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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18
SUNDAY GAMES
National iea5us.

National League. Boston at Cincinnati Brcol;lyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis.
 Federal LeasUe. Chicago ct Kansas City Indianapolis at St. Louis
 ctneT Games All Stars ys- Sachems at Fals. Taftviue at Voluntown.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18
NOTICE TO CREDrroRs-

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within 1ntf for the District of Norwich, on ths 17th day of July, Present-NET SON J. AYIING, Jndxe Estate of Peter & Murray. late of Providence R. L. deceased
 Ordered. That the Administrator with the will annexed cite the creditors of said de,>easeo to brInR In their claims against said estate within sfK months from this date b1 posting a notice te that effect, togsth sa with a copy of this order. on the sign post nearest to the postoffce in the ftity of Norwich in said District of Norwich, Conn, and by publishing the same once in q newspaper having a cir cuiation in said District, and make re- ka1rm to taaiR Court
 NELSON l. ATLIE6- Juagp. The above and foregoing h . trus euDy of uecoE1
 1tssst- FANNIE C. CHURCH,
 Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18

tIl Batted for Dooin in Tth.
 Cxx) Batted for Mayer in Tth
 txNN) Batted for Rixey in 9th
 Score by innings: Philadelphia 0 1- St. Louis ............0 l 3 2 x-s Two base hits. wInCo. S. Magee. Duderus
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18

AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD at NoEw3ch. within and for the District A. D. 191A.
 Present- NELSON T. AYLlNG, Judge.
 Estate of Evander Taft, late of Nor W9ch, f4 said District, deceased
 The Hnecutrfx exhibited her admin %f@saOn account with said estate to A~ Court for allowance; 1t is there oEdsrsd. That the 5th day of August, 4 p 1914, at F o'clock noon. at the ETob4te Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District, be, and the same Ia. appointed for hearing the saEnA. and the said Exeoutrfx is direct G e0 give notice thereof by publishing ing 6 cfrculahon in said District, at leasf ten days prior to the date of said hearing. and make return to the Court.
 NELSON !. AYILNG, Judge
 The above and foregoing Is a true copy of record.
 lyzSd Cer1r
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18

Bill James. pitcher for the Braves, invited a newspaper man to call on him in the clubhouse at Boston re- centIy. What happened could best be described by pugiliatic expert This manner of resenting honest criticism went out of style long ago. Nowadays a player of ability has only to play winning ball to show up those respon- Eible for unjust criticism
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD A Norwich. within and for the District f bboTSi1h' {. 1siss on the 17fh day of July Fresent-Nn1snN ,. AYLING, Judge.
 Estate Of Peter 8. Murray, late of
 HHsnSai TSs xsminist1stor h esesassd wiss the will written. arplicatson alleging that Sad
 and E noT orsns n so. oeaar in ssH osrtafn reaf estate belonging to said estate, fully described in said applioa-
 Whsrenpon. 1t ie Ordered, That said appdIoafton be heard and determined al the Probate Court Room in the City ot Norwsoh, in said DistFiot. en the ,z1si the forsnoop. and that notice of the said ssartas thsseoa. be given ssp by the D1 newspapAr having eireuIatieH iH saId fss asts ef ssi1 i hssriss, z ana se sshss re e turn De Yssf sSfSfs sS shs 5. dei4flf d1Y4fffsa, Judge, The The esswe sad fsrsesing is trua
 i1sas;t; iAstas;t; FAasIE 6. eaH1aGH s5 :.
 DtsYnIgT CD NeagH sToNINaFea staniagtoa, July lith. A B. Is14.
 Mssth stsniHstsn. ia said District de. of bsffs 9sssfss E.. t ssass fga7 tas ssss stsningtoH, I will sell eeTtaia real Toas ssss1s 4 ksh ssa sfssja ba ta E ta of goHneetictlt as bounded and describ- ed in the, application for the order o1 sale on file in said Probate Court
 f 'Af0faT1ssa= aRAcs f5e s. sAdRRB5BRs, AadRsa5 fa
 is Moss St. westerly N E R. : 5y1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18

sy Cleveland --------o Washington O O-l
 Two base mts. Kirke- Turner. Bassler Three base hits. Chapman. McBride-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18

