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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
BothF{Wrists Brokssn,s.'

fl;yvinston Samuel, q a oolorsd driver. fell
from aat hay wa gou yesterday nornln k and
broke both Wrists, HeSwasS o. tended Ny Or,
str ole U Of the AM nee 60 rps, and ca Ned
ITO Hi hoins spnNH spgXE ST res Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
ass .s n NEW CORNERSTONE s. .55
Cnskie Il, Smith and George Watt Appolnt-
VA day. In

Judge r. Garter Scott OF the Henrico
Circuit Court, yesterday morning \ appoint ed
twoa new commissioners Of revenue Mr..
Caskie r. Smith was appotnt ed tor the up-
succeed Charles w, childrey,, and Mr. George
watt was appointed for the lower district
fFarneld 81 and Ynr!na, II to Il succeed y Sheriff
elect IL II, Ken p. sS li58 i5s
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TO Sail Next Saturday.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Glasgow and
their little daughter will sail from
England on Saturday, October 5th, for
New Y ork. They will come to Rich
niond from New IS ork IS and sls be 8Et he
guests Of Mrs. Glasgow's fat her Mt.
John 2. Branch. 5E5sfI5 S#
Mrs. Glasgow, who is considered one
| OF the hand SO NEST OF the Ang TO Ameri-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
&c So = B,Nl [ Sc q At
Wonderful Values II
iWo1nen's Magnii: ff|;ii /: emily !, Il
ailored Suits

Itis simply a case success based upon n crit
Wchave prepared for the greatest Fall bushes IA
our history, securing vast quantities Of he8most
exclusive styles won1en's garments, and we are
selling them at prices distinctly below Our
displays for this week are all absolutely
and there undoubtedly great advantage in max
ing your selections early. J.5B55s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01

rested again for refusing tn move VIII an oTs
9dored to do SO by Officer SIN atwood, Hss
will appear In, the RI slice Court again thik
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
I"Tur1uue4i Rlrh i Around

"A 4 negro Il nam cd James Thomas, 5waxEr re.
LEASED from TIL a. G ts yes erd Az lorn-
I ina but be fore Iii II nd ncat to get. !.
good lqek at ths esoya tseaz Syax !, a rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Foreign Model Suits at $3.50.

small price tor these exquisite
M chiffon END othsr very
include exclusive novelties as well Go Tn
conservative Effects. Only one Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Stunning Suits at $24.75.

Entire mode To-. misses and ssma Women:
Al
is fine serge II navy b1oWn nd gar 0A7E
ETC. Skirts in plated styles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01

Secretary Wilkins Mathews OF the
Board Of Fisheries, arrived in the city
yesterday and are al work compiling
data for their report wi Itch will prob-
at the Auditors offl ce. for soma time,
and Will pro bal " renal here for sew ~
a v
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03
Union Meeting Echoes.
City Tax Collector.

&
At Mud Creek Baptist church, a short
distance south of this city, on last FRI
day morning, continuing through to
Sunday noon. there was held q meeting
OF representatives from some of the
churches in the Carolina Association.
Services opened with song and prayer
by pastor Of Mud Greek Charch, Rev.
G. d. Cole.
The Introductory sermon was deliver.
ed by Rev. M. L. Lawson of this city.
A faithful outlining of active Christian
life and labor. Mr., Lawson though but
recently called to the passionate of the
First Baptist Church in this city and
not yet very much acquainted in the
rural districts ofthe Association, is
lbeing readily accorded q welcome greet
ing wherever opportunity puts him in
ouch with occasions that call for
c~onseccated ability in the promotion of
Christian enterprises.
"The need of pastoral work" and
kindred subjects claimed the attention
OF the meeting. Discussion by pastors
Cole, Lawson and others.
The Sunday morning services blended
very appropriately with the Sunday
School exercises, in which Rev. G. S.
Jones was pleased to respond, followed
by a sermon by Rev. W.. A. Norris. A
collection forthe Baptist Orphanage at
was cheerfully made by the
Amount contributed
being placed to the credit of the church
Sunday-school, whose hospitalities
kindnesses had been SO cordially
'endered, and gratefully appreciated.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03
Public Meetings.

