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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25

contests, Close students Of the game
arc predicting success for the Cornell
.lians, but precedent is against them.
The two universities have played many
games, but only once has the ithaca
4; Army and Navy Game.
The game on saturday between the
Army and Navy will be the big social
affair itihas always proved to be hare
tofora and the large attendance OF
government sotticials lending solner
thing more than athletic interest t.,
the contest. In form the West Point-
Eight OF the big Eastern COLLEGES
will send teams to Princeton on We'd
r,asday to try for the Intercollegiate
CROSS countpy Championship. They are:
Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Massa-
lchusetts Institute OF Technolo ey, Penn
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!. strike al F.ll River.

FALL RIVER, MASS. November "a,
A compromise was effected to-day
between the local typographical union
and three Fall River ailvsnewspapers
whereby the printers will receive 8
wage Increase OF two dollars per week.
The men demanded an Increase OF
three dollars per week and had
threatened to strike Tomorrow.
The employees of the Job printing
houses In this city have asked for an
Increase OF twenty-four per cent. and
as that demand has not been granted
the union voted to-day to call strike
beginning tomorrow. Il
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Weston on Time.

LIGoNIER. IND, November e4,--wlth
plenty OF time In which to complete his
Journey to Chicago Pedestrian Weston en-.
;oyed IL good rest here to-day lie went TO
bed Immediately after his arrival last night
and enjoyed sound sleep, To-day the en-
tlre population OF the town turned out TO
500 him. and he was stven m ovation when.
over he. appeared He will leave horc early
Monday morning.
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WINDING UP OF THE
FOOTBALL SEASON.
Great Games to Be Witnessed All
Over the Country on
Thanksgiving.
TECHS AND CAROLINA HERE
Randolph Macon and Richmond
College Game Postponed to
Next Saturday.
TECHS AND CAROLINA HERE


Football has but q few more days to
ren; Thanksgiving Will gee the last
contest, and Gridiron heroes viii then
settle themselves down TO their studies
for the mid-term. examinations. Untii
early ~. February except for track
maets and BASKETBALL, college athletics
vii. be In o rather dormant state. and
the quiet and peace cf hours passed IN
stIdtnus research Will be felt throuS n
all the college land.
But the great college game is still
With us and all hearts are looking for :
ward to the great Thanksgiving games.
when laurels will be won and lost he
roes be made or unmadc, :ictories won
and defeat inflicted.
In Richmond all the interest and en-
thusiasnl are centreing In the annua
contest between Y. p. ]. and North
Carolina. 1t is believed that the teams
arc now about evenly matched, though
the Techs have the better OF 1t as far
as points are concerned. But one may
never Judge accurately from what a
team has done in the past what 1t will
again teams have gone down in bitter
defeat TO teams whose sconquerors they
have themselves afterwards van
duished. So. the honors on Thursday
the locals. and nuke or a tumble may
determinc the result of the. battle.
Safe to say. ANYWAY. Is this: that the
most desperately fought of any ever
seen In Richmond. V. P. l. is deter
mined to hold the good lead which 1t
now has, and North Carolina is equally
DESTROYS of adding another feather to
its cap. Rioters will be present by
the thousands. for North Carolina ex :
poets to bring up big contingent
with its eleven. and v. Fl. I. will be
also represent ted by a large array of
excited rooters.
v. P. I. made good showing SAT-
1Irday in Its game against the strong
eleven of the United States Navy
Academy. A touchdown in each half,
and that finished the game. The Techs
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Two MEN DROWNED IN LAKE
( WHEN TUG AND BARGE COLLlDED

PORT DALHousIE. ONT. November
ol.-Tho tug Escort OF this port, yvaa
last evening struck by the barge Aar-
mount. m Magma Point. and suns.
Captain Harry Dunlop. Engineer Al.
bert Dunlop and d helper named
Charles Christmas We're drowned. III 9
remainder Of the crew. three In l.uEl-3
ber. We're saved, ..aal.a. "
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AT the lakewood Skating Rink on
Tuesday night Young sandow," hold
err of the welter-wcight worlds cham
spionship wrestling honors, will be seen
In a contest on the mat, having as his
stors in the East. One of his opponents
will be George Herbert, the light
weight champion OF Virginia, and tho
other Burke" Ellis, the clever little
Pennsylyanian, who was seen here
last week in match with Herbert.
Young Sandow is marvel of mus
cular development, and for two years
was physical instructor. Of the Gem
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Coy KILLS FATHER IN
DEFENSE OF IT'S MOTHER

