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The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
NOTICE OF THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

Bethany Class will give Food
and Bakery Sale, Saturday at Bah
bits store beginning l o'clock
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The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
NOTICE OF THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

Bethany Glass will give Food
and Bakery Sale 3rd Saturday of
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The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
Goods YOU Selected


carefully gone and priced markings
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

Get Our Prices on Lithographing
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

Well, here II is-ArmOur's Star
Skinned Hams-the finest that
your money can buy and at the
exceptional price OF per Ib.......
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
Here You Go Men---Look Thes

Take sGuint at these,
Signal shirts with two COLLARS variety of coors each s0
Big Yank blue work shirts Jumbo size each .65
Mems dress shirts Of fine Madras, ....... ST.
Headlight Overalfs. pair $15O
Headlight Jumpers, each S15O
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

As we expected, our Grocery Dc
share Of the requests. All of
and are listed below Mt prices II
Cream Of Wheat, per package
Post Toasties. B packages for
Jcllo, all flayors. per package
CampbelPs Soup, per can ..
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

Included in these requests was one
for Boys Suits and here they are two
pairs Of trousers to each Suit and in
complete assortment Of fabrics.
Specially marked at ..,-...........-...
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

The District Conference of Lewis
burg District NJ. +. Chuch, South
will be held in Lcwisburg NJ. Z
Church August 9Th and 9th, with the
opening sermon on Monday night
the 9Th, at S O'Clock, by Rev. II. l..
Hout.
The Two days will be taken I'D
with the business of the Conference
consisting of addresses and reports
or committees. There are a number
OF people on the program and this
promises TO be very interesting
meeting There are thirteen com
mittecs and a number of preachers
and lay delegates will be present
This will be good meeting and no
doubt many will avail themselves
of tn" opportunity Of attending.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04
THREE BROTHERS MEET.

An unusual occurrence. and one
mat was not on the program Of the
Northern Baptist Convention. held
recently at Indianapolis, WAS the
meeting of three brothers, one Of
them Il West VirSinian, who had
Deen separated for 10 years. The
brothers-C. l.. Pope, of Willow
Springs, Mo-; &. I Pope, of White
stown. Ind, and J. +. Pope, of
Gaulcy Bridge, w Va, were all at
lendInd Mosheim College, in East
Tenn, in 1881. at which time two of
the brothers, q. T. Pope and G. l..
Pope left the college to take up their
various pursuits of life.
Later in the same year, the third
brother, Rev. J T. Pope, left his
old home to complete his studies
at Carson and Newman College, i'm
Jefferson City, Ten. After gradual
lS from that institution with high
honors, he took his theological
course in Newton Seminary, after
winch he was a professor of Latin
ana Greek in Mosheim College for
several years. He is now pastor of
TIE Baptish Church ut GauIcv Bridge
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TROUT ITEMS.

y number Of our farmers have
finished making hay.
A revival meeting will begin at
The NJ. T.. Church at Trout of Mon
day July Both, conducted by Rev.
w. {. Sponaugle and Rev. +. G..
felmitollcr, who have just closed a
very successful series of meetings
at Williamsburg We are glad to
have these able preachers in our
community.
Mrs. Matte Stenders and Miss
Lucille Lcpp. of Huntington, have
been visiting Mrs. Stendcrs' niece,
Mrs. 5. +. McMillion, OF Trout dur
ing the past two weeks.
Mrs. Jasper Coleman, of Rifle.
Washington. was visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Viers
last week.
1t has been reported that Mr..
Wyla Reed, of Tout, and Miss Cleo
BoSgs of Esty, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony last Sat
urday. We extend our congratula
lions to the young couple.
Little Elmer Williams, who has
been seriously ill for some time. is
improving. We hope he will be
out in few weeks.
p. S. McAliIlion and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Hanna, of our community,
called to Spencer to attend the bed.
side OF their mother and mothcr-in-
law, Mrs. John McMillion, who is
very ill and is not expected to re-
cover.
X. }. Bivcns, of Meadow Bluff has
been repairing telephone line in
our ncighbOrhOod this week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04
HARFORD-BRYANT.