Public meetings to inform the voter,
asto the exact facts in connection will
the new railroad will be held as below.
Everyone should make it a point tc
attend. The talks will be interesting,
short and snappy. Show your Interest
in the county's welfare by attending
these meetings.
Green River-Oct. 9th, at Z O'Clock,
II. H. Station, G. M. Pace, A. Cannon,
W. A. Smith, w. G. Rector.
Upward-0ct. 10, at IL O'Clock, w. W.
Rollins, j. j. Britt, A. Cannon, G.. J.
Edney, c. M. Pace.
Blue Ridge-Oct. TO- at Z o'clock, at the
Academy. Same names as above.)
Dalton School House-Oct. IL, at IL
O'Clock, w. A. Smith, ". C. Rector, o.
v. T. Blythe.
Bat Cave-oct. II. att O'Clock, (same
as above.)
Liberty-oct. IL, at IL O'Clock, Il. 8.
Anderson, Med. Ray, j. L. Orr, A. Can
non, Brownlow Jackson.
Fruitland-Oct. IL, at 7 O'Clock. A.
Cannon, w. G. Rector, G. J. Ednev.
Rrownlow Jackson, j. L. Orr, +. B. Free.
man,
Fleteher-oct. Ii, at IL o'clock, B. II,
Morris and MesSrs. Freeman, Cannon,
and Smith.
Upper Hooper's Greek, School House,
Oct. Ia at z o'clock, Messrs. Rector,
Freeman and Conner.
Mills River-Oct. 9, IL O'Clock, at the
Academy, Messrs. Blythe, Ewart, Nor
ris. Anderson, Woford.
Mt. Pleasant-Oct. 8, at z O'Clock.
(same, speakers al Above.0
Horse Shoe-Oct 10. at IL O'Clock,
Messrs. Norris, Ewart, Ray, Smith and
Anderson.
Etowah-oct. 10, Up. m. Same speak
ers as above.
Bowman's Bluf-Oct. IL, at o'clock,
at Bdleah churchs Ewart, Orr, Ander-
SOP, Williams, Pace.
Pleasant Grove-Oct. IL, at Z O'Clock
Hamilton. Orr. Shipman.
Crab Greek Church-Oct. IA, at IL
o'clock, Blythe, Ewart, Orr, Wofford.
Flat Rock-Oct. IA, at Z o'clock at
School House, Schenck, Pace, Wofford,
Rhodes.
Point Lookout-Oct. IA. at 7 O'Clock,
Williams, Anderson.
Bear Wallow-Oct. Is, at IL O'Clock,
Common. Freeman, Williams, Anderson.
Raven Rock-Oct. IA, at II. Pace,
Station, Davis.
Hendersonville-Oct. I6, atI1 O'Clock
Hon. Locke Craig, Judge Jeter G.
Pritchard, Gen. Thee. Davidson, Col.
] 4. Jones. and other speakers 81 note.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03
Of 0chIawaha Lodge No. 161.
I. O. 0. +.
HendersonviIle, N. @.

Sept. "A, 1907
Whereas, it has been the will of the
Almighty Father Of the Universe to call
from her earthly home to mansions in
the skys the mother of our esteemed
brother, J. +, Brooks; therefore be it
Resolved, that we as q lodge and as
individual members extend to brother
Brooks in this hour of sorrow, u
heartfelt sympathy, hoping that we
nay show by word and act our sorrow
in this of his great loss, knowing, that
he has lost his best friends beloved
mother. And to all of the bereaved
and sOr-owing n our. hearts 90 out
in sympathy. Let them not forget in
such an hour wisdom bids us all re-
member that love divine doth rule, and
will
IT'LL the UNI grows cold and the stars
are old,
"And the leaYes Of the judgement book
unfold"
Resolved further, that these thoughts
and wishes, expressing in some degree
our feelings, be spread on record on
our minutes, and that q copy of these
be transmitted to brother
Brooks and the ame be furnished the
local papers with q request to publish.
Adopted this oath day Of September,
1707.
WILLIAM DRAKE
i'm. ALLEN
ROBERT E. WARD
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03

