The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-09-22

ms. Iney represent MIR. Henry
Ford, and he says the road to
good business is good advertis-
ing. Everybody begin now to
think how you can advertise
your business at our next Fair.
The new home of Mr.. R. L.
Sutherland, of Haysi, Va, has
just been completed. The build
ing by contractor Robert Lee,
of Hayi, Va.,and the plumbing
and heating by Coeburn Plumb
ing Co, of Coeburn, Va.
A PIE-SUPPER.
There will be a pie-supper and
debate at the Honey Camp
School on Saturday September
IA, 1927. Everybody is cord
tally invited to attend and en-
Joy themselves. We want to
make this a general get-togeth-
er meeting.
er meeting. There will be six
able speakers present to discuss
the subject selected.
For your winters supply of
Rugs go to CIlintwood Hard
ware Company. They have 'em
at fancy prices.
Miss Jean Magann, of St.
Paul, visited Miss Irene Draper
last weekend.
Lula bloomsbury, of Los An
Igeles CAL, and Bill bloomsbury,
are visiting Mrs. w. C. D. Rush
of Clintwood.
Mrs. Gerade Adkins and Alcie
Chase visited relatives here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Stages,
of Grundy, were in town Sat-
urday.
Mildred and Charlotte Taylor
of Big Stone Gap, visited Mrs.
C. G. Childress the past week.
Miss Eva Mullins and Bonnie
Kiser, of Roanoke Business
College, visited home-folks for
the Fair.
Announcements have been re-
|ceived of the marriage of Ver-
non Damron to Miss Seaton, of
Big Stone Gap, Va. They have
gone to Paris on their "honey-
moon"
The lady who holds entry tag
nun Der 35 on canned vegeta-
bles or fruit that was placed OIL
exhibition at the Farmers
Fair please communicate or see
Mr.. C. J. Mullins at once.
ONE KILLED IN WRECK.
On last Saturday night car
plunged over an embankment
on the Clintwood Coeburn road
near the foot of Wise Mountain.
The occupants were rushed to
the hospital at Coeburn where
Charley Smith, one of the in
iured, died Immediately. Clara
Hall, her daughter and girl
from Kentucky, were seriously
injured.
1t is said that girl by the
name of Hall was driving the
car at the time of the wreck.
THE FARMERS FAIR.
The Farmers Fair closed on
last Saturday with success,
not only in the way of profit to
the Association, but we believe
it has benefited every farmer
and housewife that were in
terested enough to place their
products on display at the ex-
hibit room, also we feel thu
each and every individual who
viewed the many farm products
and articles of art and needle
work on display, were very
much pleased.
We hope that the farmers of
our County will cooperate with
the Fair Associations officials
in making the next Fair the
best that this County has ever
had. 1t can be done.
You can do nothing better
than to boost the county in
which you live, and the best
way to attract the attention of
the outside world is to let peo-
pie know what we are doing.
This, ofcourse, is very easily
done through the simple med
ium of advertising, and the OPP
portunities offered by the Far
mers' Fair Association is one OF
the best means we have to let
the outside world know just
how Industrious we are.
There are thousands of live,
wide-awake, intelligent and in
dustrious people in our county.
And why not make the Fair of
1928 even a greater success
than the one just closed?