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The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-16
MEN AND ADVERTISING

Advertisement writers used to say
that thay addressed their notices
largely n women. They felt that
women 80 more carefpl than mon,
are better planners. hence would
consider more attentirely any sug-
gestions calculated to help toward
economical and substantial pur-
chasing,
1t ha.; been common experience
since the war to find that men too
were studying advertising with the
same care women have always Civ
en- to it. Formerly many men would
inquire the price of an article and
then pay it regardless of whether
it seemed high or not. Men have
usually hated to shop around for
the thing they wanted.
The experience of the war period
has led a great many men to feel
quite differently. The pressure of
high prices on limited incomes has
been very severe. Multitudes of
men who formerly never thought
much about bargains. have been led
to examine newspaper ADVERTISING
with great care. in the hope of get
ting some help in thei. effort to
keet living costs down.
They not merely did 1t for the
economies they thereby made, but
it was matter of principle. IT is
one way to get back at high prices,
and to establish the fact that pro-
ducers and distributors must do
everything in their power to get
their figures down to normal Even
II little saving is regarded as worth
while, because it can help man
who has become indignant over
living costs. to do something posi-
tive to express his feelings. IT
helps him give his patronage to
some merchant who has been max
ing a special effort to break the In
fated scale Of values, .-,,.,.,...
And the men not merely study
the notices in regard to mems cloth
ing and furnishings. but they watch
the publicity for household goods
and foods Frequently they call
their wives attention to advertis-
ing that offers special value in wOm-
ems and children's outfits
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-16

The June bride usually carries a
shower bouquet of roses, while he
old man later gets shower bou.
quet of bills.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-16

The people who light matches
while their gasoline tanks are be
ing filed, will not probably die
from any lingering illness.
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MARRIAGE AT CEDAR BLUFF

the Wumans Missionary Society
met few evenings ago with Mrs
james T.. Mcclure. \ large number
were present. \ rl,r the business
hour. drlightfnl refreshments were
served. The time appeared nltogctn-
or too short.
Mrs. C. II. rrcry has been spend
Ing the week with her parents in
Tazcwcll.
Miss Hope McDilda daughter OF
Mrs. Kate McDildy, and Mr.. Eras-
tus Goodwin, Of the Clinch Valley
Woolcn Mills, were married n fcw
davs ago.
DR.. Shulcr. of our town, has plac-
cd new ROOF on his dwelling. and
Is lstnlling n Drlco Electric plant
and is otherwise Improving his prop
crtv.
Next Sunday afternoon the Met
hodist pastor will preach sermon
to the children.
The citizens are preparing to add
another room To the High School
buii0ing, thing that is greatly uced-
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BOOTLECGERS
ARE KNOWN
Those Selling Liquor and Those
Making II in Defiance of Law
May Get Some Special At
tentiOn Through Sunday
Influence.

Mr.. Editor:
A number of the leading men OF
Tazewell county have professed con.
version in the Billy Sunday meet
ings, and it is pretty generally be-
lieved that the influence of these men
will have an effect on the bootleg
ging business in this community that
will be wholesome and good. 1t is
naturally assumed that the change
from the broad to the straight and
narrow will necessarily mean that
lawlessness and illicit dstilling, and
the total disregard of the revenue
laws in this community, as well us
in other points in the county, will
receive more attention from those
who are i'll position to help break up
The business. The fact that the prom
iscuous selling of moonshinc in this
Iown and community with little or
no effort to stop it, is not open to
argument, for it is generally known
that it can be gotten with little or
no trouble. Young boys have been
seen drunk on the street, and the
older ones are able to stay drunk as
long rs they have the price of the
stuff.
In conversation with a gentleman
of this town, who knows the ms
and outs of the business; knows who
are making and who are selling it.
The remarked that he thought the rot
ten, degrading, home-wrecking bus
mess had gone about far enough, and
that it was time for the decent peo-
pie to rise up in their wrath and run
'the scoundrels to earth. The road
camps and penitcntiaries will be the
inevitable stopping PLACES for this
llk unless the business is stopped.
There are numbers of good ,men,
young and old, in this community,
whose moral stamina an4 regard for
law and order, have been frightfully
perverted by patronizing the vendors
of bootleg liquor. There nre num-
Sers of families in the county who
have been disgraced; numbers and
plumbers of good women whose homes
and liresdes are not what they used
to be, and many mother whose
grey hairs have turned white be-
cause of the moonshine still.
What is the remedy? Here it is:
Let every man, young or old, whose
conscience has not been seered black
by the fruit Jar route, resolve that
from this time he will be law abid-
ing and try to live decent life, and
thnt he will make it his business to
see that his friends whose inclination
co insobriety has beeN cultivated to
almost q nop-resisting point, are not
tempted.
In conclusion, put this down: All
of the men who are making it and
all Of the men who are selling it
are known, and the reformation that
has swept over Tazewcll through the
influence of the Billy Sunday meet
jngs in Bluefield makes il very dan
gerous for n man to continue In bus
fness, and he had better watch out.
CITIZEN.
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NEWS OF POCAnoNTAs.