There will be a Christian Harmony
singing at Willow Graded School house
on the fourth Sunday in October. Ev-
erybody invited and be sure and bring
your books. Dinner on the grounds.
Singing will be led by g. b. Norris,
Wash Hamilton and T. J. Shipman.
The Bank of Hendersonville will &C.
chpF on OF the stores in that new Office
building, next to Justus Pharmacy. and
tneir special requirements are being
considered ia the construction of the
building.
A.C. HaItiwanger, supt. of work at
lyman Heights, with his force of
.nea' mas gone to Columbia to take up
oACenslVe operations there for the cor
Rporatlon OF which the Hendersonvillo
realty Co. is a branch. The work
none mere by this company is a most
1toutCSple acquisition, and is a marked
SVrioe towards a more beautiful city.
a woodward, local leaves
J oray 1or Alabama. Any correspou-
9ence with the company should be
8. G.. ""' OulnWDlH'
iae Carolina Baptist Association will
neet on Thursday. 10th inst. at Rat
TSSEEe' In Henderson County
d Introductory sermon viii ::
the bnoai al eleven O'clocka. m.AlthoI
oneni roCner appointed to preach the
nro"ang sermon is not expected to be
a~resnon - Is well assured, however, that
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03
Crawford Honored.

The United States Secretary of Ag-
has selected a special com
.mlttee OF twelve senator's and repre-
sentatiVes to visit the proposed forest
reserve. The party, of which Congress
man w. T. rawfOrdis one, will leave
AsheV1lie sometime this month, and
Will make Its report to the secretary
before Congress conEenesin December.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03

Us. Holbert has gone to Greenville
for the winter.
NJ. F. Hetherington, editor of the
Lakeland News, Fla. is in town.
The Hustler carries no disgusting
patent medicine advertisements.
LesT-A package marked sc. cald-
well. Finder will be rewarded.
j. M. DERMID. Expressman.
New Home Sewing Machines at
ulazener's. $22.5 so cash. New lot just
received.
Williams has been in Brevar6 the
past Few days taking inventory of the
s9OcK In b. Patterson's store there.
j.. c. Morrow, who has been quite in
disposed ha recovered sufficiently to be
out again.
Walter Brannon's second SON fell from
q bicycle he was riding, Monday, and
was unconscious for some little time.
TChas. E. Pless went to Atlanta last
week, where he met New York drum
Goods.
Train No. AZ will make Sits last trim
South on Oct. 9th, No. Al. to Asheville
will make its last trip on same day. New
winter schedule goes into effect on
The Wavnesville Courier is now a
GWlce-a-Week paper. Waynssvi1le n a
i've own which affords the paper the
support it deserves.
Invitations are out announcing the |
marriage of Miss Sacie
Ewart and Mr.. George 81. Valentine at
The home of the bride, on next Tuesday,
Oct. Is.
Mrs. Jennie Cheatham has gone 20
N. c., where she will spend
,he winter, She will return in the
spring when she will reopen her de-
1ghtful home here.
Miss jamie Hughes Fox will leave soon
o visit DIR. and Mrs, J.. A. Howerton,
Va. DIR. HoWOEton was
MODERATOR okthe last General Assembly
II the Presbyterian church which met
t Birmingham, recently.
The third annual Haywood County !
a1S opens 9Th, at Wayne sVille :
fair this year will eclipse all former |
vents. and will be well worth q longer {
quincy than from HendersonyiIIe TO
.Vaynesville to witness. &
Claude Brown offers for sale, at less a
aan factory cost: StudebakOr one a
orse wagons at $32.5e, two-horse wa t
q sc 81. 30, and Florence wagons at
$500, These are less than factory :,
rlcess and the once big stock is snow al I
Iost gone.
Last Friday, a nine composed of bows
ON he town and a nine from the
AIDED school, had a warm game of
Ise ball at Barnwell Park. The town.
'yss won, o Is to 10, Batteries for
10 school, Thompson and Crowder. :.
the town, Garren and Rhinehart. A
Messrs. Harris and Trantham, pro- -
ietors OF the Belmont Cafe and the y
wing alley, have sold both and will D
turn to BreVard. Both these young n
pa have made scores of friends here, in
10 regret that business calls themtB
me- The restaurant will be conduct b,
on the same high plane as heretofore. N
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03
DogsI DogsI D
sDogsI

All owners of dogs are respectfully
requested TO call and pay the tax now
due on each dog. This will be the only
notice and you viii save cost and trou-
bic by calling and settling at once.
Yours respectfully
T. n. SMITH
City Tax Collector
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axes.

