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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
FORMER PASTOR REPLIES TO
"A READER"

Rushford, N. Y. jan. IS. 1921.
Editor c. V. News:
There came into my possession re-
Gently q copy Of Dec. "a, issue 1920
|of your valued paper. A number of
years ago l had tho pleasure of
|perusing its columns when acting as
pastor Of tho Baptist church. 1t i.
needless to say enjoyed reading it.
l read tho article "Two Question,
Propounded," and was quite interest
ed in what "a reader" had to say
regarding the effort of the churches
OF Norton. Va, to secure "Billy"
Sunday for next summer.
The suggestion, "if all the chrrchcs
and their pastors woold get together
and pray and get busy, could they
not handle tho situation" is not some
thing now. 1t is very good ide:..
But, / mako bold to affirm that The
difficulty is not with TIE c.nirches
but with individuals who hold Vii
their hands in horror and bemoa,,
the fact that en- evangelist is soon
to visit tho city and put now life
into thincO and waksu up the life
loss onos.,
May l suggest that the beat way
to save tho situation would be for
"a rendor" to pull oil his coat and 10
20 work and givo himself moro earn-
cstly to prayer and see how prayer
will change things. 1t Ia easy to sup-
gest to tho churches and to criticiso,
but IL Is real hard work to pray.
What arc they doing the other
six uays?" This question mny be
answered by asking what is "a rend-
or doing? How much prayer, means,
time and personal effort does "rcsd-
or" give to better conditions and
savo the churches tho expense OF an
evangelism
Excuse me for Quitting" In Mr..
Editor ns l live in New York State.
but l just couldn't refrain.
With evory good wr! - YOU and
your family, l am
Yours since, clY. /
VIM. ADAM.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
MIR. ROBERT b. WILLIAMSON
DEAD.

Robert B. Williamson, president OF
Graham Grocery Co., at Graham and
one of the most prominent citizens
of this entire section died ut st,
Johns Hospital at Baltimore Sunday
night at 8 o'clock, where he had been
taken by his family and physician in
the hope of getting relief. Mr.. Will
hanson was over fifty years of age.
n prominent member of the Elks Mt
Blueficld, ex-Mayor of the town of
Graham, a member Of the Masons,
Knight Templar and Shriners, the
Bluefield Chamber Of Commerce and
several other organizations, besides
n leading vestryman in tho Episcopal
church.
He married Miss Killcy, daughter
of Dr.. P. II. Killey, Of Vivian, West
Va, and was blessed with a large
and happy family. He also is surviv.
ed by two brothers, Thos. N. and
Garnett Williamson and several sis-
ters, besides his widow and children.
j. M. N.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
METCALFE-STOwERS.
Graham. Va. January

Graham, Va, January 1B.
On yesterday at high noon Mr.,
Eugene Showers, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier Showers, of Bluefeld, w.
Va, led to the altar one of Graham's
most charming young ladies', Miss
Iva Motcalfe, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Metcalfe. A significant
feature is the fact that tho brides
mother and grandmother were both
married in this same church, her
grandmother, Mrs. L. B. Oliver, of
Charleston, West Va, formerly Mrs.
C. H. Carper, being present at the
wedding.
The church was tastofully decorat-
ed in evergreen, the organist and
violinist being screened by the green
cry. Mrs. C. L. Alexander was or
ganist and Mr.. Alderson Sexton,
violinist. dispensing sweet, soft mus
ic preceding and during the core
mony. Also Mrs. H. B. Frazier sang
beautifully IT'S the sweetest story
ever told" Rev. H. B. Brown, past
or Of tho Methodist church, where
the ceremony was held, officiated and
in most impressive manner per-
formed the ceremony. John Scott, of
Bramwcll, w. Va, was best man.
Tho ushers were Messrs Willard N.
Mctcalfe, of Graham. Aubrey Stow
ers. of 'Bluefield, brothers of the
bride and groom, and also Messrs.
Paul Pack, of Bramwell, William
Wagner, Of Bluefeld, Mccall Fraz-
icr, of Graham and Pat Goodwill, of
Bramwcll. Little Louise Frazier and
Helen Showers carrying baskets Of
sweet peas marched in advance Of
the bride. MRS. Joe Davidson, Of
Graham, WAS Matron of Honor, and
Miss Naomi Wall, of Washington, D..
c., Maid Of Honor. Tho happy couple
left on train No. 2 for New York
where they will spend few days
and then in Philadelphia before re-
turning to Bluefield, where they will
make their home. ]. III. N.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
is INTERESTED IN NEW ROAD.

