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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
OPIE READ COMING.
Famous Author Humorist At
New Theatre Dec. IL.

Opie Read. one of the best known
and beloved Of American writer's, will
appear on the Rcdpath lyceum course,
at New Theatre, Dec. 18th and de-
liver one Of his platform master
pieces. Tho bare announcement of
fact should create universal interest
throughout the community. Certain
ly no one living within ten miles can
forego the pleasure of hearing this
distinguished men whose name and
works are familiar to all Of the civil
lized world.
Opie Read is odd. That is part OF
his charm, 10 doubt. He is like no.
body else. He thinks like phiIosopl-
er and talks like both a humorist
and q dramatic orator. There is
charm in his voice, wit in his brain
sympathy in his heart and a big
royal man in his skin. His talk car
ries his audience thrue many storms
of passion and sentiment. He is o.
funny as Mark Twain and as ph. los
optical Us Ben Johnson.
From beginning to end Opie Reads
address, Human Nature and Poll.
TICS" is replete with common sense
touching upon almost overy phase ot
life and human nature Numerou,
magazines have requested it for pub
lication but it will not be printed
during the life of the author.
Tickets on sale at Pobst Jowelr,
Store, Dec. 9th.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
XMAS SEALS
NOW ON SALE
Funds Realized Will BE Used In
County to Fight tuberculosis,
Which Has Claimed Heavy
Heavy Toll.

Tho annual sales of Christina.
seals Nre being conducted by tho
various State tuberculosis Associn.
tions united under the National Tu.
bcrculosis Association Of America fol
tho purpose of combating the spread
Of tuberculosis in our county. Vir.
ginia conducts its own individual
| campaign under the auspices of tho
V.rginin Association and retain a
large proportion of the funds sccur.
ed for its own individual Tuberculosis
control work. In limo with the above,
the present Christmas spal sale in
Tazcwell County is being conducted
for the purpose of raising Il Taze-
well county tuberculosis relief and
control fund with which to continue
definite and systematic fight against
tuberculosis in Tazewell county.
During the past year the Virginia
tuberculosis Association gave Tazc-
well county the services of an EXPERT
physician for holding free chest -ex
aminations for four days ut four
consecutive points in the county,
Graham, Pocahontas, Tazewell and
Richlands. PIG persons were examine
ed out of which number 73 were
found either positive or very sus.
picious of tuberculosis infection. Sine.
the close of the free examinations,
tho patient and families Of every
definite and suspicious case have been
visited instructed and urged to ro
to one of the sanatoria for treat
ment. AS result thirteen porSons
have been sent to sanatoria (li to
Cntawba and l to Picdmunt) and 6
are receiving systematic treRtmont
at home. in addition nll have rccely-
cd instruction In taking care Of them
selves and In protecting against in
fecting othcs. In this connection Il IA
n pleasure to mention that the Tazc.
we'll w. c. T. u, through tho agen-
cy of their loan closet ut the Health
Office, have played large part in
out-ftting and making it possible for
a number of dercsving persons to
receive assistance i ngOing to sana-
TORN for treatment.
During the course of tho foliuy.a,,
work aftor the free .ehest oxami,ia-
tions OF the past year numbers OF
persons IN the county have been H.,
Gated who should be examined and
who did not tRkc Advantage of tho
last opportunity. Tho object Of our
Christmas Seal Sale Is to rulso fur
ther funds to secure for the people
os Tazewell County further FREQ
chcst examinations and to secure for
the infected adequate and able in
struction also ndmittancc and assist
ance to sanotorin for teatment. Thu
agency though which the money for
this work is secured is the Christ
mas Seals-if you bclicye In it-if
you want TO heip-I,uy Christmas
seals.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
NEWS OF POUNDING MILL.

