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Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18
Set Time For PeFformaaees

| E believed taat tHe time far af- tsrnoan and evening performances has beea fxe8 sa chat [ wiil be agree able t5 everyone Who wants h attend. The afternoon programs Wiii be given at 3 o'clock and Che evening ones II < daylight saving tlHe Thiz l= a com promise tIpe eaesIaie. to zatis fy those keeping staHdafi tIme as vel tAa-e following tHe daz laht s4s= iur time.
 More taaa usual interest is being taken tals seasar bg children iu the Junior Ghautauqua, and perhans thiz
 being induced by theEr parents. Wba realize the many advantages there arc a Junior eHautauqaa Town fo5 F young people The committee urges that all parents provide tickets for tHeH children for the benefits ueh expenditure MI hfng for their of spring.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY,

Pounding Mill, Mar. 29.-Mr. Jno.
Hoops, of Baptist Valley spent Supn.
day with his daughter, Mrs. Ray.
mond Trayer. He gets along pretty
well on his crutches, it will be re
membered that he lost leg afeM
Rev. IT. L. Quesenberry, of churcl,
of God. who lives near TIiawassa
closed the meeting here on the 19ti,
with baptismal and ordinance serv-
ice (Lord's Supper and Foot Wash.
ngl, in which number took part.
Mr.. Ceilings, quarryman, brothe,
of Mrs. Halle MCGEE, has moved
to tho house vacated by Robert Petts,
he having moved to the Sanders Gil
lespie residence.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Steele quietly
celebrated their 35th wedding ann,
versary on the oath. In the after
noon Mrs. Steele and daughter, Mrs.
John B. Gillespie, visited their moth
er and grandmother, Mrs. Jane Nc
CURE and Miss Pearl, at Cedar Bluff
and stood in the same place in iron,
of the steps where the ceremony wa.
performed at p. m. by the late Rev.
+. j. Lockhart. Over 200 guests we're
present, eight or ten brides maids
and groomesman, 80 cakes, turkeys
hame, etc. in proportion were served
to the guests.
Miss Ella Rowe, Richlands High
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
HEALING SPRING NOTES--RE-
TURNING TO WYOMING.

North Tazewell, r. f. D.. Marc,
SO.-Thee Healing Spring School clos
es the last week of April with NJ,
excellent record of attendance. Prep
arations are now being made for
closing exercises of the session. Our
teachers, Misses Wyant and Hern
tdon, are due praise for their faith
!ui, efficient service. We also npprec
,ate the interest unaffected by Miss
Byer. 'A
Rev. w. w. Yost was with us in
Sunday school last Sunday and gave
an interesting talk. We truly hone
our people will show more interes,,
IN church and Sunday School work
A public sale Of pies. sandwiches
cakes and candies, will be given mt
or near the Healing Spring schooI
building, under the auspices of Mrs
tChas. Sluss's Sunday school class for
benefit OF the Sunday school, on Sat
urday, April 1st, beginning ut three
o'clock, p. M, followed by games.
we desire our sympathy extended
to the bereaved wife and relatives
OF Rev. Chart Mitchell. Tho deceas-
ed has number of times preached
for us.
G, W. Sluss has gone to Fremont,
, Mr.. Austin Peery's brother, Mr..
Sam, has returned to Wyoming. Miss
Amelia is now OF her home. while
Miss Rosa. is with her sister in Blue
field.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
GAYETY.

'The best colored show since viii
liams and Walker visited Louisville
together at the Masonic Theatre is
offered this week by Herbert's
Greater Minstrels at the Gayety The
atre. The Herbert aggregation Is 1,
far livelier and more talented LOT
than tho "The Smart Set" or any of
the effete "sets"- visiting Louisville
since the good old days of tn. larv
Gale and Johnson and Earnest Hogan
a. the Avenue, Theatre. The main
reason the Herbert aggregation
scores as it does is the romping oual.
lty, OF its comedy and the genuine
melody of its musical features. IN,
forty members of the cast are. al
most to unit. possessed of voices
WITH more than average meri. md
those who vocally distinguished are
rcracker-jack" dancers. "Strawberry''
Russell is comedian very much of
TIE late Bert Williams type OF de.
il.berate, drawing comedy talk and
ne provokes almost continuous roars
from Gayety audiences the .nrire
time he is on the stage. Malone and
Garter are exceptionally good dane .
ers and the entire show deserves m,
0. K.-Louisville Herald.
The Herbert Minstrels will be prc
sented at the New Theatre. Tuesday
April 4th.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
BURKE'S GARDEN HIGH SCHOOL
PRESENTS PLAY.

