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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-21
Help Wanted

WE TRUST ANY HONEST MAN
OR WOMAN 10 take orders for
100 absolute necessities. and remit
our share to us. a special propo.
sition makes prices lower than
"cut rate" stores. Our represen.
tatives clearing from $500 70
$4,000 weekly everywhere. This is
the most extraordinary direct sell.
ing proposition over offered. Write
today for particulars. A. Rasmus.
sen, Dept. 10, Hers Island, Pitts.
burBh, Pa. 5765A
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading.
q.

OCTOBER 81.
Children OF this birthdate ara
very susceptible to psychological
influences, and frequently say and
do things they themselves cannot
account for, and which cause great
anxiety to parents and guardianc.
These people should make a care
full study and exercise OF physlc
perception with n full knowledge
Of the difference between intuition,
outside perception and phychlc
understanding.
The governing sign Of this birth.
date is Libra, the sign OF the scales
and the middle sign. OF the air tri.
plicity. The governing planet is
Venus, the goddess OF love and re.
sponsIble for many OF. the unac.
countsble things the men of this
date do. The birthstone Is an opal
and the astral colors are crimson
and black.
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SAIL. FOR ENGLAND

NEW YORK, Oct. 21-Gcorye
duncan and Abe Mitchell, British
golfers were expected to sail 70,
home today after an extensive
tour Of the United States. Thu
Rrlt,Hh pair won forty matches
Host tea and tied two during thei,
Invasion.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

The West VIrginrau VIII not be
responsible for more than one In.
correct insertion OF any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation orders on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be In writing addressed to the
Want.Ad Department. This Is for
your protection.
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TRUCK FARMS that pay dividends
annually can ne bought at rea'
sonable prices mere. Vegetables
are shipped eight months III the
year. Three aud four crops are
grown on the same land annually.
Excellent climate and health. Plec
Fty' OF labor, strikes unknown. Well
organized ASSOCIATION that sells ali
farm products. For particulars
write LAKE REALTY COMPANY.
Beaufort, S. z. 5576A
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Farms For Sale

PENNSYLVANIA, FARMS FOR
MARYLAND. DELAWARE AND
SALE-I have for sale some very
desirable farms at pre.war times
prices and would be glad to com.
munic.lte with anyone who is con.
templating the changing their
places OF residences. We have
slightly rolling or level land, good
roads. good markets and mild eli.
mate, plenty cunning and fishing,
good schools and colleges, excel.
lent n. II. facilities. Write me your
requirements, or come aud let me
show you these properties without
charge to You or under any obliga.
ton whatever. X. C. JONES FARM
AGENCY, ElktUn, Md. SOFIA
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The Want Ads will help you find
house to purchase or to find a
lovely apartments 10 rent, use the
Want Ads daily.
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Want cool.
Want 4 clerk,
Want a partner,
Want a situation,
Want a servant girl,
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Want to sell town property,
Want customers for any thing?
Advertise daily through this paper,
Advertising Is the way to SUCCESS
Advertising bring. new buysrs
Advertising keeps the old ones
Advertising insures success
Advertising shows energy
Advertising SHOWS pluck
Advertising is biz"
Advertise or Dust
Advertise ions
Advertise at once
Advertise often
Advertise well
ADVERTISE
II PAYS
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Houses For Sale
W.T. USE SCRUBS

SOUTEISBEDE. Ind. Oct. Ill
Coach Rockne OF Notre Dame will
probably send n team composed
mostly OF second string mM
against Depauw here today. Sev.
eral Of the regulars are on the hos
pital list and others will be save1
for a harder contest to follow to-
Isv's game.
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YOUR FUTURE. FoRET0LD.
Send dime, birthdate and stamp
for truthful, reliable, convincing
reading. PROF. ERWING, Box
1120, Station c., Los Angeles, Call.
fornia. 564lA
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Personal

HINDU PSYCHOLOGIST AND
THE WORLDS noted medium.
DR., Hlmihia Of East india tells
your past, present and future BY
the Stars. II worried, troubled or
discouraged send date Of your
birth; twenty-five cents. l will
send horoscope Of importance to
you. Selt-addressed envelope. Ad.
dress Dr.. W. E. Himihia, Savan-
nah, Ga. Lock Box 1858.
No. 574s-A
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WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER.
PHONE 1891. GBNERiyE
PLUMBING AND REPAIRING
ALBERT A. wRoE, 414 WILEY
ST. $3.50
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAiNs-Gold crowns
$500 up. False teeth $3.50 up.
Teeth extracted 75c. DR.. Smith, S04
Merchant St Opening Evenings.
5762A
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FATRMoNT BEAUTY sHoP-We
are prepared to give RAIN WA.
TER SHAMPOO. Open evenings
by appointment Phone 1892, 500
Monroe street. opposite Postoffice.
Rosie Tucker, Proprietress. 5T04A
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Constant Growth

