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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27

1OI ME WANTED Tor government po-
sit on. $50 month send postal Tor list
IF positions open Franklin Institute.
Dept 4eP. Rochester n Y S3-7 s
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YES. Professor 6 Q Framing viii teach
you the barber trade dts easv We
teach IN one-half time Of other colleges
Course tools and position IN our shops
only $50. Why pay more? Thousands OF
or graduates running shops or making
good wages Atlanta Barber College. 10
East Mitchell street 5-fl-17
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Dressmaking.


DRESSMAKING at reasonable prices at
226 Houston st. Atlanta 4181 3-21-11
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BOY 10 feed job presses and rnn errards
Piedmont Printing Company 70 Cen
trail avenue. 5-2s- a.
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Furnished Apartments For Rent
UNFINISHED Apartments For Rent

FOR RENT The new apartment house
at So Hurt street, known as the Bosco-
bel. consisting of three and four rooms
each with every known modern conven-
fence, and renting for $3.50 to S35. is
now ready for occupancy Apply on prem
Uses OF Fitzhugh KNOX 1913 Gambler
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BIG MbNEA made WritlUs Nor,ts or nlu-
SIC "a successful song Free booklet
piih fuli particulars Dugdsle Co Dent
so4, W arlington. L. c. 4511-5
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Schools Wanted.

WANTED-Summer and fall schools by
college trained mon and women teach
ers. Write us your wants today Ad-
dress +. Q. Box 116, Register, Ga.
5-21-l6
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS WANTED in every town in
Georgia 10 sell automobile tire remov-
err. does the work in one minute what
II will take two hours to do without this
tool. For sale by a. G. Inman, Midwife,
Ga. 229-32
BE INDEPENDENT Start a mail order
business in your own home We
tell you how, and furnish everything
needed wholesale. An honorable and
profitable business for a man or woman.
Particulars free. Many make $4,000 q
year Murphy Mfg Co. South Norwalk,
Conn. h-11-h
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

TW105- 9Y7I0STfSNG MfN Want nicely furnished
room with sleeping porch. North side
Box 1863, care Georgian $685.
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Rates Under This Classification: "a
words. time 10c times zoe; times 4Oc
POSITION WANTED by competent cleo
trical engineer Twelve years experience
with a variety OF machinery First class
references. l., r. King, 1914 Media street.
Memphis Tenn 5S-18-5
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Store and Cottage For Rent.

FOR RENT-New store room and five
room cottage with city water and sew
erage connection; good south side corner
Phone M 304 SPA %
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AItNIs" Big money % he made SAM
pie free, new leader attractive sum
mer proposition Write for sample Ia
Lee Specially Company r q Box $50
tltzserald. &c $500
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Business Property For Rent.

FOR RENT-Business space, 981s White
hall street; fine location for pool par
lor Price only Ss5 month. Will have
two years and four months lease Ad-
dress Box 80, care Georgian. o-S-19
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Situations Wanted Male.

