotly, "a Welcome" accompanic.
by Miss Jackson. Mrs. Wollc do
lighted her hearers ~ giving in n verv
charming manner an original rcnh.
ing.
Much interest aud mcrrimcnt WAS
created by n guessing contest. Pie
lures of men and women prominent
ns statesmen, soldiers, musicians. ne
trcsses and authors were hung in va
rious places in the parlor and dining
room. Ihe guests were given pencils
and booklets and were asked TO write
the names. The young lady guessing
the greatest number correctly was
given a handsomely framed picture
of Joan Of Arc. This WINS awarded 'hv
Mrs. w. G. O'Bricn to Miss Eva
steele as the successful contestant.
Delicious refreshments consisting of
zee cream, cake and coffee were scrv
cd, after which the guests took their
departure, all agreeing that il was n
most enjoyable occasion. r.. II.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
RICHLANDS NOTES.

The winter weather, after such fine
weather all through March, is going
pretty hard with most everybody. The
coal trade has been good for several
days.
Mrs. ID. j. Rimmcr of Norton, was
visiting her sons, U. S. and G. w,
Rlmmer of this town the latter part
of last week.
Mr.. j. c. Green, of Paint Lick, was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. b. Mutt
ter the latter part OF last week.
G. w. Rimmcr aud wife, and Mrs.
j. Is. Muttcr were visiting at G. III.
llortons Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Sisk made flying trip
to Buchanan county Saturday and re-
turned Sunday. lie has very sick
boy.
Mrs. llobson Campbell, of Rich
lands, and Miss Iamison, OF Raven.
were marrird Mt Lebanon TO-DAY.
1t was quito Il shock to the com.
munity when Mr.. G. IL. IIanl,ins re
ceived message yesterday that Mr.
5. II. Allison had been murdered at
Kenova, w. Va.
MIR. j. b. Altizcr has rented his
Mill to Walter Sisk until he can do
his assessing for the year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
BIG FARMERS MEETING.

The Tazewell County Farmers AS
sociation has recently bought one ot
the best building lots in North Tazc-
well. A meeting of the Association
and farmers has been called for Tues
day, April Sth, to decide OH plans for
the large warehouse to be erected.
The question of having II place To
store things has been urged very
much by the members and now is the
time for them to come out and see it
through.
The plans for the wool pool for the
spring will also be taken up. Despite
difficulties and government rcgula,
ton, due to the war, this work was
a great success last year. q much
bigger pool and grenter success is
looked forward to confidently.
Remember the meeting will be call
ed promptly at 1890, Tuesday, April
Sth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
WEST POCAHoNTAs NEWS.

Big Vein, April 3.--Mrs. N. l.. Bar
ker fell down flight stairs and
fractured her right arm last week
very painfully.
William Yancey, engineer at our
No. one mine, has moved his family
to Church Street in Pocahontas.
Profs. Cook and Williams, of Wash
ington, ID. c., have been here with us
q few days organizing n first air So
cicty. We have three teams already
organized with MIR. Joe Litzford as
cacptain of number one team and
w. b. Burton captain of number two
team and Louis Demchock captain of
number three team. Mr. S. B. MaXey
is President, Mr.. Charlie Harris, ia
vice president and Jas. ONeil is sec
retary and Treasurer. We will be
ready in short while for challenge
from our neighbor teams.
Mr.. Monday, of Bluefield, was in
our camp last Monday talking busi-
ness to Charlie Burton.
Mr.. W. T. Munsey and w. B. Bur-
ton were visiting in Boissevaine last
Sunday.
Mr.. jackson, Of Welch, wns in our
town last week on business.
Those who visited Sunday school
last Sunday were Rev. Robert Leon
ard, and Charlie Haven, of Boisse-
vaine and Roby Bowen and wife, of
Pocahontas, and L. T. Wilburn, of
Roseville.
Born to B1r. and Mrs. Clarence
Carter last, week q, boy and girl.
Mother and babies are doing quite
well.
The weather is just little too cold
now to garden any, but there is time
yet. Let US not fail to put out n gar
den. 1t will reduce the H. C. L. con-
siderably. i.aH
Mr.. A. T. Green, Store manager and
w. B. Burton are going to reduce the
cost of living by farming on the riy-
er bottom this year. Go to it fellows,
it will help some.
Mr. Harry Hiner, of Columbus, o.,
manager Of the Big Vein Coal Co.,
ana DR.. Keith, Of Baltimore, were
hire last week on official business.
Number three mines has just re-
Gently opened up and is governed by
Mr., T. B. Dene.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
ENFORCING THE
new DOG LAW
State3Game Department Repre-
sentative Here Yesterday Tells
How Other Counties in the
State Are Handling 1t.

