The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19
times it was wild and woody and dodn't
show any signs of harmony.
FROM EUREKATON.

We are wishing for nice rain in
these parts.
We listened TO an excellent sermon
by our pastor, Rev. J. II. Oakley, Sun.
day. Bro. Oakley always gives US a
good sermon.
Our B. Y. p. U. was a success Sun
day night as behavior of the large
crowd of young people who attended
was splendid and a nice program was
rendered.
We missed from our services Sun
day morning Mrs. J. B. Powell and
Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson, who are among
our very best Sunday school teachers.
Mrs. Powell was kept at home on ac-
count of sickness and Mrs. Richardson
is visiting in Arkansas.
If everyone old or young would
speak the truth, the whole truth, at
all times, it matters not what the
cause for the expression of opinions
should be, and refraining at all times
from saying those things that are
hurtful to any ones reputation OF
character, how little cause this world
would have for sighs, tears and heart
aches. We are all human and full OF
faults, and we should look for and
find the good qualities in ones life and
overlook the mistakes made in mo-
ments of weakness. "For there is none
perfect" sayeth the Lord, and "There
is SO much bad in the best of us, and
so much good in the worst Of US, that
it isn't wise for the best of us to crit
icise the worst of u.s."
We were glad to have at church with
us last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. T. d.
Coffey, Mr. Sam Coffey, and little
daughter of Brownsville.
Misses Davis Cook, Pearl Stuart,
Grace Seymour and Annie Vernon Je-
er visited Mrs. Lula Boyle last Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Simmins, son and daughter of
Whiteville attended services at Har-
mony Sunday.
We are glad to note the improve
ment in the health of Mrs. T. L. Pow
ell.
Our school closed Friday last with
an excellent program rendered by the
children of the school. They had been
trained by splendid teach
ers under whose care they have been
during the past term. The program
showed good taste and Judgment on
the part Of the teachers, all parts be-
ng elevating and instructive to the
pupils. All who attended enjoyed the
entertainment very much, and all
wish for Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Will
ION much success. in thesfuture wher-
svef their, field Of sshsv may be.
Oar eoadF ase4zkytsas I, iis :. Jed .u.i.
Ter the supervision Of Mr. Stuart
Quite number from Hillville at !
ended the B. Y P. U. service Sunday
afternoon.
The young people are preparing a
,lay to be rendered at the Eurekaton
chool house about May 26, the pro-
eeds to go toward buying new lamps /
or Harmony church, or installing
ystem of gas lights
The correct date on which the play
S to be rendered will be published in |
he States-Graphic.
Miss Delma Stuart visited Miss Jen-
lie Craig Sunday,
The singing class which meets ev-
ry Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock is
loing nice lot of practice and learn
ng many new songs. The class is
loing nicely of late. Come and hear |
hem sing and encourage the young
,eople.
Messrs. J. c. Cook and ]. L. Boyle
pent Saturday in Brownsville.
Quite number of our young people !
attended the singing at Bethlehem
asst Sunday week and report a fine
ime and much good singing.
RIOSCOM