Situations Wanted-Male.
Rates Under This Classification: q
words. ! time 1oc; times zoe: 7 times 40c
POSITION WANTED by competent cleo
trical engineer Twelve years experience
with a variety OF machinery. First class
references. L. R. King, 1914 Media street.
Memphis, Tenn 5S-1S-5
COLORED CHAUFFEUR wants position
in private family can give good refer
ences. Address Box 500, care Georgian.
27-20-5
YOUNG married man desires position as
drug clerk; eight years experience; not
registered; will furnish best references.
p G. C.. 1872 Central avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
3O225
WANTED Position nv young man as
bookkeeper; employed at present but
wishes to make a change Can furnish
good references. g. e. g. care Geor-
CLAN. 1925
Roy Of 16. eight months experience, de-
sires position OF any kind; can use
typewriter and can file. Address Position,
1856 e. Pine st. 5-23-7
CAPABLE. energetic hard working
Young man oPen for employment az Al
stenOgrapher all-round office man; able
10 manage office. handle correspondence.
NJ 1851. 32-24-5
WANTED AT once. steady position by
all round printes; position In city shop
preferred. Address j. r. Goffe Reds
vile, Ga. 52412
WANTED Position by Young man by
June l. as bookkeeper, assistant book
keeper or general office work: several
years experience and best references
Cali West l1bS 5-24-1b
EXPERIENCED salesman. general office
man. cashier. bookkeeper, bill clerk and
all -around business man, 80 years Of age
open for engagement. Box 49, care Geor-
gfan- 3724-5
WANTED Position a bookkeeper. cash
Ter or office assistant by young mar
ried man. Best references. w X. S..
1914 East Pine street Ivy 2694-J-
WANTED Energetic young man, 70 years
of age, desires position as steno- book
keeper immediate Address James, 109
Washington street, Atlanta. 1925
WANTED Position by young man as
bookkeeper Have had two years ex-
perience as bookSeeper and three years
as stenogra pher win commence on
small salary \. - n, care Georgian
5135-5
WANT work i'm real estate office VIII
work At small salary to learn. Age "a.
Good references. Phone IVY 1891 Ad-
dress j b, i6 East Twelfth street. AZ 25-5
YOUNG MAN experienced i'm restaurant,
gas office, driving or night Watching
wants position Gilt-edse reference. At
lanta phone 400 Address G., 81 Carne-
gle way $685.
FEEDERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 253-
254 Gambler annex. t04 North Pryor
street. phone Ivy 1889. Atlanta 9l5, sup
plies free of charge hotels. restaurants.
boarding apartments and private houses
with al kinds of first class help $3.50
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Palnistry.


CLAIRNOYANT AND PALMTST-C Gypsy
4-29-1
MISS BECK, WORLD FAMED INDIAN
PIANIST. A GIFTED WOMAN LO-
GATED rs f. HUNTER STREET. S 1918
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Help Wanted-Female.


WANTED-Brigh girls. between sixteen
and twenty-five years Of age attrac-
five occupation. with excellent opportuui-
Ties for rapid advancement. Applicants
must have common school educa ton and
be able to furnish satisfactory references
as TO character. Apply in person at -
Auburn avenue, Atlanta, 0-l-zo
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Statesmen Wanted.

HONEST MEN TO sell nursery stock;
experience unnecessary, salary or com
mission weekly Address Mllburn Adver-
Using Agency, Mllburn, n J. 4722-5
SALESMAN An old reliable proprietary
medicine house desires q first class
salesman, must have experience in spe-
cialty line best references and ability
bond in small sum required. state ex-
perience. references, etc. Box is. Sta
tion G. New York city. 5-1S-17
CAPABLE salesman to cover Georgia
with staple line: high commissions;
St00 monthly advance and permanent po-
siton to right man. Jess n Smith Co.
Detroit, Mich. 3725-5
ALUMINIUM cooking set proposition for
experienced men; premium deals; sal
AIRY or commission Aluminium Company
log Schiller Bldg. Chicago, Ill. s725-5
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Desk Space For Rent.

FOR RENT-To congeuial party desk
space with use of both phones SIS per
month. 1124-25 Gambler Bldg. 5252S
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
TRENTON (ARK0 NOTES.

Mrs. B. ]. Franklin went to MARVEL
Wednesday on account of her lodge
meeting, the Sir Knights and Daugh-
ters of Tabor Mrs. l.. A. Davis and
her mother, Mrs. Georgia A. Chester,
were in Marvel Thursday shopping
and visiting. A nice crowd was out
for Sunday-school We all enjoyed
an interesting lesson. The school held
the electio nof officers for the follow
ing year. Rev. Brice, of Helena, Sec
rotary of the State Association,
preached at 3 p. m. from Luke ALI
For whosoever exalteth himself
shall be abased, and he that humbleth
himself shall be exalted" The pas
tor. Rev. A. ]. Nance, leaves Tuesday
for title Rock to attend the Suffrage
League, which is fighting against the
passage of the Grandfather Clause.
Mrs. B. J. Franklin went to Helena
Friday to have some dental worl
done.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
STEVENSON fALA.l NorEs.