NEW YORK, November e4.-ln defense
OF his mother Peter L!ndermeler, aged sew
eneen years. grappled Ssh his father,
The elder man was shot and Killed. Young
Linderuleier had seen his mother knocko!l
down and hred upon when he tnterfareG.
from his father when the weapon was dis
charged. The boy surrendered himself,
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trail Institute of Cleveland Ohio. He
is only Twenty-Five years of age. with
powerful muscles and is as solid as a
rock.
He was the winner of the physical
culture contest at the Pan-American
Exposition. and has defeated some OF
the best wrestlcrs in tho country. not
only in his own class, but In the mid
dle-wcight class.
Herbert and Ellis, two falls each. In
one hour. It is foregone conclusion
that he will have a tough proposition
on his hands, and the meet should be
q decidedly interesting affair.
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November 18th in the Annals Of Sport.


Joe Gans
contest
.
AaMeetng
profees onalb
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AUTO RACE FROM

PARIS. November e4.-Followins the re-
cent auto race from Pelsin to Paris the
Matin has decided to organize a race from
New York to Paris via Chicago. Alaskas.
across the Boring Straits. Siberia and RUS
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UP IN A BALLOON

Party of Nine to Make Trip from
PlttsburS in ".all American"
PlTTSFIELD, lIASS., November a.
A balloon flight OF great interest will
be started from this city Tomorrow,
when a party OF nine will go up In the
big balloon, "All America" for a long
distance voyage In the air. For all but
three members OF the party this will
Leo Stevens, the New York aeronaut.
will pilot the car The balloon, All
America" was used by Captain Charles
ID. F..Chandler and j. C. Mccoy In the
recent international race from st.
Louis. and has a capacity of n, 900
cubic feet.
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Inflnor RnsehaIl

The Leopards defeated the Cubs in the
Y Nc. A. Indoor Baseball League Satur-
day night in n very one-sided game by the
ards secured the strike outs In second
game to play off a tie the Tigers got after
the Cubs to the tune Of to g. Jones and
Graves were the opposing pitchers, and both
we're hit quite freely.
On Thanksgiving Day tho gymnasium will
be open as usual. and games of indoor base
ball, volleyball and basketball will be on the
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v. p. I. made good showing SAT-
1Irday in Its game against the strong
Academy. A touchdown in each half,
and that finished the game. The Techs
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20
New Hope.

Rev Jones filled his appointment
at this place Sunday.
There will be Sunday school here
next Sunday at 10 O'Clock and
preaching at ii by Rev D B Whit.
field.
Mr. and Mrs Martin spert Sat-
urday with her mother, at Gil.
more.
Wheat and oats are about all
cut, and the threshers are next in
order.
The literary society of Olive
Springs met Saturday night, and
a good program was rendered. The
Olive Springs people have a good
club, and New Hope should have
one, too. It is both entertaining
and instructive.
Young ladies with wheat haul
ing propenslties should be very
careful lest said propensities result
fatally.
Mrs Rogers is visiting relatives
in Gwipnett county this week.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Moon, OF
Lost Mountain, visited her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, Spinks, Sun
day. 10 G.
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Lost fountain.

Mrs Sylvania Kemp is still very
feeble and does rot improve.
Rev H B Scarf Mt will deliver q
lecture especially to the young
people on Saturday night before
the first Sunday in July. Every.
body invited.
Mr. James Wikle, wife and
children. of Atlanta, visited his
mother Saturday night and Sun.
day, who is staying some time at
+ Harper's for her health.
We are requested to state there
will be a meeting at Lost Noun
tain next Thursday night for the
benefit of those who wish to in
stall a telephone at their resi-
dence.
E L Mayes moved his son Wal
ter from Marietta to Atlanta last
week.
J E Williams and wife and Miss
Annie Ottinger, Of Ashville, N.
T., are here to spend a month with
Mr. Williams parents.
One of our young ladies tells her
experience while papering the
kitchen: In order to paper the
upper wall, she was standing Oh
the stove; the stove upset, and
down came stove-pipe, young
lady, pots, kettle, pans, etc. When
she collected herself and crawled
out from the rubbish, she found
that she was not hurt, nothing
but few black scars on her face.
ALLEN.
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Woodstock.