Pounding Mill. Va. Dee. I.-Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gillespie on
Friday the 18th. a daughter, tho
third daughter.
Mss Barbara Hurt spent Monday
and Tuesday in Blueneld.
MIR. G NJ. Hunter and DR.. Rex
Steele attended the foot ball game
in Roanoke Thanksgiving day.
David Hurt, son of Mrs. Ollie
/. Hurt of this place and Mr.. c. Nj.
Hunter, of this plncc, attended the
foot ball game in New York lust
week
Miss Pearl Mcclure and Miss Jen-
II ngs of the Faculty of Cedar RluH
High School, accompanied by Mr.
Henry Norman, the efficient and POI
ular postmaster of Cedar Bluff, were
here this p. IN. short time in the
interest of their play "The Doestrict
Skulo." but no available house could
be found in which 20 stago it, as the
school rooms here were not built
with folding or raising partitions, us
this scribe wanted il built years ngo
Mrs. Susan Ringstnf and son. MIR.
Scymore lsingstnff, visited thoir
key near Honaker, Inst weok
Row G. II Thomas, George Hurt
and w. B. Steele woro witncsscs at
Ta2ewoll today.
Rev. Mr.. Hughes preached tho
Thanksgiving sermon at IL, md us
uni prayer service Mt night. NcAtI
Sunday will be tho usual Temper
nnce Sunday night. under auspices
of Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.
Quite bit Of SNOW fell Monday
the first of any consequence for this
season.
Miss Charlotte Hunter of Tazcwcll
High School, )srent Thanksgiving
with her mother. Mrs c. M. Hunter
Mrs. Ollie Hurt of this pncG, and
Mrs. MARY Gillcapie, OF Gillcspic,
were invited rucsts.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
GRAHAM BILLY SUNDAY CLU 3
INYADES TIP TOP.

Tip Top, Nov. 3o-Tip Top was
invaded by q number Of the Billy
Sunday Club of Graham, on last Sun
day. D. m. Mr.. Vermillion led IN the
services. Entertaining and edlfyIng
talks were made. Owing to the wealth
er there was only few OF the peo-
pie out. All were delighted that they
had the privilege of hearing the gen
tlemen. And it is hoped that the
Club will come again.
1t might be added here that Rey.
Hodge, the Methodist pastor, will be-
gin a series of meetings at the M.
e. Church on Friday night, Deceni-
Der 2. 1t is earnestly hoped that a
great interest will be taken in these
meetings.
The real estate of Mrs. Amanda
Harman, formerly occupied by. a. j.
Slower, and which was bohght by
him some years ago, was sold by
Chas. H. Harman, trhstee at auction
ON last Saturday, Mr.. George g.
Peery being the highest bidder, at
:$4,10O. This property is part OF
the Lee Brown place, situate / mile
west Of Tip Top.
Farmers in our section have most
all their corn in the crib. Most every
body made good crop, and are now
wishing for hog killing weather. Your
correspondent here doubts very much
The thought of any one in this hog
or hoggish community being able tt
get anywhere near the Gabe Bennett
pig Of two months old, reported by
Graham News of Sunday which Is
expected to weigh 300 pounds. Some
hog this! Suppose there will be q
wild rush for this breed of hogs II
it goes to the figure as reported
This reminds us of the story tolt
by Governor Harry M. Smythe while
editor Of the Pocahontas Headlight
Of some fellow, possibly one of the
Franklins, of the Dividing Ridge
who came into Pocahontas. He ha,
himself, the mule he was riding, will
grist of buckweat, which ali told
tipped the beam at 105 pounds. Mos
any one would know this to be pos
sible. Facts, is facts, however, boys
M. y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02

number of Sunday school children ILL
to the church. and afterwards preach
ed an earnest sermon, about Chris
tian people being "the salt of the
earth" and the eight of the world
He did tho wise thing to pitch
right in soon aftor taking charge,
and holding n revival meeting while
he was new" as we say. If pas
tor puts this off for long he general
" finds it necessary to have some
one to help him out. He seems to
have taken q firm grip on his work.
and the people speak highly of him.
To hark back just little-I am sur.
that if the men who loaf around on
Sunday could be induced to attend
even one time, Mrs. Whites class
she would soon have to enlarge her
class room. and the members of the
class should do little Soliciting"
for recruits.
/ spent Sunday afternoon quietly
with Mr.. Sexton, tho proprietor of
the hotel. Mrs. Sexton is n Botetourt
county woman, and Mr.. Sexton gave
mo an interesting account Of his
trip through the county aud the Val
ley of Virginia, in September, and of
the good and bad roads encountered.
His observation confirms statement
made in this paper some time ago,
that Southwest Virginia has per-
haps more fine road ways than any
ether section of the State.
The greatest question in the minds
of the people down the line is which
route the new highway will take
the river route or tho old Fincastle
route. After hearing Mr.. w. B. f.
White on the subject one is bound to
believe that the new road should bu
built down the river. Perhaps tho
question will be decided by the time
these lines are in print.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
TRI-DISTRICT EPWORTH
LEAGUE UNION FORMED.