The city tax list is now in nv hands
Tor collection. All parties owing taxes
Tor the year 1907 are respectfully 9
quested &c settle at your earliest conye-
The ~town-needs every dollar
that is snow due. Yours truly,
sept. 20, ~. T. M. SMITH,
City Tax Collector.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03
The Long Winter Days will not
Seem SO Long if You are a
Reader of the Semi
Weekly Journal

weekly JOuIudL.
.CHOCK FULL Of news from the front
to the last page. NEWS WHILE 1T Is
FRESH.
A MARKET PAGE no up-to-date
farmer can afford NOT TO READ.
PAGE FOR THE LADIES, giving
useful household helps and hints, be-
sides other numerous features.
SEND FOR SPECIAL PREMIUM
OFFER AND TERMS TO AGENTS.
$4,000 IN CASH Prizes are now being
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the asking. CONTEST CLOSES DE-
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SPECIAL OFFER:
THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
REGULAR PICE1year, $1.00I
FHENCH BROAD HUSTLER
REGULAR PRIZE l year, $1.00|
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For Sale.

, Eighty acres fine land half cleared.
balance in timber, Half mile from Horse
Snoe Station. Also house and two acre
lot at Horse Shoe. Apply to.
w. j. ALLEN
Hendersonville. NC r. F. D No. 6.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
HINTON.

MIS-. Lula Jackson, field mission
airy of the Women's Convention Aux
iiary to the National Baptist Conven-
ton gave an interesting talk at the
Baptist Church Sunday evening, April
7th. ~.--. ...-,.,..'.-
Mr.. Thnrston filled the pulpit for
Rev. A. d. Lewis Sunday evening
and those who were present enjoyed
the discourse. A duet was sung by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Stroughter.
The Progressive Sons and Dangh-
terS met last week at the home of
Mrs. Deckerson On Bluff street.
The Young Peoples Club will give
a patriotic supper and drill Thu rsday
evening the 18th in the basement OF
the Second Baptist Church.
The missionary society met with
Mrs. Elm ma Christian last week
The Progressive Sons and Dau-
ghters met this week at the home of
Mrs. l.. Strange.
Miss Leila Strange Steele. who
spent the winter in Florida. returned
home Sunday much elated over her
trip.
Mrs. Charles lewis, of Richmond,
was the guest of Mrs. l.. Strange last
week.
Mr.. Linsy Langhorn has returned
from an extended trip to Richmond
and other points East.
Mrs. Green, who is a patient at the
Holley Hospital, is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Amanda Johnson. who has
been suffering from sprained knee.
is able to get around with the aid Of
a crutch.
Mr.. E. S. Packs marriage to Miss
Maud Thomas, OF Huntington, was
quite surprise to his many friends.
We welcome them to our community,
and may they have all of the joys this
life can afford.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
-, kr.s.r 4
ANDERSON.

y gs rev. u. c. Deans closed the revival
meeting at the Shiloh Baptist church
sunday might! Several conversions
IWsAtse aaAae and Ave were added to the
& 8 Rev. "a. ID. Lewis, who so ably as
sisted the pastor, left Thursday nighl
for RcAmSnd. e. ;.
Mrs. Jaf1es Brown is visiting
friends at Ronceverte.
GOdell, the little daughter of Mrs
Eftza Ward. died hast Saturday night
ShU had been sick for several weeks.
The funeral was conducted at the
house Sunday afternoon by Rev ID. C.
Deans
Fred Huskins, OF Charleston, was
the guest of his wife, Mrs. Mamie
Campbell-Huskins last Sunday.
Rev. "A. 'Becks has been returned to
\the sERStDrate of the M. E. -Church, and
wa 1hape for him much success in his
entire charge. .
latss Jennie Wilson entertained
Rev. ID. C. Deans and f. A. Boiling at
dinner oil saturday afternoon.
Lula M. jackson, Baptist field mis-
sionary, was in our town last week.
She gave an able and touching address
setting forth the deplorable condition
OF our relatives in Africa and request
Ing our assistance. Our people gave
her a good contribution.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
UNION.