Pocahontas, Va, June lI.-Ray-
mond Hicks has returned from EN-
ory and Henry College. Mr.. Hicks
will spend the vacation as travelling
photographer for the Pocahontas
studio.
Junius Elicit, of Richmond Univcr-
sity, is home for the vacation with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. El-
lett.
Mr.. Thos. Preas. of keystone, w.
Va. spent the week end with rela-
tivos and friends in Pocahontas.
Mr. Louis Magrill and daughter
Esther. left the latter part of the
week for Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs
Magrill are eXnected TO return the
latter part of this week.
The "Stars and Stripes" of June
18th gives an account of the arrest
by local officer, Lawrence Ruther-
ford. of slackers Lee Nailor and jim
Rallins. In the words of "other days.
"best of luck, give 'em hell"
Upon the request of our local
Board of Education Mr. James Ell
wood Jones, General Manager of tho
Pocahontas Fuel Co.. has promised
to have erected twelve room brick
building, to be used aa teachers
club. The club house will be modern
in every detail. The cooperation OF
/, the Fuel Company is highly apprec
lated ythe school authorities.
Mr.. l.. }. Crowgey, of Iowa State
Agricultural College, Is visiting re-
latives in our town.
Work on the now picture theatre
is progressing nicely. This new movie
should bring about healthy com
petition, insuring the people better
pictures at better prices.
Rev. j. Tyler Frazier, OF Chill
howie. is visiting his son, Mr.. C. C
| Frazier.
The Mems Christian Club will
hold its regular meeting, Monday a
500 u. m.
.Rey. J. Tyler Frazier. Mr.. ]. lyle
Frazier .lr.. and family, of Chill
bowie DR.. Frazier and family, o
Grnhnm. picniced Tuesday at Moore
rhurrh with relatives and friends O
Pocahontas and vicinity.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Newton, Sr., was
J.. business visitor to our town Tuesda!
M. Louis Baach is making an eY
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GOOD RECORDS.

1t is gratifying to note that among
the number of Tazewcll boys who
have had honors thrust upon them
at the various schools in the State
are II. Graham Preston, Of Tazcwcll,
and Samuel Edwin Baylor, of War
dell, Va. Preston is taking n course
in engineering at the University of
Virginia. and recently prepared pa
per on "Thcory of Structures" which
so thoroughly mastered tho subject
that the University authorities In
corporated it in the exhibit at the
Centennial or last week. Baylor has
been II STUDENT at Washington and
Lee for four years, and in addition
TO receiving his degree, he was
awarded the highest scholastic hon
or that can be awarded to mem
ber of the graduating class. election
to membership in the Phi Beta Kap-
pa.
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NEWS OF POUNDING MILL.

Pounding Mill, June 15.-Mrs. Mary
Christian returned today from Ath-
ems where she visited her daughter,
Mrs. James Wright and attended tho
Billy Sunday meeting.
The following students and teach
crs not previously mentioned are at
home for their vacation: Miss Mary
b. and Ollie Kate Gillespie. Jim Sam
Gillespie, James Hunter, Miss Bar
bara Hurt and David Hurt. the lat
ter from Annapolis for a few days
only.
a lnrge crowd from here attended
the Billy Sunday meetings in Blue
field. Lack of space prevents our men,
tioning them.
Rev. Carbaugh, of the Methodist
church filled his usual appointment
here Sunday night. lie preached al
excellent sermon.
Mrs. r.. P. Gilpin. Of Blueneld, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Laura Myrc:
this p. m. She reports her grand
father, a ]. Myres, the confederate
soldier and old resident of our place
las being in bad health at home o.
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Osborne.
y w. B. Steele and John B. Gillespie
I'had the electric plant installed ant
lights put in their residences las
week. Their store and the churche
will be lighted as soon as permi
from the railroad company to eros
their tracks. Messrs Larlmer, of Tazc
we'll Noel, of Graham. Baer. Of Blue
field, and Bowling OF Tazewell di
the work.
The acetylent plant of w. B. Steel
is for sale. See ad in this paper.
Robert 8. Williams left today ia
the State of Washington to spen
the summer with his sister. Mr.
Carrie Carr.
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ENTERTAINED AT BURKES
GARDEN.