r. II. Corbell, representing the state
department OF Game and Inland Fish
cries of Richmond, was i'm Tazewell
yesterday, looking after the enforce
meht OF the new state dog law in
this county.
Tho enforcement OF this statute,
enncted i'll the interest of the sheen
and stoctmcn of tho State, is chnrg-
cd to the Game Department. The Inv
would be strictly enforced, Mr.. Cor
bell said, instructions having already
been given game wurdens to proceed
against all owners of dogs who had
not listed same fortaxution with the
commissioners of the revenue, and to
XII, as the law provides, any dog
found chasing, injuring sheep, cattle
or fowl. The tuz on dogs was due
February L, and the law provides for
the imposition of fine on all per-
sons who own dogs and who failed to
pay the tax ,y' tflls date.
IN his travels over the State. Mr..
Corbcil sad, he Ind fond that the
large sheep owners are using the dog
law as an insurance against dam
ages by dogs. In large number of
hn counties visiccd by him he said
he sheep owners were listing their
shocp at full value. The law provides
that the Owner of sheep killed by
dn"f shall bc paid the assessed value
thereof out of The fund created from
the dog license tax. This enc feature
of the law, Mr.. Corbel said, had in
rtcased the taxable value of sheen
IN some counties by more than so per
cent.
MIR. Corhcll also said that the de-
mrtnent had purchased large
number OF Bob White" pnrlridgcs
lor liberation in the state. These
BIRDS will he liberated in each mngis-
tcrial district in the STATE, the plan
being TO have some farmer in each
district oolfor his farm TO the State
hi gamc sanctuary, agreeing not to
shoot the birds placed thereon by the
state and not TO permit any one else
To Hh9o' thcm for such II period OF
Time aa may be mutually agreed up-
on, Pending the appointment of II
warden in Tazcwcll, MIR. Corbcll snid
thrL the department would be GLAD
20 haze farmers here Interested in
game propagation to write The de-
pnrtnlcnl direct
hecausc Of the scarcity of birds in
Southwest Virginia, MIR. Corbcll said
TINS section would receive it's quota
OF birds first. A large number of the
b'rda will be sent to the Southwest
md Valley sections thnn will be lib
Grated in Eastern Virginia The birds
will he ready for delivery about the
first Of April.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
POUNDING MILL NOTES.

Mrs. Martha Sparks and family
were made happy along with her
neighbors and friends on Sunday
morning when her son, Will Sparks
returned from France. A big crowd
greeted him at the station, because it
was Sunday, and were waiting for the
trains to pass, before going to Sun
day School. He was with the head
quarters troop, 4lst division, and had
some narrow escapes. His shoe heel
was shot Off, which caused him to
think his foot was shot. Mnny of his
comrades were killed by his side. He
has been all over France, and is look
ing well and feeling fine.
Mrs. Walker Riifgstaff and neph-
CIV, Arl Holland, left this morning
for Bedford, the latter's home, for a
visit to her sister and mother. Mrs.
William Holland.
The Sunday School entertainment
on last Saturday night was largely
attended in fact the house was packed
full and running over. The pupiis id
we'll and the evening was a most en-
joyable one. Mrs. S. r. Suarks, Mrs.
G. II. Griffith and Miss Octavia Pru-
ett received any thanks for getting
up the nice program. a3 well ms Hazel
/ Mcclure !for her splendid music, also
Mr.. John pdeit's Victrola music.
Mrs. w. B. Steele spent Sunday
night and Monday with her mother,
and sister, ut Cedar Bluff.
The following ladies' attended thc
Sunday School eynvention at Rich
lands last Sunday afternoon: Mrs. c.
II. Trayer, Mrs. C. II. Robinett, Mrs.
w. B. Steele, Mrs. II. M. Christian.
Miss Gussie Christian. The next con-
vention will be held ut Cedar Bluff
the 1st Sunday in June.
r. K. Gillespie returned to Ash
vile, N. c., Saturday afternoon to
see Mrs. Gillespie.
Miss Mary B. Gillespie, +. o. Gil
lespie attended the funeral of their
uncle, Felix O'Kceffe at Tazcwell OIL
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Altizer and the
children visited visited their parents
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Altizer in Rich
lands Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP DE
BATE.

