 |
 |
|
Mr. and Mrs. Henry OSBORNE, and three children,
Roanoke; Mr. and Mrs. John MCGRAW and Miss Maggie MAYERS,
of Newport News, are visiting relatives and friends here, guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James OSBORNE and Mr. and Mrs. F.M. MYERS.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MYERS, of Roanoke, are expected here
tomorrow to visit their father, A.J. MYERS and brother, F.M.
MYERS. This happy couple were married at Roanoke on last Friday.
Mrs.. MYERS was a Miss RYLEY, of Roanoke. The many friends
of Mr. MYERS wish them much happiness over life's troublesome
sea, and in after years may they fully realize that "this world is
nothing but trouble and satisfaction nohow."
Mrs. T.A. REPASS, of Indian, visited our town on last Wed. night,
and was invited to attend prayer meeting at Union church and to conduct
same. She gave a talk which was enjoyed very much by all present. We
wish she could be with us often, as her presence and Christian work is a
help to any community. She was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. STEELE,
while here.
Fred GILLESPIE, John GILLESPIE, Rex STEELE, and
James NEELE spent Saturday night in Bluefield. Fred and Rex were
on their way from the Republican convention at Bristol. They visited
friends at Abingdon when Blacksburg while away.
Ralfee GILLESPIE left Sunday for Tazewell, where he will attend
the High School.
STEELE, HURT and Company are taking inventory of their
stock of merchandise.
School opened yesterday with good attendance. Misses Effie WILLIAMS
and Bessie BROWN are teachers.
Rev EVANS, Crockett's Cove, preached at Christian church Saturday
night and Sunday night to a large crowd.
Henry ROBINETT was home from Berwind Sunday.
|
