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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12
E. SUMPTER SMYTHE, BEDFORD CITY, VA.

SOW. old lady, be sensible.
AVA, goin' 20 hurt You if you're qu.et.
Keep your head covered and lay sin.
I've got sX-shooter here, and if you
screech, fire.
Are you a burglar?' says |.
Form your own conclusions, SAYS
he, only don't Shrek. l shouldn't
want to live if | was an old woman.
but pr'aps you do
We'll, l kinder wondered what for
myself but l did, and laid still and
only shrunk inwardly.
After a while there was no more
poking at the bureau and rafting in
the closet; and then l heard creaking
all over the house and a shrek some
where, and | didn't know but there
was murder done; and / thought OF nv
poor invalid, and if he was in that
wretch's hands, poor man, and
thought over all the stories I'd read
Of dreadful tragedies, and l felt for
for all my bOarders, but most of all
for the poor invalid that couldn't helm
himself; but it wasn't until all was
quiet as the grave that | dared sit up
and then it was daylight. And then
courage came to me, and put my head
out of the window and shrieked. No
body heard me at first, but at last
there were two policemen, with their
clubs, and then l put on my water
proof and went down stairs.
You've been robbed, that's plain
said the policeman; but is anybody
hurt?'
Murdered in their beds, I've no
doubt, says 1. And l thought it must
be so: but it was better than that.
Some were gagged and some were
tied, and dear little Mr., Beckett was
rolled up in blanket, like a rollypoly
pudding, and pinned in. And diam
monds and clothes and everything was
gone, poor dears. And even the Indian
idol from Mrs. Smith mantepiece.
And as for me, l hadn't a spoon left.
and nothing to put ON but the water
proof cloak. But nothing dreadful had
happened except ~ he invalid gentle
man. He had disappeared.
They've murdered him, says /.
They've carried him off for ram
son. says Mrs. Squizzle. The Ital.
ians do that, you know
Maybe he's thrown himself out of
the window in a fright says Mira
Smith.
There we all stood, mostly In
blankets and such, and made sugges-
tions. |, for one, knew l SHOULD find
him down cellar, .weltering in hig
gore. What did you say? Did we;
Oh, no, we didn't. No. The police
snan gave the first hint of the truth.
Your invalid is your burglar says
he. It's easier to open a door from
inside than from out. reckon
know the man. It's Sly Tom, as they
,all him. He's been up to this dodge
lefore
And so it was, sir, so 1t war Mrs.
jerrup got back her diamonds. but y
never got back ny spoons; and no Of
'ense, sir-no destinations. I'm sure
his invalid gentleman is all that ono
Gould wish-alll Oh, / feel quite
positive of that, and no offense: but
With an invalid in the house | should
De Obliged to sit up in the bed all
hight. l should have nerves to that
sx,ent. No, no invalids for me: but
Mrs. Vompkins over the way has new
sr had such an experience, and I'd
'eeommend VOC to can there.
No. noi DO not believe Mr. We'd
serby. your friend, to be a burglar.
'2iy i Cannot accommodate invalids
jfter Mr., Bolter.a
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

II. d. lfnffords who sues for TIE benefit
of himself and all other creditors who
VIII come into this suit and contribute to
Tue cost tnereo OF, Complainant,
VS.. In Chancery
Lucy R0ach's admir- ct ais.
TO. x. ID. ilufford John w. Crockett.
sheriff OF Tazeweil County, Va, and as
such administrators of Lucy Roach decd
I.ockett Roach, Clementine Roach and
Arnie Ellis.
TAKE NOTICE. that on the 10th dav
OF August, 1893, at my Law Office at Taze-
we'll, Va, shall proceed to take the ac
count In the above styled cause, as order
ed by the Circuit Court OF TaZewell conn.
~. Va, at its April Term 1898, at which
time and place you are required to be
present with such evidence as will enable
me to make said report as directed.
VII SEXTON, Com. i'm Chan.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12
FRIDAY AUGUST -, 1898.
SOME DISTRICT TfLK.