NOK7CR-An cred1tors Of said de- ceased are hereby notified 70 present Shesr claims against said estato to th . undermaened nit Taftyalle, Conn, within the time limited in the above and fore going order.
 AAEDEE PION, A<zmenfstraaor with the will annexed
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18

(x; Batted for Ainsmith fin eth-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18
NEW sNeLAnB LEAGUE sT6HsIss

e-FhLadGFhla gazAs postpened- Fain' tVe lnes today.
 St. Iouis-Ne~ Yori. game postponed. wet grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
s"PHERp OF THE HILLS.

The Shepherd OF the Hills." which
comes to the Court next Tuesday and
W ednesday. is a dramgtization OF Har-
old Bell Wrights novel. the dramatiza-
tton having been made by MIR. Wright
and Fishery w. Reynolds.
The Shepherd OF the Hills is an in
tensely spelibinding story OF love. myS-
terry ana heroic daring: ~ gets a grin
on life and brings peace to the soul or
any man or woman who reads a..
The woods aud hills are part of Gods
handiwork. They viii give peace ana
strength TO all who seek them. From
this play you may. In some measure.
feel their influence and know some OF
the ways or divine providence.
You VIII ask or this story. Are tne
characters OF this play real people, Does
the old shepherd live only In the pages
Of the book or on the stage Is there
sammy Lane or Young Matt You
Will say they are all very familiar. and
YOU seem somehow TO have known the IA
long time. The scenes may seem new
and yet old. II you 20 TO the Ozark
hills you will find somewhere "A sheep
ranch I'm Mutton Hollow and a Dewey
Bald. But Il Is from a log house above
the mists that YOU will view these hills
and forests and take OF their peace ana
strength.
That inspiration OF the old shepherd
and his friends VIII come TO YOU: also a =
you follow the old TRAN that is nobody
knows how old. There will be a matinee
on Wedne sday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
COUPLE MARRIED
In Office Of Squire Dobbs, Yesterday
Didn't Want Preacher TO Per
form Ceremony.

a young couple dropped into the Of
hce OF Squire Ice r. Dobbs. yester-
day for the purpose OF having the con
genial justice OF the peace perform the
ceremony which would make them
man and wife They had secured a
marriage license In Wellsburg. from
the clerk OF the Broke County court.
and had come 90 this city 10 be mar
ried.
Squire Dobbs informed them thar
the laws OF this state prohibit justices
OF peace from performing a marriage
ceremony and that a preacher must
be secured. Al first. they emphati-
cally refused 10 be married By n min
lister. and stated that they would 90
10 Ohio 20 b. married b. squire
However. when told that the license
would not be valid In Ohio they D
nally consented 10 be married in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
AT THE oRPHEuM.


A brand new all-star vaudc VILE bill
will open it's three days stay at the
popular Orpheum IN eatrc. starting with
matinee this afternoon. II will he
beaded bN Herbert Lloyd and COM
pany OF eight. presenting vaudeville
hodge podge and travesty on vaudeville.
The added attraction on this big vaude-
viii bill will be Morrisey and Rich in an
excellent vaudeville comedy Offering.
This act will be the big laughing event
on this bill, followed by Quigg and Nick
erson, vaudeville's foremost blackface
comedians.
Nevins and Brown. the wonderful boy
soprano singer and pattic dancer. will
give the bill tone IN regard 10 cia-sro
song. Then there viii he Denton and
Geddie. horizontal bar comedians. intro
ducinE many marvellous stunts on the
horizontal bars. There will be brand
new first run film show on the picture
screen this afternoon. ana 10 should be
the usual gala matinee today. MANAGE
James Fenimore Lee is announcing that
coming Monday will be York and Adams,
the former stars OF Bankers and
Brokers" who were seen here at two
dollar prices "A few seasons ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
RUGS STOLEN
East Wheeling Resident Cleans Car
pets and After the Exercise, They
Are stolen.