On Friday night, March 28th, scy.
en- members of the Senior Glass in
the High School chapel competed for
places on the debating team of the
school. Messrs. Charles Gillespie, Da-
vid Hurt, and Marsh Mccall in favor
OF the Government Ownership of the
railroads, opposed by Misses Doroth,
Scott, Annie Surface, Lettic Grcev.
er and Ruth Jones. who were yer,
much against government ownership
Each debater showed careful study
OF the question, and each made 4
good showing in the art of debating
After the arguments were closed, The
committee took the question. Tho,
decided that the girls had won Tho
question and that Miss Ruth lone.
and Mr.. Marsh Mccall should com.
pose our debating team.
This gives the High school a read
ing and debating team, which team.
should compete with another High
School in this section, for the priv
iege of entering the state contests al
Charlottesville in May. This schoo
has been classed with the Pocahontas
High School. However, no arrange
ments to this effect have been made
yet.
1t was very gratifying indeed t.
have several patrons of the schoo
visit the class rooms during the pas
week. The teachers Of the schoo
would be glad if these visits wer,
more freqent. Every patron is heart
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE EN-
TIERS PIEDMONT.

MIR. Dallas Hubbard, of Honaker,
va, left home Monday for Lynchburg
where he will enter Piedmont Bust
ness College for course in famous
Gregg Shorthand and Touch Type
writing. MIR. Hubbard is graduate
OF Honaker High School and is we'll
prepared to take business course to
the best advantage. Piedmont will
give him written contract. for n DO
eition upon graduation paying u guar
anteed starting salary of $100 to
$500 and will accept q payment on
his tuition of $1,000 monthly from
his salary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
GOOD TERMS
ON new BONDS
Secretary Glass Announces That
New Loan Will Have Inter
esting Feature of Deferred
Payments for 6 Months.

Washington, March 2S.=-Tcrms OF
payment in the new Victory Liberty
Loan announced today are the most
liberal ever offered by tie Govern
ment. Deferred payments may be ex-
tended over IL period of six months
from May 10 to November II.
Secretary Glass announced that 10
per cent of subscriptions would be
due with application on or before May
10, another 10 per cent on or before
July Is, and four subsequent INSTALL
monts of 20 per cent on or before
August IL, September 8, October z,
and November IL. Accrued interest
on deferred instalmcnts will he due
with the last payment,
Payment in full can be made MAY
20, if desired, the ten per cent with
application having been paid prior TO
May 10. Payments also can be COM
plcted on any installment dote with
accrued interest.
Terms of the Fourth Liberty Loan
permitted deferred payments only ov-
er four months, and the instalmcnts
were arranged so that SO per cent.
became due in two weeks, from Jan
uary 16 to January 30, 1919. In that
loan banks subscribed four hundred
millions of dollars and then allowed
the public to pay for them over n pc
riod of ten months. If such extension
is given this loan Treasury officials
said tho result should be great stim-
ulation to popular subscriptions, be-
cause the public would have approx
imately year in which to pay for
their bonds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
BIHOP DENNY COMING TO TAZE
WELL.


Bishop Collins Denny, and Ex-Gov-
ernor Henry c. Stuart are expected
to attend the Group Meeting of the
Tazewell district in great Centen-
airy Conference to be held in Tazewell
Wednesday night and Thursday next,
April 9th and 10th.
One hundred delegates, if they ali
come, will be in attendance.
DR.. Il. p. Copenhaver, Rev. Thomas
Repass, Mrs. c. T. Peery, Mrs. C. H.
Peery and Mrs. Dixie Kiser, and Mrs
Beavers are the members of the home
finding committee to whom all friends
should at once report as to the num-
Der Of delegates they can take for
the brief while the conference is in
session.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
FELIX O'KEEFE.