-. Cornwall, Va, jim. II, 1921.
Clinch Valley News:
! foel somewhat Interested In tho
new rond to be decided upon Jnnu-
nry go, MS my wife owns ono hun
drcd and twelve acre boundary living
along tho mountain near Paint, Lick.
! feel that the people along the
Old fincnstle rond ought to do every
thing in their power to hold this
rond.
| feel as though we would never
hnvo this opportunity again. con-
fesS ] am n small fnctor but will
say, will give as much in propor-
tion to what we have TO get the rond
as nny one along the line. | know
every inch Of both routes suggested,
and us ] ace tho matter, tho pcopIe
along tho old Fincnstlo rond can't
afford To lay down on the Job. Tho
law firm who is representing them
sounda good to me. feel il we pco-
plc along the rond will do ourpnrt
we will get the road
| sec Mr.. Editor. where your head
IL hot by wanting the road to come
from North Tazcwel and down thru
Tnzewell.
From Tazowcll boy.
B. c. STEELE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
LOWE Mccall.
Cedar Bluff. ia

Cedar Bluff. Jan. 10.
A matrimonial wave struck Cedar
Bluff, Va, on January 18, at p.
M, 1921, when Miss Francis Lucille
Mccall, the popular and accomplish
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.
Mccall was led to the marriage altar
by Mr.. Walter Grant Lowe, a rising
and successful merchant. and an cx-
soldier. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. R. A. Owen, the
Methodist pastor at Cedar Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe left on the
evening train for a few weeks visit
to points South and East. No other
marriage has attracted more atten-
tion in our quite littlo town than
this one for many days. They take
with them the hearty good wishes
of their many friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
GRAFTON DISTRICT FIRST TO
RAISE QUOTA.

The Grafton District was the first
district in the County to raise its
quota. At the Christmas entertain.
ment on December 25th, a collection
was taken amounting to n little more
than 42 dollars. In addition to this
amount Mrs. Chas. Cox, the Grafton
chairman, has sent in a check for
$1,000. 1t is impossible to give the
names of those who contributed at
the Christmas entertainment. A list
of others who contributed is as fol-
lows:
Paul Hagy, Elbert Rush, George
Asbury, and Miss Ella Cox, each 81;
Andy Helmandollar, 75c.; Earnest
Gillian and Alex Holbrooks, each
30c.; William Reid, Arthur Childress,
3. f. Presley, Miss Alice Harry, Roy
Bourne, Earnest Kidd, Woodson Gil
liam, Geo. Repass, Jeb Catron, ]. R..
Harry, eahc 25c.; John Hubert, 2Oc.;
Geo. Bourne, 10c.; Cash Sl.S5. Total,
$1,000. Christmas collection, S42.5O.
Grand Total for Grafton, $3.50.
Graham, under the efficient lead
ership of Mr.. R. M. Palmer has nj
ready far exceeded it's quota of $500.
Mr.. Palmer has already sent in q
check for $4,000 and says that he
thinks he will be able to send in 5000
more.
Mr.. Charles Harman, chairman of
the Harman's Chapel neighborhood,
has already raised S41.0O. The quota
for his district is only $500. The
names of the contributors have not
yet been received. This is fine. If the
rest of the County does as well, we
will be able to adopt other orphans
besides the GO that have been assign
ed to us.
WV. ARRoWOOD.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
RECITAL BY PUPILS OF MISS
TOLBERT.

