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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

l will meet you in person or by
my deputies at The following places
and times for the purpose of re-
celving your taxes for the year 1920,
tO-wit:
frankford Friday. Nov. 10Th
Meadow Bluff. Friday. Nov. 10Th.
rupert, Saturday, Nov. Goth.
East Rainelle, Wughart's StOrp.)
Monday. Nov. 22d.
Rainellc. Tuesday, Nov. 23d
Blue Sulphur Springs, Wed. Nov. %
ASbury, Thursday, Nov. 25th.
Alddeers9on, Friday Il Saturday, Nov.
Ronceverte, Monday & Tuesday,
Nov. 1916.
Lewisburg, Monday & Tuesday,
Nov. 29-30th.
A Discount of IL per cent will
be made to persons who pay all
their taxes on the days aforesaid.
Interest at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum shall be added thereto
from the first day of January, 1921.
Acts Of Legislature, Special Session
1904, Chapter 5, Section 8.
]. NJ. MILLER, Sheriff of
Grcenbrier County.
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GREEN DECKER DEAD.

Nathaniel Green Decker, born
near MaNwclton January 81, 1849,
died al the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Hume. near Williamsburg, last
Saturday night, Nov. 13, 1920, at
10 O'Clock, aged II years. o mos.
and IL days. He married a Miss
4inklc, of this county, who died
some years ago, and leaves four
sons-John H., Of Piper City, ILL.,;
q. W., of CASTOR, this State; Law
renee, Of Louisiana, and Porter S..
of Sunlight. this county, and two
daughtcrs-Mrs. J. ID. Hume, of
williamsburg. where during the
latter years Of his life he made his
home, and Mrs. Robert O'Dcll, of
Missouri. Mr.. Decker was an hon
orable, man of excellent character,
was ever faithful 10 his word and
TO every obligation he assumed
and so held the respect and esteem
of the people among whom he liv-
ed. His body was laid TO rest i'm
the cemetery at williamsburg Mon
day.
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DEATH OF Or. RICHTER,

DR.. o. +. Richter, for twenty
years or more Il practicing physi-
'ian In the town Of White Sulphur
ana well known in eastern Green
pr!cr' died Of pneumonia, after a
prlcl Illness. at midnight on Tues
aay the 9th inst. He was a success
'ul physician and with cheerful
disposition and bright smile
brought hope TO many patient
wing OH n bed of pain and suffering
III an appropriate notice Of his
"eath the Sentinel thus expresses
me general sorrow:
But he has left us and the un-
'nlnn leaves fall upon another
crave that hides from our sight all
.hat Is mortal Of generous heart
VI man. And as We cover with the
SouS OF the earth his mortal re-
mains, may we also cover with the
mantle Of charity his earthly short
Gomings, whatever they may have
D,,cSn, and keep bright in the lime
mSni OF our memories his many
good deeds"
= The Doctor leaves four sons
i"ui' now with the u. IS. Forces
~ The PHILIPPINES; Kelly, John and
r,u, 10 mourn his pu Sing. The
inuneral service was conducted by
WV, nc'. rather Film, after which in
'.'iicnt was made in the cemetery
al 81 Charles Church.
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AN EARNEST APPEAL FOR THANKS
GIVING OFFERING.
MADE BY THE CHILDREN'S
HOME SOCIETY OF WEST
VIRGINIA