The Want Ads are growing. Added numbers
of people have learned, through practical expert
ence, that making use of the Wants means &C.
compishing most desired things quickly effici-
emily.
More and more people are turning to the
Wants to provide them with what they are in
greatest need of, for they find that the Wants
provide the most economical means of commune
cation between the buyer and seller employer
and employee, looser and finder, landlord and ten.
ant and those who would exchange.
Phone 11O5
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DIR. DEEM, CHIRoPoDIsT AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT SHURT.
LEFT & WELToN'S EVER 7
MONDAY. 5535A
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A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Hamrick at the home
OF the latter's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jef Layman. Thursday morn.
ing. The child has been named
Rebecca Hamrick. Mrs. Hamrick
was Miss Bessie Layman before
her marriage.
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william Smith has leased the
newly reconstructed building at
Rivesville Junction and will use
the second story as dwelling for
his family. He Will probably con.
duct a grocery business on the
first floor. Mr.. Smith will take
possession Of the property in u few
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-21

Samuel Grice. who has been
making his home with his son,
Daniel Grice on Jasper street, for
Some time. will leave the first OF
next month for an indefinite visit
with relatives at Uniontown, Pa.
Business Meeting.
Members Of the Epworth League
Of the NJ. F. Church South had a
business meeting Thursday evening
Of this week at which time officer;
were elected to serve the organi.
Eadon for the coming year.
Lease Property.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
NEWS OF POCAHONTAs.

Pocahontas, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Sol
Baach is recovering from severe
attack Of tonsolitis
Mrs. j. H. Lawford Is at her desk
again in the post Office after few
days sickness.
Mr.. e. j. Elicit has returned from
Richmond hospital where the under
wort an operation.
Miss Martha Smith spent last
weekend with Miss Benice Bloch at
Radford State Normal. She reports
Miss Bloch in fine spirits.
Mrs. Sadie Baach Umberger is vis-
iting the home town for few days
enroute to Greensboro, where she
now resides.
Mrs. Louis Baach is indisposed
this week.
Everything looks bright and cherry
for Christmas. Stores all look lovely
and the snow is in the air.
There was an election Of officers
in Masonic Lodge last night. The
following were elected for the en-.
suing year: Donald Gillis, w. M; "
J.. Yowell. S. W.; f. e. Wagner. J
WI l.. e. Ward, Treasurer; Sol
Bsach, Secretary; Morris Magrill, S
D.; F. w. Barborer, ]. D. DR.. l., E
Ward has been the w. M. for the
last two years
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QUARTERLY MEETING AT
CEDAR BLUFF.

Cedar Bluff, Dec. 13.-The first
quarterly meeting of the Cedar Bluff
Circuit win be held at Steelesburg
the 18th by Rev. w. S. Hendricks.
Rev. r. H. Ruff, of Tenn, will be
present and will officially set up the
demonstration charge.
Mrs. r. I. Hurt is here on u short
visit to home folks.
Mrs. G. B. Wingo who has been
visiting in Davy and Bluefield, ne
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. r. M. Russell returned home
Tuesday after short visit to pa
rents in Ripplemead.
Misses Ollie Long, Minnie and
Katherine Bowman spent the week.
end with Miss Mildred Mcclure.
Miss Annie Luttrell has accepted
position in the Richlands hospital.
Mrs. w. +. Grinstead entertained
The Wesley Bible Glass Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Allen Beavers has accepted a
position in Bluefield and is expect
ing to move soon.
Mr.. Carl Grinstead, Of Jaeger, was
visiting homefolks this week.
Mr.. Guy Norman came home from
work Thursday very i'll.
The new drug store of Scott and
Perkins opened its doors last ,week
and are doing fine business
The people of Cedar Bluff gave
their pastor large pounding Tues
day night.
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HERE FROM MONTANA.

