The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-24
BRANDENBURo.

ISOLATION next Saturday at Sandy Hill.
Go to the Brandenburg Normal and
study elocution, a fine course is offered
without extra cost
The largest and best equipped schools
for teachers in this section of Kentucky
is at Brandenburg,
Circuit Court convenes to-day Mon
day }. 1 don't know about the docket
but the first day draws crowd anyhow.
ROB. Martin, of Greensboro, is here to
see his sister, Mrs. George Worland.
Rob is looking fine and it seems natural
to have him here.
II it doesn't blow, or snow, or rain
that is If the elements are on their good
behavior, I'll see the pretty wedding at
Sandy Hill Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. E. Bondurant Monday afternoon
That noble band is still doing an impor-
tant work in the NJ. E. Church
The teachers in Brandenburg Normal
have spent their money and their lives
trying to prepare to help Young men
and women. Write for circulars.
Teachers meeting at Mrs. George Cas-
perke's Thursday night. All are INVITED
who are interested in Sunday School
work and tn e study Of the Bible.
| The ool,,r,n ad;tod h., NJ AgaEl.o,,
in the Last issue was thoroughly enjoya-
BILE and contained sound advice. We
welcome her gladly to our columns.
We are glad to know Misses Ellen
Munford and Mary Lewis will sing next
Saturday at the Teachers Association.
They will add much to the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Drury, OF Bewley-
vile spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
John Fraker. We are always glad to
have Mr.. and Mrs. Drury enjoy church
services with US.
Misses Carrie and Sophia Kheinckle
OF Louisville, came down Sunday to see
their aunt, Mrs. Chas. Casperke. They
have often made visits here and are
especial favorites.
Miss Maydee is at home. She saw
julia Arthur in More Than Queen" at
her first appearance Monday night the
10Th and is, Of course, enthusiastic over
her impersonation Of Josephine.
DR.. P. w. Foote'S article on "Cows in
Zero Weather was certainly worth tell
ing. No guessing or stretching, but
facts, data, minute details all given. 1
don't agree with the doctor though in
thinking the dairy does not interest peo-
pie generally. believe they take more
interest in items pertaining to good milk
and sweet butter and how best to have
both the year round than any other farm
product.
Miss Ella Hughes Smith and Mr.. Joe
Ashcraft will be married at Sandy Hill
church to-day "wednesday the Rev.
Mr.. Duvall officiating. Miss Minnie
Bland will play Mendelsshon's wedding
march as the bridal party enters and
Loves Dream while the ceremony is
being said. Miss Ella paid Minnie quite
a compliment by saying "you are my
choice above all others to play the wed.
ding march," This writer extends
hearty congratulations.
Brother Litchfield gave us one OF his
best efforts on Sunday night on "Char-
acter-Christian Character" Brother
Litch6eld is 80 jealous, 80 anxious and
pleading in his manner to better and up
lift human beings. His voice is msgnif-
icent, deep and full. He is man of fine
physique with cheerful, pleasant man.
ner which goes to impress his hearers.
He is young himself and loves young
people and is anxious to aid them in
Christian walk through life.
Sunday was an ideal day for mid-win.
ter, bright, sunny and balmy, which
brought out large congregation to hear
the presiding elder, Brother Carrel, who
gave us deep discourse on the familiar
text of Nicodemus and his question to
Christ. He clearly demonstrated what
it takes to inherit the Kingdom of God,
or Heaven-a new birth-a spiritual one.
He explained infant baptism and why
infants were thus dedicated to the Lord,
most beautifully. Brother Carols man.
ner is easy and his tone conversational
and earnest. The choir sang unusually
well. The Lords supper was admins
tel ed. Brother Litchheld's baby was
christened