Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-09


den-Sidney College.
Harry Painter drove through the
country by auto with DIR. Du Bose
to Roanoke. Virginia, where he will
enter Ranokc College. Jack Painter
leaves next week to enter the same
college.
Miss India Higginboiham. of
Frankford, left to-day for Bluefield,
W. Va, to resume her duties as
teacher in the Junior High School
of that place.
F. H. Cabell and family are camp
ing Tor two weeks on Greenbrier
river, taking much needed rest.
Miss Polly Sydestricker left town
last Tuesday to take up her duties
at tho head Of the Department OF
English and Expression in Allie
8hany Collegiate Institute at Alder
son.
Mrs. n. b. Cabell and little daugh-
ter. of White Sulphur, left this week
Tor Frankfort. Kentucky, 10 visit
relatives and friends.
Rev. Mr.. Fricrson, who has spent
ms vacation as assistant to Rev. Mr..
phillips, with the Richards, Cliff
ton and other Churches, left for his
home in South Carolina. for 4 STAY
with friends, prior to entering
Princeton DIVERSITY.
DR.. Julian Arbuckle returned Mon
day from Charleston. he having
taken MS cousin, Alexander Ar
Duckie, Jr., to the Kanawha Valley
Hospital, where he underwent or
opperatlon for appendicitis. DR..
ArDuckle reports his patient doing
feld Maxwell, James Phillips and
I:Robert Sydenstricker have left TO
enter Davidson College, Davidson.
North Carolina. Mr.. Sydenstrickcr
will stop over in Staunton. Va.
where he will take in the Fair
Mrs. E. Fl. Barr. of Knoxville.
Tenn, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Cunningham, for
me past three weeks, left with Mrs.
Cunningham for Radford, Va, to
attend the burial of their brother.
VINO was killed in action in The late
war.
Miss Nellie Kirkpatrick has re-
turned to her home north of tow,
from the Hinton Hospital where
She completed the prescrihed
course for Registered Nurse. Before
coming home she passed success
Iuily the necessary examination be-
lore the State Board and is now 2
full feged Registered Nurse.
Federal Judge Geo. w. McClin,;c
VINO mas been visiting in Pocahon-
las county for several days, stoDped
OH In Lewisburg Thursday. He viii
spend few days in Grecnbrier be-
fore returning to Charleston.
Misses Mary and Julia Carr will
,eaVe today for a months visit in
newark, N. j.; and New York CITY.
Rev. ID. NJ. Monroe, Of Grcenback
was elected Moderator of Green.
Drler PreSbytery, which is in Sos
SION at Salem Church, near Organ
Cave, this week.
John II. Sibold is in Charleston
ms week attending Convention Of
Postal Clerks.
Herbert Mays, ar, was visiting in
charleston the first Of The week.
Harry l.. Crawford, who has been
employed as Assistant Cashier Of
the Bank of Monroe, at Union. has
accepted a similar position with the
Bank Of Raleigh. lie will move hi,
family 10 Becklcy this month TO
make their home. Mr.. Crawford is
an old Grernbricr boy. son of The
iate John II. Crawford, and we wish
MN great success in his new posi-
! ton.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Barker and day.fters.
Winnie Davis and Elizabeth. who
had been visiting in Grernbrier for
inc past week, returned - their
home in Kansas City. Kansas, last
night. Mrs. Barker will be rcmGm-
bered by many Grccnbricr peoplc
as Miss Bette e.. Johnson. She paid
Inc lndeprHdent Office pleasant
visit while in Lcwisburg. We wish
Mrs. Barker and daughters Il pleas
am Journey home, and Trust that
they may ma Ike many more visits
back to Grecnbricr.
Johnston B. Handlcy and bride
nave retured from their bridal trio
IN eastern cities, to their home wcyt
OF Lcwisburg.
| r. ). Rockwell. for the past sew
eral years fine efficient and popular
| superintendent Of the C.. & O.. ,R'y.
to'' at Hinton, has been appointed
general Inspector passenger trans
Rortation with headquarters at
Richmond, Va. He will likely take
up his duties the first of the week.
| Thomas II. Pare and G.. A. Crick-