Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

w llic LYNCH, HOW Ill Uncle
Sans Navy. is here spending ten
day furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Lynch.
Mrs. II. ii. LippS is ut home from
Il two weeks visit With kin and
friends ut Alexandria. Va.
Harry Clendcnnin. MaNwelton. is
at home for the holidays. after COM
pleiing the course in The Michigan
Auto School, Detroit. He will re-
turn after the holidays to accept Il
job in that city.
Mrs. J. North Caldwell and daugh-
ter. Miss Ann, are expected home
Tuesday from visit to the former
son. Jas. II. Caldwell. and family
in st. Louis. James has been pro-
NOTED and will be transferred to
San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. Buford Hendrix is here from
New York spending tho holidays
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. Ma
son Mathews. Capt. Hendrix went
on TO Kentucky to attend the we'd
ding of his friend, James Feamster.
Mrs. Matte Forythc is here from
South Carolina the guest of Mrs. j.
Marvin Watts.
Harry Painter is spending the
holidays with friends at Wythcville,
Va.
Miss Matte Tyree is in Richmond
visiting her uncle, w. II. Henson,
who has been seriously i'll.
Mrs. Geo. Ncttlcton is spending
two weeks with her husband in
New York City. where Mr.. Ncttlcton
has 4 good position.
J. S. McWhorter spent several
days in Charleston This week. His
daughter. little Miss Katherine. who
has been suffering from typhoid
fever, has not improved rs we'll as
expected the past few days.
Dr.. and Mrs. Jas. r. Howcrton,
Of Lexington. Va. announce The en-
gagcWent and approaching marri-
age Of their daughter. Miss Mary
ArncE HOwertOn. to William Stan
hope Tutwillcr, Of Savannah, Gu.
The wedding to be SolcmniZed on
Thursday, Dec. 25th.
NJ. F. Hcrn, who has been consid-
cred in Il critical condition for some
time, was taken TO the Clifton Forge
hospital Monday by his son, Boone,
and S. II. Mcdowell for treatment.
The surgeons there did not conSid-
er it advisable to amDutatc his leg.
as he was moi III condition 10 stand
the operation.
III. w. Humphreys returned 10 his
home in Irish Corner Tuesday from
Charleston where he had been to
see his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Erwin,
who is at st. Francis hospital, that
city. suffering from effects of the
flu. Mr.. II. was accompanied home
by his little granddaughter.
AS we learn from the Huntington
Advertiser. Mrs. Frank Mann, Of
that city, an active Y. w. C.. A.
worker, is just back from meeting
the Association held in Cincinnati.
AT this meeting the. conference took
up for consideration the program
for 1920. The Ohio and West Vir-
ginia field was considered the most
promising of all the fields in the
United States for the national cam
paign by the organization in Feb
ruary for S4,500.O00 to promote its
work. Feb. Goth has been designat-
cSA Nv TIC rcueTdtcu cHuFCuCS Oh
Christian America as a day upon
which the campaign will be pre-
sented in the churches.
DR.. John Robertson, who since he
left here last spring has been en-
gagged in mission work in connec-
ton with the Prcsbytery Of New
York; writes us from that city that
he has decided to renew. in August,
1920, his Dastorate Of the City
Temple Of Glasgow, Scotland. where
he's laborcd for twelve years before
coming to America.
Mrs. a. l.. HOkc has returned to
her home at White Sulphur from
The Hinton Hospital. where she
underwent successful operation
for appendicitis.
Elmore Brett, of Richmond, cx-
pert powder man, has come TO work
with the Duncan Construction Co.
He has been with Mr.. Burke in
Greenbricr county for several wears.
--PocahOnhlS Times.
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