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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-07
LOSS OF WEIGHT

Mineral Wells, w. Val am, glad
to have the privilege of recommend
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-07
Washington, D. c., Feb. 4, 1921.

"Mr. j. Ralston Cargill, Americas,
Georgia.
''Dear Mr.. Cargill: You are be-
ing advised by DR.. Alsberg that aft
er careful consideration the bureau
has decided to locate the small sweet
potato syrup production unit at
Fitzgerald, Georgia. 1t was neces-
sary for a location to be selected
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
MOTHER DEAR.

In memory of our dear mother
Mrs. Ida Henning Hefner. who de-
parted this life on January II, 1920
Oh, mother dear. we miss YOU
AS only loved ones can,
We long to see your loving smile
In that bright and happy land.
Our happy home was broken
When God called you from our
midst,
To hive with Him in Heaven
Where no sorrow nor pain exists.
Many silent tear is shed, dear.
For we miss your loving care.
But we try TO be brave and chccrc-
TO know you're free from pain
over there.
Some day when God docs call us
From this world here below.
We pray for each of us to meet YOU
There 10 part never more.
By HER DEv0TEp DAUGHTER.
Mrs. +. w. Cook, Versailles. Ky
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
MARRIAGES IN DECEMBER.

james II l.ittlepagc and Amanda,
/. Dawson, married ut Lcwisburg
Dec. LIST by Rev. w. II. Du Bose.
! Oscar E.. Kincaid and Marcie Ben
nett. married at White Sulphur Dec
| 9th. by Rev. J. e.. Hooks.
Ed. O'Conncr and Iva McIlheny,
married ut Lcwisburg, Oct. 8. by
Rev. w. II Du Bose.
Bernard Totten and Bcrdie Ann
Nelson, married ut brides home,
Dec. 10. Rev. w. H. Henderson.
Columbus Cochran and Maggie
Sykes.
Othor ID. Gwinn and GLADYS V.
SkagSS. married at L.cwisburg Dec.
ID. by Rev. w. II. Du Bose.
Frank I WhanScr and Glcnna
{. Forrcn. married at brides home
Dec. 10Th by Rev. w. \. Grogg.
Albert e.. .Iamison and Nellie
Rhodes MackOwicZ. married at
i.cwisburs. Dec. 18th by Rev. w. II.
Du Bose.
VIM. Crane and Lcanna Reed.
married at I.cwisburg Dec. 18th BY
Rev. w. II. Grisgby.
VIM. ID. Buzzard and Rosa G..
Lilly. married ut Jcttsvillc Dec. 81
by Rev. n. E.. Rucknran.
.. ID. Fink and Emma G.. Louder
milk, married ut Roncevcrtc Dec.
18th by Rev. J. p. Hambrick.
George Winson and Lucille Will
liamS, married. ia Lcwisburg, Dec.
Is, by Rev. w. h. Grigsby.
Atchless NJ. Long and Pearle Nav
Wood. married at Lcwisburg Dec.
y by Rev. w. ii. Du Bose.
Hilary B. Wykel and Eliz. pyles,
married at Ronccvcrte Dec. 20 by
Rev. Robt. l.. Kinnaird.
Charlie Morgan and Lucy Morgan
married at brides home Dec. 22d
by Rev. Chas. Massey.
Archie w. Hanna and Verna
Lewis, married at Rcnick Dec. 23d
by Rev. ]. S. Wickline.
Henry II. Cutlip and Annie Nav
Butler married at preachers home
Dec. % by Rev. A. Frantz.
Oscar c. Carlo and Laura J. Car
ran, married at Lewisburg Dec.
22d by Rev. H. l. Stephens.
Geo. T. Fall and LAME Marine
Goddard. married at Lewisburg
Dec. y, by Rev. w. II. Du Bose.
Ray +. Michelinc and Evadne
Lucille Hanger, married at Asbury
Dec. 70 by Rev. J. b. Grimes.
Chas. Renick and Alice Green,
married at Lewisburg Dec. by Rev.
VIM. r. Grisgby.
Todd Williams and Emma Hef-
ner, married at Frankford Dec. 20
by Rev. T. Fl. Fix.
VIM. Fl. Chisholm and Berthe
Craft, married at White Sulphur
Dec. 9th by Rev. J. C. Hooke.
Lancll 4. Deitz and Virginia C..
Nutter.
Ernest Watts and Mary Burns,
married at Ronccvertc Dec. Goth by
Rev. r. l.. Kinnaird
Jas. L. Farren and Laura F.
Ramsey, married at Ronccycrte
Dec. 20 by Rev. w. A Grogg.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
LIST OF DEEDS.

