Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-07-02


'terday from an extended visit to
relatives in Indianapolis.
MIR. aud Mrs. Pat McKenry, tenn
porarily residents of Georgia, and
Miss Mary McKcnry, of Lynchburg,
trc in the city the guests of Mrs.
Mex fnry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
"A. Scott on Fncastlc turnpike. MIR. ,
and Mrs. McKenry drove II Ford
runnbout from way down in Georgia
all = the way to Tntcwcll without
accident.
MIR. w. G. Snapp, bookkccpcr FOR
the Tnzowcll Motor Company and
Miss Helen Cnrico, daughter of the
Rev. Nj. u. Cnrco. pnstor of the
Methodist church ut Cocburn, were
married IN Bristol lust week, nnd nre
now living in farewell. They nrc
stopping at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. b. pribblc.
Did you ever see "bogus" part
and genuine Ford part side and
side. II not, come in, and see for
yourself.
FAREWELL MOTOR co.
Mr. /. Nj. Hawkins, of the Inv
ikins Phnrmacy. has been IL little out
OF the running FOR the past few weeks
OH account of II wrnk hcnrt, which
has not beon performing It's usual
functions ns il ought to. With the
bass season on in full swing, and the
streams choking with the fine fish
"nger forthe bnit, il IL hoped thnt
this gcntlcmnns propeller will brace
up rnd Permit him TO enjoy the sport
If all sports
Every time you put IL "bog,,s"
part in your Ford you not only re-
ducc the efficiency Of your ear, hut
you pay for something that you do
not get value received for. Buy gen
uinc Ford pnrts. There is none ns
good. Let us prove il to you.
TAHEWELL MOTOR co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crockett, md
daughter, Mis- Aylcnc. reached Tnzc-
well Sunday from Kansas, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks. since Miss Aylcnc was dis-
charged from the Mayo hospital in
Rochester, Mnn.. where she under.
went II successful operation.
Mr.. jeff Ward has been Informed
that Willinm Long, the young son
of Mr.. ind Mrs. G. G. Long, Of Biz
Stone Gap, was painfully burned by
nm explosion of gasolinc ncnr his
home last week. The lower part of
his body and hands were burned
badly. He is receiving the best Of
attention, his sister, Miss Corric,
trimmed nurse, the local physicians.
having reached him II few minutes
after the accident.
Ool, exposed to dirt and dust
naturally has grit in it. Nothing is
more injurious to your motor than
dirty, gritty oil. You don't get this
kind OF oil from underground tnnks
at our front door. los convenient
too.
TAHEWELL MOTOR co.
The Tazewell postoilice reverted 10
second class yesterday. Under the
new order Wilford Bcnvers will he
chief clerk at IL more interesting stl-
pend than heretofore; Grover C. Me-
Gnirc. assistant clerk md w. B. NJ.
Chapman, substitute clerk. Marsh
Mccall will still serve as village de-
livery carrier. The postmaster will
now have more time TO devote to
matters pertaining to the welfare of
the service. The business houses of
the town hope the postmaster will
now arrange for the opening of the
night mail.
Practically half the automobiles in
the United States arc Forls-ovcr
four miliOn-and to store this vast
number of Fords end TO end, and n
walkway between the line of four
feet, it would require II garage cover
ing more than twelve hundred acres,
and to crank them up and run them
outside, allowing twenty five minutes
per car, it would require one man
more than half century.
TAZEWELL MOTOR co.
Mr.. Ray Wall, son of Mr.. james
Wall, of Tazewell and Miss Eliza
Booker Thornhill, Of Roanoke, were
married June 10Th Mt the brides res
idencc in the Magic City. They came
to Tazewell last week and have been
the guests OF MIR. Wallis sister Miss
Hazel Wall and Mr. James Wall OH
Tazewell avenue. Mr.. Wall has n re-
sponsible position with Swift g. Co.'s
Roanoke branch.
Miss Nina Payne, of Charleston,
W. Va, and Miss Margaret Dugan.
of Norristown, Penn, are the guests
of their schoolmate, Miss Anita Gil
'lespie. The young ladies' are not en-
tirely strangers here, being familiar
with the names Of Tazewell people,
or many Of them, having read the
Clineh Valley News while they were
at school. with Miss Gillespie, which
possibly accounts, in n measure, for
their charming manner and populari-
|ty with all who know them. Friday
evening five hundred party was
given by Mrs. A. C. Buchanan in hon
Or of the visitors and Tuesday af-
ternoon Miss Anita Gillespie invit-