The campaign for Congress i'm
this district is now on and the peo-
pie engaged in it and the princi.
pies they espOuSe will be legiti.
mate subjects of discussion and
criticism. The NEWS will discuss
both men and measures fairly and
fearlesSly. The election of Gen.
Walker two years ago was the re-
suit largely of the most shameless
prostitution of the franchise. and
his friends have no hone i'm this
campaign of his election by an
honest vote of the people. That
he and his friends expect to sue
coed is graNely doubtful, but if
they do cherish such a hope it is
based alone on the idea of pur-
chased votes. In the face of the
acknowledged diSafection in every
county and almost every precinct
in the district his candidacy at
first glance seemed too absurd to
he considered seriously. When it
was finally known that he had
promised TO enter the race men
said IT was only that he might
contest the seat of his competitor.
alter the manner of the EpcS.
Thorpe contest and take his chan
ccs. This is probably now his fix.
eel intention, but it is likely that
his defeat will be too decisive to
make the course practicable even
before a Republican Committee.
Gen. Walkers Congressional
record is not a brilliant one. lie
Is big man out here i'm the South.
west and especially in certain
neighborhoOdS in Wythe and Pu-
laSki, but down in Washington he
didn't overShadow things To any
remarkable extent. and other oh.
JectS could he seen i'm his immcdi-
ate neiShbOrhOOd. This is no re
Election on his intelligence or zeal.
1t Is just a m0urnful fact which we
all deplOre. There were 50 many
others there, all Of them more or
less prominent, that the General
Just became one of the herd. and
when he beloved anathemaS
against the institutions and pcoplc
of his native State, his antics only
attracted mild-epcd wonder. that
a VlrSInian could be found who
would foul the home nest. We
shall say nothing unkind of Gen.
Walker, we admire him for MANY
excellent qualities, not including
his remarkable political versatility
but when from time to time il be.
comes necessary to say things per
tlnent TO the canvass, we shall
doubtless say them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12

1t is gradually dawning on the
public mind that the two Depart
mcnt favOritcS who were pushed
to the front i'll Cuba, hadn't much
but official influence in their favor.
That Gen. Shafter a helpless noun.
tam of flesh should have been sent
to command the army, and that
the only officer in the American
Navy, who is capable of robbino
bis fellow officers Of justly earned
fame, should have been hoisted
over the heads Of his seniors. shows
that some powerful influence has
been at work in their favor. Shat.
ter heads the anti West Point fac
tlon III the army and he is from
the same State as the Secretary of
War. SIMPSONS rise land faln is
doubtless due more to Schlev's IN.
popularity in the Navy Depart.
ment than to his own pull.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12

Senator El&inSof West Virginia,
whose phenomenal success in life
Is the best proof oi his good judg-
mcnt, thinks we should retain the
Philippines, for reasons of nation.
al policy. He might go farther
and say that we should retain the
Philippines for reasons of human.
ity, for If we release the people to
Spain we turn them over to assured
oppression, and if we release them
TO any other government war is
likely to result. Our government
should retain the Archipeligo and
II necessary pay Spain a money
compensation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12

digestion is often taken for consumd.
ton. The word cons1mntjon maans
wasting away, and diSpeptics often waste
away as badly as cOnsumptives.
The reason people waste away is he
cause either they don't get enough to eat.
or they don't digest what they do eat
III the latter is your trouble take Shaker
Digestive Cordial. This will help Won
to digest your food and stop your loss of
flesh. Shaker Digestive Cordial is made
from herbs, banks amp the Juices of fruits.
by, The well-known Shakers at Mount
lebanon. 1t possesses great tonic and
digestive powers
Shaker Digestive Cordial has cured
many supposed consumptives (who were
really dispeptics), by simply helding
their stomachs to digest their food. thus
giving them nOurishmept and new
strength. Sold by druggists. Trial bot
tie 10 cents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12

Let us reverently thank God
that He moved old Joe Wheeler
to 90 into the army as the repre-
sentative of a class, and that the
chances of war gave him an oppor-
tunity TO show what Confederate
soldiers can do in defence OF our
common country.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12
Farmers Are cfubabIe.