Services at the A. M. e. Church last
Sunday were quite interesting. Also
services at New Bethel Cumberland
Presbyterian Church we're interesting,
The new pastor. Rev. w. H. Donegan,
of Huntsville, was present and he was
ably assisted In his service BY Rev.
w. G. Daniel, of the M. z. Church.
Tho service seems to create an inter.
est in the members of Newbethel and
I think the church will move on to
success. J. H. Hurn, the agent, failed
to attend service last Sunday, as he
has been sick for few days, but glad
to say through the all-wise providence
of Almighty God. he is improving
Mrs. Addie Cole died Sunday morning
May 9Th. She was member Of the
Primitive Baptist Church. She was
we'll along In age and has been preach
ing for some years around in the
community For the few past weeks
she had been confined to her bed ant
suffered much until her death. Or
last Monday the people Of Stevenson
paid their last respects to her by lay
ing her away in the cemetery. Sleel
on, sister, and take your rest. You
friends and members loved you, bu
the Lord loves you best. The TestG
ment League met at the A. M. +
Church last Sunday afternoon, bu
owing to the illness of the presiden
the meeting was discontinued It wi
meet the second Sunday with tn
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
GUTHRIE (KY.) NOTES.

Services were held at the Guild |
field Baptist Church at 1880 q. m.
The attendance was very good. An
able sermon was preached by the pas
tor. In the afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
the G. U. o. o. F. held their Thanks
giving services at the Guildfie'd Bap-
fist Church A short program was
very nicely rendered by some of the
sisters of the Household Of Ruth.
Rev ]. D. Dennis, D. D., preached
the annual sermon. Mrs. H. F. Smith
and little daughter. and Mrs. John
Allen and daughter, Annie, spent
Thursday in HopkinsviIe, Ky. MT
John Hatcher, of Nashville, was In
town Sunday. Thu young men OF
the town have opened skating rink
at the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Char
lie d. GiIlum Is at home now, having
successfully closed the school at Had
ensyille Of which she was the assist
ant teacher Mr.. Samuel Taylor, Of
Hopkinsville. was in town Sunday
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs
Harriet Roberts and Mrs. Randall
Metcalfe, Of ClarkSville, were tn'
guests Of their relatives and friends
DR.. Kelly Of Clarksville, was in tow
} asst week on business. Miss man,
=. Hampton was the guest Of her aunt
!. Mrs. c. w. Toliver. Mrs. Martin
: Whiteside, Mrs. Margaret Bunting an.
! Mr.. William Johnson are on the SIC
D list. Mr.. Luke williams, who ha
4 been in Louisville, KY, has returne
g home. The little grandson OF Mr.
Ginie Tyler accidentally drank som
e concentrated I've. His condition wa
!. thought to be very critical at mrs
!, but the doctor pronounces IL nc
e fatal. Mrs. Eliza Davis, VINO ma
s been at Darlington, KY, Is at nom
l. Miss Mcclure, Of Forstton Sprin
e is the guest of Miss Lorenza Grao'
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
MuRFREEssoRo NOTES.