MI. S. T. Moriarty, of Toston,
Montana, is in the community. He
represents the American Educational
Association of Philadelphia, of which
Mr.. Charles Aubrey Eaton is Pres
ident, an organization whose pur-
pose and aim Is. as stated in its con-
stitution etc., "to inquire into the
ways and means Of encouraging char
acter building, the habit Of thrift,
cultivation Of health and the appYi-
cation of good management to every
day AFFAIRS" etc. that is to say, to
carry on and further, the work be.
yond the school room.". This would
seem to be, not only a good work
but one seriously needed In this coun-
Show e the 0sea Other i felow woH t
greater success and he Just natural.
ly contributes to yours"
Mr.. Moriarty talks eloauently about
the great state Of Montana-the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
WHERE THE MONEY FROM
CHRISTMAS SEALS GOES.

Richmond, Dec. 11.-There is now
committee busily selling tubercu-
losis Christmas Seals in every coun-
ty in Virginia.
Fourteen million of the gay little
sticlkers have been distributed to the
agents of the Virginia Tuberculosis
Association, and orders for more are
being received at the Associations
office in eve mail. From the inter
est being manifested indications
point to the most successful Seal sale
ever held III the State.
The money raised by the sale of
Seals supports free tuberculosis eli
MICS, public health nurses, indigen.
patients at the sanatorium and pre-
ventive work among children, includ-
ing health work in the schools, fresh
air classes. nutrition classes and
summer camps. Tho large pa t Of
the proceeds is used by the local COM
munity for their health programs,
and the part returned to the Virgin
in tuberculosis Association is do
voted to educational and administra-
tive work.
The public is becoming more alive
to the fact that tuberculosis is not
only the cause of one death in eve y
ten from any cause, but that it takes
three -Gfths of its toll between the
ages of Is to IA, the most productive
period Of life. 1t was stated Mt the
office Of the Virginia Tuberculosis
Association that statistics show that
with tuberculosis deaths eliminated 1t
is fair to estimate that 2 1-2 years
might be added to each individuals
life. Granting that every adult adds
$100 year the the public wealth, if
he loses 2 1-2 years he is $3.50 loss.
On basis Of 1000,000,000 population
in the United States. the total loss
through tuberculosis deaths would be
at least $25,000.0 100000.
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DEATHS, DISASTERS AND
TRAGEDIES.

Mrs. Thclma Richardson, 23 years
old, was shot and instantly killed In
Richmond one night this week. Sho
was stenographer for Mr.. John Pol
lard, in whose house she was killed.
Pollard is in jail
One of the most brutal murders
ever recorded in this section, 10 re-
ported from Bluefield this week. A
negro woman beat her crippled stop
child to death with part of broom
handle. She is in Jail, and has con-
Tossed to the killing. The details, as
related by. member Of the family,
are sickening.
Two negroes were lynched this
week, one in Georgia by burning at
he stake, the other in Texas shot to
death. The usual crime the cause al
legged. Tho devil seems to have his
hand on the throttle.
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FATHER AND TWO CHILDREN
DEAD IN BURKES GARDEN.

Jacob Lambert, about so years old,
died few days ago at his home in
Burke's Garden, from pneumonia, fol-
lowing the flu. The family buried two
children week or so ago. It. Is said
that there are large number Of
cases Of the disease there,
The family of Elmor Rhudy have
all had serious cases, as has also the
family Of Prof. A. S. Greover Mrs.
Levi Rhudy is reported i'll also. All
the cases arc reported doing we'll un
der tho circumstances, and no fur
ther fatal results are expected bar
ring serious complications.
There are several cases Of flu in
this town, chiefly among colored peo-
pie on west main street. The disease
is reported to be in mild form,
generally.
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DEAD OR ALIyEa

Do you ever ask your self these
questions, am an asset or a liabi-
lity to my town and county2 Is my
town under obligations to mo or do I
owe tho town? Do do anything. to
improve the social, financial and re-
ligious condition Of the town and
community? After you hayc asked
yourself the above questions, decide
right then that you ere going to at
tend the meeting to be held in tho
assembly room Of the Tazewoll Mo-
tor Co., Tuesday night at p. m. at
which time some Very important
matters affecting the interests of the
town and county will be taken up.
If you want to become an asset to
your community you will be there. If
you want to remain a parasite yod
will do as you have been, loaf on
the street. In the store, at the hotel
or stay at home and read your pa
per and then kick about the way our
schools, roads,. hotels and other va
rious enterprises are conducted.
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BATwINGs. WHITE WINGS.
PLUNKS, BUCKS. Etc.

