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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15

Senator Harry Stuart of Rus
sell County has introduced bill
in the Virginia Safe Senate to re-
locate State Highway No. 80 from
Honaker to Drill, to Garden Creek,
to Grundy, and thence down Lou
lisa River to the Kentucky state
line. At present, this highway is
located ON paper from Honaker
to Council, to Haysi, thence down
Russell Fork, through the Breaks.
to Elkhorn City.
For years Dickinson County has
looked forward to the building Of
a scenic route through the Breaks.
The Stuart bill would remove that
possibility far into the future. 1t
has been expected that such route
would attract great stream of
tourist traffic through Dickinson
County. Naturally, the people Of
this county are concerned over the
matter. Just as naturally, the peo-
pie of Buchanan County are
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15
72 Are Arrested For
Violations of Game Laws

Because of widespread COM
plants of violations Of the fish
laws in Russell during November.
undercover men were sent there to
investigate and their investigation
resulted in the wholesale arrests
Sunday.
Game wardens whose counties
border Clinch River and the Rus
sell county sheriff and deputies as
sisted in making the arrests.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15

From Russell county comes the
report of the arrest of II persons
in that county Sunday for violat-
ing the game laws, mainly for
dynamiting Clinch River. More
than so of the accused persons
were committee to jail at Leban-
on, having failed to post bond for
their appearance in trial justice
court this week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL
SERIOUSLY ILL

Delbert, 14-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude F. Beverly, of
Freezing, is suffering from Sc
we're attack of nephritis. He was
stricken with this malady while
being treated at a Norton clinic
for throat disorder. He was ex-
amined by Doctor Culbertson, of
Coeburn, who prescribed rest and
quiet for a extended period in or
der to recover.
His many friends will be sorry
to learn of his sickness and will
hope to see him out again.
Delbert is boy of unusual abil-
ity in his school work and his NOR
ais are above reproach. He was
doing first year high school work
at D. M. H. S. this year. His
vocabulary, historical knowledge
and scientific knowledge is far
above that of most high school pu-
pills after graduation. 1t is indeed
a pity that he must drop out of
school now and lose the remainder
of the years work.
HAMPTON OSBORNE.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15

Levi Hall, of Splashdam, was
shaking hands with friends in
Clintwood on Monday.
Leonard Sutherland, cashier of
the Cumberland Bank and Trust
Company, located at Grundy, was
a business visitor in Clintwood on
Tuesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15

S. H. Sutherland, A. M. Phipps,
Eivens Tiller, R. E. Chase, DR.. j..
C. Sutherland, Geo. Sutherland
and others attended the Lincoln
Birthday dinner held in Appalachia
on Monday night.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15

John N. Pastore, Field Supervis-
or Of the Virginia Commission for
the Blind, called upon the local
Department of Public Welfare on
Monday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15

Miss Cleota Boiling of Pound,
Va, and student at D. M. HI. S..
underwent an emergency opera
ton for appendicitis at the Jen-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-02-15
Tournament
Begins at Nora
Saturday Mite

the local gymnasium the D. M. III.
S. boys and girls again hit their
winning stride and took a double
header from Clinchco The girls
won an easy 20 to 6 decision, but
the boys, minus the services of
two regulars, Thurman Mullins
and Lawrence Stanley, were hard
pressed to snatch victory from an
almost certain defeat in the last
two minutes of play to emerge on
the large end of 13 to II score.
In the opening game the D. M.
III. S. girls found the basket at will
during the first half, and with all
reserves in the lineup during the
second stanza they coasted to a
decisive victory. Waddell again led
the scoring for Clintwood with q
total of II points. Danner and
Deel scored s and 6 points respec-
lively. Caldwell was outstanding
for the Clinchco sextet.
The boys game was featured by
close guarding on the part of both
teams and fast breaking offensive
plays were the style of the eve
ming. Will Davis and Austin tied
for scoring honors with 7 points
each, and the ability of the local
boys to shoot charity goals ac-
counted for their victory.
D. M. H. S. lost another double
header to Coeburn by small mar
gins at Coeburn on Tuesday of
this week. The girls, without the
presence of Burns Priode in the
lineup, lost by the narrow score
of Is to %, while the boys from
Clintwood had the little end of a
26 to % count. Dotson and Pow
ers, two regulars, were not IN the
game for Clintwood. Potter of
Coeburn was the scoring ace of
the ARRAY with a total of %
points. Will Davis scored Is points
for Clintwood, and Thurman Null
Inns played an excellent defensive
game.
With all games on the county
schedule completed, the five high
schools will begin tournament pre-
liminary playoffs in the Ervinton
gymnasium on Saturday night OF
this week. Three games are book
ed for the evening. The curtain
raiser will find the S. M. H. S.
girls pitted against Clinchco, and
Ervinton will match skill with the
Haysi girls. The final game on
the card will pit Breaks High
School against Haysi. These two
teams have been about evenly
matched throughout the season.
and comparative scores indicate a
hot contest. These two teams stand
fourth and fifth in percentage
column, and winner of this con-
test has been drawn to face ID
NJ. H. S. boys in the preliminaries
on the following Friday night. The
other game scheduled for Feb.
23rd should prove the hardest con-
test of the season. Two evenly
matched quintets from Ervinton
and Clinchco will play for the hon
or of meeting the other runner-up
in the finals on the following
night. Interest in this particular
See Page 4
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Evening star., 1940-05-19

determine the kind of frame to be built
around her at the ceremony.
Let us say therefore, that the bride who
wrote me is going to wear a very becoming
dress and make sufficiently bridelike appear
ance to Justify bridesmaids and genuinely
wedding like setting. The plans that could be
made for her are these:
The wedding can be in church - and there
can be organ music, of course. The altar can
be decorated with white flowers but there
should not be too much decoration otherwise.
There might be moderate arrangement of
white flowers, however. in the chanCel or
sprays tied to the ends of the two front pews
But it is important not to build up too great
a feeling of expectation
Evening star., 1940-05-19

is unity. A company of soldiers on parade is
something to look at because each, in appear
ance and in movement, is exactly like every
other Similarly. unity and precision are essen
tial to perfect wedding.
This same kind of precision will create
wedding of satisfying beauty for bride in
everyday clothes - if these have in any way
bride-like effect. She may, of course, wear any
stvle of dress and any color that she likes
best. She might have one of the now fashion
able small hats misty with clouds of yelling;
and she could, of course, carry white bou-
quet - though preferably not set florists
one suggestive of greenhouse flowers.
Whatever the brides choice, it is the pic
ture she will finally make that will necessarily
Evening star., 1940-05-19
A Matter Of "Svitobility"

! THEREFORE. the only reason why elaborate
preparations have not been considered in best
taste for the wedding of a ''brideless bride,
lies entirely in suitability For example,
the unfltness of building an elaborate back
ground for young woman in everyday street
clothes is plain. That is, if she is going to
wear plain, dark, tailored dress, no further
plans than going with the bridegroom and
getting married are possible Even maid OF
honor could be no more than best friend to
stand up with the bride. A wedding procession
must be something more than one young
woman in a street dress, followed by another
Young woman also in street dress, walking
with man in business suit.
But let us start with the assumption of
practical dress, as pretty and as becoming as
it can possibly be for future utility. Then
let us consider the details of procedure;
The first and most important requirement