Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

tha! We are al vel! and are still
enjoying the Kansas breeze. En-
closed you will find check, as
usual"
John l.. I.ipps. who has been
studying at the Atlanta (Ga.) School
OF Pharmacy, was graduated with
honor and received his diploma in
March. Since then Johnnie" has
passed the State Examination and
now holds his license us ii Pharma-
cist.
Miss Nora .Ad;tir Murrill, former
~ of Monroe county, later of Green
brlcr. and now of Charleston, Nc
believe, has been appointed STEM
oSrapher for the minority in the
State Senate. AS the minority con-
sists Of only four members Miss
Nora's duties will probably not be
oncrouS.
Thurmond FcamStcr, of Anderson,
left with his family for Idaho last
week.
Mrs. E.. y. Nash, of Anderson, has
gone to New Boston, Va, to visil
her son. Capt. Charles =. Nash, and
wife and to see her granddaughter.
Chas. =. Dorr who. from his
name, we presume to be son of
the late Congressman Dorr and a
grandson of the late DR.. Lyon, of
Pocahontas county, won first hon.
orS as orator ut the High School
contest al ElkinS last week. The
other Marlinton contestant, Miss
Polly Smith, won second place as
an eNtemporaneouS speaker.
Rev. l.. b. Bobbiit. Pastor of the
NJ. I. Church, South, here left on
Wednesday morning to attend the
session of the Baltimore Annual
conference Of the Church, meeting
iii Roanoke. Va. The Conference
opened Wednesday evening and
continue in session until some time
Monday. Mr.. Bobbitt reports that
The Church here has had prosper
Gus year. The last of the indebted
ness on The Church property has
recently been paid Off, and the total
budget Of the church for the wear
was approximately $4,000.
VIM. J. Strealcy is at home from
another visit to the University
Hospital smartly improved and
IiIopclul Oh maj cure.
Phil. n. Handley has returned
from visit to his sister, Mrs. Nc
Allister, at Millboro, Va, and will
open his shop this week
Lieut.. Samuel Gilmer was here
from Huntington the first of the
week on business and visiting his
parents, MI: and Mrs. Henry Gilmer.
Steele Gillian was a business
visitor in Ansted one day this week
Mrs. G. A. Freeman, Mrs. J. p.
Miller and little daughter, Betty
Lee and Miss Ruth Gillian, who
We're called home on account of
the illness and death of their grand.
father, J. S. McClintic, have return.
ed to their. homes in Huntington.
Miss Rachel Tuckwiller,. of Lewis
burg a Senior at West Virginia Uni
verslty this year, is getting some in
teresting experience. As.she majors
In public speaking, she will be re-
CURED to coach a play, "The Open
door,, before the class, instead of
writing thesis, which was the old
way of doing the final bit of Senior
work. Miss Tuskwiller has accent
ed position with the Swarthmore
Chautauqla as a Junior Work r
during the Chautauqua season.
j. a. McClintic, of Perry, Mo-,
who had been here attending The
funeral of his father, J. S. McClintic
mas returned home. stopping Off at
Huntington to see his nicces, Mrs. J.
II. Miller, and Miss Ruth Gillian.
Miss MARY. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. !. NJ. Dunbar, of Spring Creek,
this county, now Il student in the
MorSantOwn High School. Recently