Monday evening about $50. some
unknown person stole two large room
size rugs from the rear yard az the
home Of &. A. Bigler az No. 1862 Six
teenth street Mr. Bigler had fin
ished beating the rugs which we're
placed on a line. and took them down.
rolling them up. and left them on the
outside Of the house lie went In.
side and In few minutes returned 10
secure the rugs. but to his dismay.
they were gone The police were no
tihed Of tho theft. but up until last
niEht. no trace OF them had been
found. u H. said that the police are
working on o. clew and the rugs may
b. returned g. the owner within a
few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
OVER 100000 PAID In
PENSIONS BY U. S. STEEL CO.

money order. and ne may remain a.
,uht a. nc likes. In case a pensioner
becomes Incompetent 90 handle hts
pension u is paid 10 his wife OF 10
L is needles to say that the funds
ulslt ibuied do immensurabls good. a.
evidence rom every hand 40 ind.
Gates II must be an immepse rsi,e,
20 thos" Who are nearing that stage
ol NE when they fully realize thar
th"ir working DAYS ara lessenins 20
know that they viii have an Income
20 depend upon afier they are unable
$4,000 ~ Wheeling District
- Local employees OF the United
states steel association have been
Denentted very materially by the pen
sion tund during the past wear Tbe
statemcnt issued shows thai pensfons
nave been paid 20 former emplovees
OF the Laughlin works Of Martins Der.
~ 10 The amount OF S735 No. former
sulpioyees OF the lallelle works have
asV"lNed pensions amounting TO sf4s
- and former employee Of an.
A'tha standard have received pen-
slons amounting 20 Sf.C73 20
oImer employees Of the Beuafre
NoIhs OF the Carnegie Steel companv
nSS,t recel.ed pensions 10 the amount
~. sna'sD-.Vt, ana former employees OF
.nt hlNtrside works ~ BenW God. have
1869 10 70
in all, some $4,000 was paid on, 20
20 "a Employ ees on the pension list az
NE company Ina this vicinlfV anrins
ne last year. The report pusf pub'
,r..'.u suoss very considerable In.
SIesse ln the amount ~ pensions psis
~ isls over the previous vesr and
me Indications are that this nension
iig Si, VII continue 10 grow very rsp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
REELECTED
Directors Of National Exchange Bank
Organize by Naming Old Officers
20 Serve Another Year

The recently elected board OF di.
rectors 81 the National Exchange
Rank organized a. a meeting n cid ves
teTday afternoon. by re-electing tn.
Officers 10 serve the ensuing year.
Routine business vas transacted in
addition 10 the election.
The following are the officers.
President l.. y. Sands. vice president
and chairman ~ the board. William
secretary 81 the board Dr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
SPECIAL SER MONS
Rev. a. L. Benxe. Pastor Of Zjon
Lutheran Church Begins Series
OF Special Talks.

a series of special sermons wui
b. delivered hy Rev. a. T. Renze
pastor ~ the Zion Lutheran church
on the South Side. beginning fbie
SUNDAY ln connection with tho do
Nfrrr uf The sermons special musi.
SUNDAY ~ tho vested adult ana -
choir under The direction 81 Dr T0nis
a Uruuka
The r-fmons In the series ar. "a
follow January IS. Rovorenre. %
February D. The Design of Af0ic.
ton February d "IfosuIfafffv %.
February ~ Good and EvU Infiu.
eucc- February q. The Virein
Birth h''
Last sunday Rev. Renze preached
on The Old Time Family as the
flrst VI the series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

varieties o. any one exhibitor. a. the
annual exhibition o. tho Tri STATE
Poultry Association. 10 b. held ln The
Markct Auditorium. next week The
awarding the cup VIII conform with
rule No. :. 81 fnr rules and and raru.
laiiOus Of the association
Tho cup viii o. OF pretty desirn
and will b. Inscribed ~ foiioua
% Wheeling business Mems Assorfa.
Cup for
second Best Display
TrtState Poultry Association
MReellpg-le1l"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