The Women's Missionary Club met
at the home of Mrs. Mary Campbell on
Diamond Hill Thursday evening, with
Mrs. Mary Campbell presiding, and
attended to much business Several
new members were added. Friday ev-
enfng they gave an entertainment at
the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs Rose
Campbell and Miss Carolina Clair,
committee. PROF. Norman Bell rem.
1dered many beautiful and charming
selections on the organ. Miss Skip
worth Campbell, Miss Jessie Wright,
MISS Rosie Jamerson and Miss Eva
Patterson were most prominent in de.
liVering some very choice Rotations.
Chris Chambers Is on the sick list.
John Twist, of Salt Sulphur
Springs. spent the day in town call.
Ing on friends.
i Miss Rosie Bailey, the worthy SUP.
efintendent of the Sunday school Of
the let Baptist church, has gathered
around her quite q number Of schol
ars Rnd the school is progressing won
6eI1uIly.
pr. and Mrs. oliver Twist, of Salt
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
kANAWHA.

Mrs. j. w. Woods, who has been
very i'll for several days, is now able
10 be out again.
i. K. Johnson, of Loop Creek, was
here Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. John
son was Ell route to Youngstown, O.,
where he will spend the summer.
Miss c. B. Page closed here school
here April 9.
w. W. Lewis was at home Sunday
and Monday from Winifrede.
Miss Ivory Woods returned home
Thursday of last week from Eagle,
where she was the guest of her I'M
Gle, {. C. Woods, and Miss Bessie
Dow.
Mrs. r. B. Johnson was calling on
friends Thursday of last week.
Charles Page, student at the West
Virginia Colored Institute, was Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Page, Sunday.
w. ii. Jackson was visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Johnson
Sunday evening"
r. ID. Page is able to be out again
after a short illness
Mrs. S. r. Lewis is much improv-
ed at this writing.
Miss Lillian Sellers returned to
Charleston Tuesday of last week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
4>.ARROCRSVILLE.

J. J. Johnson and Miss Wroute, OF
GuyandOtte, were visiting friends
here Saturday.
In the recent revival conducted by
Revs. Scott and Kinney, the holy
spirit seemed to have come with all its
quickening power, as only one who
attended the meeting refused the in
yitation of salvation.
Rev. Meadows and wife of Hunt.
ingtOn, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
J.. A. Hicks Sunday.
Mrs E. M. Higgins, of Hot Springs
Va, and sister, NJ !Ss Anna Johnson
were visiting relatives here last week
on their way TO their former home
Mrs. KilgOre was visiting in Hun
tington last week.
Miss Berthe Johnson spent Sunday
at her home at Midway, and was VERY
glad to lind piano recently installed
Rev. Scott preached a very mastery
sermon Sunday morning, while Rev
Meadows filled the Tostrum in the af
ternoon.
Owing to the very unfavorable con
dition of the river, baptizing wa1
postponed Sunday
Frank Chiffon, OF Huntington, wa:
in town Sunday
Little Anna and Hortense Hill
who have been i'll with measles, ARK
able to be out again.
Mrs. Luke Hicks is visiting relative.
in Huntington
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
WESTON,

Presiding Elder S. P. West held
his second quarterly meeting on last
Sunday, and he attended conference
on the following Monday night. The
elder came to town early in the
week for rest from his labors. He
preached several excellent sermons
while here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of
Buckhannon, spent Sunday here with
Mr.. Smiths mother, Mrs. Louisa
Grant.
Miss Lizzie Robinson, Of Clarks-
burg, made a most favorable impress
sion here a musician. She had
charge Of the musical part Of the pro-
gram of the Weston Colored Schools,
which closed Friday night
The piano solo rendered by her
was simply grand. We are very
much indebted to her for the inval-
liable SeTViC rendered on said occas.
ron. She left Saturday morning for
| her home.
n. G. Gardner, of Warrington, was
the guest Of VIM. Jackson several
days last week. He remained over
to see the closing exercises of the
cOlored schools. He left Saturday for
Baltimore whore he will remain for
some time.
Several visitors whose names we
could not learn were in the city the
greater part Of last week
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
MI. CARBON.