The Odd Fellows and Household Of
Ruth held their annual Thanksgiving
services last Sunday at Aliens Chapel
A. NJ. E. Church. The annual sermon
was preached by Rev. James Chill
dress Grafton by Mr.. A. R. Patton.
The Odd Fellows are growing num-
erically and financially. The Ladies'
Aid Society of Keys Chapel NJ. E.
Church will have a carniva' on the
22nd and 23rd, inst The Ladies De
nartment of the Rutherford County
Fair Association met last Saturday
for the purpose of reorganization. The
next meeting will be called soon. 1t
IS the aim of this association to have
one of the best fairs in the history OF
Rutherford County. Let every one
throughout the county go to work
and have something to exhibit so that
It NAV not look as "Towser's Dog
House" this year Mr. Homer Moore
is erecting a dwelling on the corner
of State and University streets. Mrs.
Elizabeth Norman went to Mt Pleas
ant. Tenn, this week to attend the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Hat.
tie c. Norman. Mr.. ]. R. PEBBLES
went to Nashville last week
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
To Out Of Topn
Readers

In order to get the GLOBE
to all. subscribers by Satur-
day morning each week 1t IS
necessary that mailing day
be changed from Friday
morning to Thursday even
ing. All news must be In the
Office Tuesday, which means
that it must be mailed not
later than Monday evening.
You can help the Cores
pondent from your town by
handing in your news by
Monday noon. Do not send
your notes to the Globe Office
but give them to the Cores
pendent in your community
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
BROWNSVILLE NOTES.

Mr.. Jonas Huddleston left the city
Saturday night for Macon, Ga. Miss
es Annie Bowman, Veneda Walker
and Burnetta Ingram went to Mason
last Friday evening to witfess the
closing exercises of the city public
school of Mason. They report fove-
" time. Rev. Charles Fields, of Ma
son, was in the city Friday mingling
with his friends. The young peoples
meeting at the First Baptist Church
is becoming very interesting. They
are having crowded houses and they
are rendering some excellent pro-
grams. Miss Lena Jones, a student
OF Dunbar High School spent q few
days with her PARENTS in the Salem
neighborhood last week. Mr. Joe Cot
ter, OF Salem. after brief illness,
died May the first. He was buried at
Browns Creek. Rev. ]. NJ. Jones ON
ciating. MrS Addie Taylor and Miss
Alice Mamie spent Sunday and Mon
day In Memphis visiting. Miss Mamie
Bell Whitaw, Who has been attending
Walden University, returned homo
Tuesday morning. Her many friends
were proud to meet her. She Is one
of the best young ladies Of our city.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17

Sunday Mr., Sam Shelton came
home Saturday from Lane Co..
lege. Rev A. d. Shelton Isl
slowly but steadily improving in
health Miss Maggie Nicely, former
ly of this place, but now living in
Memphis, came home Tuesday and
says that she expects to be here sew
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
MARTIN NOTES.

Sunday was a fair day. Services
we're held as usual on the first Sunday. |
Rev. Williams preached to his people |
spiritual sermon at II O'Clock and
7:20 Rev. S. ~ Strayhorn, d. D., haE-
ing returned from Memphis Saturday.
was at his post and preached at IL q
m. and night, which was the beginning
Of a two weeks revival at McCabe
Temple NJ. E. Church, conducted by
Rev. Overall, and it Is hoped regard
less Of the show being in our midst.
that there will be many souls saved
during the meeting The revival
meeting closed at Oak Grove Baptist
Church last Friday night to the regret
of many. There were Cnree converts
during the meeting. Rev. Burnett,
who preached during the meeting, re-
turned home Saturday. Rev. H. G.
Harris, Of this city, has returned to
Memphis in the interest of the much
disturbed church Of that great city.
Rev. Bunch, of Paris, the missionary
preacher of the Baptist church, filled
Rev Harris pulpit Sunday and Sun
day night. Mrs. Matte Roberts left
Sunday night for Nashville to undergo
an operation and it is the wish of all
her friends that she may improve.
Mrs. Ellen Thomas and Mr.. Frank
Williams are reported on the mend.
Mrs. Willie Brooks, of Fulton, Tenn,
, spent few days in the city last week.
= Mrs. Fannie Sylvertooth spent Sunday
in Union City, Tenn. Mrs. S. M
Strayhorn har returned from Mem
phis Mrs. Julie Burse has returned
Y after spending several months in the
e State of Mississippi Mrs. Julie War
e ner is reported sick. Mr.. and Mrs
" C. A. Phelps, of Ralston, Tenn, spen
a Sunday here with their father, MI
k Tom Phelps. Rev. Williams, Mrs. Bel
tie Emery and children were tn
guests of Miss Phelps Sunday. Mrs.
Bell Gargner has returned home fror
Fulton, KY. Mrs. Rosa Cowell was tn
It. welcome guest Of Mrs. Dilcy Owsle
n Sunday, who has recently returne
n home from Goodman, Miss. Ever
nd body in this section Is busy with the
Of. crops and gardens as they have caugl
r; dry weather. Miss Matte Bondural
IN is in the city visiting her mother
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
DIcKsON MOTIFS.

