The bee., 1916-06-16


Mrs. Harriet Browning spent Tues
day in Madisonvills, remaining IN
the evening for the services at the
Christian church.
Mrs. E. E Early aud daughter
spentithe week with Dr.. and Mrs. A.
o. SIsk.
Mrs. Nora Simmons and son Tom,
were IL Madiscnville Saturday after
noon.
Plenty to eat and drink at the K
P. Barbecue at Lakeside Park on
July 4.
We insist on our children going to
day school, and many other things
we say they must do, but when it
comes to going to Sunday School and
remaining TO the preaching services
we are afraid to force them for fear
it will turn" them against the
church. Look around you at the
regular attendants at the different
churches and you will discover that
the largest percent began when lit
tie children and are still faithful be-
cause of this continued interest in
better things. How long shall our
churches be longing for the bright
and hopeful faces of our young peO-
Pile? Won't you help by having your
family present at the church to
which you belong next Sunday.
Old fashioned picnic will be given
by the x. P. lodge at Lakeside Park
July 4. You want to be there.
Miss Minnie L. Bourland, who has
been spending few dAvs with her
mother, has returned to Bowling
Green where she will give special In-
structions to the normal class in
basketry, clay modelling and other
arts during summer school.
Mrs. Henry Lawson who accom-
panied her husband to West Virginia
week before last, will not remain as
she intended, but with her nephew
and others will return to Darlington.
Mrs. John Slsk and Miss Isabel
Wilson returned from Birmingham
Saturday night.
FOR SALE-A 800 six octave or
gan for $40. Ask at Bee office.
Mrs. 9. ]. Long and John Coyle
accompanied the Dunning family to
Providence Wednesday mornlng.
Miss Margaret Atkinson spent a
few days in Louisville.
E. j. Phillips and H. L. Brown
lug accompanied a motoring party
from HOpkInsville to Nashville Sun
day.
Something of unusual interest will
be shown the Bees party while in
Cincinnati June % and 23. 1t will
be pleasant surprise. Wait and
see.
Miss Elsie Rose, Miss Mary Barker
and Mr.. Henry Barker, of Cincinnati
who have been visiting the Carnl-
hans, have returned home.
Miss Mary Mothershead left FRI
day for Nashville where she will at
tend the Peabody summer school.
Mrs. ]. 7. Evans aRd daughter
Ruth, Miss Mona Faults and DR..
Barton McEuen motored from St.
Charles Tuesday to see the double
header at the ball park.
The X. P. Band of 80 pieces will
make music for the picnic at Lake
side Park on July 4. You want to
be on hand and hear this music.
Mrs, Ed Majors Will leave this
month for Copper Hill, Tenn. Mr..
Majors has been promoted from BIr-
mingham to a responsible position
there and they VIII make that their
future home.
Bro. Abbot filled his regular ap-
pointment at the library Tuesday
evening.
Pack your grips for the Evans
willie Louisville Cincinnati River
trip and be ready to leave on 80 at
6:20 Monday morning, June 10. $40
pays all expenses. Your friends are
going and you want to go.
The fishing season opened Thurs
day and tide banks of Loeb Mary
were well filed with fishermen.
John Long, Sr. and w. q. Barter
spent few hours at Loch Mary last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben 4. Robinson
have returned from Chicago.
john L. Long was in St, Charles
and Carbondale Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. H. d. Cowand was In ST.,
Charles Wednesday morning.
II you are soured on the world, if
your food does not agree with you,
II you are the proud possessor of a
well developed crouch, go on the