Executive COMMUNICATIONS. Geo.
w. Atkinson, Lid. President: Rev.
II. ID. Roller. ID. d., V-Presidcnt,
Rev. T. c. Johnson, d. d.. Hon.
Geo. f. firicc; Secretary, \. NJ.
Scott; Treasurer, Col. ]. Q. Dick
inson.
The above society was organized
in 1896 for the care and training
OF the orphan and homeless chill
drcn of all West Virginia.
Shortly after organization the
late Hon. II. G. Davis. the great
friend Of West Virginia orphans,
gave the Society home for the I'M
fortunate little ones, which is To-
Gated in Charleston, w. Va, SUD-
plcmcnting this generous gift by
the yet more helpful donation of
500 per month since 1896. To
this first building Mr.. Davis has
added two-story building. thus
greatly increasing our capacity for
caring for orphan children.
Into this Home, named Davis
Child Shelter, in honor of its gem
erous donor. we have gathered
l'OO9 homeless little ones in whose
behalf we make this earnest appeal
for Thanksgiving Offering. We
need to accumulate surplus fund
Tor winter supplies. and to carry
the Child Rescue Work far into the
next year. We would like TO give
an extended account of what the
rescue of these 1000 homeless or
phans means TO the State. society
ana especially TO themselves, but
space will not allow. We appeal
to every patriotic citizen to send
4 liberal Thanksgiving Offering TO
the undersigned.
y, 0. Sewers. State Supt.,
Charleston, w. Va.
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MARRIAGES IN OCTOBER.

Cecil Sampson and Hattie Byrd;
married at Lcwisburg Oct. 9th by
Rev. l.. b. Bobbitt.
Leon II. Towns nd Rosa Williams
married at Lewisburg Oct. 9th, b,
Rev. l.. b. Bobbitt:
William Kirby and Maggie
Bowyer; married by Rev. w. H.
Du Bose Oct. &,
Ralph l.. Nunlcy and Jennie J.
lennell; married by Rev. w. II. Du
Bose ut Lewisburg Oct. 9th.
Wyatt w. Thompson and Viola
Jones; married by Rev. q. a. Wine
burner OIL Oct. 10th.
Henry w. Wood and Lotto ID.
Green: married by Rev. G.. L. Malta
han, Oct. Goth.
A. NJ. Vaughn and Mrs. Lena Hick
man: married by Rev. Ezra G. Jones
Oct. 9Th.
Lee b. Osborne and Ezana Carr;
married by Rev. \. NJ. Frantz Oct.
Edwin c. Hammond and Mrs.
Alice Allen.
Carl B. Hcdrick and Beatrice
Skagss; married by Rev. W. \.
GrOgg Oct. 18th.
Wan. L. Besserman and Minnie
Is Lynn; married by Rev. l.. d.
Frank Oct. 18th.
Allen Huffman and Bell Broaden;
married by l.. b. Bobbitt Oct. 18Th.
Cary NJ. Holcomb and Mary V.
Licafoosc; married by Rev. w. III.
Du Bose Oct. Goth.
Joseph NJ. Wyatt and Minnie +.
HUI; married by Rev. +. H. Wix
Oct. 10th.
Denny b. Mead and Gertrude
Fields; married by Rev. w. II. Du
Bose Oct. 18th.
Bernard Or. Osborne and EliZ.
4. waters; married by Rev. Arthur
Is. Ilvermorc Oct. 10Th.
Jess Ramsey and Emma Brown;
married by Rev. w. ii. Du Bose
Oct. 18th.
Price penick and Edna Lund-
craft.
Earl r. Mcdowell and Rachel
Justice; married by Rev. W. Fl. Du
Bose Oct. 10Th.
A. Sclvey; married by Rev. VIM.
II. Grigsby Oct. Goth.
L. w. De Priest and Mary Smith
married by Rev. l.. b. Groves Oct,
VIM. L.. King and Sallie Jones;
married by Rev. w. Fl. Du Bose
Oct. 32d.
VIM. Martin and Mary NJ. Wheel.
or.
Otle Lester Yates and Ollie B.
!homas; married by Rev. &. w
Adams Oct. 27th.
Evan +. Freeman and Goldie
N; Estep; married by Rev. + w
Phillips Oct. 9th.
Walter L. Hedrick and Ella
rlack; married by Rev. w. C.
Sponauglc Oct. 9th.
Ollie Harrison and Alta Busch:
married by Rev. w. II. Du Bose
Oct. 2StL. '-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19

Robert Fl. Boone, Esq, Republi-
can candidate for State Senator,
was elected in this his second run
Tor the Office by good majority.
We have not seen the Official fig
ures but he carried Eayettc By
about 1000; Nicholas by SO; Clay
by less than 100. but lost Greenbrier
by AZ votes. We congratulate MIR.
Boone on his victory but wish he
had won in better cause. Now
friend Boone when you gel to
Charleston let those Republican
associates of yours sec that you arc
there to represent The people of the
ninth district rather than The Re-
publican party and We'll be con-
tent.
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4 LETTER..