Following is a list of the deeds
admitted TO record by Paul C. Hog
sctt, Clerk Of the Greenbricr Coun-
IL Court from Jan. 9Th to Jan. 11th,
1920:
l. L. Hill ct Tx to Jas. McClung
for interest in 25Oa in Meadow Bluff
district.
C.. a. Crane ct ux TO Jas. McClung
for interest in 250a in Meadow
Bluff district.
A. p. McMillion ct ais 10 Alex
Faulkner for Sa in Williamsburg
district
S. 4. Sydcnstrickcr ct ais to &. d..
Sampson for Nos. II and ~ at Ron
ccvcrlc.
C.. II Kirby ct uX to II. \. Egg
glcston for 315a in Meadow Bluff
district.
J. II. Falls ct ais to r. T. Falls
for interest in LA in Fort Spring
district.
j II. Falls r ais to w. II. Falls
for interest i'm LA in Fort Spring
district.
j. II. Falls ct ais to +. y. Falls
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
DIRECTORS MEET.

The Board of Directors of the
Lcwisburg Seminary met in a call
ed meeting in tho office of the
Chairman, J. b. Laing, OH Tuesday
morning to Sit-with representatives
Of the Committee Of Religious Edu-
cation Of the Presbyterian Church
in the u. S. The meeting was held
to discuss the best means Of meet
ing the emergency created by the
burning Of the main building of the
Seminary on January third. The
of the Committee
on Religious Education were, S. w.
McGill, Of Nashville, Tenn. and Paul
Harris, of Louisville, Kentucky.
After session lasting all day
Tuesday. plans were agreed upon
that seem to augur success for the
undertaking. Mr.. Harris will re-
main in Lewisburg to help in the
furthering of the plans and will
have an office in the Bank of Lew
isburg Bulldog. The Committee on
Religious Education feel that the
loss Of this building to the Semi
nary is indeed catastrophe. unless
it can be replaced at the earliest
possible date, and while their plans
are not yet complete, it is their
purpose to assist the citizens of
Lcwisburg and of Grccnbrier Coun-
ty to restore to its splendid useful
ness their college that means so
much to young women Of this whole
section.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

for interest in LA in Fort Spring
district.
l. l.. Deitz to H. E.. Hanson for
Boa in Williamsburg district.
Sarah f. Echols Heirs to Chas.
L: Echols for 43Oa in Frankford
district.
| Howard Meadows ct TN to w. H.
Sims for goa and 16p in Meadow
Bluff district.
w. r. Fry ct uN 10 O. p. Livesa>
for l-2 interest in parcels in Lew
isburg.
Pleasant Vicrs ct ux to Larkin
Cochran for 80 Liza in Williams
burg district
John Arnold ct ux to Otis Hall
Tor liza in Fort Spring district.
Alex Crawford ct ux to Donis AL
len Cameron for 71X1Ol feet a,
White Sulphur.
III. T.. Yates ct I'm to Anderson
'araSc for 1-30a at Anderson.
Manor Land Association to !. A
cameron for No. ~ at White Sui
phur.
y. II. McGrath ct ais to r. u. Ar
thur for 70 of II and 70 at Romeo
vcrtc.
tearl Williams ct ais to Tracy G..
belamore for LIP of S3a in Anth-
ony's Greek district.
S:.rah L. Echols. Heirs, to John
i. Echois, Jr., for 134a in Lewis
burg Independent district.
NJ. +. Church, Trustees. TO Trus-
ices MI. Vernon NJ. E. Church for
nos: "9-9l at Ronccverte.
MarE }. Brinkley's, Heirs. TO Her
rletta Green for 2 lots at Romeo
verte.
=. r. Boone ct TX to Clarence Hud
gins Tor Nos. So, 7, 8 at Ronceyerte.
). NJ. Ihomasson to Stella Flana.
gan FOR 127a at Meadow Bluff dis.
trict. u's'
n. p; Fisher ct ux to G. F. Dean
Tor liza in Williamsburg district.
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REQ CROSS CHRISTMAS ROLL GALL.
MRS. II. S. COOPER, Solicitor.