Last Friday afternoon Miss Loi,
Tolbort presented some Of her voice
and piano pupils in recital which
was thoroughly appreciated by all
present. Those taking part on the
program rendered their selections in
a pleasing and expressive style, Civ
ing credit to both themselves and
teacher. The program was es fol.
lows:
Camp Of Glory. ...... Hoist
Nell Repass, Mcdonald Aullin.
Twas You. .................S .Spross
Jewel Kendrick.
Barchrolle, .............. Hewitt
Katherin Davidson.
I Would That My
Love, ............. .Mcndelsshor
Lois Hurt, Katherin Surface.
The Pussy Willow. Mildenburg
Helen Lake Bottimore.
Air de Chase. .......... Czerny
Donald Moore, Nell Repass Sally
Mcclure,
Tho Pipes Of Pan Are
Calling, .......t..... .Monkton
Louisa Witten.
Serenade Celestial, ...... Roll
Mcdonald Nullin.
Loves Rapture (Walts
Song,) ...............W Williams
Louise jackson.
o That We Two We're Maying Smith
Amelia Greever, Helen L. Bottimor,
Tho Thought Of You, .... .Dens,
Narcisas Thompson.
Flower Song, (Faust), ...Gouno;
Mary Kissr.
The Awakening Of
Spring, ............. .Habsrbie
Nell Repass.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
THOUSANDS VISIT
GEN. LEES TOMB
Tourists From All Parts of the
Country Show Much Interest
and Socities Will Perpetuate
Memory in Proper Way.
To the People of Virginia:

~ thS L COPiS VI VII
The tomb of the greatest of Vir-
ginians, General Robert E. Lee. is
an object of such universal venera-
tion that more than q thousand peo-
pie visit it every month, and the num-
ber who gather about his resting
place is constantly growing; yet this
most eminent man lies in n little
chapel most inadequate in it's accom-
modations for both those who come
and those who care for visitors. In
architectural dignity it falls far
short of reflecting the love and honor
OF all the South, as fervent now as
at he conclusion of his noble work
at Washington and Lee University,
following hist wonderful military
leadership.
On account of its sacred associa-
tions the eastern part of the chapel
containing the mausoleum, statue
and former Office of General Lee, will
be left practically unchanged. The
western front of the building, how
ever, will be much enlarged and fur
nished with suitable tower that it
may express in terms of stately and
beautiful architecture not only the
love and gratitude of the South but
ats perception Of the majesty of
General Lees character.
To this end we are Offering every
Virginian, man or woman, an oppor-
tunity to participate in the forma-
tion of fund sufficient for the erec-
tion of the new Lee Memorial Chapel,
the maintenance of the Custodiar's
office and kindred purposes.
We want all who admire and love
General r. E. Lee to take part in
this work, therefore popular sub
scriptions in modest amounts is the
method chosen. One, two, five, ten or
twenty dollars are the more general
contributions
A memorial book has been prepar-
ed to serve as receipt for subscrip-
tions and will be showed by the
solicitors. TO save all time possible
please make your subscription at
the time you see the book, and your
copy properly certified, will be mail
ed direct from Lexington. Checks
should be made payable to Mrs. C.
B. Tate, Treasurer. When the book
is mailed to you your name will be
placed on the register, showing to
future generations you had part in
this great work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
SUPPLYING NEEDS OF HOME.
FOLKS.