Tho Tri-Dis.rict Epworth League
Union was organized last Saturday
night. at meeting held in Grace
Street Nethodist church. Bluofcld, w
Va. There were representatives from
The Epworth Leagues of Princeton,
Graham, Taz,wcll. Grace and Bland
street churches, Blucfield. Mr.. Leon
Jourolmon .Epworth League Presl-
dent of Holston Conference. prosid-
ed. The union was organized on the
same plan us the individual League.
but Il broader field Of work is to be
undertaken. The officers elected were
President, DIR. w. II. Carr, Grace
street Bluetield; Vice-President, Miss
Ruley Johnson, Graham; Secretary.
Miss Louise Hamilton, Bland street
Blueficld; Treasurer, Mrs. a. P. Nc
Kerry, Tazcwcll.
AT the close OF the meeting the
representatives from each League
were asked to rise. and there WAS
hearty applause when 1t was found
that Tazewcll had the largest repre-
sentation, though the members had
farther to go than any of the 9th
ers. Delicious refreshments wci1
served. The next meeting of thu
Union is to be held in Graham, Sat
urday evening. December 10th.
Those from TnZewell attending the
meeting were: Misses Martha and
Katherine Kiser, Lois Hurt, Gladys
Painter, Nell Repass, Francis Witten.
Virginia Bueton. Donald Moore, Lena
Grecver, Narcissa Thompson, Grace
Baughman, Mrs. A. p. McFenry, and
Mcssrs James Hurt. William Thomp-
son and Meek Hoge Bowen.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
FIRE E

On December the 23rd at IL
a. m, at my store, | will GIVE
AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
the followin:
First prize, Columbia Crap
hophone.
Second prize, your choice, the
best pair of shoes in the store.
Third prize, your choice, the
best doll in stock.
Come in and get a chance.
NOW is your chance to get u
columbia FOR NOTHING.
All ladies HATS reduced IS
|per cent:
j. w. WHITLEY. g
North Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
NEWS OF NORTH TAzEwELL

(Too late for last ssue.)
Mrs. Graft Harman entertained the
Sunday School rcccntely, ut her
home. Games and refreshments great
ly delighted the children
Healing Springs school, under the
management Of our two most eflic-
lent teachers, Is progressing finely.
The pupils take deep interest in
their studies, and the teachers are
helpful in Sunday School and church
work.
Jas. IF. Cassell, of Ceres. visited
his daughter. Mrs. Chas. Sluss last
week, His daughter, Mrs. w. G.
Baugh and her husband, came from
Ta2ewell on Friday afternoon MIR.
and Mrs. Cassell left for their hom.
at Ceres on Saturday morning. While
on this Wis. Mr.. Cassell made an in
seresting address to the Healing
Springs school.
Mrs. Chas Sluss has had also re-
Gently n short visit from her sista,
vile.
Miss Clara Kinder is visiting he,
sister in Mcdowell.
Our neighbors Of Adria speak high.
ly Of Rev. Mr.. Arrowood who ha.
been preaching for them, and Of
Miss Ella Bowen and others wh1
have been assisting in the Sunday
school there,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
FOR SALE BY j. N. HARTMAN
LAND co.