-'AAsS" lie -. NoOX LIN oOIkSltOi.
We, the undersigned, in response
to the Red Gross Christmas Roll
Call Of the American Red Gross.
hereby enroll ourselves as Annual
Members for the year 1921:
Mr.. Lydia Hedrick, Cornstalk !;
MIR. e. VI. Thomasson. Cornstalk;
Mrs. J. Warwick McClung, Williams
burg; Mrs. r. Fl. Handlcy, Williams
burg; Mr.. +. II. Handley, Williams
burg: Miss Annie Jane Handlcy,
Williamsburg; Mr.. Orvile Martin.
Williamsburg; Mr.. Justin Copps,
Williamsburg: Miss Grace GRAPHICAL,
Cornstalk; Miss Caroline McClung,
Hughart; Mr.. G.. w. Bivens. Will
liamsburg; Miss frankie Toothman,
Williamsburg; Mr.. Clayton Tooth
ann. Williamsburg: Mrs. Ella Full
wider. Richards: Mr.. S. w. Hinkle,
Unus; Mrs. S. w. Iinklc linus; Miss
Matte q. IIinkle, UnuS; Miss Mir
lam GRAPHICAL. Williamsburg; Miss
Nellie Shirley. williamsburg; III. S.
Cooper. Williamsburg; Mrs. II. S.
Cooper. williamsburg. w. Va.
80 cents donated by Mrs. A. w.
Clcck. williamsburg, w. Va. to
Community House,
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WITH APOLOGIES TO BOBBY BURNS.

IF q lassie wants the ballot
ITO help to run the town,
And the lassic gets the ballot
Need laddic frown?
Many laddic has the ballot
= Not so bright as l,
And many laddic votes his ballot
Overcome with rye.
II lassie works for wages
Toiling all the day,
And her work the laddic's equals
GIVE HER EQUAL PAY.
II body pays the taxes
Surely you'll agree
That body earns the franchise
Whether HE or SHE.
A lady Of our town found the
the above in her scrap-bOok and
considered ii SO apropoS of recen
events she concluded TO send ii
to lis for publication.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
NOTICE..

We. The undersigned members oil
The Garagemcns Association. BY
agreement and contract IL
gree that beginning January 1, 1921
TO extend credit to any OF our Gus
toners for Il period Of 30 days only
We believe that it is to the intercS1
of all parties that the Automobile
and Garage business be conducted
on as nearly Il cash basis as posi-
bic The cooperation Of the pub
lie will be appreciated.
ANDERSON GARAGE,
SOUTH ANDERSON Moron Co.,
CLARKSON s. TUCKwILLER.
RONCEvERTE GARAGE,
RICHMOND K HOBBS,
J. &. B0GGS Moron & LIGHT Co,
MAX wELLS GARAGE,
FARMERS SUPPLY Go,
+. C.. COFrMAN,
C.. E.. CnN%ER.
IUDDLESTON GARAGE,
CABBELI.S FIREpRoFE GARAGE,
WHITE SULPHUR Mor0n Co.,
w. a. BOONE,
UNION Moron Co.
w. s. PECK'S GARAGE.
McCONIAS y WAuHOp,
HORRS Bios. GARAGE,
HINTON GARAGE & SALES Co.,
AUTO OWNERS & SUPPLY Co.,
SERVICE GARAGE.
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FOR SALE.

As Executor of S. y. Pace, l have
for sale his Law Library, Office
Furniture, Filing Cases, 2 Fire,
prof Safes. Remington Typcwrit,
er with desk together with all the
latest appliances for fastening pap,
crs together.
The Law Library contains over
500 volumes Of textbooks and re.
ports, blanks for abstracts and 9th,
CT things too numerous to mention
Everything new and up-to-datc.
This is Il splendid chance for 4
man who wants to open law Of
flee here. HENRY GILMER,
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FLU EPIDEMIC.
THEY SAY EVERYONE IS SUB
JECT TO FLU, AND URGE
PEOPLE TO BE ON THEIR