Felix O'Keeffe, son of Mrs. Mary
O'Keeffe and the late DR.. James
O'Kecife, died in Blueficld Sanitarium
last Friday night, from n complica-
ton of troubles, following an attack
Of pneumonia.
The remains were brought here on
Saturday afternoon to the home of hie
mother, and the funeral and burial
took place Sunday afternoon from the
Methodist, church. Rev. DR.. T. s.
Hamilton, Of Bluefield, delivered the
funeral discourse. Rev. DR.. j. NJ.
Grove, the pastor, and Rev. S. 3.
Vaught, of johnson City, Tenn, took
part in the solemn service.
Th pall-bearers were.
a. G. Russell, Geo. C. Peery, Thos.
]. Smith, L. A. Tynes, r. P. Copen-
haver, Jeff Ward.
Flower Bearers-Morris Watts, Of
Eckman; w. T. Slaughter, of Gin
cinnati; l.. G. Toney, Northfork; C.
II. Quinn, Roanoke; Newton Roberts,
Crystal, w. Va; Will McQuail, Potts
vile, Pa; Jas. A. McQuail, Hiawatha,
W., Va; E. Dyer, Gillian, w. Va; II.
Brook, Worth, w. Va; C. +. Lilley,
Edward McQuail, Steve Meens, w.
o. Franklin, Phil Kelley, John Tier
ncy, Z. L. Bailey, P. Alexander, R.
w. Clifton, o. NJ. Marks, ]. D. Mas
tin, Clarence Clark, H. S. Henley, C.
NJ. Cox, of Bluefield.
There was large concourse of peo-
pie present, not only from Bluefield,
and other sections of West Virginia,
where he had been in business. He
was widely known in the coalfields
and wherever known was popular and
highly respected. The funeral SER
vice was unusually impressive as we'll
as solemn
Never before, as now recalled, was
there such an elaborate display of
floral tokens of love and appreciation
as was seen on this occasion. There
were numerous and rare collections
woven into, wreathes, crosses and
crowns, and beautifully grouped arms
full Of the rarcst roses and lilies of
dazzling colors.
1t was solenlnly beautiful, and at
tested the love and appreciation as
we'll as deep grief of stricken friends.
Felix O'Keeffe was a genial, cheer
full, industrious and intelligent man.
His frequent visits to his mother and
relatives here were always delight,
not only to them, but to all who knew
him.
Great sympathy is widely felt and
expressed for. his aged mother, so
well known and loved in this town.
Deceased was 48 years of age and
unmarried. Besides his mother two
sisters and four brothers survive
him, viz: Mrs. R. X. Gillespie, of
Pounding Mill; Miss Jessie O'Keeffe,
of Tazewell; James O'Keeffe, of Blue
field; Wharton O'Keeffe, of Eckman,
W. Va; John and Lathrop O'Keeffe,
Of Tazewell
At the time Of his death he was
sales agent for n number of coal COM
panies in West Virginia. Somebody
has said that life is full of surpris-
es. So it is, and full of sorrows and
tragedies, too.
Sometime, somewhere, we'll un-
derstand."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
BIG ATTRACTION AT NEW THEA.
TIRE TOMORROW NIGHT.

a number of the ladies Of the town
have Interested themselves in The
case of Jabc Johnson, and the man,
agcmcnt of the New Theatre is CO.
operating. to give benefit show to-
morrow night, "Thc Common Cause"
said to be one of the greatest war
pictures that has been produced. The
proceeds from the show will be used
TO defray Johnson's expenses to Hot
Springs, where he can secure treat.
ment for the rheumatism that has
had him in its grip for years.
Mrs. A. S. liigginbotham has con-
sented to sing ut the performance
and the Tazewcll High School orchcs-
tra will furnish music.
A pleasant evening is in store for
those who attend.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
$4,000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

You young men who complain that
you did not go across after all your
training, now have an opportunity
The government want sto send home
the boys in the army of occupation
on the Rhine, and those behind tho
lines, and wants $4,000 men to take
the places of those who should be
sent home. The pay will be ample,
no fighting, only guard duty, an op-
portunity to see Europe, ocean trav-
el, etc. Here's your chance to crafty
your ambition and at the same time
serve your country, all at Uncle Sam's
expense. Are you as anxious TO go
across as you thought you were?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04
GREAT CENTENARY MEETING.

81 On, Thursday, the 10th Of this
month, at Tazewell, there will be held
"a Centenary Group Conference.
Hon. II. c. Stuart, Judge William
E. Burns and other interesting speak
ors will be present. Bishop Denny is
expected to be present and deliver an
address Wednesday evening.
l shall expect to see some of our
people from Burke's Garden and the
Tazewell Circuit present at the meet
ing. W. c. THOMPSON.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04

lily welcome to any of tho school ac-
tivities at any time. You might be
surprised at some of the good work
going on. Try visit to some Of our
Wednesday morning chapel excucis
es, to the Home Economics Depart
ment or to the class room whore your
own child it ut work. Thus you will
help the school, encourage your child
and be able to judge intelligcntly the
work of the school. r.