Burke's Garden, June I3.-Mr.
and Mrs. Landon d. Snapp enter
tanned claboratcly ut dinner on June
the twelfth. Among the guests were,
Mrs. Mary l.. Groscclosc, her six
great grand sons and only great
grand daughter.
Mrs. b. C. Frackcr and Miss Reba
Snapp arrived from Roanoke last
week.
Miss Mildred Brenda Meek accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Deaton Pool to
st. Paul in their cah. having gone
to attend the marriage of Miss Dora
Pool, on June eighth.
Rev. James III. Groseclosc, of Texas
is now Doctor of Divinity, the honor
having been conferred upon him by
the trustees of Emory and Henry
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fuqua. of Blue
field, were visiting here few days
ago.
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Miss Nello Gose, Messrs Early and
Randolph, of Williamson w. Va.
Chas and Paul Gose, two little maid
ems (whose names the reporter fail
ed to get) scattering flowers before
the feet of tho bride as she walked
with her father, The groom was ac-
companied to the altar by his best
man, Mr.. j. Y. Neal, of Blueficld
The approach to the altar was done
in evergreens and crabapple bios
sons illuminated by clusters of can
dies borne OH converging columns
The summery gowns of orchid and
apricot hues as the bridesmaids ar
tstically grouped themselves to re-
ceive the expected couple blended
beautifully with the flowers and one
could hardly agree that beauty when
unadorned is adorned the most. 1t
was Il sweet and happy bride look
ing her best in white satin and flow
ing veil and carrying gorgeous
shower bouquet of brides roses and
ily-df-the--valley ,that reverently
bowed ut the sacred altar to keep
her troth. Scattered about the crowd
ed pews among the homefolks were
many out-of-thc- Garden folks, friends
of the bride and groom. Among them
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Harry
Lawson, of Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure, of Logan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyree, of Blueiield. Miss Sophia Ed
mondson, of Charleston, all of West
Va. and many admiring friends and
relatives from Tazewcll and other
communities. All of these with the
wedding partyt and scores of home
folks were received by Mr. and Mrs.
Gose at their home with old time
hospitality from to Z, when the
"bridal tour" began.
The pre-nuptual festivities were,
an announcement party given at her
home by Mrs. Garnctt Lawson, mis-
cellaneous Shower" given by Mrs
Chas. Gose, kitchen Shower" Civ
ell Mt her home by Miss Sarah Davis,
whore many things were said and
made and given by the privileged
sex on such occasions, and cherished
by. brides universally, The evening
before the wedding day an elaborate
buffet luncheon was served by the
bride to jolly crowd of girl friends
and other young folks.
The number and value of the pres
ents dazzlingly dicplaycd on the
tables attest the love and esteem in
which the much admired couple are
held by wide corcie Of friends.
Mr.. Thomas is the Secretary and
Treasurer of the Williamson Groc-
cry Company, and, CONSEQUENTLY, IS
regarded as one of the leading bus
mess men of that progressive city.
Miss Katrina Gose is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John p Gosc Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas will make their
home in Williamson, w. Va.
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BILLY SUNDAY CLuRS.
(Comnunieatcd.)

NNoHiIiullfalVu.b
Clinch Valley News:
Some 700 men met in Rlucfrld un-
on the close uf the great campaign.
and organized II club, with Judge j.
Frank Maynard ms President. The
purpose is to crysinlizc and con-
tinuc the good work begun by the
Sunday meetings. II is said and right
ly. that good Impressions and rrao-
lutions nrc likely to be lost and for
rotten in these busy husincsa days
Everybody. who has passed through
n revival know how true this state
mcnt is. "rhc wicked one comcth ana
cntchcSt AWAY TINT which was soon
in thu heart" and tho harvest ut
last will be inc Of tarca only. We
have all seen and perhaps cxpcricnc-
eel this result. "A follow-up" move
mcnt has proved of wonderful hrnc-
til after all Mr.. Sundays rrcnt meet
inrs. How about Tnzcwcll?
y large number of rnZcvrl pco-
pie hundreds of them attended The
Sunday revival. and were deeply inn
Of the prominent citizens of the town
and community. chit the trail" along
with thousands who du,licntcd their
lives To Jesus Christ. And SO, Tnxr-
we'll hccamc part of the Sunday
campniTn.
Tho results and good start made
and deep Impressions should not be
lost. but most certainly will he. in
part at least, unless the church pco-
pie get together, and unitcdly fight
the sDwcr of tarcs. So far MS known
no effort is being made h,Lc To or
rnuiZc Is there "A Ii,lirr Mnvuurd
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tended business trip though Kentucky
and neighboring states.