PEOPLE TO BE ON THEIR
GUARD.
Flu germs are everywhere, and
the health authorities advise plenty
Of fresh air in fighting the epidemic.
If your body is able to resist you
will not get the disease. You will
fight the germ successfully.
But if you have slight cold you
are not in fighting trim. You will
be unable TO resist the germ and you
will Succumb.
PepSotone will relieve that cold.
no matter how severe it may be. II
will purge the system Of all impure
ties and soon the pure blood will
rout the cold.
These handy tablets have a way
of rebuilding the entire system.
They refresh tired nerves and
strengthen weakened tissues. The
Csc. package will start you on the
way TO recovery.
Tell your druggist that you want
prompt relicf-that you want Pep
sotone. He has supply and will
furnish you. az
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Mrs. Harvey Arbaugh left We'd
ncsday for Charleston and st.
Adams where she. will visit kin and
friends.
Hons. II. w. Bivens and Clifton
+. McClintic, Grccnbrier's two
delegates, are in Charleston this
week in discharge of their duties
us members Of the Legislature. We
predict for each of them a credit
able record Of public service. They
are stopping at the HOllcy Hotel.
Garland NJ. Fcamster has return
ed to Washington and Lee Universi-
~ after spending the holidays at
his home at Anderson. His sister,
Miss Lucille, who is studying voice
in Richmond, Va, spent the holi-
days with friends at Suffolk, Va.
Born OH Tuesday night of last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett War
rem, at Anderson, a son.
Mrs. l.. b. Bobbitt and daughter,
| returned last Friday from a Christ
mas visit to her home in Baltimore.
George }. Thompson, OF Anderson
went to MarliniOn the other day
and paid to the widow of DR.. Lock
ridge, who died suddenly Of heart
disease at ROnccvcrtc recently, the
| life insurance he carried in the
Company represented by him.
President Ed. S. Watts, Secretary
y. $. Arbucklc, and Local Director
Thos. II. Dennis were in Hinton
Monday as witnesses in suit
brought by C.. II. Graham, of Sum-
mcrs county against the Farmers
Home Fire insurance Co. for The
loss Of his home by fire in Novem-
Der. 1919. Whc case was con-
tinued by reason of the absence of
witness for the plaintiff.
Gen. Chas. S. Peyton, G.. NJ.
Wheclwright and his sister, Miss
Mary, and niece, Miss Louis Wheel
wright, all of Roncevcrtc. were
guests Sunday of Col. and Mrs.
Thos. II. Dennis. General Pcyi0n.
tho aged and iniirm, was looking
we'll and seemed greatly to enjoy
the day.
Paul Harris. working with DR..
lSwcct in charge of the drive of the
4SOuthern Presbyterian Church in
the interest Of christian education,
is in Grccnbricr as co-workcr in
this very worthy cause.
DR.. VIM. p. Black, son of s. T..
| Black, Of The Meadows. and who
through close study and natural
ability, has made quite reputa-
ton as physician and surgeon in
Charleston and Kanawha City, was
on January 1st, appointed County
Coroner for kanawha.
Miss Rebccca Boone, of near
town, left for the WEIGH hospital
at WEIGH. She will stop off at
Huntington to visit her brother, J.
Rankin. Boone.
Misses Esther Bills, Of Zion City,
ILL.,, and Kathleen Marshall, OF Chi
cago,at the two Seminary students
who are patients at the dispensary
of the John A. Preston Community
House, are improving nicely.
Col. Thos. Fl. Dennis, editor of
the Greenbrier Independent, Z. S.
Watts and n. S. Arbuckle, all Of
Lcwisburg, were here Monday, be-
ing interested in a case in circui,
court. Col. Dennis is now Is
years old, about forty years of
which has been spent in TIC rcws-
paper harness. lie is yc: ruitc ac-
tive, mentally and phySicaIiy, and
Is q wonder Off boy" who has
zone over the three score and Ten
.ap OF timc.---Hinton Independent
TsryI,T
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
IMPORTANT TO GREENBRlER,

