Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-05-28
PERSONAL MEN1. IN.

Miss Emma Clifton Rucker.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clifton
Rnckcr, was among the graduates
of the Kcy!csvillc, (Mo.) High
School, May 18th. She is well
known here.
Mrs. c. A. Burns is in Charleston
this week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. II. q. Thompson.
Miss Nellie Thompson, of Charles
ton, spent Sunday here with Miss
Mae Burns.
Grover Vandwcnder and his
Sister, Miss Martha, of CharlotteS-
vile. Va, are guests this week of
Mrs. John ID. White, north of town.
DR.. Smith. his sistcr-in-law, Miss
Gaskelf, both Of New York, and
Miss Annie Austin, associated with
them, put in the day in Grecnbricr
lat Sunday in the canvaSSing for
near East Relief-Dr. Smith speak
ing in the churches here in the
morning and ut White Sulphur at
night, Miss Gaskcll speaking at
Clifton and Frankford and Miss
Austin at Ronceverte. Our Miss
Annie is said to be a mot success
full worker in the cause, appealing
10 the people TO aid the starving
women and children of Armenia,
with a sympathetic eloquence and
carnestnesS that rarely fails to bring
the money or pledges.
Frank P. Ried has bought the
judy or Charlton place in Judyville
an east suburb of Lewisburg, and
expects to move here in November.
Rev. H. S. Wiley, of Williams
burg, new pastor of the Southern
Methodist Church there passed
through Lewisburg Monday in route
to the Valley of Virginia to bring
Oh his family. He gave us a pleas
ant call and we We're pleased TO
find him an enthusiastic friend and
admirer of the President and a
staunch supporter Of the League
Covenant.
Sidney Neal, of Dayton. Ohio,
dropped in 10 see us Monday on
his return from few days sight
seeing in Warrington. Hc is doing
we'll in Dayton.
Mrs. A. q. Chewing is here from
Roanoke, Va, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. F. II. Campbell.
}. +. Vanstavern late of Spring
Greek has bought of J. NJ. Wilkcr-
son The McChesncy property on
west Market street near the Court
House and moved in the first Of
This week.
Drs. 7. f. Mcclure. of Logan,
and L. \. Farrcn, of Fayctte county,
son and son-in-law of Morris Nc
Gulre, who was injured in a fall Il
few days ago. were here this week
to see him.
Hubert \. Pare, Of Charleston.
W. Va, spent Il few days here this
week visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. II. Pare.
Mrs. Mary Gillian. who is ablc.
TO be out again after severe attack
OF sickness. is spending a few DAYS
WIN her daughters at Huntington,
w. Va. We hope that her health
VIII continue to improve.
MIR. and Mrs. J. a. Mcbride. of
Charleston, w. Va. who have been
stopping at The Lcwisburg Hotel for
IN" past ten days, have gone over
10 The White Sulphur Springs to
visit relatives.
Mrs. w. +. kincaid has returned
10 her nome at Blue Sulphur after
a short visit with relatives AT Hinton
Mrs. o. &. Henson, of Ronccvcrtc
who has been at The Hinton Hos
pital FOR the past three weeks, left
thursday afternoon on No fl for
her home. -Independent-Heraid.
H. vi. CallIson, of Beard, spent q
DAY here this week with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. Richard CaIlison.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Parker are in
Richmond this week attending tbc
graduation of their son, Roy, from
college Of pharmacy.
Miss Margaret Nelson is hack
from a session in an Art school in
Baltimore.
James w. Dwycr, looking after
the interest Of the stockholders of
the Texas Oil Company in the great
Texas oil fields is here with his
family this week.
Judge l.. J. Williams. of Charles
ton, was here Tuesday TO vote.
Also John 6. Dice, from Richmond,
Tor The same purpose.
Morris Mcclure who was iniur
cd i'll Il fall from ladder last week.
was taken to hospital in Charles
ton Wednesday night.
Rev. o. n. Miles is back from
Union Seminary, Richmond, where
ne has been taking the course in
theology. He will work in the
Pocahontas field during the sum