tended business trip though Kentucky
and neighboring states.
Cadet, Fred McNeer, of Fishburne
Military Academy, has secured po.
sition with the First National Bank
of Pocahontas.
Mr.. ii. b. Hall, of Pulaski, rep
rcsentative of the Simmonds Hard
ware Co., was visiting Pocahontas
on business Tuesday.
The Pocahontas Lodge. 2l0 A. F.
and A. NJ, held it's regular meeting
Tuesday evening.
Carl Magrill entertained his num-
erous friends with birthday party,
given Mt his home last night. "Many
happy returns of the day" Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell have as their
guest, Mrs. Farrels sister of New
York
The memorial sedvices Of Poca-
hontas Lodge No. so, Knights Of
Pythius. will be held Sunday, June
18th. ut 3 o'clock. Rev. &. A. Aus
tin, of Maybcrry, will be the speak
er of the occasion. II splendid mus
ical program is also feature of
this meeting. All neighboring lodges
are cordially invited.
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NORTH TAZEwELL NEWS.

North Tazewell, June l5.-The Sun
day school at Adria is progressing
nicely, forty-five being present on
the first Sunday of this month.
Rev. Mr.. Carbaugh has regular
appointment at Stony Ridge church
for the fourth Sunday of each month.
Mrs. G. w. Sluss has gone TO Ceres
to visit her home. Mrs. Sluss was
present at the marriage OF her sis
ter, Miss Jessie Casscll to Mr.. Will
liam Baugh, Of Grafton. which took
place on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Pickett and infant son, arc
visiting Mrs. Graf IIarman.
Miss Frances Litz returned home
from Danvillc last week.
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REV. HARRY POOLE DIES BY
OWN HAND.

Rev Harry Poole, former minister
of the Episcopal church, committed
suicide at Graham Sunday by shoot
ing himself through the head with
n revolver. The tragedy occurred dur
ing the noon hour in Mr.. Pools
room OH TaZcwcll avenue.
The dead man was not very well
known in Graham, us he had been
there but short time. His home Is
IN Jackson, Mich, where he Is UNI
dcrstood to have left widow and
one daughter. lie served nine months
in Franco in "Y" work The hard
ships and horrors of the war had
the effect Of unbalancing his mind
which is given as the cause of his
suicide,
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REV. J. ]. FIX HERE ON %.

Rev. ]. j. Fix, D. D., Supt. of Sun
day School work in the Synod of APP
palachia will be here Wednesday,
June 22nd and will hold two services
at the Presbyterian Church.
One service at 800 p. m. will b6
of interest mainly to Sunday school
officers and teachers. All are invit-
cd. There will also be a popular meet
ing at p. m. This will be Of inter-
est to all whether they are in Sun
day school or not. DR.. Fix is splen-
did Sunday school man and will make
it interesting. You will not be bored
Everybody come. W. w. A.
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REV. DIR. WRIGHT COMING.

Rev. Dr. Wright, the Indian Evan
gcllst is to return to Tazcwell for !,
revival bcginWng ist Sunday in July
In October, 1919, Mr.. Wright preach
cd here about two weeks.
His remarkable sermons and sing
ing made II deep impression upon the
large crowds that heard him twice a
day. and the entire community will
he glad to hear him again. 1t is we'll
known that MIR. Wright. and perhaps
others. were disappointed that the
visible results of such prcnchiug and
efforts were not greater.
MIR. Wright was asked why. in his
Judgment. the results were { great
er. Ills significant reply WAS. thnt
Ia2cwcll seemed To he a. prnycrlcss
town"
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CASSELL-BAUGH.

Mr.. William Baugh und Miss Jessie
Casscll, were married at the home
of the bride. Mt Ceres, Blnnd Coun-
ty, on Wednesday morning of this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. llnugh will take
nm extensive wedding trip East.
The groom Is II son of Mr.. md
Mrs. Phillip Bnugh. Grafton. and
holds II responsible position in the
Bank Of Clinch Valley. The bride Is
ono Of Bland County's most charm,
ing, and splendid young women. She
is sister To Mrs. Chas. Sluss, Of
North TnZcwcl.
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is KEErlNG BAClIELOE HALL

Mrs. DR.. llig,ginhotham went to
commencement at Stonrwall Jackson
institute. and to visit cid school
mates and relatives.
Shc has been gone three weeks
and over, and so far MS learned has
given no intimntion when she will
return. DIR. lligginhotham has had
experience in keeping bachelor hall.
lie has swept the kitchen and washed
the dishcs' MS much ns three times
during his wifcs absence. which he
thinks IL doing quite we'll. His moth
or Is with him NOW. and he is get
ting on finely
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MARRIAGE IN BURKE'S GARDEN