If you are in love. come and soothu
your heart; if you have the blues
come and laugh them away. All tho
emotions, from profound pity to hi
larions laughter are aroused during
the presentation Of VALLEY r'acm,
TO be given by cast from Burke's
Garden Junior High School, Friday
evening, March 81. at eight o'cloci;.
Just when the audience is moved TO
tears by the touching devotion OF
Hcttie's love, it breaks into n roar Of
laughter Mt the ludicrons antics and
sayings of Azanah Keep. the wooing
widower who is "as deaf rs n hitch
ing post! For the physical refresh
ment of the audience cake and crcanl
will be sold. Admission 25 cents.
Cast of Characters:
Hettic Halcomb-Lcna Showers.
Liza Ann Tuclser-Mamie Showers.
Harold Rutledge-Ira Boiling.
We bena-Sonnie Walker
David Hildrcth-Sam w. Hahn
.Alvira Halcomb-Mary Cassell
Mrs. Rutledge-Hattie Davis
Silas Halcomb-Joseph Moss
Peery Dean-Dennis CasselI
Jennings-J. l.. Strong
Aznah Kecp-Ralnh Showers
Isabel Carney-Kathleen Gregory
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
PLANS STARTED
FOR new SCHOOL
Senator Hartman Proposes s1OO,
600 Building and Hotel on
Present Subcommittee to
Find Site.

Responding to the call of the may
or, Dr.. G. w. Greever, for meeting
of citizens to consider the PROPOSE.
tion of selling the present High
School building and the erection of {,
larger one on a better location, about
twenty-five of our business men me,
for conference on Friday night. OF
last week.
j. n. Harman was made chalrmai.
and stated the object of the meeting.
His vision was 100000 High
School building or buildings, for the
Jeffersonville Magisterial District,
and the transportation of children,
from the east and west district lines
the present High School building.
Prof. A. S. Greever, Superlnten
dent of Schools. then outlined his
thoughts for splendid High School
building for the district, and another
good building for the grades in the
town of Tazewell, and for a good
graded school building at North
Tazewell. =
Prof. Brown, Principal of Taze.
well High School, was called upon 60
outline the needs of larger and bet
ter building or buildings. 1t was hu-
initiating to hear him say that he
had discouraged applicants who de
sired to enter school because he, could
not find room for them in the pres
ent building. He has enrolled 510
students, but this number can scal :.
'cely squeeze into tho space now
available.
c. w. Greever and wilk Peery,
trustees, both contributed remarks,
and Geo. c. Peery. F. III. Forbes, ..
A. Greever, Jno. e. jackson and 9th.
ers made interesting observations
favoring the movement.
= A committee was appointed to in.
vestigate suitable locations and to
secure prices on same and report to
the next meeting to be held in the
High School chapel at 8 p. Ill. oil
Thursday, April 9th. All citizens of
the towns of Tazewell and Norun
Tazewell who are Interested in the
larger vision for greater and better
schools, are invited to attenu mis-
meeting. 1t is important that we
show our interest in helping our sup
erintendent and trustees to realize
their hopes for larger and better ed
ucational facilities.
The committee to look out for suit
able sites for the school buildings is
composed of j. N. Harman, A. S.
Greever, w. w. Baker, George c.
Peely and H. P. Britain.
AS soon as it is made sure that
suitable location can be secured for
the school, then the matter of SELL
ing the present building for hotel
will be taken up.
One of the bankers remarked that
this meeting was the first OF the
kind he had ever attended where
some of those present had not said
ut can't be done." He was delighted
with the optimism of all who attend
ed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
REAL ESTATE CHANGEs-FAMI
LIES MOVING.