a pretty home wedding on last
Monday morning at very early
hour, Rev. E. G. Helmintoller, the
Methodist Minister of williamsburg
was awakened from his peaceful
Sllnmber to answer a call from the
home of Mr.. w. C.. Bryant. The
faithful Parson after eating hun.
ried breakfast started in his faith
full flivcr. On reaching the base of
Dillys hill near Cornstalk, that faith
full fliver refused to 60, and there
in the mud from the recent rain Of
the night before that Methodist
Parson with his 245 pounds of avoir
dupois, perspirng and frettine,
cranking and Snorting, after one
hour and forty-Eve minutes of time
spent in the bovc named style, was
at last seen going up DillyS hill
with coat and hat in hand, deter
mined to answer the call. After
travelling about mile over the hills
he was met by young man, whose
name we will not mention, but
whom | suspect might want TO ask
a favor of preacher in the near
future, and with that Baby Over
land that hot, tired, pcrspiring, 245
pound, ParSon, was rescued and
taken to the home of the bride near
Keiflcr. AT $3.50 Teresa Agnes Bry-
ant entered the parlor beautifully
alfred in white crepe de chine.
wearing accessories to match, lean
on the arm of J. L. Hartford, the
groom, and in the presence of the
family and a few intimate friends,
Rev. Hclmintollcr pronounced them
man and wife.
The groom is the son of Thomas
+. Hartford, near CornStalk and the
bride is the accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Bryant, of
Keiffcr. Immediately after the ccrc-
mony the bride and groom and all
the friends returned to the home of
the groom, where a bountifuI din
ner awaited them, but before reach
ing the home that hungry parsor
had TO stop at an orchard and re-
lieve a plumb tree OF some of its de-
licious fruit. The entire commune
ty extend congratulations to this
esteemed young couple and wish
them much happiness on their Jour
ncy through life.
ZONE WHO WAS TIlERE)
The independent extends con-
gratulations to this popular couple.
We also feel sorry for the "Flivcr"
and know it did It's best consider
ing The burden it was under and
imagine conditions were worse
after the fcast--if Chicken was or
the menu.
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ANOTHER ONE

\ man. said TO be Erwin J. Smith.
passed Thorough Lcwisburs Wedncs-
day of this week. ridin. 4 bicvclc
TO which he was chained by hand
GUNS and Il chain about his neck.
1t is said that he left Austin. Texas
On December rs, 1921, and he is
travelling TO make each State Capitol
III two years with the bicycle al
tachcd to him and to date he has
made II States. He said he is trav-
cling for the money he is to get for
1t. Just what kind of wager he has
entered he did not state. He at least
furnishes an incident for the study
of humanity.
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AUTO GOES OVER BANK

b. Last Sunday evening while Rus
sci Eary, who is in the employment
OF the Limestone Telephone Co., and
V. q. Hern were returning from
White Sulphur Springs in the Ford
truck of that company on coming
up the Caldwell hill nearing Lewis
burg. they met some parties in a
stalled car. They stopped their car
and assisted the other parties in
getting the stalled car started. Mr..
Eary then went to his own car and
began TO crank it when it started TO
run down the hill. In the attempt
TO stop the car he was thrown over
the bank and tainted away. He is
confined 10 his home but does not
seem injured by the fall. He was
not struck by the car which backed
over the embankmcnt of tile road,
and was considerably damaged.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04
GREEMBRiER VALLEY FAIR,