There are 300 farmers clubs in Mich
gan, with total membership OF TO-
700, and they are being urged to look
sharply after the nominations for the
STATE Legislature at the next election.
ma TO see thae they go to men VINO
viii care for the farmers interests.
It is proposed to have a club in every
.Ownshin
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12
a Family OF Criminals.

Three men and two women OF the
same family were admitted to the
frankfort, CKy.) penitentiary one day
'ecently. The men were habitual
criminals, one having served three
previous terms and the others two
terms each.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12

In the division of the Spoils in the
Nebraska Fusion Convention the
other day. y Populist heads the
ticket for Governor, then comes a
silver Republican, then more Pop.
uliStS and, finally a Democrat an.
pears in the list for Attorney Gen
eral. 1t doesn't appear whether
tins was all the Democrats expect.
ed, or simply all that the POPS
didn't want. Perhaps they didn't
have a lawyer in the party.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12

Mr.. McKinlcy has done many
things well during the brief period
of war, but the most conSpIcuouS
evidence of horse sense he has
displayed was given IN his positive
refusal TO demand the recognition
of the So-called government of Gu
ba. In this, like his predecessor
he was unmovcd by public clamor.
and Scrcncly obliviouS To the most
remarkable craze that has ever
swept over this country.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
East End Notes.

The funeral of Mr.. w. H. Fowlkes
took place from the Fourth Baptist
Church on Sunday evening last the
pastor Rev. Payne officiating. The
church was literally packed with
friends OF deceased from various parts
OF the city, who having heard of his
sad demise we're out to pay the last
tribute Of respect to his memory.
The following organizations with
xhich he was connected were in at
tendance in large numbers: Blooming
Lily Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Thes-
soIonian club OF which he was the hon
ored president, and the Star OF the
East Council, /. O. OF st. Luke. OF
which, at recent meeting he was
elected Worthy +. s.
The Pall-bearers were Messrs. W. A
Williams, George E. Booker. J. y. Lee
J. g. Harris, Il. A. Mayo, A. J. Taylor
Andrew Anderson and Irwin ParhRm
Honorary. Messrs. Archer Coles, Geo
w Gillian, w. II. Robinson and Jas
Butler. The casket was a handsome
one, and there were many costly funer
al designs.
Undertaken Cooke Brothers furnish
ed the burial. and the interment wa
i'm the East End Memorial Cemetery
The funeral of Miss Matte Patter'
son who departed this life on Saturda!
morning last took place from the 4tl
Baptist Church OF which she was
mem Der, on last Monday evening
The deceased was very young
and well-known being connected witt
one of the most highly respected fami
lies CT this section.
y he pail bearers were -Messrs. Gee
+. Booker, George w. Gillian, Hamle
Robinson, William II. Robinson. lisa
iah Carter and William Burke Hon
orary James @. Harris and Edga
Hitchings.
The Women's Home Mission Societ
will hold their quarterly meeting at tn
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Sunda
evening at o'clock. A special pre-
gramme has been arranged. Mrs. W
| D. Harris. Pres dent; Miss Ii. r. Jack
son, Secretary.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Mannin
was preached at the Rising Mount Zio
Baptist Church Sunday morning, Jun
II. Her pastor, Rev. Daniel James OF
ficiated.
Miss Tossie-P. f. VIII ting is visitin
friends in Baltimore.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
Samaritan Anniversary.
RIcHMoND, Va, June 8, 1891