November II. 1920.
Mi. Robert Bell, Roll Call
Director, Grccnbricr County
Chapter, A. r. c.,
Lcwisburg, w. Va.
My dear Mr.. Bell:
l am very glad indeed TO learn
from telegram just received from
Miss Jackson. DIR Field Represcn-
tativc in your section of West Viz
ginia. that you are to direct the
Fourth Roll Call in Grcenbrier
County. | feel sure that with your
last years experience you will have
Il very excellent enrolment.
am sending You sci Of Roll
Call Letters of general interest,
which were sent out to The Chapt-
ers and which am sure you would
like to look thru. Please do moi
hesitate TO call on inc for any as
sistance | can possibly afford YOU
In the way Of additional supplies
information, or otherwise.
The allotment of supplies for
Grecnbricr County was sent to the
Chapter Chairman at Lcwisburg
and reported received o. K.
Trusting that your plans for the
Ro!l Call are progressing satisfac-
lorily, and assuring you Of our i'll
tercst in your success, remain,
Very sincerely yours.
DAVID II. BROWN,
Director, 1lh Roll Gail.
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had been visiting home folks at
Cornstalk. this county, returned
last week 10 their home at Pipcr
City. Ill.

/
Cornstalk. this county, returned
last week 10 their home at Pine,
! City. Ill.
J. NJ lIcpler, long resident ri
Meadow Euli' district. has inuvcd 10
Gordonsvillc. Va.
Miss Zula Mylcs who had been
| cnpoyed here for several yea,'s
as bookkceper and stcnographer
Tor the Limestone Telephone Com
pany, has given up her position
and returned to her home at Al
derson. and is succeeded by Miss
Myrtle Kern. We learn that Miss
Lula contemplates going West for
the betterment of her health.
Miss Julia Mcllichunp, county
Rcd Cross Nurse, is spending a
while with Ophelia NJ. Fcamster in
Philadelphia.
County Clerk and Mrs. Paul C..
Hossctt. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. !. Nc
Laughlin, and Editor Howard
lelnpleton auto drove through Dor
lions of the Valley Of Virginia.
They went as far Salem to see Mrs.
Jas. l.. Winklcr. Jr.: taking in
Roanoke, Lexington, Staunlon and
other places of interest. They en-
countcred some very rough wealth
cr on the drive.
Miss LenOra McCorklc. of Charles
ton, Is the guest of Miss Rebecca
Hunter.
Mrs. Harry Strcaly was called to
Alexandria, Va, Tuesday TO wit
ness an operation performed on
her sister, Miss Georgia Craft, for
diseased mastoid bone. The oper-
alton was performed wednesday
and Miss Georgia is doing we'll.
She is in training for nurse at this
hospital alexandria HospitaD and
we wish her speedy recovery that
she may be back to her duties.
Mr.. James A. Lett and wife are
here from Ward, w. Va, visiting
Mrs. Let's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Zimmerman.
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LOST AN ARM.

In walking along beside the track
OF The c. 4 o. Ry.. at Roncevertc
Saturday afternoon, when a train
was moving toward him, John
refers, son Of Capt. John Peters,
got his feet tangled in a wire hoop
ana fell across the rail. The
engine showed his body from the
track but his right arm was caught
under the wheels and so badly
iiianaled it had to be amputated
near the shoulder. 1t was a most
nhio rt'inatc accident resulting no
doubt in much pain to The injured
man but we are told he is doing
well.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
To the CREDITORS OF THE
MEADOW MOUNTAIN HIMREI}
COMPANY. Il corpo

