Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-06

do need them by all means have a
pair fitted. Pobst will test your eyes
free of charge.
DR.. Grove is called to War, w.
Va, to address Sunday School con-
ference Sunday morning. Rev. 7. A.
Repass will conduct services in North
Tazewell, IL II. M. The pastor re-
turns for the night session in Taze-
well
Rev. C. r. Brown and wife with
Miss May Brown and Miss Anita
Gillespie, have been sojourning for
some time ut Craig Healing Springs.
Misses Nell and Ruby Paris, of
Atlanta, have been in Tazewcll this
week enjoying the cool mountain
brcczcs. Miss Nell Paris is a former
newspapcrwoman, having been for
sometime on the staff of the Atlanta
Constitution, and her sister is an ar
fist. They have been on three
months vacation, travelling by easy
stages over this section of the States
They expect to return to Atlanta via
"Thc Clinchfcd Route"
Mr.. H. A. Humphrey and Miss
Lake Price. n former school teacher
ut Liberty Hill were married recent
ly Mt Christiansburg. and are making
their home with Mr. and Mrs. H. H
Humphrey. Many congratulations
have been received by Mr.. and Mrs
Humphrey, and this paper wishes for
them long and happy life
Garland Lowder, who has been
connected with butcher shop at
Coulwood, w. Va. for several years,
left last week for Ogden, Utah, to
attend the annual reunion of the
Lowder clan. Cards have been re-
ceived from him stating that he is
having Il great trip. He expects to be
gone several weeks.
Mrs. Helen Porter and the child
rem, of Roanoke, are in TazcweIl
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
Grey Fudge and Mrs. John C.
O'Keeffe.
Attorney James w. Hartman is ON
Il business trip to New York and
pennsylvania this week in connection
with legal matters pending in the
Tazewcll Circuit Court
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis re-
turned the first of the week from n
bridal tour to Columbus and Cincin-
natl.
Miss Nancy Leslie, who taught n
music class in the High School the
latter half of the past school term,
mas secured quarters over Greeyers
store, and will resume her class the
first of September. Those who wish
to join her class for the coming seq.
once.
). T. Altizer, of Pounding Mill, was
here on business yesterday. He has
recently bought the interest of
w. Beavers in Pounding Mill SuppIy
Co., and will resume management nj
the business.
Roy Wynn, and son, of Coeburn,
and Dewey c. Wynn. of Roanoke
are expected here tomorrow to Wis.
It their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Wynn. AVA
Mrs. Will Ed Peery left Yesterday
morning for Richmond to take trrat.
ment in the Johnston Willis hospital
Her husband and family feel very
much encourage ot the briuht
prospect Of her ultimate oomplete 70.
covery.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. r. Gilderslecve
English, W. Va, were here on ves'
terday-business and pleasure com.
bined.
Misses Mary and Martha, the Laird
twins, two fine girls, are here from
Bluefield, on visit to their GRAND
mother, Mrs. Harriet Tyncs, and
family. GNU
Miss Bessie Jackson has been
elected Supervisor of school music
IN Tazewell High School for the com
ing session. She will also teach niono
to a limited number of pupils.
Ebert Buchanan, whose severe in
jury to his eye, was noted in this
paper, was here on yesterday retnrn-
ing to the sanitarium in Bluefiejd
aiter several days spent at his home
at Grafton. 1t is now confidently ex.
pected. that the sight of his wounded
eye will be saved. N.
Little Miss Lucille Terrell. of Re.
pass, is visiting her cousin, Margaret
hawkins, in the family of DR.. John
Hawkins. on Tazewell avenue. Lu-
GIies mother is sister to Mrs. John
Hawkins. ''''''
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