Shawver Mill. Mar 29.-Mr. John
Crabtree and family. leave for Mar,
land today. We regret very much to
give them up. Mr.. Charlie Silawvcr
and family have gone with him.
Mr.. G. L. Gregory has sold his
property to w. N. Pruett and sons.
Mr.. &. w. Thompson has sold his
farm to G. e. Gregory and will give
possession December ist.
The Bible School ut Chestnut
Grove was organized lust Sunday
and Mt Kinscr's Chapel. also.
Mr.. ID. b. Howell. of .Tazewcll. Is
moving into his property vacated By
Mr.. Crabtrec. We welcome him to our
community.
The Billy Sunday Club, of Graham,
will meet at Kincer's Chapel next
Sunday ut 2 p. nj.
Rev. Splitter preached fine sci
mon mt Kincer's Chapel last Sunday
His subject was "Blessedness."
Mr.. G. w. Thompson expects u,
move to Maryland this fall.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31

School teacher, visited her sister
Miss Sara Rowe, teacher ut this
place.
Rev. Mcpherson. Virginia Chris.
tian College, Lynchburg, preached d
splendid sermon here Sunday $3.50
p. m. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Altizer who
had attended the Mckee Laymens
Club at Steelesburg, came by and
took him to Richlands.
Mr.. George Duncan who sold his
property here to Miss Rebecca Dav-
is, has moved to Busthead, where he
purchased farm.
I. Mrs. Chas. Griffith and MIR. r. L..
Ellis of West Va, were guess, ot
their mother and sister-in- Mrs.
Martha Sparks. Friday.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Gus Chris.
tian, a son.
Mrs. Raymond Trayer anu ...rle
Louise Trayer were visitors to Taze-
we'll today.
Program for next Sunday: Sur.Aay
school at 10, G. A. Riley, supt,; !;
preaching ut. Church of God at 2 p.
m, by Rev. G. r. Thomas; Temper.
ance prayer meeting NJ 1880; Union
church, Mrs. w. b. Steele, leader.
Everybody come and bring some ons
with you.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
KILL THE RATS
AND WIN PRIZE
Miss Byer, Home Demonstration
Agent, Will Begin Campaign
in County to Destroy Rod
ents-Prizes Offered.

Do not forget that the rat killing
wSsk begins April 10th. Get you,
traps. poison, etc. ready. Bariun,
Carbonate is cheap and cifoerivu
poison. Use it. Send mo request
for instructions for using. l am mail
1000 copies to property holders III
the county. mostly farmers, but your
name may be left out.
Now as to the rules Of the contest.
Your teacher will have IL copy of the
rules within few days. She will ex-
plain them. Simply take the tail clip
tells you to bring them. She Will
count them and give you credit foi
them. Then thc,e will be bonfire.
This is to avoid any second counting
and IL sanitary. The last morning OF
he coant will he April 18th. Ii u.
IRE not in school bring the tail clip
pings to me, during morning hours,
on the 18th, 18th and nth, Z.
county courthouse. will MAXI .ne
-ount and give your credit for num-
Der brought.
1t is hoped and expected that pa.
rents us we'll as boys and girls will
take n. lively interest in helping r,u
the county Of these rodents. The oD.
icct of the campaign is to xiii sio
rats. The best results can be obtain
ed only by community action. So re-
solve that you will do your best to
kill all you can during this week set
aside rs rat killing week for Taze-
we'll county. The colorcd schools and
are urged t. ontes the con-
test.-IIessic Dyer
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
LOOK TO YOUR PAINTS.

