The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-17
coLoRED COLUMN
s. R. DRIVES, EDITOR


infant by death last week.
Sam Workman, who was hurt al
the ovens some time time ago, Is
no better.
Miss Bessie Halland visited
friends In Dawson and Crabtree last
week.
Walker Stoner and wife spent
Sunday with Rolla Stoner's family.
Little Willie, the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Clyder is quite
sick.
Henry Tandy who was severely
hurt at the coke ovens last week is
improving.
Ed Medley and Mrs. Amanda
Greer we're married I'm Madisonville
last week.
Allen Hays and wife, OF Evans
Vile, visited friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Rev. Walton and choir from Mad
isonville attended services at the A.
ME-. Zion, church Sunday.
Geo. Amos who has been very
sick with pneumonia has fully re-
covered, and is out again.
At the residence of Jno. Nicely,
last Wednesday night. Friday
Howard and Mrs. Polite Wilks were
happily united in the holy bonds of
matrimony by Rev. Evans.
Fairest Temple S. NJ. t. No. As.
Francis Collins, w. p; Minerva
Walters, V. p; Bessie 3. Gill, Fin.
Sec, Blanche f. Driver, Asst. Sec.
Lille b. Cavanaugh, Treas. Ga
brella Gladdish, Chm. BID. M.
!. G. Morton was so unfortunate
as to sprain his ankle so severely
while at work at the coke ovens,
that he has been confined to his
bed ever since. The injury does not
seem to yield to the treatment very
rapidly.
Many of the pupils passed very
satisfactory examIn atoms for the
first quarter. The failures were
no fault Of the teachers. II parents
fail to do their duty, the teachers
should not be censured.
Rev. t. o. StOner and wife and
Miss Lucy Phelps were entertained
at dinner Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Garrett. IT'S said that the |
Rev. proved q veritable hero and |
carried off the palm.
At the last regular meeting of
King Solomon U. b. f. Lodge No.
40. The officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows; s. f. Gill
W. M; G. w. Gladish, ID. NJ; w.
Hancock, Fin. Sec; ID. Terry, Asst.
Sec, Geo. Newly, Chm. BID. Mgr.
A. Fletcher, Chaplain.
Household of Ruth No. 81 elected
as follows; Carrie Stoner, M. u.
g.. Parable Prentice, II. u. g.; Nan
ME King. w. II Mamie Killebrew,
p. N. g.; Ella Osbone; w, r.; Eliza
Mason, U. g.; Lille McGary w. p;
Herbert Garrett, w. c.; Rosa Gar
raft, Chm. BID. Il.
Mrs. Cecilia Dunlap who has been
very sick for a long time, passed in
TO the silent beyond. For years
she has been a prominent figure in
everything for the advancement of
all concerned. Mrs. Eliza Mason
read a set OF resolutions on behalf of
Eastern Star Lodge, of which she
was member. Mrs. Rose CARAT ,
read resolutions on behalf of the A.
M, u. on church. The sermon Z
was preached by Rev. 4. o. Stoner
Interment In city cemetery.
There will be many concerts and
Xmas week. We
think church services, and public {
along moral and educa- {
tional lines would be more In order. (
Darlington puts too much stress on
concerts of the kind generally given.
They do not show progress or intel I
the only aim is to get
money. The constant call for chill
dren to be out at night at late hours
and performing, has I
iendency to introduce night ram
bling. Let us parents pay for our
halls and fixtures and let
The children spend the evening at
lome with their studies.