We will not do less for the desti-
tute in foreign lands, but we must
do more for tho needy ut our doors.
The w. c. T. U., Of Tazewell, has
undertaken to furnish the Loan
Closet, in connection with the office
of the Red Cross Nurse in the Greev-
er building, with clothing, bed linon
and all other articles used in the sick
room. These articles are used by the
Red Cross Nurse wherever needed in
the county.
The Loan Closet is now entirely
lacking many much needed articles,
and it's stock of other necessaries is
greatly depleted. An emergency ex-
lists which is causing the sick to suf-
fer discomfort, which emergency you
are called upon, Mt once, to help meet.
Please come to our assistance in this
great homo service by contributing
to this worthy cause. ~ WAS sick
and ye visited me-" You may do this
today, and be blessed in the perform
ancc Of your duty.
Send oh hand check or money to
Mrs. C. t. Peery, Mrs. j. A. Leslie,
Mrs. John Gillespie, Tazewell, or
Mrs. Henry Peery, North Tazewell,
Va. Every donation will be aclsnowl-
edged through the Clinch Valley
NewB.-Margaret Harman, President
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
MEETING OF CIVIC LEAGUE.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Civic League will be held in the
Red Cross rooms January 2b,Tues.
dayaftcrnoon, Mt $3.50. All members
Of the League are urged to be pros
ent at this meeting. The chairmen
havc appointed their committees as
follows:
Junior Civics.
Chairman, Mrs. Barnes Gillespie
Miss May Brown, Miss hnitu Giles
pie.
Ways and Mcans Committee.
Mrs. A. s. lligginbothnm, Mrs. A.
@. Buchanan, Mrs. w. A. Scott, MIR.
Waltcr Steele. Mr.. Tacy Tyncs.
Finance COMMITTEES.
Miss Eta Ilankins..
Out D0or Improvement.
Mrs. Harry Busion. chairman; Mrs.
Walter Thompson, Mrs. Frank Wit
ton, Mr.. c. w. Jones', MIR. John
Thompson.
Membership.
Mira. Chas. Moss. Chairman; Mrs.
A. z. Lits, Mise Hattie Tyncs, Mrs.
Emma Groevrr.
Sclcol Lunch.
Mrs. P. d. Johnston, Chnlrmam;
Mrs, Lpcy Tynos, Mira. II. Il. Hnr-
man.
Sanitation AMI Social Service.
Mrs. d. w. Strns, Chairlnan; Mira.
George Mccall, Miss Mayola Gillcs-
pie, DR.. Coponhaver.
Patrons and Teachers.
Mrs. John E. jackson, Chairman;
Mrs, Geo. c. Peery, Mrs. II. l.. Ircson
Miss Barbara Britain. Mr.. Il. w.
Mr.. Elson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
FAvORS COL. BROWNING FOR
GOVERNOR.
Powcllton, w. Va. Jan. n

Powcllton, w. Va, Jan. II.
Editor C. V. News:
Enclose you will find two dollars
to pay for tho c. v. News another
year. Wo can't we'll do without tho
Clinch Valley Ncws, as we consider
it II letter from homo.
l see from your paper that Col.
Jamca s. Browning would like to be
Governor Of Va. Why not? He would
make good one, and tho very man
tho people Of Virginia need, as he
10 good farmer, 1 think one of the
best In tho State. He Is we'll up on
the coal business, tho two PROPOSE
tions that the Virginia people arc
mostly interested in. If he hadn't
had a head full Of good horse sense
that Pocahontaa Coal Co. wuld have
wiped him out years ago. They tried
1t number Of times, but they fail
ed. He would make just such gov
ernor as II. G. Stuart did, man
that would take good care Of the in
torest Of the good people of Id Vir-
ginia.
Give mo a self made man as Col.
Browning. He is good man to meet.
hasn't that little country crouch
stuff about him.
bet you 80 pounds Of good buck
wheat flour, 25 pounds Of the kind
OF sausage our mothers used to make
and 8 gallons of sorghum molasses
like the kind brother Hsnkls makes
that you won't put this in your pa
per.
w. H. WITTEN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
MUCH INTERESTIN
ROAD CHANGE
Proposed River Route of New
Highway Will BE Discussed
in Meeting Here of Com
mission Next Tuesday.

Next Tuesday the question of To-
eating the new road to be built
to the Russell county line will bo
discussed here before the State High
way Commissioners, Mr.. G. p. Cole
man, and others Interested. Two
routes arc proposed-one TO build
from II point beyond the Copenhaver
farm, turning OFF mt the top OF tho
hi!i to the left, skirtng the foot Of
tho mountain on good grade, it is
snid and coming out to the Russell
limo, completing tho old Fincastle
pike. The other line goes down the
river to Pounding Mill, crosses tho
river twice on bridges, on by tho
farms Of Robert Gillespie and Mrs.
Hurt, and up Indian Crock, coming
out beyond the top of the hill in
tcrsccting with the Russell line nonr
bclfast Mill or at some point nlonr
there. There are strong ndvocntcs Of
both routca.
Each side hns employed lnwyers
TO present their side of the case IT,
is admitted that the old Fincastle
pike route is much the cheapest, pnr-
teulnrly since the farmers have
agreed to not only to give the right
OF way for the now rond, IL is snid.
but nre willing to bear reasonable
part of tht extra expense of locating
and building the new road. On tho
other hand 1t is contcnded, TINT tho
river route serves great many peo-
pie, while the old route serves only
/" few famiica. sp2 so it goes.
There will bo warm contest next
Tuoadny. A large crowd OF pcoplo
VIII bo here. MIR. Coleman will not
be unduly swnycd by the orntory of
tho occasion, but will Judge righteous
lrd gmcnt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
MRS. MAMIE KEEsEE DEAD.