COMPANY, Il corporation:
All persons holding claims
against the Meadow Mountain Ium-
Der Company, corporation, are
required to present the same to
the undersigned at my office, in the
Town of Lewisburg, Greenbrier
County, West Virginia, with fun
and complete legal proof thereof,
for adjudication, on or before the
9Th day of January, 1921.
The accounts of Henry Gilmer,
Trustee, under general assign
ment of personal property, execut-
ed by the said Meadow Mountain
Lumber Company, Corporation.
on the 14th day of October, 1920,
which deed of assignment is of
record in the office of the Clerk of
the County Of Greenbrier, in Trust
Deed Book IS. at page 574, arc be-
fore me for settlement.
Given under my hand this the
18th day of November, 1920.
FINLEY NJ. ARBUCKLE,
ll-i9 OF COm'r. OF Accounts.
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MCLAUGHLIN HOME BURNED

The two-story brick house owned
by Rev. Fl. W. Mclaughlin, located
on the Clifton farm and occupied
at the time by Edgar H. Mclaughlin
and family, was destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning with practically
all of Edgar's household and kitch-
en- furniture-a serious disaster for
him. This was the old McClung
home. long landmark in this part
OF the county and its destruction
is Il severe loss. The property was
insured in the Farmers Home Fire
Insurance Company for $4,000
which will by no means cover the
loss.
The fire broke ont in The attic
from IL cause unknown.
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in the potato contest conducted
at the Farmers Supply Company's
Store here last Friday. Mrs. Earnest
George won the first prize $500 and
Mrs. Jess Hutchinson the second
$3.50. The potatoes were grown
on their places short distance
west Of Lewisburg and were very
line specimens. County Agent Mr..
Musser and the Teacher of Agricul-
lure in the Roncevertc High School
were the Judges.
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SUPERINTENDENT EMPLOYED

"a 'A'1~-NA /Nll LIZ
II. II. Blackburn. late OF Fire
Creek, Faycttc county, has been en-
pioyed, as Superintendent. by the
Grcenbricr Smookelcss Coal COM
pany, II. NJ. Bell President, lately
organized 10 develop the coal in
Western Greenbrier, and viii move
at once to Lewisburg where he will
establish his home. He is said to
be an cntelligcnt coal man of large
experience and this Company,
which has secured one OF the best
leases i'll the new field, considers
Itself fortunate in securing his ser
vices. The Grcenbrier and Eas:en
Ry., Company is being rapidly built
INTO the field and the production of
a superior article of smokclcss coal
will soon be active.
The Greenbrier Smokeless Com
pany is made up almost exclusively
of Greenbrier men and proposes to
apply soon to the Secretary of
State for the right to increase it's
Capital Stock from 100000 to
5000. 900.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

The friends of Mrs. Thco Brink
ley will be glad to know that she
has returned from Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, where She
underwent very serious opera
ton, and it is hoped she is now on
the way to. a speedy recovery.
Miss Mamie McFerrin, of Sum-
hght, and MIR. and Mrs. F. G. Hanna
of Covington, Va, attended the
burial of Miss Susie Larew, at
Renick.
DR.. and Mrs. S. A. McFerrin
spent the weekend with Mr.. F. HI.
hanna at Covington, Virginia.
Major and Mrs. Harry Frazier,
after spending the summer at Thorn
wold' left Friday night for their
winter home in Richmond, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. F.. II. Anchutz left
Tuesday night for Baltimore where
Mrs. Anchutz will shop for a day
or two while Mr.. Anchutz makes a
Lying business trip to Boston. They
are expected back to-day or to-
morrow.
Richard p. Bell took his wife.
who. had not been well for some
weeks, to the Johnston-Willis Hos
pital, Richmond, Saturday to con-
suit physicians there.
DR.. w. 0. Hughes, still in Govern
ment service, now at Camp Jackson
5. g., is here spending the few last
days Of furlough. He is cordially
greeted by old frineds.
Rev. II. w. Mclaughlin, -. d.,
arrived in Grcenbricr yesterday
from his home at Raphine, Va, to
look after conditions at his Clifton
place resulting from the destruction
OF The dwelling house by fire Tues
day morning.
we have a letter from John S.
! crawford written from his home
at Fort Worth. Texas. Says he is
now with the Fort Worth Home
Builders Association. business he
likes and in which he is doing well.
John has not lost his love for nor
interest in Grecnbrier and its Deo-
pic and sends good wishes for all.
lie was disappointed in learning
That the Democrats had lost two of
their County candidates and con-
graduates himself that he lives in
a State and county which don't
know how to vote any other than
the Democratic ticket. He hopes
TO be able, in The no distant future
to make his old home county a
visit.
After what she describes rs =
very precious visit TO beloved rel.
atives and friends in Lewisbure
and at Red Star, Fayette county.
Mrs. M. J. NJ. Masters is again i'm
her home near Miami, Florida,
She seems ever anxious lest some
copy of the independent may fail
TO reach her, and spurrcd by this
anxiety, on her part which we
value as high compliment to The
paper we arc all the more careful!
TO see that every copy is correct
~ addressed TO her. She enjoys
/ her home in the Sunny South"
but, nevertheless. always looks
back to her visits to her native
mountains as TO green spots in
lnelnory's waste.
Emery Hartford and family, who
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:. Watch your subscription date on
margin of this paper.