RICHMOND, Va, June @, 1898.
Ats O'Clock, the Good Samaritan
Hall, corner 9th and Duval streets, was
beautifully Illuminated and decorated
on the 9Th, the occasion being the eel
ebration of the 32d anniversary Of the
!. o. Of Good Samaritans and Daugh-
tiers Of Samsria. The housewas crowd.
ed, and on the rostrum were many
Past Grand Officers and Grand Officers
namely. Past Grand Officers. Sisters
Mary j. Smith, Louisa Nelson, Martha
Johnson; Grand Officers, Mr.. O. w.
Noon, g Secretary Mrs. M. James, 6.
A. Sec ; Mr.. w. H Hatcher, of Man
chester G. DC; Mr.. J. w. Thomp-
son. q. d. c.; j. 3. Taylor, d Rev.
Coleman.
Too much praise cannot be given to
the ladies for their untirin0 efforts in
getting up this nice affair.
The committee are as follows -
Chairman, Mrs. Martha johnson. as
sistant chairman, Mrs. Virginia Deane.
treasurer, Mrs. s. A. White, secretary,
Mrs. Mary L.. Smith, chaplain, Mrs s..
j. Washington, conductresses, Miss c.
Oliver and Mrs. Julia Harris. sentinel.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson; Mechanics T..
Matthews, II. Johnson, e. Clarke, Har-
riet Johnson, Mary Williams, Lucy
Gray, Onnie Coleman. Ellen Randolph
Rachel Jones, Louisa Lockley and 9TH
ers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
FROM CLIFTON FORGE.


CLIFTON FoReE, VA. June IA, 'Ss.
We have been having very hot and
dry time during the past week.
Our churches were we'll attended
Sunday.
Rev. d. A. Reid had been i'll all the
week, but was able to go out and
feed his flock in the morning and even
Rev. H. johnson being very i'll San-
day his pulpit was filled morning and
evening by Rev. w. ID. Scott. In the
morn: ng, Rev. Scott preached on the
New Birth" st. John 81. He hand
led this subject as one who had given
it a great deal of thought and study.
In the evening, the Rev. preached
from Hebrews 2:3. Both services
we're we'll attended and all went home
we'll pleased.
We are glad to see Rev. johnson out
again after a close confinement to his
room for several days.
Mrs. Fl. Lewis continues very i'll.
Rev. Hackett of Harrisonburg, Va,
stopped over one night with deacon /.
s. Dawson.
Little Augustine Brown is much bet
ter at this writing.
Miss J n. Poindexter left few days
since for Louisa, Richmond and Pc
tersburg,
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Fl. P.
Cobbs, graduate of the class of 'o8, V.
N. and C.I. in our midst again.
The PLANET's position mo officers
no fight" is one that every right think
ing man, be he black or white is COM
PEELED to acknowledge as being fair
and just.
say did you see how the PLANETS
editor handled the Washington Post
Richmond Times and Dispatch last
week. Well those papers wont tackle
him again with their prejudice and
bias arguments.
Yours, Uno.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

0ers OF the Fret Church Is UNDESIRABLE. !
For q week or 50 Mrs. Coy has been
talking from her pulpit (porchl 60
number Of young people who make
great game OF her. Her preaching, as
she calls il. is the greatest display OF
ignorance we have ever witnessed or
read. IL ia a disgrace 60 that vicinity
and shame upon the people who toll
crate it. Moreover, IL is public rui-
sanee It has been said by some that
she il losing her mental capacity, and
predicted by others that she will soon
| land in the Central Lunatic Asylum AT
Petersburg, which is not over % miles
j from this city. We hope Mrs. Coy is
I not losing her mind. II she would
preach the gospel IN its entirety. we
believe hundreds would line up in front
of her porch TO hear the blessed word ;
but abusing the neighbors and the peo-
pie in general is a bad lesson indeed
love thy neighbor as thyself." Has
Sister Coy ever preach from this APP
propriate text2 do unto others a
you would have them do unto you
How is this one my sister for next Sun
day before night meeting7"
LISTENER "
Mr.. Moses Hopson, leader OF the Zior
Baptist Church choir is the younges
man we know OF in Virginia holding
such position. We predict for him
success. His choir rendered very fin
music not long since at the First Bap
fist Church.
Mrs. Annie E. Blackwell continue
very sick at her home on 18th st. Sh
has the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
The fair conducted by Mrs. n.
Robinson, assisted by others was a sue
cess.
BIG TWO.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
FROM SALEM.
SALEM, VA. June IA, 1898.