AttenllOn Is called to Department
ID, Section 6, Standard Bred Horses
which has been changed and added
to so as to read as follows:
Glass 37-Stallion 3-year-old or
over, S1O.00-s5.OO.
3S-Mare, 3-years-old or over,
S10.O0-S5.OO.
39-Entire Colt under one wear
$5.00-$2.5O.
39-a-Mare Colt under one wear,
&5.00-$2.5o.
39-b-Filly one year and under
two, 0.O0-S5.OO.
39-c-Stallion one wear and under
two, S1O.O0-S5.OQ
39-d--Mare two years and under
three, S1O.00-S5.0O.
39-c-Stallion two wears and
under three, $1O.0O-s5.OO.
We have also added the following
Class to our Horse Show Depart
mcnt: Section 13-Fivc Gated
Saddlcrs-Alcn to ride.
Class 45-Must go the following
Saits: Walk, Trot, Canter, Rack,
Foxtrot or Running Walk, $780,
S1O.00-S5.0O.
Exhibitors are asked TO have al;
entries in the hands Of the Sccrc-
tary not later than Monday, August
21st. BY doing this Entry Cards
for each animal or article can be
made out, sent Or given to the EN-
hlbitor, and attached to the entry
before the Fair opens, thus climi
| natlng large part of the confus-
ION occasioncd by late entries last
year. 1t will also greatly assist the
management in arranging for stalls
ana space necessary for the exhibits
We are assured of an exhibit to
be put on by Ire State Department
OF Agriculture, which will occupy
large tent 60X150 feet. This cX-
hlblt will be of an educational ma
ttrc, and is expected to be one of
me chief attractions at our Fair.
There has been added to our
Race Program 2:2O Trot, Purse
S3oO.OO, division of money, and con
ditlons same as other harness races
already published. This makes
eight 100000 class races, and the
inquiries already received for en-
try blanks makes it certain that onr
harness races will be filed with
high class horses.
All Department Heads are earnest
~ asked TO cooperate with the
Secretary in every way possible, TO
the end that the entries in their re-
spcctlve classes may be just as full
as possible.
We ask the hearty support of the
farmers and stock raiscrs of Green
brler and adjoining counties. Enter
something at the Fair and come and
sec what the other fellow has en-
tered. You may teach his something
ana the chances arc that you will
learn something from him. Make
Fair Week vacation week. Come
and mingle with YOU fricnds-thcy
VIII all be there. We fully expect
mat 10000 people will see HE Fair
this year.
w. J.. TABSCOTT. Sccy.
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INSTITUTE WEEK.

The Grccnbrier County Teachers
institute will be held this year in
honceverte beginning Monday, Aug.
the 14th. Those in charge will be
County Superintendent l. o Haynes,
Dr. X A Armstrong, of Morgantown,
Lucy Robinson, of Wheeling, Frank
Arnett, of White Sulphur, r Marsh
OF Charleston, J o Knapp, of Hinton
and ID. VI V Zicglcr.
This promises to be very inter-
eStinS and Instructive week for the
teachers OF the county as well as
every one else interested in the
cause of education.
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SHORTHORNS FOR SALE

Thirty Shorthorns and six Pollcd
AAorthorns will be sold at public
auction at Staunton, Virginia, Sept.
on, at 10 a. III. This is a very Sc
,cct lot of cattle, tuberculin tested.
auckland Hall Rarm, Nokesville, Va
3McLaughlin Farm, Maxwelton, w.
va; and the best herds of Augusta
county have consignments of select
"a cattle. Write for catalogue. II.
H. MoFFETT, Secretary, Staunton Va.
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CONFERENCE AT MAXWELTON.

""NFERENCE AT MAXWELTON.
rceinembcr the Elders and Dcacon's
Inference at MaXweIton, on Tues
HTf and Wednesday, August 8-0th.
w. w. inc Churches of Greenbrier
rn ',>pStcry are urged to send rep
i, >vn'a!ives and the general public
, .oroially invited to attend all the
.. wees. Program begins at 1920
,,, H. on Tuesday and ends with a
nn"'"SS by Rev. Henry Louis Smith,
w., me New Naturalization
d "u BUSINESS" at 8 D. m. Wcdncs-
I "2 program begins at the same
Tr ana ends with an address by
yir,, ~. VI. Prichard from Siaunton,
f1 No Slh'a' on the Stewardship of
j., i ~, An interesting program
/ o. :" store for us all the way through
rna; us come and nike this q great
'''''' and spiritual feast.
}. +. FLOW, Chairman
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NEW FIRE-PROOF GARAGE

