Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

lolil liIoiltiiS Niclt lllbitlist.
Constable G.. L. Conner returned
Friday from Moundsvillc, where he
took the prisoners sentenced TO the
pen al the recent term of our Cir
cult Court.
Elmer and Pauline IIcrrold, chill
drcn of Mr.. and Mrs. }. l.. Hcrrold
OF Huntcrsvillc, w. Va, and Viola
Kirk, grand daughter OF Van Buren,
Kirk, of White Sulphur District,
were operated on at Health Center
in Lewisburg Thursday, May 18th,
for the removal of adenoids and
tonsils DR.. H. l.. Beard operated and
DR.. Julian !Arbuckle gave the an
aesthetic.
Governor Morgan has appointed
Miss Julia Mcllichamp, Public
Health Nurse and Probation Officer,
of Grccnbrier County, as one of the
delegates from West Virginia to the
49th annual meeting of the National
Conference Of Social Work to be
held in Providence, Rhode Island,
June 1920, 1922. Miss Mellichamp
has notified Governor Morgan that
1t will be impossible for her to &C
Ccpt the appointment, owing to
the larger development just now of
some Of her rural work, which will
nccesSitate her presence in the
County at that time. Miss Mcllichamp
took her course in Delinquency at
the the New York School of Phil
anthropy, which is affiliated with
Columbia University.
Mrs. ]. w. Rutherford and grand
daughter, Miss Ella Fay Rutherford,
are spending a while at Mrs. RS.
son, Elliott w. Rutherford, of Blue
field, w. Va.
Mrs. C. A. Burns and daughter.
Mrs. Ernest l.. Watts, left Monday
for Washington, d. C. to visit An
thony Burns, who has Govern
ment position there, and to attend
the dedication of the Lincoln Mem
orial.
Miss Callie Johnson, of Richmond
Va, is spending some time i'm Lew
lsburg. She is stopping at the
Landers Boarding House. Miss
Johnson will be remembered by
many friends here in Lewisburg.
Miss Sallie Stratton and Miss Re-
beckah Hunter left last Friday night
to attend June Week" at the u. s.
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
They will 80 from there TO Long
Island, New York to visit Mrs. Geo.
Nettleton.
Mrs. E. H. Carlisle, of Hunting
ton, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Gillian has return
cd to her home.
Mrs. Charles Bland after several
weeks visit with her sistc, Mrs. l..
5. Davidson, has returned TO her
home in Sutton, w Va.
Mrs. f. B. Gregg, of Relay, Mary
land, has been visiting her son,
Billy Gregg at the &. NJ. S. the past
week.
Rev. d "A. Berry, Pastor of the
Methodist Church, preached the
Commencement Sermon of the Hills
boro High SCHOOL, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warner,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Tabscott for the past ten
days, nave returned to their home
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Arch Church, of Huntington
is visiting Mrs. 4. C.. Bivins.
Mrs. Marshall Williams and little
daughter Of Huntington, are visiting
Mrs. C.. J. Smith.
DR.. John | Armstrong, President
OF the Lcwisbur9 Seminary, preach
ed thc sermon at The Commence
mcnt of the High School at Marlin
ton last Sunday.
Mrs. IL. J.. Lcncar, of DanvilIc.
who has been visiting at the home
OF }. }. EchOls and other friends,
mas returned to her home.
Mrs. J. l.. ITcroId, her brother.
Watkin Hinklc, and her three chill
drcn, motorcd through from Mime
haila Springs, Tuesday, May 23rd.
10 Lcwisburg where at the Commu-
nhy House her two children Pauline
and Elmer, aged 4 and 9 years had
thcr tonSils removed by Dr.. II. l..
Beard. The operations were both
successful so far and the children
are both doing nicely. They spent
few days with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Hinklc and returned
10 their home on Knapps Creek
Monday.
| Thomas Kirkpatrick is in Wash
'ngton this week attending the Lin
coin Memorial and visiting his
uncle. George Kirkpatrick.
Johnston, Jr., editor Of the
halclgh Register, Of Bccklcy. was
IA visitor in Lcwisbug last Satur-
day While here he paid the Iude-
pendent office pleasant call.
Mrs. T. J. Tunncy, of New York
Oily: Mrs. !. l. SfnncnhncL Of