Rev. George r. kenney, Of Point
Pleasant filled our pulpit on the first
sunday OF this month and preached
two able sermons.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson, president
or the Women's Baptist State Conven-
tlon, is the guest of Mrs. M. S. Reid
Rev. j. j. Turner was called to
Gauley Bridge Sunday to unite in
wedlock Mr.. Lewis Darlington and
Mrs. Rosa Dawson.
>. N. Winbush, who was sick at
the last writing, is much better.
j. w. johnson is confined to his
bed with severe illness.
Rev.S E. Williams filled his regn-
lar appointment at Eagle Sunday.
Mrs. M. S. Reed and Mrs. S. E. Will
llams are preparing to give an enter
ta1nment for the Sunday school, Mon
day night.
Thomas Carter has again resumed
work after an illness Of six weeks.
After a sudden illness. Mrs. Mary
Rolling is improving.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
GUYANDOTTE.

Mrs. Fannie Johnson, of Hunting
ton, is spending few days with Mrs
Mfllie Layne.
Miss Emma Wroute was calling on
Mrs. Mary Johnson at Midway.
Alex. TWyman will leave this week
for Caperton on BUSINESS
MT. and Mrs. Henry Jackson went
to Huntington Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holland were
SHOPPING in Huntington Saturday.
Miss Violet Layne was shopping iIt
Huntington Saturday.
Mrs. Kitty Robinson and her son
Herbert, are i'll at this writing.
Miss Caroline Robinson was called
home because of her mothers illness.
Rev. D. w. Perdew preached here
Sunday
Mrs. Bessie Johnson, of Huntington
Was here on business this week.
Miss Lottie Twyman was calling on
her sister, Mrs Maud Layne, Sunday
Irving FIiggens, Of Barboursville
was in town Sunday.
Miss Ivory Hill, of Huntington, was
in town Sunday.
Owens Pleasant spent Sunday il
Burlington. Ohio, with his wife
William Smooth who was hurt while
at work at the G. & O. shops, is able
to work again.
Nelson Layne left this week fo
Milton, and will be there several day!
plastering
Mrs Dickerson, of Catlettsburg
was calling on her sister, Mrs Matti
Davis, Sunday.
Rev. !. " Bryant was in town Mon
day on business.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
D. Correspondence =
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Sulphur have not been able to get tc
| church for some time.
Rev. G. l.. Campbell preached Easter
services Sunday for Rev. Jackson ant
! raised a neat little sum for the Yves,
Virginia Seminary at Hill Top.
Mrs. Nellie White, Of Salt Sulphur
is convalescing.
Rev. VIM. Jackson preached at the
lst Baptist church Of Union Sunday n
I II O'Clock. He drove 8 miles and
preached at Li,tle Zion BaptiS,
church, Sinks Grove, at 3 o'clock, and
here again at $50
Mrs. Julia Jackson, of Swee,
Springs, the wife Of Rev VIM. Jack
son, continues quite i'll.
The EpwOrth League of the Nj. E
church has organized with the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Rev. j. W. Warren; LIST vice
president, Charles Haynes; End vice
president, Samuel Rogers: 3rd vice
president Mrs. Jessie Wright; 4th
secretary, Mrs. Luck Black; treasur.
err. Mrs. Lavinia Roy: junior presi
dent. Miss ,Sallie Rogers.
The children of the Nj. e. Sunday
school rendered q pleasing program
Easter Sunday at 3 o'clock. Owing
to the Indictment weather the attend
ance was not so large. The sum of
STAG was realized for missionary pur.
poses.
William Smalls has returned home
after being the guest of Mrs. Lucy
Lewis, of Hinton, for the past ten
days.
Allen Whitlock, who has been away
for the past two years is the guest OF
his father. Chris Whitlock.