The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-07-21

III things go wrong and you would
curse
And kick the cat and poodle.
Just say: oh pshaw. Things could
be worse,
Then whistle Yankee Doodle.
To those who are walking uprightly
here in this vicinity, the strong, plain
and true appeals of Evangelist W. j. Ray
Of Alabama now conducting meeting
at the local Baptist Church, have no
terrors, but to those who are not what
should and can be, the messages are
somewhat cutting for they hit the spot
and come home to some of US with much
beneficial force.
To our way of thinking it is just the
kind of preaching dead people need
and to wake up church people to the
great need of being up and about their
Master sbusiness. MIR. Ray is ably as
sisted in.the meeting by Jack Johnson,
whose singing is splendid feature Of
the Cody work. Mr.. johnson is a
young man who has given his whole
heart to God and is adding his mite to
the greatest and best of all causes in
soul saving. What splendid example
he has set for many of us older ones.
People often require plain, hot-shot
preaching to make them see themselves
as they really are, and Rev. Ray is the
man who can do it if it can be done.
His efforts in Moscow to advance the
cause of Prince Emanual will bear good
fruit.
Miss Boswell of Mt. Pleasant is
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Boswell.
Anthony Ware who has been with
the Gerber Company in Memphis for
sometime has accepted better position
with the VIM. R. Moore people.
Robert Steger left Tuesday for his
Texas home after visit to his brother,
]. ]. Steger Esq.
The unwilling of the late j. D.
Crossett's monument at Shady Grove
cemetery will be conducted by the local
W. O. w. camp, July 30.
A good road meeting is scheduled for
this place Monday. July II.
We regret to report that Esq. ]. j.
Steger continues quite i'll, and that his
condition is not at all favorable.
T. j. Pruette, wife and children of
Salisbury were Sabbath guests of MIR,
and Mrs. o. E. Pruette.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hogan Of Joiner.
Ark. spent Sunday with relatives of
the former.
Miss Roddie Smith of the delta is Wis
iting Miss Legal Tender Rich.
Mrs. ]. L. Crossett who has been con-
fined to her home by illness for some
days 10 sreported much better at this
writing.
You cannot buy q single nail, spool
of thread, or cake of soap in Fer
nsld, Iowa, without buying it from a
store owned BY farmers and conducted
on the cooperative plan. The town also
has consolidated schools, but the people
had to fight several years before they
obtained this kind of school, even carry
ing the matter to the Supreme court.
This town is owned by farmers and
every dollar spent in it comes back to
them. The town has a population of
100 souls, yet has bank with deposits
of nesly SOS, 10000. This is one town
that knows how to care for its own,
and is the result of cooperation. Lets
have a lot more of the latter here in
Moscow. Business men should pull to-
gether againot the blind tiger and every
other.bad thing in the community, and
for every desirable thing. Remember
it is the people of q town who make
a town just what it is.
Mrs. Lulu Murphy and Miss Pearline
Burnette were Sabbath guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Sisco.
A house party at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Rich the past two weeks
has included as its guests Misses Rob-
bic Smith, Biloxi; Roena Rich, Arcola;
Monte and Ethel Hood ,Clarksdale; and
Messrs. Fred Allen, Mack Hood,
Clarksdale, and Will Wheeler of Michi-
gan City. We are not much acquainted
with these splendid young people but
can safely say the young lady visitors
are truly charming company.
The life Of fresh egg is three days.
The life of religion IN some folks is less
than that. However the latter is worth
having and holding to as many will testi-
fy. Hold fast to that which is good. ;"
Lee Ware is setting agent at Forest
Hill.