The painting up season is here. On
ly standar guaranteed paints should
be used unless you want to throw
away money. Two fino brands Oh
paint are advertised in this paper,
and carried in stock by merchants
here, Devoe and l.. a. M. The Editor
can vouch for Devoe's paint, having
used it quite extensively. L. G. M. is
highly recommended and guaran,eeu
The point in this article is this-you
run big risk in buying paints from
private solicitors who 60 around 80
Letting orders.
These solicitors never carry one o,
the standard brands, it is .claimeu,
but paints which merchants do not
care to handle. The same is true oil
other goods than paints. The best
standard goods are seldom pc,.ule>
on the streest. Better buy from one
you know, and whom you can hold
resnOmsible in case Of fnilure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
HORSE SENSE

Granting that there arc othor cars
on the market as good as tho Ford,
there arc so many advantages tho
Ford has over these other good cars
that tho public has adopted Il as tho
UNIVERSAL CAR.
The time is past when man buys
car for show or pleasure. He buys
car to go from one point to an
othc.; therefore, he now uses MS
good Horse Sense, when buying II
cur. One-half Of all the purchasers
in the United States nro buy,n,
Forls for the following roasons.
The Ford car is tho most econom
ica ear to operate. Tho Ford car has
provon its efficiency for many wears.
If Ford car breaks down on the
road, md MI cars do nt times, genu :.
inc parts can be had in few minu
les and the driver will soon be on his
journey. The Ford car hns the hiph !.
est second hand value of any vchc,.
ear built. The Ford cnr will stnnd
more use and abuse ;hnn any other
car. Ford pnrts NE cheaper than
parts and repairs on my other chr.
The Ford car will stand greater ov-
cr-lond than any other car built re-.
gardlcss of price Tho Ford chr IA
backed by the strongest and most
oilicicnt organization in tho Murlo..
ihey have not mndc mechanical
change in their car in ten years.
l.nst and lest the Ford is the chcap
ost car on the market today. Are no,
the above reasons enough why The,
public hns adopted the Ford MS tho
UNIVERSAL CAR?
TAZEWELL MOTOR OMpANY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
TAzEwELL RESERVES CALLED
OUT.

Charley George King, and ABOUT
half II hundred other young men of
North Toaewcll, both white and col
rod. were mtcrfercd in their efforts
to "takc the Town of North Tazewell"
las Sunday night by the arrival OF
the reserves from Tazewell wh,
We're hastily summcned by Jack IIel-
mandollar, North razewell's special
policeman. Two of the party were
fined $40 and costs for carrying con-
cealed weapons and others paid NOM
inal fines. Old corn liquor was the
cause OF il all.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
LAST BATTALION
BROUGHT HOME.
Bodies of 1860 Are Saluted by
Guns of Forts Hamilton and
Wordsworth-One Hundred
More Await Shipment.

Now York, March 29.-The last
battalion Of soldior dead to bo brought
homo from the fields Of France-onu
Thousand and sixty in all--were
salutod by the guns Of Forts Hamil-
ton and Wnrdsworth whom tho army
transport Cambria passed through
the Narrows strait with her precious
cargo. Flags of escorting craft flow
ut half mast and were dipped the
entire length of their stats in sa-
lutte to the fallen warriors.
Forty-five thousand of those who
made the supreme sacrifice overseas
IN the service of the United States
have now been brought back to rheir
homeland, and only about 100 moro
bodies await shipment from England
and France. All Of tho others who
fell in battlo or died behind tho limos
will continue to rest In foreign soil
that being tho wish of their rcia-
tives.
Commcmoration ceremonies foe
those who dicd in uniform will BIZ
conducted Sunday in Brooklyn, whcrr
the ,ambrin docked today. General
Porshing Ia to lend parade organiz
cd by war veterans. tho routo of
march to be from Fort Hamilton
rarkway to the Cambria's pier.
Thirty -four officers and 0dl men r.
leased from service In the Iliincinnu
wore passengers aboard the Cam
Dria. Somo woro attached to com.
panios A and d Of the first engin-
oers. Tho rest were casunls. lult,
seven wives of enlistod mon, Bofgian.
French, Swiss and German girls.
camo with thoir husbands. Tho wiyea
brought withthem fourteen babiea.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
BIDS WANTED.