a good residence, with c Shi ,oojna
and bath. on lnrge let frHn}ing ON
street cur line; Price $1,000
A bricls store house with livinu
rooms above in hest husinesa section
of tho town; pr.co Sl7,b00,
y 2-story building i6x32 feet, with
basement, within about 70 yards of
the courthouse, the first story being
now occupied M n rostnurnnt; price
$2,25O.
Five lots near west line Of the
town, and located between Samuel
Oecil's and Clarence Heldreth's new
residence Lots Cd feet wide by over
200 feet long; prices $3.50 to sG5U
each.
Out Of Town Property.
03 acres about s miles from I'azu-
well courthouse. fronting an McAdain
road, with q aplandid s2-story resi-
denoo, good bearing orchard. u large
bold spring in tho yard This is one
OF the moat attractive little homes
IN tho county. in splendid neigh
borhood and near church and school .
price $4,000.
About 1900 acres of A No. blu.-
grass land in three farms mt about
~ ~ a. ttllllN tnNt
, such land as this oan ba bought il,
Tehewcll county.
80 acres on north side of Rich
Mountain. adjoining George Hagya
land; Good orchard OF fne fruit. M
buildings. good fences. 20 acres clear,
ed. 4 acres OF whic hare in good
meadow mead w land, a quantity of good 10.
Gusts for fence posts. Fronts on Me.
Adam road about q miles from Taz.,
well courthouse. Church, school mnJ
store nearby; price $4,000. w
81 .acren near Grafton, about {
n;iics from Tazcwell courthouse. will
four-rooin cottage with cement roI.
lar good spring IN yard. fine orchard
raspberry vines that should produe,
ive M or six hundred gallons berrie,
per year. About 2 acres good ieye
bottom 'andj about z acres In tim
Der Good fences. In fact that liz on,
or the snuggest. little honey home,
wv "iiow. Dec.2-2t
TAXEWELL VA
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
FUNERAL. AMI BURIAL or n
W. LYNCH.

me funeral and burial OF ID. w.
Lynch, nn account Of wbonc d.,MIn
,y Was briefly notcd N last issue OF
tnis paper, took place last Friday A..
ternoon from Presbyterian churcn.
conducted by tha pastor, Rev. w, w
Arrowood. There Way n largo sttcnd-
ancc and the floral oreringu we,.
9sr.sc and beautiful.
The pail Bearers: j. G. O'Kcae.
Glen ST. Clair n. C. Bowen. H. s
surface. w. Archie Thompson. w.
p; o. Thompson, jeff Ward, Ilarl :
Thompson.
IIcsidcs = .idow iir leayea four
daughters by former marriage. viz !:
Mrs. G. A.. buchanan, Mrs DR.. M.
Il. Crockett. Mrs. J p. Noal, Mrs.
t. llundy and Miss Margaret
rrh. BY his second marriage OH,
,vn, Dan Lynch, Jr.
d. W. Lynch was the last OF HIS
fathers family. natives, il our infor-
nation is correct, of Washington
county. His mother was Miss Sallie
lIayter, Of Washington county. u.
w. Lynch came to Tnzcwcll about
the year 1878. His brother the late
T. A. Lynch, Il year or two later.
iiin widow Mrs. Ida Lynch, lives
here STILL
Dan Lynch was good citizen, u
loyal Christian and high toned gem
tlenan. lIo leaves Il good estate, but
better still. Il good name as a legacy
to his children.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
WHERE Is THE PACK?

Considerable activity is mentioned
in the Graham Duly News. of the
fox hunters clubs down about Crn-
ham, but no mention ia ever nude Of
the once famous Matthews pack Tint
once made music in mountains aur.
rounding Thompson Valley, and o.
OCCASIONALLY furnished amusement if
not food, for nh eagle 1t would be
n qualification to know that this pack
OF once well known hounds hnd died
u natural dcnth. nnd Ind not been
ahot Or pizcnotl FOR sucking eggs or
Ling ahecp. Win brother Galloway
cnlighten us? '''""S
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
CHARMING GUESTS.