The editor asks his subscribers
whose label shows thom to DO In
arrears on subscription. to pay up
within the next week, SO that remit
tances will appear on new list to bo
made out by January 1, 1923. If you
nave S'"id within tho last month or so
pay no attI"tion to this statement,
Duu II not please sivo heed, and send
on the new list '' 3D. Batwimgs,i me. in Sl.ssr s1sar
wings or any document which reads,
"pay to the order of" will bo rocolv-
ed GLADLY. A hint to tho wiso should
bo sufficient.
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BISHOP wATERHoUsE

Ono of the tragedies and losses of
the month was the death of Bishop
Waterhouse, caused by an automo-
bile accident in Knoxville. The fun
cral and burial took place at Emory
and Henry, participated in by large
number of prominent Methodist mih-
isters. He was about 68 years Of
age, and been been out of active work
for several years, owing to nervous
breakdown.
Mr.. Waterhouso was Presiding Ell
der in the Tazewcll district years
ago, and for several years President
Of Emory and Henry College. and at
the time of his death was a Bishop
in tho Methodist church.
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ELECTION GUESS A TIE.

The guessing contest as to candi-
dates-Peery and Hassinger--receiv-
ing the majority at the November
election, resulted in O tie between
Mr.. NJ. Bloch, Of Pocahontas, and
Mrs. Thos. G. Yost, of Grafton, each
guess being 5000 majority for Peery,
The matter has not been settled as
yet, to to who will get the prize, but,
1t is said, has been left to the win,
ners to be decided between them.
The Prize Offered.
Early in the campaign Fuller Bros.
large merchants here, offered q suit
of Hart. Schaffner and Marx clothes
or an overcoat as preferred, to any
one in the county or district, who
would guess the nearest the majori-
ty OF votes received by the winning
candidate, at the November election.
Great interest was. shown from the
first. not only in this county but in
the district, votes being sent in from
nearly every county in the district.
Thousands of guesses, ranging all
the. way from n dozen or two to as
high as 5000. The guesses which won
were made as stated, by Mr., M.
Bloch, of Pocahontas, the we'll known
and Mrs. T. G.. Yost, OF
Grafton. both of whom guessed that
Peery would be elected by 5000 ma
jority, and SO it was.
Incidentally Fuller Bros. received
wide advertising in the district by
this stroke of attractive advertising,
and incidentally, also, It anpacrs that
the Clinch Valley News is pretty
widely and closely read in the COM
and, in the meantime several
citizens lost good money by betting
OH the wrong horse.
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PRISONERS AT CONVICT CAMP
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS.

The man who, through terrible er-
ror, losses his right to tLife, Lib
erty and the Pursuit of .HappinnessD
knows the value Of these fundamental
blessings Of country like ours. He
who suffers appreciates the tremen-
dous value of sympathy-expressed.
That is the reason the prisoners at
the Pisgah Convict Camp are sholl-
ing out their pennies to buy Tubcr-
culosis Christmas Seals. They hear
the call from victims bound upon
beds of pain, hopeless unless help
comes quickly. They are eager to
help, offering their pitiful savings,
because they hope someone will be
restored to life, Liberty, and the
Pursuit Of Happiness"
You bighearted men and women Of
Tazewell will hand out five dollars
to help bury some poor fellow who
has died of tuberculosis, or to feed
his destitute family for a few days.
You have done it many times. Why
not save the mans life and let him
take care of his family? Maybe you
think the talk about tuberculosis be-
| ing scattered all through the hills
and hollows of Tazewell county is
trumped up. Ask your doctor, whom
you TRUST, anu H0 Will give yOu suu
appalling information. Maybe you
think tuberculosis cannot be cured OF
prevented. Ask your doctor, and he
will tell you it is being done over and
over.
1t is cheaper to save life than &c
paw for its loss. Cheaper to the state
and cheaper to YOU. 1t is cheaper t.
prevent tuberculosis than it Is tc
cure it. Far cheaper to the state, and
ia cheaper to YOU. That is, In {
money sense only. Other cosrs, onl,
those who face the loss of Life
Liberty and the Pursuit of Hapti
ness" can rightly estimate.
We are asking you to buy Tuberc
ulosis Christmas Seals-to Express
the Christmas Spirit--to SHOW you
Good Will to Men. We are asking
you to save life. 1t Is In your power
Think Of this while you go aDou
your Christmas shopping, seeking e
exp ess LOVE through gifts.
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MAN KILLED ON
WHITAKER RIDGE
Another Tragedy in the Moon
shine District-Reward Of
fered for Arrest of Bill
Brewster.