Mr.. Editor,
Dear Sir:-Plesse allow space in
your valuable journal for few words
from Salem. Zion was the Gentle Of
attraction last Sunday and especially
SO at the nj. +. and Shiloh Baptist
Churches, as they observed Children
Day"
Prof. w. R. Wilson conducted the
exercises at the NJ. +. Church and we
learn that they we're very creditable
That of the Shiloh was also good and
Miss Pearl +. Turner deserves special
credit for the very efficient way in
which she handled the music.
On account of next Sunday being
rally day at several OF the churches
the S :. Institute of which Mr.. A. b
Campbell is president, will postpone
their meeting until next month.
The FIRST Baptist Church will have
their grand rally the 4tb Sunday Of
the present month.
The lawn party of Shiloh Baptist
Church began last Monday night will
large attendance. All seemed to en-
JOY themselves highly. MANY young
couples were engaged in their tete-a
tete, and ere long we expect many
"nuptial knot" as the out come.
Mrs. Mary Rice Hayes, the accom-
plished wife of Prof. q. w. Hayes, anC
her little daughter, Minnie, are tn
guests for few days of Rev. and Mrs
r. r Fox.
We are yuors with best wishes 70
success of the PLANET,
S.R. ANDERSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
OPPOSED 70 CONQUEST.
William ]. Bryan's First Public
Utterance on the War.
UPHOLDs THE ADMINISTRATION.

Declares rhet Our Government Only
Took UP Arms When Compelled TO
Choose between War and Sorvilo Ac-
Quiescenco In BarbRrous Cruelties.
Omaha, Neb.. June 15.-The Nebraska
building at the exposition was dedi-
Gated yesterday with appropriate cere-
mony amid the plaudits OF thousands
OF the states citizens. Governor Hol-
comb and his stan took part in the ex-
crclses. along with many OF the states
most distinguished residents The prin-
cipal speaker OF the day was Hon
William J. Bryan. ana the grafton was
notable as being his FIRST public dec
laratiOn On the war ISSUE He said In
partf
''Yvar r. harsh: II In attended by hard
ship and suffering: It means a vast ex-
penditurs OF men and money. We may
well pray for the coming of the time,
promised In Holy Writ. when the spears
shall be beaten into pruning hooks and
| the swords into plowshares: but uni
versal peace cannot come until JUS
tice is enthroned throughout the world
jehovah deals with nations as he deals
! with men. and for both DEGREES thai
the wages OF sin is death Until thu
/ right has triumphed IN every land and
love reigns I'm every heart government.
must as a last resort appeal to force.
"Our nation exhausted diplomacy II
it's efforts to secure a peaceful solution
Of the Cuban question, and only tool
I'D arms when II was compelled t
choose between war and servile acqui
escence I'm cruelties which would hav'
been a disgrace to barbarism-
History will vindicate the position
taken by the United States in the wa
with Spain. In saying this I assum
that the principles which were invoke
In the Inauguration OF the war win b
observed in it's prosecution and con
: clusion- II a contest undertaken 10
the sake OF humanity degenerates int
a war of conquest we shall find It dii
hcult TO meet the charge OF havin
added hypocrisy to greed. Is our ma
: tional character so weak that we car
: not Withstand the temptation TO ar
propriat0 the first piece of land ths
: comes within our reach7
ITO infiict upon the enemy all pot
? sibls harm is legitimate warfare, bl
shall we contemplate a scheme for II
colonization of the Orient merely b'
cause our feet won a remarkable VII
! tory I'm the harbor of Manila? o.
s guns destroyed a Spanish feet, but ca
. they destroy that self evident trut
J that governments derive their ju
I. powers-not from superior force-b'
from the consent of the governed7"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

