Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Susie Lynn Nelson has re-
turned from an extended visit
among frincds in Ohio.
Misses jamie and Laura White are
attending the National Educational
League in Boston. Mass.
Mrs. II Clark Bailey and daughter
OF PhiIippi. are in Grcenbricr visit
ing her sister, Mrs \ vi Caldwell, al
THE Pines" and other relatives.
Also Mrs. Henry Lawson, of ManaS-
SaS. Va, is at the same place, and
will visit other relatives in the
county.
4. w. Childcrs and wife, of Beck
ley, stopped over in I.ewiSburs yes
tcrday on their way from Craig
Healing Springs.
DR.. e.. r. McClintic is now in the
campaign actively for the Democrat
ic nomination for Congress from
this district. He has been engaged
in teaching in western medical
school and has been necessarily alb
sent but will from this on be an
active candidate in the campaign.
Hon A A Lilly of Charleston, can
didatc of the Republican party for
the nomination for u. S. Senate,
passed through Lewisburg on
Thursday of last week. He called
at this office and extended greetings
He is waging hard campaign for
the nomination and appears as hope
full as the other three who are
against him, in landing the nomina-
lion.
Mrs. J. E. Coleman, of Bcckley,
came over to take in the Seminary
Comlnencement, from which her
daughter, Miss ImOgene, graduated.
Miss Ethel Mcclure, who holds
q position in the office Of the Beck
ley Hardware and Supply Company
came over from Beckley last Satur-
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Morris
Mcclure. Miss Sue Laing came with
her and visited her aunt, Mrs. Jas.
Laing and other relatives. They
came by auto and were accompan-
led by Mr.. "B" Phipprs.
Paul Turley, of Madison, came
over TO take in the Seminary Com
mencement. He is an old student
of the &. NJ. S.
Max Baldenburg, of Washington.
ID. c., has been in Lewisburg for
several days the guest of the famil,
of Mrs. James Laing.
Miss Dolly Hinkle gave a very de-
lightful party last Wednesday even
ing in honor of her friend and
guest, Miss Genevicve Moore, of
Pocahontas, who has been in Lew
lSDurS for the past week attending
the Young Peoples Bible Confer
ence, which she reports as being a
most wonderful meeting and which
she feels greatly benefited by. Miss
Moore is an active Church worker.
She is niece of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Herold, of Skaggs Creek, who are
we'll known in Greenbrier
+. l.. Bell has been recent bust
ness visitor to Richmond, Va.
Mrs. w. NJ Flournoy, together
with her children, of Clcndcnnin,
w. Va, are spending. some time
with Mrs. c. E Conner.
w. w. Wood, of Charlottesville,
Virginia, isspending some time at
inc home of S. l.. Price, near Lew
isburg.
Miss Rebckah Hunter has rs
her guest Miss Avery Merriman.. of
Louisville, Kentucky.
Rev. r. l.. FuItz, of Clifton Forge,
va, together with his family, were
recent visitors to Lcwisburg.
Mrs. +. VI. Sydnor, of Marlinton
as recent visitor with her sister.
Mrs. J. +. Bass.
MIS-. ii l. Van Sicklcr and daueht-
ter of Washington. ID c., are in
Lcwisburg for the summer.
&. w. Judy, wife and two
daughters. are among those who at
tended the Reunion at Richmond.
Jas. Il. McClung, son Of DR.. r. G.
McClung, graduated in medicine on
me I'm from University of Gin.
cinnati.
Mrs. Ohio Alexander and daughter
of Mt. Hope, visited her father u
+. Garrett, at MaXwclton last week
christopher Hayes, of Anstcad
faycttc county, on his return from
the confederate Reunion in Rich
mona, stopped over to visit his
'hrothers, John Hayes and J. A.
Dick) Hayes. IN
Mrs. &. +. Sampson was q week
Snd visitor with relatives at Prince,
Fayette county. " NV -
Wesley VI. Carr, formerly IF lI,,,c,,
ART ms county, paid this Office ,
Pleasant call last Monday. After
naVlnS graduated from Randolph.
neon College, Ashland, Va, he has
Just graduated from the School Of
theology. of Emory University, Al.
ianta, Georgia. He has been visit
ing friends in Grccnbricr for iho