Bids will DO received at tho office
of the County Road Engineer, Taze-
wcll. Va.. until ono o'clock D. M.
tuesday, April 26. 1922, for con.
'tructing about four miles OF mac
adam road between Coponhavor place
and the Wnrlell rond, In the Maid
On Spring District Of Tazcwcll Coun.
ty, Va.
Plans and specifications on file n,
inc oliice Of tho County Road Engin,
a certified check for $4,000 musS
accompany each hid.
or nll bids.
Signed: D. c. LOWE, Chairman.
Board OF Rohd Commissioners Maid !.
on Spring District Tazewell Coun
", VR.A
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
RAILROAD CROSSINGS.

AT the 1922 term OF the Genera.
Assembly 1t was enacted that It shnll
be the duty of every person driving
any vehiche on Il PUBLIC highway, M
approaching place where milrontl
crosses. such public highway, IN up.
preaching n place where II railroaa
crosses such public highway at grade,
to stop before crossing ovor such
crossing, Mt distance of not less
than 10 feet nor more than 100 lee.
from tho nearest rail of such rail
way track, and imposes fine of not
iesn than $1,000 for each oifomse.
Auto drivers take warning!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
THE LAYMENs' CLr)B.

The Laymans Club meets Sunday
afternoon Mt 3 o'clock in the Method.
sit church. The subject for discussion,
will be. "What is my lifo?"
During the week lot every mem-
Dor of this club nsk himself the roll
lowing questions:
"Why nm n member of the club.
DO | attend regularly its meetings :?
What do do to make the club n
power and an influence for good in
this town and community? Is my life
n help or hindfnnco to those will,
whom come in dnily contnct?n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
MUTTER.YOST.

Grafton, March 29.-Mr. A. Nj.
Mutter, federal prohibition agent, OF
Tazowell, and Miss Lucy Yost, duugn..
ter of s. w. Yost, of this place, were
quietly married at Methodist par.
sonage at Graham on last aturday.
Rev. Mr.. Brown offlciated. They hav.
the best wishes Of the entire com.
munity.
Messrs Samuel Burton and Fogle:.
man Yost motored through from
Keystone Hast Sunday returned, nexJ
morning.
Little Virginia Burton, who has
been very III for several weeks, l.,
improving rapidly now. S
MIR. p. A. Yost is quite sick with
the flu.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
GEAR BLUFF.

Cedar Bluff, March 3O.--Misse,
Minnie Bowman. Francis Jenning ant
Mr.. Henry Norman spent tho week
end mt the home Of Mias Jennings
Draper, Va.
Misses Elsie Grinstend and ANN,
l.uttrcll spent the week-end in Blue,
field,
Miss Ruby Johnston from Graham,
addressed tsc League Tuesday even
ing.
Mlsa Ollie Long spcnt the week
end with her siater ut Maxwell.
Mas Iona Cruey spent the week
end ut homo.
Misses Mason and Worley, of Wal
lave, Va, who have been teaching IN
baptist Valley. tho the quests oi
Mrs. u. e. Goodman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
PURE BRED BULLS

We notice few Pure Bred Short
Horn Bulls advertised for sale in
Tazowell County. Every neighborhood
In tho county should have q Pure
Bred Bull. Farmers, don't permit any
Puro Bred Bulls or Puro Bred Bucks
to leave the country, so long as there
.a-a scrub of either in the county.
We will be glad to loan to any
farmer or group Of farmers the mon
cy to purchase Pure Bred bulls, bucks
or bonrs. Should like to have any one
interested drop in and talk the ma. !.
tor over with US.
FARMERS NATIONAL. BANK
TAZEWELL. VA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
THE KLU KLUX KLAN.

In this paper the mysterious 30
ciety, the Klu Klux Kim, havo M
advertisement setting out tho creed
and objects of tho Khan. Those who
wish to know of tho Klan's Faith
and practice" or who mny wish III
become iaombor. should rcnd their
stntomcnt.
II tho Klu Klux nro looking for n
field In which to exercise thoir talont,
and activities the suggostion has
boon ventured, that they tako the
bootlcggers IN hnnd. If tho modern
Kim ndhereB TO tho traditions and
methods of their fathers it can handle
situation which the law seems inn
potent to mnnnpe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
COUNTY ROAD BONDS FOR
SALE.