Mrs. Mamie M. Keesce. wife Of
T. ]. Keesee, former residents Of
this town, died in st. Luke's hospital
in Bluefeld last Friday night, after
an operation for kidney trouble. She
had been i'll for long time. The
funeral andburial occurred Sunday,
interment being made In the Walnut
Grove Cemetery. Besides husband,
she is survived by four sons and
four daughters, viz: Oscar Keesee,
Norfolk; Harry B. Keesee, Bluefield; ;
William T. Keesee, and John L. Kee-
see, Bluefield; Mrs. L. F. Gregory,
Bluefeld; Mrs. ]. R. Catron, Whip
pie, w. Va; Mrs. w. L. Bourne,
Keystone; Mrs. George Gregory,
Grafton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
WILLIAM D. RUDD DEAD.

News reaches this office Of the
death Of William Rudd, at his homo
McCornas, w. Va, on January Of
pneumonia, In the 21th ysnr Of hia
age. He leaves wife and three
young children.
Deceased was son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. F. Rudd, formerly rcsid-
ents OF this town, and kindly renem-
bered hero by friends, who will re.
Rrct the elrliction which has bofallei
tho family. Six sisters and ons broth
or, besides father and mother, sur
yive to mourn the loss of dutifu
aon.
He was a worthy member of tn,
|. o. o. F. who had charge OF th'
burial ceremonies, which tool. plac,
at Stone, Kentucky.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
Thieves Rob Company Store.

Dectives Rutherford and Pensc
rounded up gang of negroes last
wcok, who had been systematically
robbing the store Of the Pocahontn,
Fuel Company at this placs. Whom
one Of the negroes began to sell SIS
shoes at So and 50 pair. the detec..
tivcs started to investigate thu mat
ter. 1t later developed that a gang
of four negroes named Curly Bryant,
Vcstor Sheppard, Willie Morgan, and
James Rowden, had bcen coming in
the storo about dinner timo when
most Of the clerks were out, and ono
of them went to the butcher, another
to the clerk at tho grocery counter.
and atill another engaged tho clerk
in the dry goods side in conversn-
tion, while the fourth helped himself
to shoes in tho back of the store,
carefully putting them in bag
which he had brought for that pur-
pose. Sheppard and Morgan were
captured in pocahontas, but Bryant
and Rowden had left town, the form
or being taken in custody at Glynn
White and tho latter, at Bramwell.
Bryant, Sheppard. and Morgan
were fined $50 each and sentenced
to ono year on tho roads, while the
other, boy named Rowdcn was
whipped severely by his father by
order Of the Court.
Personals.
Miss Mary Dyer resigned her po-
sition with the Pocahontas Fuol Co.,
and went to her home in Lynchburg.
Mrs. j. R. Witten has returned
from Q visit to Charlottesville, Va,
whore she has been at the bed side
of her daughter Edna, who has boon
threatened with mastoiditis. She re-
ports her little daughter to be oil
the road to recovery.
Miss Thelma Suiter left Wednes-
day morning on visit to her ais
tcr-in-law at Freeborn, KY.
Mr.. o. K Peck has returned from
a visit to relatives and friends at
,Riner, Va.
Miss Lydia Pennington has tempo
rarily taken the place Of Miss Dyer
at tho Pocahontas Fuel Co. Store.
Miss Elva Paisley, formerly CEN
tral girl at Brnmwell, has accepted
q position herewith theBlueReld Tels-
phone Co.
Mr.. Bush Gillespie who has been
wording with the Pocahontas Fuel
90. hero, has been transferred to
ono of the Company's stores at
Cherokee, w. Va. r. F.P.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
TAZEWELL HIGH
VICTORS AGAIN
Team Defeats Norton High al
Home In Fast Game.