The National Child Welfare AS
Sociation, with headquarters in
New York City. has developed Il
number of activities in its field SER
vice, one of them being series of
lectures by its Field Secretary, J.
Adams Putrer, author of "The Boy
and His Gang" &. Stanley Hall
says this book is ''distinctly the
best written as we'll as most COM
prchcnsivc and up-to-date treatise
that has yet appeared on the boy
problem"
The Grccnbricr County Chapter
american Red Cross, as part of
It's educational program, has agreed
to finance a lhrec-day institute
with three lectures daily by Mr..
Puflcr. We all wish it might have
been possible TO have Mr.. Potter
later In the year when the condi-
lion of the roads would have en-
ablcd him TO get out into the rural
districts, but his engagements for
The next several monhs made it im-
possible for him to be here cxccDt
during next week. The following
program is planned:
Monday. Jan. 9Th, If a. m.-IIieh
School, Ioncevcrtc. $3.50 p. M
NJ. +. Church S. S. Room, Lewis
burg. 1880 p. m.--High School,
White Sulphur.
Tuesday. Jan. 18Th, $3.50 D. Ill.,
Arbucklc School. Maxwclton.
1880 p. H. Colorcd Methodist
Church, Lcwisburg.
Wednesday, Jan. 10Th, $3.50 p. NJ
High School, Roncevertc. 1880
p. m.-Colorcd Methodist Church
at Ronccvertc.
The patrons Of Arbucklc, Oak
Grove, Fairvicw, Savannah, and
Dug Hill and other schools are in
vitcd to attend the meeting at Ar
buckle School on Tuesday after
noon.
Parents, teachers, students, social
or religious welfare workers arc
urged TO avail themselves of this
opportunity to hear one who has
worked as teacher. club worker,
principal Of industrial school, pro-
baton officer, vocational secretary
and educational director. He has
lecturcd at Cbautaquas, Normal
schools. universities, etc. Mr.. Puff
fer studied at Wesleyan Universe
ty. Boston University, Clark Uni.
versity, and the University Of ILL
nois.
The following are some of Mr..
Puffer's subjects: "Ifow to Help
Difficult Boys and Girls;" "The Boy
and His Job" "The Girls and Her
Job" "Fatherhood--a Profession"
"Thc Girl and Her Life Career"
Community Cooperation for Well
fare:" Public Amusements;" "Pre-
vention Of Delinquency" "The
Great Discovery"
Tuesday and Wednesday morn.
ings are open for other engage.
merits or for conferences. ANY
'roup desiring Mr.. PuTer's servi-
rs orc asked to telephone at once
o Miss Mellichamp, County Nurse,
r'or" 235. who will wlcome sua-
sestions as 10 the subjects most
''lcd 10 be discussed in Green
'rinc county.
'ct rs al work together TO make
Nr. Puffcr's visit one Of lasting
""I' to Tie county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

The excellent service rendered
the County by p. n. Wiseman,
whose term as County Clerk eXpir-
cd recently, is deserving of the
highest commentator. During the
twelve years of his tenure as clerk
The interests Of the county were
zealously guarded and it is the con-
CENSUS of the opinions Of the best
people of our county that tho af-
fairs Of the county were never more
efficiently handled. We are sure
that the good wishes Of the people
whom he has served so we'll will
follow him in what ever business
he may engage in the fliture.----Nich-
oids Chronicle.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
QUlNWOOD.

during the mild weather of the
past week. great progress was made
in all branches OF the development
work OF Imperial Smokelcss Coal
Company. A very large, modern
barn was completed by 0. l.. Nc
Clelland and his busy crew; the
tramroad grading was made ready
for steel and the planning and
shinglc mills will be ready Tor OPP
Grafton before many days, under
the direction of w. l.. Ransbcrgcr.
7. Redmond Burke, of Lcwisburg
is in active charge Of the engineer
ing department, and delays in the
grading OF sidctracks and tipplc
construction experienced in the
past will now be overcome.
TIL sawmill, under the efficient
handling OF l.. l.. OrndorT, is pro-
duclng some very choice iimbcrS
for the tipplc, the erection OF which
will be started and superintendent
by J. S. Tinchcr next week, and ii
is expected that coal can be dump
ed into the cars as soon as the rail
road reaches us in March.
The entire camp, comprising
employees who have not as yet
moved their families TO Quinwood.
is now comfortably located in four
houses on the Imperial property,
and are pleased with their sur
roundings.
We were wondering why A. n.
II. SO carefully polisheS his lcggings
and shoes about twice a>weck, but
we have discovered a well worn
path made by a No. 6. Does the
shoe fit you A. r.?
Pat is happy. His girl wrote hin,
this week. He will soon be among
those A. w. o. l..
DR.. J. G.. Lccch has found little
time to prepare breakfast at the
Quinwood Club. Besides burning
the bacon, scorching the coffee and
burning the toast 10 a crisp, he u.s.
cd sugar instead of salt in the
scrambled eggs. AS a Doctor he is
undoubtedly beyond criticism, but
as a cook l--????
Messrs. John B. Laing, of Lewis
burg, and Spencer Nelson, OF Nc
Clungs, were business visitors here
this week.
J. E. McClung, Of Rupert, paid us
! friendly cali. Come again Uncle
joe"
J. N. Legg left for Winona. where
he will pack his household furni-
ture, preparatory to moving to Quin.
wood.
J. Wade Bell butchered six fine
lfpgs this week. The pork and lard
markets will now surely be gluttcd.
w E. r. Byrne and son, of Char
lesion, have been here for the past
week In the interests Of Meadow
Creek Improvement Company, and
several desirable business lots on
BEL Boulevard and on Amick Ave-,
nave been sold, on which will be
erected at an early date a moving
picture theatre, meat market, q
millinery store, drug store, garage,
department store and other bu,i.
ness enterprises.
Sheriff w. II. Hunt was n pleas.
ant caller this week. II is needless
70 T"r we are always glad to sec
'"Bob" or "fricndly" call
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
WEEKLY MARKET BULLETIN.

