Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
CRARROTTOM
TO attend.

Dear far away friends, | am will
you once more, I just returned from
/ fine visit to my childhood home a
nong the West Va. hills. How deal
IRE those places to me.
am sorry that no one would give
you bit of ne ws while I stopped
short while Well everybody is real
busy and the weather has been
gloomy, with many excuses like that
Cyrus w. Colaw, landed here from
across the great waters, the Is OF
April, and is now in Ohio, and will
land home May "a. His cousin
Dyer Colaw of Down, ILL.,, is with
him, and will be here with friends
md relatives for the summer season.
Mrs. Lou Smith of Dunmore is
With her father, Daniel Colaw, and
lister, Mrs. Attic Winner.
A very interesting meeting was
leld last night in Central church,
n behalf of the Centenary movement
Mrs. Ella Middleton died Sunday
It her home in the Valley and was
buried near Hightown Tuesday, be-
:ide her husband, who died several
ears ago. She was kind and low
ng mother and leaves many friends
iere to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Lizzie Harper of Branch came
Up Monday to be with her daughter,
Mrs. Pink Stone few weeks. -
Mesdames Bessie Colaw and daugh
err, Lou Smith, Attic Winner and
:hildren were guests at Mrs. Sallie
'olaws last week at New Hampton.
Sam Hidy has gone to visit his old
,ome near Hardscrabble short
while.
George and Ben Colaw motored to
taunton Tuesday to meet their bro
her, Cyrus and DIV. Colaw of
Downs, Ill.
Don Newcomb and sister Miss
,oldie called on Miss Martha Hinkle
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammer, Mrs.
emma Nelson and son Fred, D. w.
md Cyrus Colaw, Mr.. and Mrs. DAY.
d Colaw were guests of Cyrus Colaw
Sunday. ~.
Rev. N. A. Parker preached at
Jew Hampden Sunday morning and
2ev. ]. II. Arnold at Rocky Hill.
Miss Sadie Rexrode of South At
lea, we enjoy your letters-come Of
EN- with them. I often think of
'ou, so far from us, and the good
ifes you are living. Do you remem-
ger the meeting at old Brick Church
nd the place you and mother spent
he night. I wish that good time
nay be again, some sweet day. l
I'm glad you get the Recorder and
see what Mickie has to say.
Robert Newman is with his sister,
Mary Lynn Winner, he is moving his
family to Cass, where he works at
the mill.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Mullen
Ak, a girl, to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Hidy, a big boy also Hugh Gregg a
bouncing boy and better still a boy
and a girl twins for Mr.. and Mrs.
Pink Stone.
Rev. ]. H. Arnold is calling on D.
e. Colaw's and Luther Hammer this
week.
Albert simmons and son Ralph
left last week for Staunton hospital,
where his son is treated.
Miss Geneva Will and Howard
Propst were married Sunday by Rev.
Lindamood at her parents home.
Everybody here wishes them a. hap
by journey through life.
The attendance was large and the in
terest worthy of consideration. Hon
B. H. Hiner, of Franklin, w. Va,
made an earnest appeal to the mem
oers of the church from a layman's
standpoint. A pretty liberal res
ponse was made in pledging funds,
which was the object of the meeting.
Miss Mary Walters after teaching
here in. the High School returned to
her home Tuesday at Bridgewater.
Misses Maud and Attic Smith
with others motored here Sunday
from Durbin, ate dinner at Mrs. At
tie Winners and returned. Miss
lola Winner accompanied them home.
Mrs. Phoebe Simmons and Mrs.
Dora Cowger are right much COM
planning at present.
AUNT MARY.