Riding to victory on the strength,
Il two baskets taken in the last two
minutes of play, Ta.ewcll High
School boys defeated Merton High
school bnuket ball team lnnt Friday
evening In ga,ac which the Daily
CoRliield Progreos nays wus "tht,
most evenly matched and fnS.rst ever
played hero" Al no time was the
action dull from the first three
baulieta ahot by the Norton boys on
sn'cndid'y worked signal plays I'M
til tho whistle erllod time st the end
of the scoand half phowing Tazcwoll
to bc three points in the lead
Taaewell lost points on the jump
or and took the first ten minutes of
play TO recover the lead thus gained
by Norton'n familiarity with tho in.
door court. Gradually, however, the
superior speed Of movement, re-
curacy OF passing the ball. and team
work of the Togewcll boys showed
itself. and II became evident that tina
eamo should be theirs for tho talk
ing. The frat half closed with the
score standing 10 to favoring Nor
ton.
EARLY in the s.cond half Two clev-
sr bits Of passing and two well guag-
ed shots for basket evened tho scoro
Urged on to greater effort Nortor
increased the speed their play,
which the 1iazewell boys easily
matched. Tho story CT the second
half was story of scc-sawint:
scores with tho odds IN favor FIRST
Of the homo team, then the visitors
Game closed with the score stand.
ing l8 to 16 fnvoring Tnzcwell.
The Norton boys tool. their dcfent
especially hard. as they had practic.
ed four hours day for week in
order to produce winning machine.
while tho victors had been unable to
use their outdoor court for practice
becausc Of the heavy snow. The Nor
ton boys were especially strong In
basket shoocing when occasion offer
cd, and featured number Of good
individual plays, which were inefrec-
tive, however, against the splendid
team plays, accurate passing and
speedy foot work Of their opponents.
The fans were comforted somc-
what in tho fact that the game be-
tween tho Tazowell and Norton girls
teams. which preceded the boyu
game was decided In favor Of the
Norton girls--10 to Q. 1t was Tazo-
well's second game Of tho season,
and tho first time they had played
on q wooden floor. However theN
put up good fight, though losing,
and, says the Coalneld Progress,
Should develop into very fast or
ganiEation." A later game is planned
whom the local girls will go to Taze-
we'll to play return upon their
court. Both of Fridays games were
victories for the best working organ
isstions.
Norton boys and girls entertained
the visitors in their homes Friday
night. and with party in the Y
| NJ. G. A. hall shortly after the games
Those who made tho trip from
TaEewell were: Martha Kiser, An
nella Grecver, Blanch Asbury, Lem
Grower, Frances Witten, Louisa Wit.
ten, George Quincy. William Repass
Mryon Kiser. Robert Moss, Marvin
McGraw, Moss Peery, Paul Repass
and representing ths faculty, Miss
Ann Davis, Coach Mary Hyter, and
Coach W. P. Elson,
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
NOTICE.

If there has been any mistakes
made or any transaction with US
that have been unsatisfactory dur
ing tho past year, we will be glad
for q chance to make correction. We
take this opportunity to thank our
many customers for the biggest
years business in ou1 history OF
moro than 33 years.
ThH TAZHWRLL SUPPLY Co
By a i. FtasrM.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
ORDINANCE PASSED BY TOWN
COUNCIL ON JAN. 8, 1921.

Be it ordained by the town Coun-
Gil of Tazewell, that all persons are
prohibited from loafng or idling in
the Postoffice or other public places
in said Town.
Any person violating this ordin-
and shall be punished by q fine of
not less than S1.00 nor more than
$500 for each offense.
/ A. C. BUCHANAN, Mayor,
JNo, S. THOMPSON, sgt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
NICE HOMES ACRES.

A nice five-rocm houes, two pocr-
os. bath, large barn, tenant house
and eight acres good bluegrass land
attached, just outside corporate lin
its. Such a home in Tazewell is
worth all it costs. Price, $1,000 on
caay paymenst. Inquire at this Of
fec.