Mrs Rudy. of Austinville Va, and
her talented young son, Rev. Arvd
Vernon Rudy. were the guests OF
Mdrs. j. IT. Kendr:cl. and Miss Jessa
mine Kendrick the past week end
Mr. Rudy is the president Of Trian-
gular Mountain Institute, flourish
ing boarding school under the nus-
pices of the Ifolston Conference. Hc
il also pastor OF two churches; and a
minister and tehcher, he ls
:chieving fine success. Tazewell has
had the pleasure Of herring him SIM
on several occasions. as mcmbe,
Of the Emory and Henry glee club
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
TIME WASTED
ENFORCING LAW
sergeant Thompson Will Resin,
us County Policeman Because
Bootleggers Are Not Pun
ished.

sergeant John S. Thompson. one or
tne most efficient mnd conscicntinu.
ohicors tho county has ever had. nnJ
nEh''st whom no nun can truthfullv
n.in! charge of crookcdncss ur
u.''noneSty, will tender his rcsirnn-
tion TO the court I'M county noI;nn
man and prohibition officer Thn r,.
ighntlon will become effective H.
ccmbcr 10th. 'o-
Il cannot longer r;s,; INV r,..
prowi'nE through the mounta in.
h'ght ana day, in all kinds of wealth
81, ehnenvormg the best | could In
enforce the prohibition laws. when
.ne oh'ccrs and citizens of IN, rnm
~ on many Of them nrc doinr 81,
'ney chh do obatruct mo in nv wor,,
r'" make tho prohibition laws ;,
'hrce; AZ great deal of cxucna. -.
n'yseit l have Travelled the mou,.
'r'ns day and night, wet and coli
weather, and hnvo arrested n rr"nt
,hAhv mon, many of whom OF tbnv
happen To have influential rrionds or
n."npy can come free OF the chnrn,
n,u ~, resume their ncfariuus businrss
n' poer man without friends or
'p9,"y Is sent to the convict cnm,,
F''h""t ceremony. He knows there ~,
w To contest his case because bn
'"ah money To employ counsel ~,
pul words in tho mouths of witnesses.
~ man hnis sold liquor enough In
swim nm elephant, and cvorvbony
,nows II he (or bin rrienJsl nS cn1
manipulate things if he has moncv
see no hops of keeping tho couniy
'"s from the bootlcg ring until th.
''d citizens wake up and see tint
n".., s.s rrIm'nnlH are punished" snid the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
AR. SIMON KELLY HEARD FROM,

Glcnwood, Md. Nov. 25. 1921.
Cl,nch Valley News:-
Enclosed find check for S4.00 fo..
subscription to Clinch Valley News
! believe this amount will continu,
my subscription to Apri lst, 1929.
Tho Clinch Valley News is a mco
ium of Keeping IN touch with the
people and evonts OF my old hom.
that 1t would be hard to dispense
Very best wishes to the c. V. News
md ,hd my many very good friends in
Tnzewcll County. "
Respectfully,
SIMON KELLY
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
BILLIE SHANNON DEAD.

Billie Shannon, son of Mrs, Mas
Shannon. died at his homo in Bap-
tist Valley on Wednesday, Novem.
ber 16. after an illness Of several
weeks from typhoid fever. He was Il
years old and was liked by all VIII.
.sn"w him. te
After appropriate services. the pal
bearers, j. A. Payne. 4 ii. Greear
.aecr~A beavers. l.. a. Harrison, j
y Tprr"~ y w. Whit. bore the
DIV n-u,' from the home h lovet
so well. Under the sod Of Mother
earth he sleeps in peace until tht
angels Of God awake him on tina
eternal day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
MRS. HEDRICK DEAD.

Mrs: Hedrick, wife Of Samuel e..
Hedriele, died at tho homo OF her
son, Herbert last Friday, aged 70
years, of pneumonia. Burial took
place at Concord, near her old home,
last Saturday. Revs. Alrowood and
Hahn conducted tthe service.
Besides her husband she leayos opa
son, Herbert, With whom the fatheI
and mother made their home. Mrs.
Hcdrick was Miss Barnett before
marriage, sister to Mrs. Amanda Bal
nett. noar Concord. Lewis and Greev-
er We're the undertakers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
MRS. MARY f. GROSECLOsE
DEAD.