The Board of Supervisors of raze.
well County, Virginia. will received
srn'"d bids on April llth, 1922, II,
70. Court House at Tazcwcm. vir.
ginia, for the purchase Of County
Road Bonds. not less than Tift.
Thousand Dollars or more than One
Hundred and Fifty yThousand Dol
inrs, tho issuance of which was au-
thorized by tho recent Legislature;
said bonds to run not exceeding
thirty. years. Tho right Ia reserved
to reject nny and nll bids.
II. S. SURFACE, Clerk.
o-SlZt. Tazewcll, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
ARMENIAN IeELIEF AT BENBOW
AND THOMPSON VALLEY.

The following parties have contri-
buted to the Armenian Relief fund
from Benbow and Thompson Valley
Mr.. r. B. Matthews, So; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Neal, So: MIR. and Mrs. N.
T. Buchanan, SO; Mrs. Mabel New
berry, 81; Mrs. Mary Buchanan, Mrs.
L. MCGUIRE, Mrs. Charles Buchanan
Mrs. r. p. Buchanan, j. w. Buchan-
an, j. II. Buchanan, ]. L. Matthews,
John Matthews, ]. o. Corell, Miss
Mamie Rose Buchanan and &. D.
Thompson, each, 81; Mrs. j. w. Buch
anan, Soc; c. II. Buchanan, 50c..
Miss Mamie Buchanan, 50c.; Miss
Lettie Matthews, 25c.; Total, $2J.
This has been sent in by Miss Mabel
Newberry, the efficient chairman of
the Benbow committee
The Cedar Bluff Red Cross ha,.
contributed $26 to this cause. Miss
Mary Brown, of Cedar Bluff, has al
so send in So. This added to the
$ll2.S1. previously reported from
Cedar Bluff. Cedar Bluff has always
responded nobly to the appeal OF the
Near East Sufferers, and. this yeal
they have done even better than for
merly
Mrs. E. E. Hughes, Cedar bun,
r. f. d.. hmas sent in SO from tho
Bandy neighborhood.
Up to the present time we save re.
ceived something like $4,000 from the
whole county for this cause. The quot.,
for the county is $4,000. Some of oui
people have forgotten our sixty or
phans in Armenia who are looking
to us for bread. If lou are un. ui
those who have forgotten, will not
you send your contribution at once
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY,

DR.. I. p. Martin, Secretary Of the
Chrlstian Education Movement, AMI
former pastor OF Methodist Church
in Tnzow,ell, will preach at Main st.
Methodist church Sunday, Morning
April End, Mt eleven o'clock, and at
North Tazewell at 1850 p. m. Of the
aamo day. Dr. Martins many friends
in Tazowell will be glad of this priv
ilcgo to hear him again. The publi,.
is cordially invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
MOVING mol MARYLAND.

John Crabtree, of Clear Fork. call
ed In the other day to say goodbye,
and to order his paper addressed
to his new homo in Maryland. He
sold his nico farm near Shawye,t
Mill somo time ago, and has bought
farm near Poolesyilse Md, III,
and his family will be missed from
their old trsmping ground, and nsrs
is wishing that they may have q tins
time fn Maryland.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
THE CENTENARY COLLECTIONS
TIONS,

As pastor of Burlso's Garden and
Tazewell circuit. ! make this appeal
to all members, who have not paid in
full tho first three annual INSTALL
monts. to do so during this coming
week. IL within human possibility
fo' the need 10 distressing. Tho work
Is in state Of crisis; and two be-
secch you. IN tho namo Of our Lord
Iesus Christ" to finish tho work. A.
q. Ulm. p. c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
MIR. SLEMIp'S CRITICISM OF TIE
EEISTOl. pLAFORM.

Ali wa care TO say now is, that tho
pla form put out by the Bristol Con
ycnsion Which Mr.. Slcmp character
ICES rs silly" seems to have fright
ened him, nevertheless. Why he scai :.
ed Mt SILLY" declaration, and fighr
it? Mr.. Slemp's replies and criticlsms
arc Mt least, amusing.