West Virginia by a minister. rather
than secure new license.
Tho squire telephoned Rev. W. y.
Dyslnger. pastor OF the First English
Lutheran church. and within a few
minutes the marriage service was com
pi"ted. The grom gave his name as
Frank Dido. while the bride was
Iheressa Orerteno. They resided in
Bulgor. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
Chronic Indigestion Permanently
Cured

Sly years ago" writes s + Car.
penter, East Aurora. y. y. u was in
very pad shape suffering from indi.
s.suoh, could not eat solid food
when a friend advised me 20 80
Ohamberlain's Tablets. found sucb
renei from one box that ! Continued
using them until cured. and though
SIX years have elapsed have NOT feif
me slightest return ~ my former
.9ubie. For sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
WOMAN'S CLUBS
toontinusd from Page Three,

Bcuter MISS Anna
Fl'no- tsl D. sharp afat,r ..,,,-.
~ 'lopIns tnl q Sham MirDr
iyi.ntlss. fuoplu-MIsa I9n AI.tr.t.
-v-.., 'al lmpatieucs fhl @Nv
~ '.uilrft Mrs. James o. IIani.v
...-. 'Ug ~ulo. Violin Ar0rnrsnir,.-,.
NE Sf'. schubert Miss fserkisv ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
Mrs. Hesrn.'. Farewell

committee from Tire Wurnar's r'4b
'tn' sven To- the pre- Idcuf. Mrs Tu.
,lnN - ltfffne. Tuesday. when she fsrf
Inf california Co spend the winter she
Nat riereuted with huge hauuuef 81
o. hli- "ud lilies az q token 81 esrssus
from the Woman club Tor whfrn Sc
has done so much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
HANDSOME CUP
OFFERED BY Business Mems Assoeia.
uon Tor Second Best Exhibit a.
Poultry Show.

AZ meeting OF the finance commit.
zee OF the Wheeling business Mems
70 award n handsome eiIyer en-. -.
the second best display Of standard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
Committee Appo,n,.s

- WIS Flora Williams. president OF the
Choral club 81 Greater WEreffrg 49,.
appointed committee 60 look after the
."mpietion of The Legend ~ Granads %
w. RI a.. follows Miss carrie Zane Mrs
] rank Garliu and Mrs vs. ~. Gelssy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
AT THE VICTORIA.

with the matinee this afternoon Vic
toria theatre will start one Of the best
all around vaudeville bills ever brought
to the city. TO run the last half OF the
week. The big feature will he Win
decker the Great. who will present his
famous travesty band and the Lion e
Bride. There are fifteen soloists in the
company. and their work has been the
sensation OF the year all over the cir
cult.
The Balkan Torupe. in the worlds
greatest aerial act. will be another fea-
ture OF exceptional merit There are
three ladies' and one man In the company
and their work ~ phenomenal IL v
1 fitzgerald. the greatest Of lightning
change artists will present an original
DANA What Happened at Mudvilie
Junction. Jules Held. the funny come
dian. will present Mayor OF German
town" and Brooks and Wallace Will ne
seen In a singing and dancing act or
merit. The Nictoriascope pictures will
be up TO the standard.
The public is invited to hear a free
lecture on Christian Science" by
Bickncll Younu, G. s. B.. OF Chfcaoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
Womans Ii,erarx Club