The Capitol building and its
contents were destroyed by fire in
Guiding our Weekly Market Bullc-
lin and other publications.
/ would be glad to have those
who were on these lists to send me
II letter or card giving their names
and addresses.
Very truly yours,
j. II. STEWART,
Commissioner.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

Students of the Blucficld Colored
Institute undertook 10 haze Keith
Haynes, Of Roncevcrtc, a member
OF the freshman class, and he fired
into the crowd and wounded Ed
ward Wright, of Beckley. a member
Of the Junior class. Wright was shot
through The body and is not expect
ed to live. Haynes made his escape
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

Among the Peii Jurors drawn for
the term Of the United States Court
which begins at Charleston Oh Jan
uary 18Th, are o. w. Kittinger. Of
Anderson; J. y. Ballard of Green
vile; Fl. f. Crickenbcrger, of White
Sulphur; +. II. George and John
Strcaly, Of Lcwisburg; Martyr Rog-
ers and J. X. Winkler, of Romeo
yPrip
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

In the municipal election in AL
derson on the 9th, the women poll
cd 65 votes on the North side of the
river and ~ on the South. A. NJ. Nc
Nicer was elected Mayor, c. f.
Station, Recorder; and +. l.. Damcr-
on, r. G.. Lemons. G.. X. Thompson,
q. +. Bare, and II. B. Rowe, Coun-
Cilmen.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

In the Circuit Court at Hinton
OIL Monday A. n. Rollyson was con-
victed of having liquor in his poss-
cssion and was fined $500 and given
four months in Jail. The I grand
jury indicted him twice for selling
liquor.
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Smoot, w. Va.
Dec. rs, 1920.

TO. Those in Charge
John Preston Community House,
Lewisburg, West Virginia.
We are sending you small do
nation for you'd most commendable
enterprise. We want TO do our bit
We trust the Lord will bless you In
this noble work ond that the good
people Of Grcenbrier County may
realize what this enterprise means
TO the County, and give you The
needed help. Hoping the New Year
may bring you great success,
j am yours very truly,
i. y. SNN0T
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C0>TRIBUTIONS.
Previously Reported $4,000
J. Warwick McClung 1000
Mutual Improvement Club
(Ronccverte) 1000
Miss Rcbccca Burns 800
Mrs. Margaret l. Stuart & son 1000
Miss Emma Beard 800
Mrs. w. l.. Freeman 1000
Miss Mary c. Argabrite 800
Mr.. G. J. Smith 500
Miss Mamie X. Bright 500
josie Boone OFT 1000
]. l.. Brant 400
Brushy Flat School House 11.G5
IT,. Total S263.65
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

We appreciate the news letters
the Independent has been rcceiv-
ing from several sections of the
county and we would, be glad 10
have each community in the county
represented in our columns. Come
on, be a booster.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
CHIFFONIER WANTED.

The Dispensary Of the John 4.
Preston Community House is very
much in need of chiffonicr or
chest of drawers. Any one hav-
ing either Of these to dispose of
will please notify Mrs. Jas. Nj.
Preston immediately.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

Snow fell Sunday and Sunday
night over the whole county to the
depth Of II inches and yesterday
morning the. mercury varied from
2 to 4 degrees below zero
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14

Bring the Children to see MARY
PICKFOnD in "DADDY Long LEGS" AT
The Princess Monday afternoon and
night. Admission % and So cents.