Thomas Whitaker was shot md
killed by Bill Brewster on Whitaker
Ridge last Thursday. 1t is believed
that Brewster thought Whitaker had
given information that he was op-
Grating n still. Add Harman hnd hem
raiding on Whitaker Ridge on that
morning and it is reported that somc
ono followed him through tho woods
past Dan Dunford's place, where
brewster had been staying and max
ing whiskey. "' ''''"-
On returning, Harman met Whit
aker near his (Whitalker's) home and
stopped and ate dinner. Immediately
ne started home, Whitaker came
with him to the gate, where Aiox
Barnett was shucking corn, in n few
minutes Dan Dunford, Bill Brewster
ana boy by the name of Smith
came up. Brewster carried q sho,
Gun and passed on into briar patcn
WIFI tme rAmnrk ."I'll kick-out of n
rabbit" Hnrman talked with. the n,n
lew minutes and started home.
soon ne heard the report Of shot
gun and one of Tom Whitakcr's boys
came running and called to him I,
come back they've killed papa" On
arriving on the scene of the tragedy,
we FOUND that Brewster had escap-
ed to tho woods into which he follow
ed him, but after spending some
hours searching he gave up the hun.
went to Richlands and brought n
blood hound to tho scene. Tho dog
followed the trail to Dan Dunfons's
house nnd lost it. The officers, hay-
ing previously searched tho house.
were forced to give up the chase.
Brewster is still Mt large. A re-
ward of $100 was placed In Taze-
well bnnk for his arrest, by Whit |
nker's family.
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WITH THE noYs ONCE MORE.

BY Frank l.. Stanton.
Don't say life nin't worth livin'; IT'S
joys dream, or deadi
Think of ycr merry Christmas, an
one more pust ahcadl
For though you're slowly nenrin' tho
dim and ghostly shore,
You're never old when Christmas
comes-you're with tho boys once
moro!
Don't sny life ain't worth livin'; 80
lonesome nm so long:
There's one more Christmas junt
ahend,. with story nm with Hong;
And Christmas chimes'll sweetly
An these gieyhended follows bo with
the boys once morol
ring from shinin, shore to shore,
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LET US DO THE SAME FOR
YOU.

ye sold Mrs. Taber a Separa-
tor and told her it would pay
for itself at 5000 a month. We
received this letter from her:
Falls Mills, Va, Dec. 7.
Mr.. Painter,
Dear Sir:-I am we'll pleased With
my Separator. 1t is doing good work.
The first week l had gain Of four
pounds, second week, 6, etc., and /
am well pleased. am sending you
check for $500.
MRS. B. T. TABOR.
A gain of 20 pounds q month
means $1,000 a month that she
has been losing all these years.
Let us do the same for you.
PAINTER MACHINERY co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
METHODIST CHURCH.

There will be preaching by tho
pastor, Rev. w. p. Eastwood, in the
Main street Methodist church Mt II
a. m: His text will be, "Wouldest
thou be made whole?" John SO.
He will preach at North Tazewell
at 700 p. IN. The subject will be:
"The Strait Gate" Everybody invIt-
cd to these services.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
JOINED THE TAZEWELL COLONY
IN FLORIDA.

The latest addition to the Tazewsll
colony in Florida is M. NJ. sHankins,
Richlands, personal letter from him
says, please to mail his copy Of this
paper to Taveres. He says tho "fow-
ers bloom and the fruit hangs on the
trees the year round"
Tazewell has had Florida weather
MI the winter except for a week OF
ly deep enough to track rabbit.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
DON'T FORGET THE OLD HOME

If possible be at the old home for
Christmas, renew your youth and
gladden. the hearts Of the homefolks.
If impossible to be at home write to
the Gold folks" and send kindly
greeting of remembrance, They may
not be at home next year, You will
be remembered. Your stocking will
be hung as in other days, your alb
sence regretted. Don't forget the old
home. Come or go, if possible.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
THE COMMUNITY TREE.

A collection will be taken in the
churches and Sunday schools for the
community Christmas gift to the
needy. The program etc., will be On
nounced next issue. This worthy
move should have liberal support
from all the people.