Mra Mary +. Groaeclosc, 70 ycnrs
o. Of l.urkc's Garden, died at tho
nome nome of h'r son Kelly Groscclosc, nt
i,icFNburr. on Wcdncsday mt four.
o.cl"ck' where she had gone for tho
runerai arrangements havo mob
neen made, ns this paper Roes In
prchn %cwa OF Mrs Grosecloso's
-caah rcachcd thu Office ycsterdav !,
m. throuEl the thoughtrulnrgs of Mr.,
1no. J.; Gone just before t.oinr To
press. Hence IN ast.ndcd notice must
'De deferred until next issue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
ARRESTED FORlI
Z. ROBBINCaaSTORE
Three Richlands Boys, Each Is
Years Old, Carried Away Gig
arettes and Clothing-Yates
"Not Guilty"

Garnett Hicks, Lowe Mallory and
John Nipper, three young men of
Richlands, each eighteen years OF
age, were arrested in that town Tues
day and brought to Jail here charged
with robbing the store of G. G. Hurt
at Wardell. They carried awey shoes,
overalls, shirts and cigarettes, the
larger part of the booty being COM
posed of the latter. They were tried
in Richards previous to being brought
to Jail here by j. B. Mutter, who
committed them to await the action
fthe grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nipper, parents of
one of the boys, were here Wednes-
day afternoon and endeavored To
have their son released on bond, but
were unable to do so. They hoped to
secure bond for their son.
This Office is in receipt of length
ly jletter from "Judgc" j. II. Nip
per, of Cedar Bluff, in which he
States that he wants it understood
that the John Henry M.pper men
toned above III not his son. and we
hasten to state that the Cedar Bluff
citizen is in no way connoted with
the robbery Of the store at Wardell
1t is q singular coincidence that the
father of the boy arrested is also
named John II. Nipper. the same
name as the former magistrate at
Cedar Bluff Mr.. +. a. Nipper, who
lives near Cedar Bluff, 4 son of for
er magistrate John II. Nipper. is Il
young man highly esteemed i'll hiS
community.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
TRINKLE NOW LEADS ANDER-
SON by 72,8B2.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 2S.-With
Grayson CcMnty returns still missing
from the election for Governor Scna
tor Trinklc has lead of 72832 over
Anderson, and plurality over all
opposition Of 67,Go2. Tntnl voto cast
TrinklG 125 .563; Anderson 64,013;
Mrs. Curtis 230; Mitchell 1924 and
Goodman 2l4.
The official figures Of the result IN
The Ninth, will be published in this
paper us soon as they can !c obtain
Ell H.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
COVE CREEK lrEMS.

oovN Grrc'' i'ov 20 Miss Non.
'fs Warner md Miss Ecll Burlo.,
tent lust week end ut lIollybrook
Miss Gusaic Wnll;cr s;cnt Thnn.:s
RING with her parents in Burl:c'.
Mlssea Knthlcnc Gregory md Ma.
20 Stowerh, who nre attending schou
II l'urkc'n Garden, spent Thanksriv.
rg with homcfolks.
MrH II. II. Robinctt spent last Snt.
"r'"y. and Sunday with hcv daugh,
'tr. Mrs. II. G. Fox.
MIR: Aubry Gregory wha hns beer
~ Cincinnati, returned homo last
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
nR EAGER AT BAPTIST CHURCH
NEXT SUNDAY.

Rev. Jno. II. Eager u y. a dis
tinguishcd Baptist minister, will
nrcach in the Baptiat church next
Sunday morning al II o'clock. ID.
Eager is II member of u distinguish
cd fnmily Of ministnrs--D i. II.
Eager, President OF mississippi
University and DR. Geo. II. Eager, Of
the Louisville Seminary. The fnthur
was also IL minister. DR.. Eager has
crossed the ocean many times, and
travelled over Europe and the Holy
Land. The public Is cordially invit "a
10 hear him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-02
THANKSGIVING AT tn CON.
VICT CAMP.

On account Of the liberaiity of the
Geopie of Tazewell. the men in the
convict camp enjoyed a splendid
thanksgiving day. There are f]ftv
Two men in the camp at the present
TIME 10 these were served two hams.
three turkeys, together with dressin,,
ana gravy, Irish potatoes, apples, ice
:ream and cake. All of this was nre-
ohred outside the camp except tho
otatoes. The cakes were delicious
nd were cooked by the follow;no
ladies' out in the Healing Spring
neighborhood: Mrs. Joe Litz, Mrs. Re-.
gis Siuss, Mrs. Peery and Mrs, Wad.