To whom II may concern: This 10
to certify that the Negro. NJ B. Will
liams, who has been travelling through
the state OF Tennessee, making draft
checks on the banks for thousands
Of dollars. and claiming to own the
Ornamental Stock Farm in Washing
ton, Pa, and Coffee Farm in Next
co, which appeared in the Dickson
Notes of last week, has been found
out to be fraud, and is now in jail
in GAINESVILLE. on charge Of false
pretense. The United Brothers Of
Odd Fellows and Sisters Of the
Household of Ruth had their annual
sermon preached Sunday at st.
lanes A. NJ f. Church by Rev. L.
Lewis. A large crowd was out to
witness the exercises. Miss Maggie
Hannah eft for Nashville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Are left Saturday for
Nashville. Mrs. Florence Mathews,
who has been sick for the last two
weeks, is better. Mrs. Maggie White
of Humboldt, was called here to the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Florence
Mathews. Little Robert Bibb Is on
the sick list. Mrs. Lucy Wilson is
i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer's baby is
much better. Certain Negroes Of
Dickson. who grin in your face. ant
at the same time would be glad o.
yor downfall, are rejoicing. because
w. B. Williams. the false pretender
claiming to be a millionaire, and wal
going to do certain things for som'
Of the citizens Of Dickson. failed Il
fulfill his obligations. We wan
those Negroes to know that w. B
Williams has neither made nor broker
us. Yes, every man is honest until h
is proven dishonest. Mrs. Rebecc'
Perkins left for Martin, Tenn, to b
at the bedside of her mother, Mrs
Warren.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
COLUMBIA NOTES.

The county teachers met last Sat
urday in the court house and reorgan-
lied and arranged for the county in
stitue, which will begin June 10th and
will be in session two weeks. Prof.
r. G. Johnson was elected conductor;
Mrs. Sarah Clay Harlem, assistant con-
ductor; Miss Nolia Bills secretary;
Mrs. Bertha Bills Thompson, Treas
urer. Mrs. Lizzie McConico OF GRAY
ell Hin, spent the weekend here with
her sister, Miss Mary Bradshaw. Mrs.
Ida Gates, OF Mt. Pleasant, was here
last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Peeler, Of Louisville, KY, are here Wis
iting his father, Rev. Thomas Peeler.
Mrs. Florence Nicholson White enter
tanned the graduating class OF the
grammar department Of the public
school, the class of 1912 In honor Of
her niece, Miss Lillian Cleggett, and
her cousin, Miss Alice Stevenson. The
Class colors we're blue and white, and
the class motto, Now Is the time" A
very delicious recourse was served
Rev. G. w Porter, pastor Of st. Paul
has gone to General Conference
which is in session in Kansas City
Mo. Miss Ada Williams arrived home
few days ago from Alabama. Mr.
Ell Collins is here after an extended
stay in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Marth;
Byers, of Spring Hill, was here Sun
day, the guest of Miss M. e. Bradshaw
Rev. Thomas Peeler is quite feeble a
his home, South Glade street. He ha
undergone a very critical operation
and the physicians say he is doing a
well as can be expected under his Sc
rious physical condition. Rev. Ivory
pastor of Mt Lebanon Baptist Church
baptized nineteen persons Sunday a
1880 The storm of the forenoon ha
passed over and the weather was sti
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
HALEY NOTES.

