The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11
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HrOund Durdns.
We have heard the expression i
have more time than money, but
Just now have about as mucn OF one
as have of the other; 80 you may pc
lieye that my time is quite hmiteo,
for my pocket book does not weign
ton. But must tell some OF tne
things our people have been doing Oh
late. :. .Lo
Baptist Sunday school, at Durann''
the program being interesting ana IN
structiye The wording of the ADDRESS
of welcome was beautiful and its de-
livery by Master Howard Hickman
wou)d have done credit to much oid-
ar head. There we're exercises Dy tns
urinary and intermediate classes ana
as the little ones sung Lord we
Come - am sure there were many
nrayers going up to God that THESE
dear children were in deed and truth
come 10 Jesus in their childnood
early morning. The history OF the
Sunday school from the time % OF II us
organization was read by Mr.. l. i;
Fleming and was listened 10 WIN
great interest An intermeggo ny
Miss Allie Crooker Brown, vioiih' anu
Mrs KateD eloach, organ, was great
tIy enioyed; as was also a solo Dyhev;.
]. T. Lewis. The crowning feature oi
the day was lecture, or talk as ne
would modestly call 1t, by Mr.. Arthur
Flake. of Winona. His remarks were
founded on the scripture Daniel
nnrnosed in his heart, etc land not 10
have heard him was to have missed
something good for the soul On; ioI
more such laymen. whose hearts beat
in unison with that of their pastor and
Gods children, and who have the
courage to speak and act their conVlc'
tions
A little child of Rev. c. E. Lewis
West Point, is quite i'll at tins Writ
ing. Mrs. DeLoach went to west POM
Monday to be with the parents II
their trouble,
Mr.. Turner Hewitt, we'll and favor
ablv known here, was happily married
Sent 90 to Miss Rhoda Manning, 0
N paso, Texas. His many friend
here wish for him and his wife mucl
Mrs, T. A. Taylor came up from
Jackson Saturday to visit her litttl
granddaughter. Clara Bell Iayior
whose home is with her aunt, Mrs. II
N. Russell.
Rev. Robert Fl. Russell returned t
Mississippi College Monday to take n
his studies as junior.
Rev. W A. Pritchard, who wa
thinking of entering school atLiberty
has decided to return to Mississippi
College. There is no place ilB
home" and Clinton is home to tf
Baptist preacher boys.
Grandma Ellis is attending the Al
sociation at West this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Sproles, Miss
Ethel and Katie Cooper, Misses Bett
Ola and Myrtle Durham, of Sharon
attended the Association this week.
Miss Bell Stigler, of Lexington
passed through here Monday to after
the Association at West.
Miss AWE johnson, OF Ackertna
passed through Durant Monday on h
way to YazoC City, where she expec
to..remain some time with her unc
and family.
B. NJ. SETTLER has accepted a POI
ton as salesman with Mr.. Lyon,
Tchula, and will now measure
laces-- and ribbons for the fair maide
of the Delta.
Among those from Durant who
tended the Association Wodnesd
were Mesdames J B. Sweany. Ii
Dodd, John Howard, Albert Dick'
Mamie Melton, Kittie Barger a
little daughter Mabel, Cora How
and M. E. Russell and Misses Mag
Wilkes and Allie Crooker Brown.
Miss Annie Sanders returnedWedn
Gay from West.
It was our good fortune to att
the Association one day and ] will
ways hold in grateful remembra
those who so kindly entertained
stranger, that day. Oh yes, l m
tell the correspondents that
'tJust U.s. at the Association.
Mr.. T. Y. Fleming. who gradut
from Mississippi College last il
left Tuesday for Clinton to be
ent at the opening of the school
end. From there Mr.. Fleming
20 to some point in Jefferson cou
where he has been elected principe
a school. X. Il.