At o'clock, Wednesday afternoon,
June 18th, Miss Katrina Gose and
Mr.. Rice Thomas. of Williamson, w.
Va, were married at Central church
in Burke's Garden. Va, the home of
the bride. Rev. Homer Anderson, OF
Strasburg, Va, former pastor Of
the bride, assisted by Rev. S. W
Hahn, resident, pastor OF the Luth.
eran congregation, of'iciated, using
the ceremony of the Lutheran church
Miss Clair Peery, of Lynchburg, was
pianist and Mr.. A. Bowman, OF
Bluefeld, soloist. In the procession
gracefully timed to music. wei'
Misses Garnett Lawson, Sarah Da
Wis, Jean and Jessylene Gose, Mrs
Chas. Gose, and the Maid Of Honor
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PRISON EVANGELIST HERE.

Rev. Geo w. Crnbtrcc, Of Fauuuer
County Va. is here working among
the convicts. lie spoko Wednesday
night at the camp with good results.
lie is w"rkinU for reform and bet
ter conditions.
=, Mr.. Crpbtrcc says the camp near
Tnzcwoll il the best camp in the
state, and WINS very much pleased
with the effort being mnde by tho
superintendent s. A. Patterson to
clean up-nnd keep things in n heal
thy, sanitary condition.
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SECOND ANNIVERSARY AT
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Sunday night will mark the second
anniversary of the beginning of the
work of the present pastor in Tnzc-
well. The pastor wishes to take this
occasion to express his most heart
felt gratitude to the members OF the
other denominations who hnve Civ
Ell their able assistance during these
two years. Thanks to all!
Morning theme: "Glorying in the
Cross Evening sermon ut &: "rhe
One Thing Necdful.'
S. w. HAHN.
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GETTIN ALONG NICELY.

Mrs. A. Is. Scott who has been
critically i'll in the Johnson Willis
Hospital, Richmond, where she un-
lcrwcnt Il serious surgical operation,
is reported nd getting along nicely
now. Mrs. Scott is II prominent and
nctivc member of the Graham Pres
bytcrinn chuch and teaches n class
IN the Sunday school Two of hor
daughters have been with Ghoir
mother durinf her illncss-Graham
Daily Ncw;
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SUPPER TO BE GIVEN.

CONSISTING OF-Nleat salad
hot rolls. Eggs pickles, ice cream
cake, candy, coffee, ice tea.
SERVED BY
Young Peoples Missionary Society
FRIDAY, 18th.
6 80 s p. M.
North Tazewell Church Lawn.
BENEFIT-Piano for Church.
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY IN
VITED.
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W. NJ U. SOCIETY TO MEET
HERE.

The Eastern group of the Woman's
missionary Union of the New Lcb-
anon Association. is TO be held in
the Baptist church here Next Friday,
juno 9th mt 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Il. Steele is the head of
the society here. y number Of dis
;inEuishel wcmcn are on the pro
& ram for addresses. The women If
=" the chur"E, $ in town are CORDIAL
ly invited to attend this meeting.
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SWAT THE FLY.

To tiil one fly means the prevent
ing of millions OF flies for the sum
mcr. II is stated officially, that one
lily. from April 10Th to July 10th
practically three months, multiplics
to the number of 2b.92Q,000 nnd by
the end of the season the number
VIII he almost too large to compute.
Swat 'cm early and late.
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TAZEWELL IN THE LEAD AGAIN

STANDARD Oil Company cuts gaso-
line to 24 1-2 cents per gallon" -
Advertisement in Lynchburg News
of Wednesday,. In the same paper
the Apperson Lee Motor Company
offers gas at 20 cents per gallon.
Tazewell Is paying 80 cents por gal
Ion. Why such wide difference.
Mrs. w. l.. Painter and children
are the guests of Mrs. Painters sis
ter, Mrs. Il. Bowen Watts at Meherin
Va. near FarmYille.
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BOYD-LOONEY.

Miss Lucille Edith Boyd and Mr..
Isaac Looney, of Putnam Va, were
married Wednesday morning at $3.50
o'clock at the home of the BRIDES fa-
thcr, Mr.. C. W. Boyd, of Tazewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Looncy, with others IN
the party left at once for an ex.
tended trip through Richmond, Wash.
ington and other Eastern cities. Rev
A. S. Ulm Officiating.
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern:
My wife, Jennie B. Wingo, has
left me and all parties are hereby
notified that / will not be responsible
for anything purchased by her on
my account. Stanley Wing0, Indian,
Va. 6-17-4t.