The Women's Literary club held a
meeting al the Lima Honnig sherman
studio Wednesday afternoon and the
subject discussed was Canada and
Current Events
Mrs. Paul q Reymann. presided in
the absence 81 Mrs Charles : Norrf.
son. The members we're notified that
Mrs. Morrison Is now on the road no
recovery and 10 is hoped will soon be
able TO take her place In club circles
or the city.
The current events discussion was
mos interesting and the meeting was
q delightful one with many topics OF
interest spoken or Miss Ada Jepson
read a tine paper on the carly dis
coFery OF Canada and included in her
toIy me most interesting Incidents OF
early history ~ that progressive coun.
Try. Mrs. w. p. Jones talked 81
lcngth on Quebec and told OF the
many handsome churches. cafhedrais
and other structures Of that citv she
poke ~ her visit there and Incidents
W nich happened ~ that time. Roth
subjects we're ably handled.
Collegiate Alunrse.
nc next meeting Of the Collegiate
Alumnea viii he held 90 The home OF
Mis- Jessie NcCullouch Friday after.
non. February 13 Maryland colleges
v Jul Do the subject Tor discussion
The program is as follows after the
rendition az which Tea viii Do served
and 9 social hour spent.
boucher
Mrs John palmer liiss Vetts 'c,.,;,,,
w oman T Medical college ......'.'
Hood college ~
MISS wilma Lewis Mre vs. " rrs-
, kih'. ~ Miss Jessie Mr-rff1nrn
National Fafk Seminar
W. iii,ascth stamm and Miss Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
FROLASET MODEL l224-..NOW

An increased volume OF business enables
the manufacturers TO give you a price con-
cession. Now. the Froaset model 1924 sells
for S3-the best $500 front-lacing corset we
know Of. Gratis services of our expert filters!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
crcLoHIc EVA HERE MONDAY

Eva Tanguay. the cyclonlc cofnedienns
= coming to the court next AIoud 81
anuary 20 Miss Taneuay viii preseuF
Tor the nrst time in this city her I'm
the beautiful daughter OF IIerodias who
gained az her Intriguing hehest the hssa
or John the Baptist from the Roma n
Satfap OF Palestine. Mss Tanguay had
TO measure by comparison agairst MarN.
Garden. Ruth 81. Denis. Gertrude ffon-
man. Ia Sylphc and a dozen other IN
terprecacies OF "Salome.' who has pre-
ceded her in its Interpretation before
metropolitan audiences. Tie c'rcu,--
stances that she was accorded all the
honors gave people who had hitherto
believed that Tsnguay was only capable
or tomboy impersonation ~ Jolly -.-r ~
an opportunity for thought. In addition
20 her Salome. Miss Tanguay promises
wheeling theatregosrs vaudeville on
tertatnment better than any ever offered
IN a New York theatre. OF course there
Will be a matinee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
GREAT SCOT
HERE FRIDAY

ss.LlIs. PES o. the early train I-auaer.
80 a.. men % wealth, travels -rp-cial Z.
Sther words. Harry don't taS.
e-nnees Hes Scot. that explains an
re. Win his plpers and an extraor.fi-
10y eoterie OF European artfst- arrfV.
- tne =. n o. tomorrow at : o'clock IN
Ihst there VIII be hundr~dS-v.~
sIoesands.-to greet Lauder. there A. NJ
oSue,. because OF the fact that re = on.
ol ue most sought mea in The universe
Sn1 marry likes 20 mingls ana rninxIs
ne Will Aarr yis a studious feilow .rd
,e1s mental notes OF all the xoos
MhaSs,ne sees IN such me places a.
neenns Lauder L. a very Industrious
mar. big stockholder In large enter
pr,se-. and seldom falls to intsreS, him
ser IN anything that Is good and pro,f-
sole lies thrifty. TO be sure. he's q
scot Harry likes everything that n.
soou ana money-making.
Ihereis q treat IN store for those who
VII greet Lauder at the station Al
tnougn MS regular performers do not
participate In the demonstration. hut
when those about meet Lauder face
20 race with his pipers brought direct
from scotland. "a Will surely be more
than an ordinary happening.
Great Will be the time when Lauder
arrives. and the day u tomorrow Harry
Lanoers nrst and most important stop
VII be at the HEADQUARTERS Of Mayor
MIX IN the city building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

