Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-04-08

Miss Louise digger, of Blueficld,
was III Tazewell Sunday the guest of |
her friend, Miss Lucille Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hutton, of l
Montgomery county, are visiting
Mrs. llutton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I;
a. j. Larimcr, in Thompson Valley. |
. One, two and three ply rubber roof
ing. Green Slatekote Roofing.
THE TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. IIankins, of |
Roanoke, have been visiting in the
city for several days. Mrs. Hankins
father, ii. G. Pecry, has been i'll
since his return from the South, but
is reported better.
3 V Crimp Galvanized Roofing
II sticks, per square $500.
TIE TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
Prof. Bobbitt says the measles,
humps, pink-eye and other Juvenile
ills. has played havoc with his
school attendance for some time. Con-
1itions are improving, and prepara-
tons are i'll process of forming for
''ftilta' luclll.
Mr. J. a. Brown, Indian. was here
| on Tuesday, and gave out Il great
story lie said his wife set a hen on
10 eggs. Two Of the eggs were brok-
on. but the hen Matched Is chickens
all the same. Now. what do YOU
,, chicken raisers think? Isn't Brown
trying to break into the Ananias
Club?
Gold Medal Grass Seeds, Red Glow
en- Sapling Glover, White Sweet
Glover, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Ken
lucky Blue Grass, Lawn Grass (bulk,
Good stock on hands.
TIE TAHEWELL SUPPLY co.
Rev. A. s. Ulm will preach Sun
day III Il. m. at Mt. Olivct; $3.50 p.
m. at Concord. District conference at
Lebanon, Va, April 18th.
Sec the new assortment of Spring
and Summer Hats of latest designs
at Miss Lillian f. Jones's Millinery
Emporium ut Miss Eta Hankins old
stand
- Services at STRAS MEMORIAL
Church next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. >
Yellow Danver Onion Sets, per
gallon 20 cents. Special prices on
bag lots.
THE TAzEWELL SUPPLY co.
Mrs. Harry Taylor after weeks
visit to her mother Mrs. B. w. |
Stras, left on Tuesday for her home
in Winston Salem.
Miss Julia Dickinson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. a. S. Higginbotham.
Moline variable drop and drill
two-row corn planters. Crockett & |
White Co.
Moline one-horsc, one row corn
planters. Crockett & White Co.
How good we all are, in theory, to |
the old; and how in fact we wish
them to wander Off like old dogs.
de without bothering us, and bury
themselves.
AT thirty, sons think they can i'm
prove on the conduct of their faith |
ers, but in the end find insurmount-
able difficulties, as their fathers did
And then the sons become old. sit
IN the chimney corners, and are
scoided by sons in manner almost
us Illuminating as whipping.
My principal trouble is age. What
! is the remedy? There is no remedy
/ And there is no remedy for othr ma
tural human ills. We can't get rid
of the terrors of death and Of birth
and we can't get rid of poverty.
Mr.. Cecil Lawrence, of Princeton
is visiting his cousins, Misses Ethel
and Harriet Lawrence ut North
Tazewell.
w. W.. Arrowood will preach at
Peery's school house Sunday after.
! noon at 3:l5.
a. G. Wynn. formerly with the Ma
tional Biscuit Co., but who was piv-
On leave of absence several weeks
ago. has gone back on the road, and
has resigned his position as Secreta-
ry of the "Sons of Rest"
[ John II. George. of Broadford
sends a check to renew his tuition
dues. through Miss Lydc Mccall, who
has been visiting there. John has
moved to Saltvillc. in his new homo
from which high perch he still runs
his farm. lie deserves all the good
ana as little of the bad rs any fellow
we know of.
John Rucker twcnty-three, well
known Graham man, was shot and
killed at Knoxville, Tenn. Saturday
and his wife is being held charged
with the crime. Mr.. Rucker was an
eX-scrvice man and was awarded a
medal for his skill with q rifle. His
wife was Miss May Wilcox, of Me-
Dowell, w. Va. They were married |
last June. His wife denies killing
him.
Early in the season this paper ad.
vertised Burke's Garden seed oats for