Miss Sarah Anderson, of Mari
eta, is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs w B Latimer, of
MONDAY, and Miss Rossie Rucker,
of Tennessee, visited Mr. and Mrs
W L DuPre Sunday.
Miss Allie and Maude Medford,
of Marietta, visited MI ] H john
sons family Sunday.
Prof T A Doss, of Tate, Ca,
has been here several days visiting
friends
Mrs Georgia Ragsdale, of near
Dallas, Ga, is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs Geo T Fowler,
this week. aut
On account of having to attend
the funeral of Mrs 4 H MeCloskey,
at MONDAY, Rev Dyer did not fill
his appointment at II o'clock
Sunday, but preached at 8 p. m.
There will be all all-day singing
at this place June Both, the fifth
Sunday in this month. in the old
christian Harmony" book. Ev-
erybody invited to come and bring
their books and we'll filled baskets,
and enjoy the day. L,
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Olive Springs

We are having plenty of rain,
and the grass is getting under good
Roadway. 1t seems we will have
to cal. out soma extra force to
conquer it.
Miss Ada Brewer. one of Wad-
ley's most charming young ladies,
was the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs N A Brewer, Saturday
and Sunday.
The farmers are about done chop
ping cotton. Those that have al
ways finished in May, finished in
June this year.
Mr. John Moon and wife, of At
lanta, we're the guests of his bro
theirs Messrs Alex and Jim Moon,
Saturday and Sunday.
A large crowd from this place
attended the singing at Milford
Sunday and reported good sing
ing and plenty to eat.
Little Nellie Stephens, of At
lanta, is the guest of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs T T Alexan.
der.
Mrs G S A Moore, Mrs J Moon
and son, Fred who have been very
sick, are reported some what I'M
proved.
Miss Madge Fambrough, OF
Smyrna visited Mrs Ed Grow, Jr.,
Saturday.
Mr. w J Brown and daughter,
Miss Lena, visited relatives near
Elizabeth Sunday.
The Literary Society met Sat
urday night with a large attend.
ance. Had recltations by Misses
Lois and Myrtice Seagraves, and
Miss White and Miss Mamie
Crook, of Smyrna We welcome
such young ladies to our commu.
nifty.
Some people don't seem to care
how many sink just 80 they swim.
someone mas SAID, I'VE promote
our own happiness just in the ex.
act proportion we contribute to the
happiness of others" If this be
true, there must be some that have
but very little happiness.
Mrs Landers, near Middleton, il
the charming guest OF her daugh'
ter, Mrs Jim Moon, who has been
quite sick.
Mrs Smith, of Atlanta, is the
guest of relatives here this week
Mr. Charlie Moore, of Atlanta
visited komefolks Sunday.
Several of our young people at
tended the singing at Mr. Crooks
near Smyrna, Sunday night.
LUCILLE.
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New Salem.
Lilac

Miss Lucia Hardage, of Rockmart, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Lem Guffin and sister, Miss Dora,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Hiram,
Ga.
Mr. Oscar Simmons and wife, of At
lanta, spent Sunday with the family of
his mother at this place.
Mr. and Mrs John Price and children,
of Marietta, spent Sunday with rela.
tives at this place.
Mrs Ware and family, OF Marietta
spent Sunday with Miss Lucinda Hard
age.
Mr. Melvin Lacy will preach at the
Keunesaw Mountain school house on
the first Sunday of next month at
p. m.
Some Of the sick of our community
are Mrs G @ Burton, Mrs 3 Guffin,
MISS Trudie Cox and Mrs Leila LEVEL
Mr. and Mrs AsLury Foster and chill.
dren, of Atlanta, visited relatives al
this place Sunday. Love ALL.
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Power.

There will be an ice cream sup
per at Mt Bethel church next Sat-
urday night for the benefit of get
ting an organ for the church. ALI
come out and let us have a nice
time.
Mr. Mayes Sewell and sister,
Willie, visited Miss Mary and
Gambler Power last Sunday.
Misses Claud and Mary Lou
Green and Grace Manning, of At
lanta, visited their uncle, Mr. P ]
Power, last Sunday.
Mrs. r J Power, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs J W
Tucker, returned home this week,
accompanied by her little sister
Emma Louise.
Mr.. John Bishop and wife yisi'
ted his brother, Mr. Horace Bish'
on, last Sunday.
The preaching at Chattahoochet
was good last Sunday, and they
are preparing TO build q new
church, we are glad to learn.
Peekaboo.
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Austell.

During the past year the rail-
roads entering Atlanta have ex-
pended 100000 in improve
ments near that city, according to
a statement made in the Manufac-
turer's Record by it's correspon-
dent in Atlanta.
The bulk Of this sum was spent
by the Southern railways. Proba-
bly, the greatest feat accomplished
was the double-tracking of the
Southern from Atlanta to Austell,
This work was a very difficult feat
in engineering, but It has been
successfully accomplished. Curves
have been changed and grades re-
duced until the road is safe for
trains running AZ a high rate Of
speed and adequate for the accom-
mediation of the increasing BUSH
ness of the Southern.
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Due West.