"A Marlinton boy had been trap
ping for mink. but without sue
cess. though sign was plentiful
about the trap. The other morning
he went TO look at the trap and
saw a mink near it. He shot at it
and missed, but the scared animal
made a jump and landed right in
The trap. 1t was Il fine large one.
nice and black and will bring the
price of sheep. Times.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19

Col. William Leckey, who lately
bought the John J. Echols coal
lands on Big Clear Greek, this coun-
ty, died at his rome at WEIGH, Nc
Dowell county. Tuesday. He was
President OF the Leckcy Smokcless
Coal Company. Of Rupert, lately
organized, and also of the Leckey
Coal Company of Raleigh county.
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MISS SI'SIE, r J.AEE\V

77 O%-ofI1 u I--NFtIIN.
Miss. SusicI!. Larcw died at thc
home, OF her sister, Mrs. Sallie p.
Hanna. near Renick, w. Va, Nov.
3, 1920. She had suffered for six
months from an Anemia. She leaves
Two brothcrs--Dr. Jas. A. Larcw. of
Pulaski, Tenn, and G.. Scott Larcw,
OF Iowa City, Iowa; also two
slsters-Mrs. r. +. Hanna and Mrs.
u. X. Alexander, Of Rcnick, w. Va,
to mourn her departure. Burial at
'Rcnick Cemetery. Nov. 10, 1920.
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BIRTH OF THE NEXT NATION.
By ]. Il. Cole.

Box 1l6, Charleston, w. Va.
In speaking of this work the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle says: at is
history Of the League Of Nations
or past wars from Biblical point
OF view. Begins with The Demo
cracy OF Israel in 1875, b. c.. and
follows the trend of human emo
lions down to the present. II is q
notable addition to modern Lilcra-
ture."
At all book stores. $500. l2-Jt
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There was never time when
Still the Greatest Mother in the
World" should touch the hearts of
The American people than now in
the Fourth Roll Call. Renew your
membership and contribute as lib
orally rs YOU can. 49,.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
To the Creditors OF
THOMAS FAIRY. }.x..

All persons holding claims
against the estate Of Thomas Fairy,
deceased. are hereby notified TO
present the same. TO me. at my Of
flee, in the Town Of Lewisburg.
Greenbrier County. West Virginia.
OH or before the 9Th day of Janu-
AIRY. 1921, with full and complete
legal proof thereof. for adjudica
ton. The account of Jas. II.
George, Executor of Said Thomas
farry's estate, is before me for
settlement.
Given under my hand this fine
18th day of November, 1920.
FINLEY NJ. ARDUCKLE,
LID Ut Conf. of Accounts
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FoR SALE.-One Bay Saddler and
driver. Just what you want for the
winter, S125.O0; one Bay Saddler,
(siX years old) S125.0O; seventeen
Ewes and Registered Ram, $4,000.
See Elmer G. Yates, at our farm or
phone me at Montgomery, w. Va.
II. A. MURRILL. 1921
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AT the meeting of the Green
brier Prcsbytery in Roncevcrtc last
week Rev. J. NJ. Walker, of Marlin
ton. was dismissed TO the Neck
linburg, y. c.. Presbytery. having
accepted call 10 church near
Charlotte.
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\ CARD.
Editor Micpcn,ient:-

