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Mr. and
Mrs. C.C. FRAZIER have for their guest, Rev. J. Tyler FRAZIER
of Chilhowe, this week.
Max DAVIS returned from New York City Friday, where he attended
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. A. DAVIS, who died there
several days ago.
Mrs. C.E.F. BURNLEY and daughters, were here Monday enroute
east.
Mrs. Mary BERGER, the wife of Mike BERGER, died at her
home on Merrick's Land on Saturday after a lingering illness of more
than three months from lung trouble. Mrs. BERGER has resided in
Pocahontas for the past twenty years. She was a member of the
Presbyterian church of this place, and was buried from that church on
yesterday. She was a native of Hungary. Her husband has been in the
employ of the Pocahontas Collieries Company for twenty years.
Bluestone - Misses Virginia and Rosa SUMMERS
spent Saturday and Sunday with homefolks.
Mrs. S.R. NASH visited homefolks on Mudfork Saturday.
Miss Aletha TABOR, of Graham, was on Bluestone Saturday. W.W. HALE spent part of last week with relatives on Brush fork.
Born, March 3rd to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry TABOR, a boy; to Mr. and
Mrs. Will BANE, a girl.
Miss Victoria TABOR, who has been sick so long is improving.
A birthday party given by Miss Virginia TICKLE furnished most
delightful entertainment for the young people. Refreshments of cake,
custard and candy were served on a table beautifully decorated with
violets and myrtle. Miss Virginia was the recipient of some nice
presents and the best wishes of her numerous friends.
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