Monday morning weather good,
and my stars, how the boys are
moving the plowsl And the old
woman and gals are out with their
bonnets off and their sleeves rolled
up, and you ought to see how
things are moving along out here
about Due West!
e Mr. A G Cantrell aud wife spent
Sunday at Roxanna with relatives.
Mr. Nat Hamilton and wife Wis
tied relatives at Milford Sunday.
Messrs Matthew Grogan and
Charley Buford, of Roxanna,
Pauldiug county, spent Sunday
with their brcther-in-law, Mr. Will
Warren.
Messrs T J Helton and w J Eu-
banks are still on the sick list.
We had a good meeting here
Sunday. Mr. Oslin Watts preached
good sermon to large crowd.
We are looking ahead for Bros.
Watts and Lacy to:-do a lot Of
good. They are two young men
that have just started out in the
ministry, one a Baptist and the
other a Methodist, and we pray
that God will bless their labors.
They are solid on sobriety, and as
hard down on drunkenness as ever
the late and beloved Sam Jones
was, aud we all know that Sam
was a good one.
Our Sunday school and Literary
club are still in good condition,
and we are all at peace and IN
love with each other, thank the
good Lord. AMOR.
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Kennesaw Mt. Academy,

Mr. Maxey Cook visited friends
in Cherokee county the latter part
of last week.
Mr. J K Foster, has gone to At
lanta to spend few days with his
son, Mr. Asberry Foster.
We had a nice rain last Thurs
day and the cotton is looking bet
ter. Corn is looking well.
Miss Winnie Cook, Miss Made
Showdy, Mr. Lawrence Kitchens
and Mr. Maxey Cook and some
Others from here attended the sing
ing at Midway Sunday afternoon.
Rev Mr. King and family have
returned to their home in Alpha
retta after spending few days
with relatives in this community.
Farmers are very busy now and
news IS scarce. Keen Kut.
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COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
From other Towns and Lo-
Calitles;
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
ali Points Ofthe County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
Wiley's.

NeMs is scarce in this section
this week, everybody is busy try
ing to master general green while
the sun shines.
The cotton that was plowed up
and replanted is dying the same as
the first planting. We can do very
we'll blowing our cotton until
nearly shutdown and then we have
to quit, as the cotton is SO small
that we can't see how to pillow it
very late in the evening.
MARRIED-On June the 9th, Mr.
Jesse Danieil and Miss Hattie
Hacknell, were happily married at
Collins Springs just after the Eing-
ing vas over. There were about
three hundred people witnessed
the marriage. We wish them a
happy life together.
Mrs J Fl Spinks tells us that
she has corn tassels and silks.
The Sabbath School of Asberry
church of Atlanta picnicked at
Joyner's grove last Friday.
Cotton squares have made their
appearance in the writer's field.
Beulah.
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''AcWOrth

The death of Captain James L
Lemon cast a gloom oyer entire
community. A good man is at
rest and Acworrh is the loser.
MIR Jim McConnelly, of States
vile, N. c., is visiting Mrs. A. j.
Durham.
Mrs Lula Williams, of yelling.
ton. Mo-, arrived in our city a few
days ago, and visiting her sister.
Mrs H H Logan,
Miss Matte Mitchell won the
jamestown trip in this district
offered by the Atlanta Constitu-
tion.
Messrs John Williams, John M
McLaid, T R Rutherford, Confed-
crate veterans have returned from
a most enjoyable trip to James
town aud Richmond, where thew
visited the old, battle fields where
they fought.
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Corner Chapel.

Crops are sorry for this time of
the year.
Mr. John Clay and sister spent
last Sunday with their brother
near Austell.
Mr. r E Daniel and sister Wis
tied their sister in PauJding last
Sunday.
We had a school meeting last
Saturday and elected new trustees.
Mrs I N Moon, who has been
very i'll, is slowly improving.
Singing at this place next Sun
day evening by Mr. John A Lewis.
Everybody invited.
The boys have fine base ball
ground in R E Daniels pasture.
Prof A H Moon is at home
again.
We are glad to say that Mr. D
M Hardy, who has beer quite sick !,
is some better.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
N A White is not we'll.
Miss Ethel Billiard, who has
been very sick, we are glad to say,
is some better.
Rev w T Watson preached two
fine sermons at Sorrells Springs
Saturday and Sunday.
Brown EYES.
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.Octavia.