Editor Indcpcndent:--
Dear sir:
Please announce HAL am not
with the &. 4. o. Hospital and pco-
pie coming to lille are being opcrat-
ca on by some one else, without re-
fcrrins them 10 me.
Respectfully.
DIR. b. b. WHEEL. FER.
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COMMUNITY HOUSE BAZAAR

The Grccnbrier County Woman's
Association will hold 4 Bazaar for
The benefit. of The Community
House on Friday, December &. 1920.
Eggs butter. turkey, meats, pro-
duce' and fancy work, contribu-
tons OF all kinds, will be most ac-
ccptablc. We hope everyone in the
county will help to make the
bazaar Il success.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19

Mr.. Dennis Jones. of near Lew
isburg, and Miss Fannie Caldwell,
of Organ Cave, were married at
The Presbyterian Mansc, Lewis
burg, by the pastor, Rev. w. II.
DuBose, on Wednesday, Nov. 18th,
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Eon SALE.--One Cleveland (Cat-
capillary Tractor. In good condi-
lion. Price $4,000. Tuckwiller
brothers. Lewisburg. w. Va. If
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The Edgcwood School and Aux
iliary Circle will serve ice cream
and cake AT the school house Fri
day evening, Nov. 10Th. Proceeds
FOR benefit Of school and circle.
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FOR the good the County Nurse
has done in Grcenbrier County, re-
new your Rcd Cross membership
and contribute literally toward the
maintenance Of the Nurse and her
necessary assistants.
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NOTICE.,

No hunting or trcspaSsins on any
,t my land. The law will be en-
forced against any offender.
HIP tt II. ii. Lips.
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The GREENBRIER COUNTY WOMAN'S
ASSOCIATION

Contributors:-Mr. and Mrs Car
roll Simms, $500 in memory of Mrs
Catherine Ella Simms; Miss Annie
Eakle, $3.50.
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Or. John D. McCorkle, registered
Eye Sight Specialist. of Hinton, w.
Va, at tho Greenbrier Hotel. Ron
ceyerte. First Monday OF each
month from nine to Eve o'clock.
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The Freshmen have "cold-feet.'
II you wonder look ut the Honor
Roll for this month and tho mystcr,
is solved.
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wild geese arc migrating south
now. All we regret is that "our
geese can't join the crowd.
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Watch your subscription date on
margin Eof this paper.
NOTICE.

TO THE VOTERS AND TAX
PAYERS OF THE TOWN OF
lEWISBURG:-
lleasc be present at a meeting Ia
be held al the Court House OH Fri
day afternoon at ; O'Clock. to con-
slider some very important matters
with regard to the Towns waite,
supply for domestic, as we'll is fire
purposes.
This is very important matter,
and hope every citizen ofaL.cwis-
burg. and every one owning prop
crlN III the Town, whether resi-
Gent or.not, will try to be present.
h. NJ. BELL, Mayor.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19
Grsesbrier gudepsuaeut
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920.

WANTED Good turkeys Sic on
foot and I6c dry picked. Romeo
y,rte Ice g. Produce Co.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19

Our candy man" has come into
ms own again. a livestock sale
furnished him plenty of bait.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19

This nice. SIushy weather has so
hlndercd tennis playing that we
contemplate all "all-day huryin'
dinner on the ground" Everyone
is most cordially invited TO come
with all necessary burying i'm
Elements.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19

Those who made the Honor Roll
ior last month were: Sphomorcs--
Jesse Bobbitt, Thco. McMillion.
Juniors-Earlc BranSford. Emma
Bransford, Clarke Babcr, EIva
bransford. Seniors-Ruth Graybcal
and Herman Graybeal,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-19

Mr.. Martin-Rain any up You,
way?
CasSie-No, il raincd water.