Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-13
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Mrs. Simms. of Huntington, is
here the guest Of Miss Annie Austin.
Miss Margaret Bell is visiting her
friend. Miss Margaret Price. ut Mar.
liton.
John d., Pugh and family arrived
from Baltimore Tuesday night 10
"''"'''' " while with DR.. and Mrs. 5.
II. Austin.
Rev. DR.. John |. Armstrong with
three of his children and sister.
Miss Armstrong. arrived here last
Friday. Mrs. Armstrong remained
at Nashville with a sick daughter.
DIR. Armstrong is getting ready for
the opening of the Seminary in
September.
DIR. and Mrs. c. S. Coffman and
children leave tomorrow for va
cation of ten days at Balor Springs,
Virginia.
Misses Elsie Errington and Sarah
Heron, of Scarbro, w. Va, are visit
ing Miss Lillian Rapp.
ID. Carl Rapp, accompanied by
DR.. q. NJ. Powers, of McAlpin, w.
Va, and p. G. Brown, of Thurmond,
spent the week end here with his
parents.
Mrs. c. S. Donnally and sister,
Miss Minnie .Worsham, are home
after a weeks visit with their broth
er, Henry Worsham, at Owenton,
Kentucky. Henry and family came
back with them.
Mrs. A. f. Smith, of Plant City,
Florida is visiting in the home
Of MIR. NJ. NJ. Lancaster on the Frank
ford road. Mrs. Smith was FORM
crly Miss Mary Knapp. daughter of
the late Charles w. Knapp, and
spent her girlhood days in Lewis
burg; therefore she has many
friends and relatives to welcome
her among them. She will 70 from
here to Chicago, ILL.,, to visit her
SON.
Rev. Geo. d. Sampson, pastor of
the NJ. E. Church, at Wheeling, and
his family have been in the county
several days visiting relatives. The
Reverend gentleman is on his way
TO Winchester, Virginia, to attend
and hold revival meeting in the
large tabernacle erected at that
place for the purpose. In his circuit
he has had over eighteen hundred
conversions. Another Greenbrier
boy reaching success in his chosen
work.
Miss Florence Goheen, who has
been here for four weeks visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Goheen, leaves this week for Hun
tington.
Miss Josephine Folk, of Big
Rapids, Michigan, is here visiting
her uncle, Thos. H. Pare and family
}. I. Dorsey was in town Satur-
day on his way home at Bruce,
Nicholas county, from a business
trip TO Covington, Virginia and
other points. He was accompanied
by Joe Reynolds.
Mrs. F. F. Nickel, of West Point,
Virginia, is in Greenbrier visiting
her father, Editor Howard Temple
ton, at White Sulphur, and her
sister, Mrs. Paul c. Hogsett, at Lew
isburg.
Miss Ruth Gillian, recent gradu-
ate of the c. & o. Hospital at Hunt
lngton,> w. Va, spent the week end
here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moflitt Gillian. Miss Ruth
will enter the Cincinnati General
Hospital on August 18th to take a
four months special course in
Gynecology and Pediatrics.
Mrs. Margaret Earnshaw, of Wash
ington, ID. c. and her sister, Mrs
Earnest Dickson and children, of
Ronceverte, spent one day here last
week the guest of their cousin, Mrs.
Edward Hayes.
Miss Thelma Jenkins is visiting
her friend, Miss Virginia Yancy, at
Yancy. Virginia.
X. 5. Dotson, Of Morgantown, and
Vernon Dotson, of Ashland, Ky.,
are here visiting Mrs. A. J. Dotson.
Mrs. Jas. A. Foster and daughter,
OF Huntington. are, here visiting her
sister, Miss Sallie Donnally, and her
brother, Chas. S. Donnally, and
family, at Caldwell.
Mrs. Frances Leseman and son,
William, of Charleston, S. c., are
here guests Of her sister, Miss Julia
Mellichamp, County Nurse.
A. II. Boothe, of the Farmers Sup
ply Co.; w. E. DarneH, the timer,
and Walter p. Bryant, the ice-
man." left Wednesday night for Ak
ron, o., TO drive through three In
ternational trucks for the Farmers
Supply Co.
Mrs. John A. Preston has gone TO
Charleston TO be with her distin-
2uished brother, Ambassador John
w. Davis, while visiting his native
land.
Lynn Donnally is here from High