With hot sun aud good rains
cotton. and corn are looking we'll.
Every farmer is saving a quantity
of forage.
We are glad to know that the
sick of the community are conva.
lescent, except Miss Ida Cox and
Miss Smith. Miss Cox has fever
and Miss Smith rheumatism. DR.
Osburn is attending physician.
The Lost Mountain Farmers
Telephone Company met Friday
and dissolved, seven members or
gained a telephone exchange
company and will put In a switch
board at Lost Mountain. Three,
N. E. Williams, w. T. Kelley and
Asa Darby, remained with the old
company
W 7 Kelley ard family visited
relatives at Little River, Chero-
kee county, last Saturday and
Sunday.
We think it wise of our Ordina-
ry IN disseminating work on the
road on account of the scarcity of
labor.
H B Clay, orr efficient tax coll
lector, can't give up farming, He
has some patches on his farm in
this neighborhood.
James M Hardage has the best
cotton on the road to Marietta.
He has nine acres that he raised
eleven bales on. last year.
Doc Williams, wife and sister
ln-law, of Ashevllle, N G, are Wis
iting his father and other rela-
tives here.
Oscar Simmons and wife, Of At
lahta, visited his mother Sunday.
Sylvester.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20
1T FRIGHTENED UP THE LESSON.

John Wanamaker superintends
one of the largest Sunday schools
in the world, the Bethany Sunday
school, in Philadelphia.
1t is said Of Mr.. Wanamaker
that one Sunday he delivered be-
fore the infant class of Bethany a
brief but eloquent address OH the
lesson. At the cad he said:
"And now, is there any question
that any little boy or girl would
like to ask me?"
A little girl eight or niLe years
of age arose.
well, Martha, what is it?'
asked the superintendent, smiling
on the tot in kindly fashion.
"Please, Mr.. Wanamaker, T" sal
the little girl, "what is the price
of those large wax dolls in your
Window"
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naCland.

Rev T J Christian, our P. E.,
preached two very fine sermons
here Saturday aud Sunday.
Our aged and esteemed friend,
uncle Billy McCurdy, who lives
not far from here, is in quite fee
BILE health, suffering with rheuma-
tism. Uncle Billie moved to this
county in 1855 and has lived in
the same house ever since.
Mr. J w Rollins and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives at Roswell.
We regret to state that Mr. Ophie
Algood is confined to his room
with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Mrs Lou Pritchett, of Atlanta,
and her daughter, Miss Edith AL
exander, of Milledgeville, are
spending few days with relatives
here.
Mr. Emmett Kuykendall, of Ken
nesaw visited home folks Sunday.
Miss Ethel Taylor is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs J W
Mayes in Atlanta.
Miss Irene Clay is visiting rela-
tives in Marietta this week.
Mrs Belle Lindley spent Monday
in Atlanta on business. Ruby.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20
South KennesaW.

Mr. Tom Scott, of Mountain
View, visited Mr.. Archie McCurdy
Saturday and Sunday
Mr. I Finn fell and broke his
arm last week.
Mr. Alonzo McCurdy and little
daughters, Gladys and Gertrude,
Of Acworth, visited Mrs Ella Lacy
recently.
Andrew, the little son of Mrs
Elsie Fleming, was qnite sick last
week.
Mr. George Brock attended the
meeting at Bascom Sunday.
Mrs T Roberts is reported sick.
Mr. Archie McCurdy and Mr. L
Brock visited friends in Marietta
Friday,
Mrs Lula Robson and children,
of Kennesaw, visited relatives near
here Saturday and Sunday.
Lilac.
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Powder Springs.

Mrs Margaret Lindley is having
her house painted and some re-
pairs made.
Mr. l E Moon made business
trip to Marietta and Atlanta last
Saturday.
Mrs Ethel Lindley spent part
of last week with relatives in Ma
rletta.
Mr. and Mrs Linton Selman and
little son, Linton. Jr., have re-
turned to their home in Birming-
ham, Ala.
On the fifth Sunday will be
Children's Day at the Baptist
church. A nice program will be
rendered. Rev E M Dyer, of Ac-
worth, has promised to be present
and preach at the morning service.
Mr. Dyer has preached here before,
and we are anxious to hear him
again.
Mr. Newt Johnson and daughter,
Mable, of Acworth, visited the
family Of Mr. J NJ Lindley, Sun
day.
Mr. Harrison and family of At
lanta, we're visiting Mrs Sallie
Miller Saturday and Sunday.
l wonder why Mr. Carlton Moon
is looking SO sad. Some say his
wife is away from home for awhile.
We hope he will soon look better,
No