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On last Thursday afternoon at 3:30, a linen tea towel shower was given at the home of Mrs.
C.T. PEERY by Miss Georgie PEERY, and Mrs. Bane PEERY in honor of Miss Eloise
BUSTON, a bride to be. There were hemstitched, embroidered, and some with crocheting on them. All were beautiful. Lovely refreshments were served, the color scheme being white and yellow.
The following young people are camping on Little River at the Sycamore Camp: Misses Annie Ruth
KILGORE, of Coeburn; Kate HARMAN, Ollie Kate GILLESPIE, Narcissa
THOMPSON, Grace JOHNSON, Louisa WITTEN, Marie BAKER, Miss Lou
WITTEN as chaperone. Messrs. Robert MOSS, Reese JOHNSON, John
HARMAN, Dan LYNCH, Jim Sam GILLESPIE, David HURT, Cecil
MARTIN, George MARTIN, J.J. GREEVER, E.F. WITTEN, Moss
PEERY, and Charles JONES. This party expects to be in camp about ten days.
Elbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. BUCHANAN, Gratton, received injury to his eye, on last Saturday afternoon, which may result in the loss of sight. He, with a party of young people, were playing croquet on the lawn of Mr.
P.G. BAUGH, when by some means he received a blow in the eye from his mallet. He was taken to Bluefield on Monday to the sanitarium. The
physicians said there is a possibility of saving the eye if no complications set up. The accident is the more regrettable from the face that he had only one eye, having lost the other some years ago.
The following young people of this town, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. John D.
PEERY, are camping on the waters of Wolf Creek; Misses Georgie PEERY, Elizabeth
WHITE, Karl BUNDY, Miss CRADDOCK, guest of Miss WHITE, and Miss
SHACKLEFORD, guest of Miss KISER; Messrs. Glenn PEERY, Robert
LEWIS, Harold PEERY. The party expects to remain in camp for two weeks.
Mrs. John E. JACKSON, Miss Louise and Mr. John ELLIS, are spending a week at Eggleston Springs, in Giles.
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