we are informed that B. ID. Eagan
u me Eagan Motor Sales Co., Studc-
BAKER dealers, Of Ronccvcrtc, has
"rchaSed the property on the "Old
Jump Corner, of Main and LaFay-
.i'' streets Lcwisburg, and is plan
,.'hS 10 erect a fine, firc-proof
Saragc and sales rooms for auIomo-
D''eS' This will be new enterprise
~, W. tewlsburg. Mr.. Eagan is no
n""D' looking forward to the in
ease business that will come to
~ ,'"'Sbtrg when the new road thru
"'' county is completed.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04
COUNTY PRIMARY RESULTS.

below are the unofficial returns
OF the Primary Election for Green
brier county last Tuesday with two
small precincts to lie heard FROM
view and Elk Lick. The returns
IRON these precincts, they being
only small vote cast ut each, will
not materially change results. In
the county OH the returns so far i'm
Taylor of, Fayettc, has small ma
Jorlty for the lower mouse in Con-
SreSS over DR.. &. +. Mct.lintic. of
thls county This can be accounted
lor by reason of the fact that Mr.
taylor was reared in the county
and lived in Anderson for MANY
years, where he was engaged in
newspaper work, too he is a vcrit-
able mixer among the people
and has large relationship. While
Or. McClintic has been much absent
from the county in teaching and
other business and the vote in no
way can be taken as reflection on
Or. McClintic, whom many of the
people of the county would have
been glad TO have seen carry the
county as we'll as TO have gotten The
nomination.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04

John Dana was up from Charles
ton recently.
Harry ClarkSon. Of Charlenon,
was Il rcccn! visitor to Lcwisburs.
Miss Mamie Wright. of Richmond,
Va, is the guest of the Misses Cald-
wells at "Elmhurst Farm" Cald-
well.
w. NJ. FlournoN. Of Clcndcnnin,
was Il business visitor in Lcwisburg
this week.
Miss Virginia Henderson, who
ha dbecn visiting relatives and
friends for several weeks in Char
lesion, returned home this week.
Mrs. G.. w. Stralcy, of Rochester,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. John W.
McClung.
V. T. Lilly, of Bccklcy, was
business visitor to Lewisburg first
of the week.
John McWhortcr, Julian Masters,
Paul Mayes and Billy Handlcy left
this week to enter Camp Knox. c
Miss Pearl Burdcttc was a recent
visitor TO Charleston.
J. Valley Russell has returned
from Camp Knox, Louisville Ky.
Miss Thclma Hughart is here Wis
itins this week.
Miss Grace Darnclic will leave to-
morrow on Il thrcc-wcckS' vacation
to Huntington, Philadelphia, At
lantic City and New York. Misses
Julia SwcntZcl and Nan Temple, of
Huntington, will accompany her.
Miss Dot Allen, who had spent
some time visiting Miss Martha
LainS has returned to her home in
Alabama.
Frances Preston, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ. Preston, Lewis
burg; Leda Curry, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Curry, of Rcnick's
Valley; Dorothy Burdette, of Smoot;
Myrtle Louise Burdcttc, Martin Kirk
and CaSsahinca Kirk, of White Sui
phur, were operated on for tonSils
this week at The Red Cross Health
Center at The John A. Preston Com
munity House
For the past week Mr.. and Mrs F.
ii. Absolute have delightfully."- ell
tcrtaincd number of friends With
camp house party at Clear Creek
Club located nine miles from Rupert
in the midst of a primitive forest
where the scenery can not be en-
ccllcd. Fishing, hiking, swimming
and the usual sports produced APP
petlteS that were more than salts
fled by the delicious menus. Noun
tain trout caught by the campers
proved especially rare treat. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hunter; Mr. and Ms. r. P. Bell and
Master r. p. Bell, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Comstock; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
McCorkle; Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Echols, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nc
Whorter, Master Chas. McWhorter:
Miss Martha RAIDER; Misses Rebecca
Hunter, Charlotte Biggs; Messrs.
Robt. NJ. Bell, Mason Bell and Al
fred AnscnutZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rutland and
children, Of Elkhorn, were here this
week guests of Mrs. RS mother,
Mrs. Virginia Bierne.
Chas. A Van Stavern and family
left this week for visit to rcla-
tives at Oak Hill and other points
in Fayctte county.
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CASH PRIZES OFFERED

