The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-09-18
NORTH DURANT.

All our schools have and are prepar-
ing to open, and Susans have little
poem that they would like one and all
to memorize, especially the little boys.
You know it lie nice to have fine lot
Of boys growing in success.
1T All Rests With YOU
It's ali up to You to succeed or to fail,
To sit down and grumble or take to
the trail;
To climb to the heights or to sic down
supine
Far below where the rays Of the morn
ing sun shines.
On the sleeps; It isn't genius or talent
That takes man up where the morn's
voices call.
1t just work, and more work, and
still work all the time
Will You SIT still, or start out and
climb?
The famers are all busy harvesting
their cotton only to set ''the blues"
more vividly on their deeply furrowed
brow, as so many of them are not pre-
pared to hold and feel that to cope
with the weevll and cut prices means
a financial rum, If they would but
realize that ''cheerfulness is Just as
catching as the blues, = and does peo-
pie so much more good. they might
change their expression a bit.
Mt. Vernon really had divine service
Sunday. Their. pastor actually had
time(?) to be with them for the first
time in several months. They had be.
gun to feel like a flock without shep
herd.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Parkinson enter
tanned the young set Friday evening in
honor of Miss eagle, of Vaughan. |
After pleasant games were induIged in |
the guests repaired to the dining room
where dainty ices and cakes were
served. When the going away hour
arrived the guests were only too re-
luctant in bidding their gracious host
and hostess goodnight.
MIR. Harvey Brister. wife and little
Sallie Lou made hasty but pleasant
call in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Muir.
ply Melton Sunday afternoon. They
will soon leave Us to make their nome
IN Winborn. We hate to lose such a
worthy young couple though we feel
that it will be wise move for them;
yet we do not consider ourselves opti-
nists by any means.
One of the girls had the misfortune
II falling from buggy while return
ng from an entertainment recently.
out fortunately only experienced a
title shake up" This proves to us
hat our boys still drive with both
lands.' See?
~
,eople call him." ''our tick man,
made business trip to Durant re-
emily.
Yes, Gold Dust Twins, Susans decided
hey would not hike, as they really
ad no place to hike to, and everyone !
lse seemed to want to do the going
n this side Of the waters and, war on
he other, so we had to decide between
urselves that There is no place like
ome."
Susans heard young girl ask her
lother not long since II sacrament had
cen discarded in church worship.
Ter mother, being detained at home q
reat deal of the time thought that
erhaps the Lords supper had been
,rved when she was absent, asked
ar il they hadn't partaken of the
upper since she was member
something over year)? The child
i'd, mo man, not that she knew
and she hau attended very regular. n
, when Susans inquired of an older
ember he said that she thought that
had been several years since that
urch had taken sacrament. So if
is is true, who is to blame, thes
Istor. people, deacons or sinners? r
ease, some one. Git am not mis-
ken) take this subject and find out d
tine sake of Susans inadequacy of n
ig 80. BLACK-EYED SUSANS. Y
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