The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
BIS CREEK
DIST. BRIEFS
The Political Sentiment
At Excelsior Very
Much Mixed
BERMINO ! FOR ROBINSON
Church, Sunday School and lFree
eheol Work in Good Condi-
tioi.0ther v.x..
BERWIMD I FOR ROBINSON
EDITOR wHIrrIOo AT :ENorLsIoE

EDITOR wiiirrICO At .ENCELSIoR
The services at Rosebud BAPTIST church
sunday under the PASTORAL charge OF
R"v- Thomas Wooiy were good and we'll
attended Rev Wo~iy preached an able
sermon iille'i with all the practicaIity one
could expect or hope. Revs. Tucker.
woot~n and Ciemon.. local gospel mes
srng-rs. bring present assisted an tie
servicr- of the morning.
Eiitor Whlttico being present was call
ti on L. make q short talk and to htt
collection. $500 Was the amonnt rai-.-i
Rev. Tucker preached at night t. a
very nice crowd aud night we'll .ild lac
quit himself.
Rev. Woody is we'll liked at tins place
AMI n 'ioing good work
AT YUKON.
Dr. A. NJ. Moore, one of tl,r Leading
phy-icians ma big Cr,~k district. enter
tainei at hls home sunday his father IN
law Mr. William Robinson. Rev Tho-.
Wopiy. Isaac Noel. D. A. Bumgarsiner
and tlie editor of the Times They talk-i
"n Various subJerts. such a- religion.
'ne'i'eine. esincstion. society and -;--rial-
ly politics They all freely. mutually
and very hopefully discussed several of
the more vital questions affecting tie
race and the standing ot the tailoring
man. To great extent and almost "a a
unit the men approved the present al
minlstration under Gov. Hatfield.
Sunday school is taught by Prof. ID.
g. Coleman and Miss Harris, both OF
whom are public school Teachers at TX
celrior.
Thomas luarIes returned from welch
and hey 'tone where lac spent lev days
With some oi his political friends.
Mr.. strong, soh-in-law Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs Bungariner, made a trip home from
Bond Town. Va. where lac has l<en en-
s~se'i IN doing some very imp ,rtant
work
Miss Allen oi War wor-hIppe,i at Rev.
""oiy'- church sunday. She l- doing
SOME very successful .hool work.
The political sentiment on this oter-
alton tENcei-iOr) 10 very much divisssi
on the candidates. of Robinson and Lilly.
BERwIND.
Political speaking at Berwind Saturday
night at the school house Was largely Al
tended and several very enthusiastic sd-
dre--es were made -sorne by candidate,
Tor county offices while the others were
made by local and visiting friends.
Hon. e.. l.. Count, candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney and Hon. w. !.
Hatfield, candidate for ASSESSOR. very
ably and with apparent telling efiret pre-
-entsd their claims a. the people and
asked for their support. 'lnit- nun
her Of white peopls were present aud
-s'ern Il u have enjoyed the meeting.
EDITOR SPEAKS.
Editor Whittlco male a strong AMI
c 'nvIncing appeal 70 the voters u l--tir
shefn-eive-, % not di-frsncfi-e them
selves, ~ stand up for the present Re-
publican administration and for the
nomination of Judge IrsE. R,bin-on.
ii'- citation Il the many teneficient laws
nov on the statute books, put there un-
der the present. administration. the viz
tue-, the ability aud the record Of Judyr
hobinson on all public qne-tson- were -o
forc~fu'ly presented and in the midst of
lcud and long sPplan-e justifiei every
body u believe that the only safe and
spund thing ~ 10 VA to be careful about
and u guard against supporting men nm
pc-ssi u the administration. White and
colored alike congratulated the editor ON
his speech AMI Pledged their support tc
Robin-on's nomination.