The Grccnbricr Valley Fair offers
inc following cash prizes to the
ladies selling the scatest number of
season Tickets to the Fair: 1st-
SSo.O0; 2nd-S15.00; 3rd-s1O.OO
Inc contest to begin Saturday, Aug.
9th. at noon and close ut midnight,
Saturday, August Goth. Sec w. J.,
Iabscott, Secretary, Lcwisburs.
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A CALL FOR DISTRICT CONVENTIONS,

Pursuant to Chapter 70, Acts of
the Legislature of West Virginia,
page 294 of said Acts, District Con-
ventions are hereby called to be
held in the several Magistcrial Dis
trIcts of Grecnbricr county on Tues
day, the Sth day of August, 1922 at
the hour Of 2 O'Clock, D. ~, on said
day. The purpose Of said District
conventions are to nominate dele
gates TO The State Convention to be
held in the city Of Charleston. w.
va, on Tuesday, August the 18th.
W., FOR the purpose Of nominating
Democratic candidate for Judge
OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals, Of
west Virginia. Each district is
entitled TO send one delegate for
every 100 votes or fraction of 100
votes over 30, cast in any one dis
trIct for James NJ. Cox for President
IN the general election of 1920
Eacn OF the several districts IF
urccnbrIcr county will be entitled
TO the following number of dele
gates to said Convention.
Anthony's Greek District-At G..
j.. Cark'S Store, NcoIa-Votc for
COX l61. 2 Delegates.
Blue Sulphur Di>trict-Ai Bust-
crs Store at Blue Sulphur. Vote for
Cox 675. I Delegates.
Failing Spring nisirict-At ", p
Loves Store. Rcnick. Vote for Cox
go. ) Delegates.
Fort Spring DiStrict-At N,,or..
Oi.ice' Ronccverte Vote for Gov
S23. s Delegates. oN
frankford Distric!-Af r. W.
ShleldS Store, Frankford. Vote for
IoN 3I7. I Delegates.
IRISH Corner District-At uuol,
buTdcttc's Store, at Organ Cnyn
w. Tor COX 328. 3 Delegates.
Lewisburg District-~At cour,
Rouse: LewisblTg. Vote for Gov
"a. 7 Delegates. NoN
Meadow Bluff District-At po,1,
OF rupert, Rupert. Vote for Cox 7O5
Delegates. "'N 49,
white Sulphur District-At Som
tlhcI Office, White Sulphur. Vote fo,
CoX $40. Delegates. wy wi
Williamsburg District-At Bank
OF Williamsburg, WilIiamsb,,ra H
'o, ,S, Tor Cox 800. Delegates.
me result Of said District Con-
'eh'ionS must be certified TO mo IN
','nc 10 issue proper certificates r.
"cie8atcS by August 18th.
JESS J.. HERN, Chairman
'fccntricr County Executive Cn,,
T naNl service Phone No. 22O. Dan
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We have secured the agency for
The two most popular portable type
writers on the market. The Corona
at $4,000 and the New Remington
Portable at $4,000. Also have in
stock second hand Corona, stand.
ard size l.. c. Smith and Rcming-
ION No. 10. Mason Bell, Bookseller
4 StatiOner, LeWisburg. w. Va.
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THE GREEhBRIER COUNTY W0MAR'S
ASSOCIATION.
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

Mr.. w. T. Williamson, Division
Manager Of Chesapeake Potomac
Telephone Co., Of Charleston, is the
latest contributor in response to
Community House Folders sent out
last winter. 1t is hoped that others
will also remember our need of help
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CONCERT.