Miss J. A. Russell OF Cumber-
land County is in the city, the guest
of Miss W. A. Allen, 9l3 st. John st.
Mrs. Mary Hardy is in the city
from Philadelphia, the guest of Mrs.
Lawson Brown, her sister, 900, corner
8lst and.O st. She is under the skill
full treatment Of DIR. 4. T.. Jones. She
will be glad to see her friends.
Col. M. D. Meekins was recently
elected as keeper Of Calvary Cemetery
in Norfolk. There were two nominees,
Frank Gillian and Col. M. ID. Meekins.
Mrs. Mary f. Hines hassreturn.
ed to the city from Trenton, N. J.
She is now visiting MIR. Sames Hines
on Mechanicsville Turnpike.
Mrs. Emily l. Murray of Wash
ington, d. c.. sister of Madame Fanny
Payne Walker is in the city, guest OF
Mrs. Mary ]. Mayo. LOO w. Leigh st.
Rev. D. f. Robinson, formerly OF
Elizabeth, n. j., has been called to the
pastorate of the Tabernacle Baptist
Church of Newark, N. J., to succeed
Rev. c. IL. Garlick. He was installed
June 7.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
&C J..
FROM ORANGE AND EAST ORANGE
Interesting Items Gathsred-Personals
Mentioned.
ORANGE AND EAST ORANGE, n. J.
June ID. 1898.

!.
June IL. 1898.
Orange is enjoying the pleasant be-
cir ming OF summer. The beautiful
shady groves and avenues about Or
anee and especially East Orange give
IL a degree OF pleasure even in the sui
try summer days. The war news rs
about the only news generally discuss
ed around these points at present.
Orange is not lacking in the spirit OF
patriotism. The national eagle is not
only floating from the public buildings
and business blocks, but many OF the
churches and dwellings are draped in
the stars and stripes.
Mr.. s. w. Rutherford, Deputy of the
Northern Division, G.. u. .. of 7. X.
spoke in East Orange Tuesday night to
a large audience.
Mrs. S. n. Hin of East Orange left
the city Friday, Sd inst. Co visit her
aged mother, Mrs. Nancy Brown. who
is very i'll at her home in Lynchburg
| Va.
MIR. Pinkney Walker OF New York
was the guest OF Mr.. J, @. Davenport
Sunday.
Mrs. Davenport is out again after q
short attack OF malaria.
Miss Dorothy Bailey of East Orange
will spend the summer with her aunt
at Sea Bright, N, J.
Miss Salena Smith, one Of Rich
mond's popular young ladies residing
here, has been indisposed, but is nov
convalescing. She will return to hel
old home in the early Fall.
MIR. Lesley 2. Till was presented
with a nice cornet by two of the lsdI
teachers CT st. Johp NJ. +. Sunda,
School. He is using the horn in thu
school. 1t is hardly necessary to sa,
that Jhe school highly appreciates tn
} interest shown by their white friend
and teachers. who are Miss Lath
: bury, Miss Creyman, Miss Oliver
, Miss Morehouse. Mrs. Moor and MI
: McGinn. Mr.. McGinn's instruction
: to the Bible class of young men are al
: ways interesting and instructive.
: The following officers were installe
= at the meeting of the Epworth Leagu
I Sunday afternoon, June 9Th, for tn
preceding six months president
: Mrs. Louisa Henry; lst Vice Presiden
Z Mr. :. III. Cox I'd Vice President, Nj
Q NJ. B West, Sd Vice President, Mr.. I
= L. Monstgue 4ih Vice President, Mr.
: A. E. Henry Secre tary, Miss Mani
T Reamer Asst. Sec'y., Miss l. M. Tsy
n Tor; Librarian, Mr. Albert Branson
!, Organist. Miss Ida Page; Treasures
L Mrs. Mildred Moore The meeting
Il are we'll attended.
If those who fall should strive
rise again do no put your dirty foot c
them. Give them your hand. A hiI
e to the wise Is sufficient.
! st. Fl.