Miss 6. L. Mitchell closed her
school last Friday night with great
success A large crowd was present
to witness the closing. After the
program had been rendered. ice cream
was served by the school. Miss Nit
chell was then hidden goodbye. Mr..
]. B. Buchanan made flying trip
to Chattanooga Saturday. Mrs. Laura
Rogers and Mrs. ]. B. Buchanan are
visiting Mrs. Kizzie Smith in Dech-
ard. Mr.. c. c. Fuggette and wife
and Mrs. Carline Phillips were the
guests to dinner with Mr.. G. H. Hal
liburton and wife Sunday. The Ma
sonic Hall is now being rebuilt, the
old hail having been destroyed by
a cyclone in 1909. Rev. ]. A. Crump
is the master workman. Mr.. George
Fuggette, ST., has been on the sick
list for several days. Happy are
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Knight over
soven-pound baby girl. The Sunday
school at Murphys Chapel A. M. b
Church is 1--WE wire. If it continues
to rain we shall have to go down int
Egypt to buy both corn and wheat
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
DAYTON NOTES.

Rev. Nose Wellington, of Redroe,
Tenn. filled the stand at the Mount
Zion Baptist Church Sunday in Rev.
H. w. Stripling's stead Sunday was
quite a pleasant day with the Odd Eel
lows. They had their annual turnout,
and a good sermon was preached to
the Order, with the Household of
Ruth in connection with them. The
mems department raised 1855 and
the ladies' $12.75 The great revival
which has been in progress for the
past forty days resulted in fifty con-
verts, and there have been MANY
added to the different churches of our
city The Mount Zion Baptist Sun
day-schoo1 rallied last Sunday. They
realized the sum of $2S1. Glass No.
l, taught by Mrs. ]. T. Thornton, took
the banner. Baptizing seems to be
in progress. Rev. G. w. Cane bap-
tized four Sunday, May u. The Sun.
day previous Rev. Triggs baptized ID
into the A. M. E. Zion Church, and
the third Sunday in April Rev. Strip
ping baptized II into the Baptist
church, Miss Geneva Foster spen
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L
/ Lee, also Miss Geneva Foster, o
! Quarry street, Is spending few nights
with Mrs. Lizzie Martin on Jewal
. street Miss Blanchia Mayes, o
4 Quarry street, Is attending the grea
revival In progress. The sick ar
< Miss Resia Swofford, on College Hill
: who Is suffering with rheumatism, an
3 Miss Ruth White Is suffering with tn
l. same, Mrs. Sarah Broyles, one Of tn
+ great pillars Of the Ruthites, Is to b
4 complimented for her great lectuT
y along the lines of the Order and tn
s. relations that exist between the o
v der and the Church. The blEls are b
q ing distributed announcing the dedic
3. ton Of the A. ID. q. Zion Church II
n second Sunday In June and the lie
10 ture of Bishop Clinton 10 be given 9
t. Monday night after the dedicatio
10 Miss jamie, A, Lightfoot,o who WI
ID billed to be in our city last week
* set up some secret work. failed
10 make her arrival. Mr.. Oscar Pitt
I'd who was reported indisposed by ha
8. ing his toe cut of, Is able to be o
le again. Mrs. l.. M. Marsh was Wis
as ing Mrs. Henry Stephens in Morga
1t, town last Friday. Mrs. Eli Brown.
OF Morgantown, dined with Mr.. and MI
as ]. T. Thornton on Washington sire,
lie, last Sunday. Mr.. Will Broyles,
ng Morgantown. has gone to Chattanoo
iy. and accepted job. Mr.. Joe Mack,
Redroe, has left our city and gone
Whitwell.