Mrs. Elizabeth Estcllc Rucker, of
Scdciia, Missouri, will give a con-
cert on Tuesday, August 18th, at
":l5 p. M, at Carnegie Hall, Lewis
burg for the benefit Of the John A.
Preston Community House. Adj
mission IS cents.
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DIR. E. ID. WELLS.

DR.. E. D. Wells, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist to the C. & O.
Hospital, Huntington. w. Va, will
Fold an eye, ear, nose and throat
clinic at the GTeenbricr Hotel, Rom
"evcrte, w. Va, Tuesday, Wcdnes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, August 8, 9, 10, II and ~.
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Labor found the world Il wilder
ness and has made it Il garden.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

i'-hSN ivan In lhlN.E-S.
Our prices to take effect August
l>t will be reduced to
Mems Suits, Pressed, SOC
Mems Suits. Cleaned and Pressed,
Sl.0O to $3.50. Ladies Suits, press
ed, SOC TO 75c; Ladies Suits, Clean
ed and Pressed, $1.OO to $500.
Our work is guaranteed to be
Satisfactory. Call Phone No. 1865.
SANITARY TAILOR SHOP
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BIVENS-KNIGHT.

Mrs Sal1ie J. Knight announces
the marriage of her daughter, Mar
sarete, to Mr.. Cary w. Bivcns. ON
tuesday, August lst, 1929, at Will
IlamsburS, West Virginia. At home
'ltcr August 18th, at Williamsburg.
Witnessed by the families of the
contracting parties, the marriage of
MISS Marguerite Knight, the bcauti-
iui and charming daughter of the
iate Emory Cavcndish and Mrs, Sal
lie Raider Knight, to Mr.. Cary w.
Bivens, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
blvens, of the Meadows, was SOL
elnnlzed at the home of the bride.
the old Knight homestead The
brlcks' Tuesday evening at seven
O'Clock. The Methodist Epistlc Mar
tial VOWS were read and acknowI-
cdged by Rev.. r. NJ. Helmintollcr
and REV. Mr.. Sponaugle, of the
Methodist Church. The bride was
handsomely gowncd in cormcllca
crep dress with accessories to match
and carried huge bouquet of white
ana pink rOsc-budS, which brought
OUT the radiant loneliness of her
Schirnlng personality. Mr.. Bivcns
mas been for several years Cashier
OF inc Bank Of Williamsburg and n
gentleman Of sterling qualities. I'm
after the ceremony the
young couple left for fifteen DAYS
automobile trip through the middle
west.
INC Grccnbricr independent cx-
,end their hearty congratulations to
inns couple Of Grccnbrier's worthy
ma popular citizens and wish them
fnuch happiness and success TO-
gcthcr.
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There will be preaching at the
RichIands Presbyterian Church
next Sunday, the 9th. The public
is cordially invited TO attend.
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ANNUAL. MEETING

ne annual meeting of the Farm
Yrs nome Ere Insurance Co., will
Dc .eld III the office of the Company
on August Sth, at 1890 4. m.
1"-zw \. S. tSRBUCKLE. Src'y
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ALVON METHODIST CHARGE.

On Sunday, August 9th, Mr.. O. b.
Colfman, Of Lcwisburg, will preach
1T Nicola at II a. H.; at Columbia
Sulphur at 2 p. m; at Embury, at
4 p. m; at Little Greek, at 8 p. III.
L. s SHIRES
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04

Claude Bennett, while picking
berries near Caldwell, killed two
rattle snakes August 1St. One had 10
ard the other 10 rattlcrs.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04

II is easy to reach us When you
,yani YOUR clothes cleaned, pressed
w. repaired. Just phone 165 We'll
,.,U Give us a call.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04
FOR SALE.

50 Economy Silos; 25 Blizzard
Silo Cutters; 25 Sharples Cream
Separators; 25 Thrcshing Ma
chimes. G. w. Graves, Anderson.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04

for prompt Taxi service with
careful drivers. call Phone 243. Day
or Night. l.. e.. Coifman.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-04

Please send contributions for
cleaning and up-kccp of the Lewis
hurs Cemetery TO Carrie Stratton.
l,rwi,Durg, w. Va.