>. l.. Dickey; cashier. Charles w.
Jeners; assistant cashier. X. l.. Rovd
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-12

ments a coating of CLASSY mud. Can not the
same conditions prevail on the moon? Very
simple and easy causes may bring about ap-
parently great results.
This explanation may apply TO some cases.
We can imagine easily how insulation may
produce variations of a chemical order. Pho.
Biography illustrates this II there are on the
surface OF the moon such substances as will
blacken under the rays OF the sun, which are
so luminous, so hot. aetinic, electric. etc. this
hypothesis is not improbable.
The solar action may also produce other ef-
tects, which are no longer only of q mineral.
ogcal or physical order, as the fusion of the
frozen surface saturated with water, or of
chemical order, as the darkening OF certain
salts, but Of a vegetable order, such as the
production OF mosses, grass, mushrooms, Itch.
ems, rudimentary plants developing swiftly un.
der the warming influence OF the sun, which
takes an hour to rise and eight days to reach
the meridian.
But why should we talk of minute plants of
MOSES and poor rock-lichens? Can not this
long solar irradation produce some gigantic
effects2 Seen from the earth MOSES ana oaks
are identical, | have always been struck dur
ing my balloon trips by the aspect OF land.
scapes when seen from above. Whether they
are lofty forests, or grassgrown plains. they
look alike, and the hills themselves are edges
OF valleys, the surfaces which spread out be-
low seeming an immense plain, varied only by
the colors and tones OF different plants
And besides earthly conditions do not pre-
vail on the moon. May not those variations be
neither mineral nor vegetable? We are very
far from knowing everything or being able to
understand all things.
What have tried to establish here Is that
these variations exist They Indicate the pres.
enee or mobile elements, water, air, liquids,
gases, atmosphere, no matter what their chem.
ical composition may be. Are those dean
shadows only thick ice-that is something az
least. The occultations the changes observed
III the cratarS. the ulmnaRa hatuy -.
clouds or occasional mists or smole-masses
the darkening of vast regions under the action
OF the sun, all join in proving to us that TIH
MOON is NOT DEAD WORLD.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-04-17

has been quite sick, but is improving
DR.. 7. G. Jackson attended the
medical meeting at Memphis last
week; reports nice time.
Mrs. Ella English has moved tt
Middleton, where she will make hel
home with her sister, Mrs. Talley.
Walter Mcclure was in our village
last week on business.
The road work advanced slowly last
week on account of but few being in
terested enough to lend a helping
hand. There will be but little more
work done until crops are laid by
then the work will be resumed in
earnest.
Hauling fertilizer is the order Of
the day. It's use is gradually in
creasing in this community.
Mrs. Sula Farris's son Dolphy was
buried here last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Blanchard conducting the burial
services. Mr.. Willie South's boy will
be buried here today Monday. He
is young man fairly grown. The
bereaved families have our heartfelt
sympathy.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-04-17
Missionary Convention

The West Tennessee Missionary
Convention of the Churches of Christ
will convene in Selmer on May 3,
next. There will be one session
Monday evening, then on Tuesday
three sessions, morning, afternoon
and evening, and Wednesday morning,
afternoon and evening. There are
three departments viz: the C.W.B.M;
the Bible School and the Church prop.
er. Each department will be pre-.
scented by some of the very ablest
talent in this Brotherhood in the
State. The meetings will be held in
the Christian Church and the loca
congregation are making ready for {
great occasion. The Public are cor
daily invited to attend all these meet
ings. The full program will be given
! to the public in few days.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-04-17

1t looked last week like the
entire fruit crop was ruined by
the freeze, but examination
shows from present appearances
such was not the case. Whether
peaches will drop hereafter.
while at present showing good
condition, is possible. The ap-
pie crop does not seem to be in
jured. No where in any of the
fruit belts do we hear OF any
serious damage. Early vegeta-
bles all south were ruined, but
that does not mean a loss of the
crop only a delay of a few days.