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Rev. Mr. MEAD, Rector of Christ Church, gave a very
fine and highly appreciated service on Easter morning to a cosmopolitan
congregation. The church was beautifully decorated with palms, ferns, cut
and potted flowers. Special music for the occasion was under the direction
of Mrs. Frank LANDON, assisted by Mrs. R. HOLDER, of Bluefield
with violin, and Mr. J. JAMESON, of Bramwell with cornet.
Mrs. James Franklin WARD leaves this week for New York City to visit
her sister, Miss Mae JONES who is at a Belvieu Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. W. TOWNE of Graham, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sol BAACH on Walter Street.
Mr. C.C. CORNETT was in the city Sunday.
Mrs. G.W. HAWLK, who spent the winter in Philadelphia, returned home
Friday.
Mr. O.O. ECHOLS, has moved his family into one of the new houses on
Moore street.
Davy JONES, son of Mr. Ed JONES, has his arm broken when at
play on Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. ST. CLAIR, of Tazewell, is visiting Mrs. V.L.
SEXTON on Church Street this week.
Miss Annie STRINE, of New York, has accepted a position as saleslady
for the Colleries Co. in the dry goods department.
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