The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28

e.,'orsd people nu'ni.rr an the neighbor-
ho.~i oi ltts, D.,.i r.i..-,i- and th.-
t-'st 81 ssciirrs arr provided Tor the ell
uration 81 our - Two ..-~--i----
have hr~p selected by tie School Board
and the Con pany prof-i-s~ o. have all
otrss Il necessary. Prof = NcHenfy
J"ns- IT.. and Mr. Hatch both grad
uate- 81 orr celebrated AMI well known
N--t Virginia Cooley ate Institute near
Charleston And 10 - generally believed
that under the -upervi-i"n al these able
and efficient teachers that the most good
mas he expected
Church work under the PASTORAL
charge ani supervision Of Rev n. q
Herd l. all - X 4 feeling Of Good
will. Harmony AMI IielpfulDe-- prevail
throughout 'nls section. Mrs. J. ID
Johnson l. Secretary Of the the churesi
and l. a fearless worker
FKAITENAL WORK
II. j"-eph- Lodge. No 80. with a
memberships o. X "f A.. j. one Of the
be-i. I.'sir.-- 90 the Tat. Under the
leadership OF men like Hr"ther~ Thorn A.
Nixon. &. G. III VI ~ander-. Y. G. e.
+ I. Pace. X of X and -. samuel
Gray-pn. VI r.. Mitchell Jackson. NJ
T. Preston Ju-tire. I'reiate. & A
Payne. VI w Floyd Arms. NJ A.
Hwy t-iNrly. I a. and Clarence VII
-on. % - W. -ay. IN. very fact that
honest, truthful, AMI men rrady L. hrlt
accomplish ttiug- tins I.nig. Is eoIn.
yelled q, tr -iirc.--~fnl They have com.
fli,~i with 10y. rs l,-sAl obligation aud Ar.
men Who are not seeking absolute. t.,uer
% authority T.. di~tate and in the event
-,ci l. not there tli-n destroy ~ ruin.
Unlike some oi the older Lodge mem.
i'ers Who feel ard ~ay d things ,son'r
% wrong 10 suit th-.ir ,very with whin
or pe--imi-tir feeling that they vii
brake up the i.n,ige 10. no. the.
good brothers are not that kind OF men
hat are meu Nho arr doing thing fen
81 all
They -nt'-criied tor and paid for tws
more shares "i -t"cs ma the Pythian Mu.
tual AMI lnys -tm-nt Association. I.
a'i'ii non L. that Mr. Mary r. Jack-,n
very pr pinIuent. influential citizen an,
property owner. -ui,-crits-d AMI pail fnl
rn individual share OF stock IN the go
riati"n. she with many other vrr,
prominent laiir- - preparing To- 80
apart Court 81 CalAntfr
Mr. - Johnson. "A -rry active An,
industrious lady usually looks after al
ihe preacher. ts.seh~r-. lawyers and Wis
tors who come into Holden and ie,.
Ike making their headquarters there
The Grand Lecturer wa- Welcomed AN.
Hospitality received ma ami al this home
Brother Payne iIyiton. AN old rr-i
irnt. g'"d man. a hard working mar
AMI strong fraternity man. l. Their. an,
sir- with Any mrn Z" ,io more for and I.
-h"~ more loyalty and courtesy to -trany
~ than lac
Nr Jones accompanied 10y Hon. A
/. Page. Thomas Ni~pn gave a nice Al
Ter midnight supper Or rr,.p fion L. th
'fand lrrtnrrr. Many were the rx
''rr--"in- at a most irlrndly FEELING.
lhi- losire has not only a strong mem
'~r-hiP hut has cool iinanrial stand
NIX. They hsvr ai-p rnt themselves ~
record A. deserving a. he. ranked anon.
th" leading and foremost I'ythians in a..
STATE.
Hon. W. e.. Prrcival. General Mana
,~r aud super nirndsnf 81 this Operation
= an un-'iti-ily look IA ~ A. one OF In
'e'-t White men who ever came down th
BIKE. He - a friend L. all the people
Hon. \. X l>.-..ll. srreral Manage
'Nciusiveiy. j. winning the hearts If ~
'ryl|'iy Who contaet With him. and -til
'ie loves 40 one
Hon. Frank Clutches. man liked ~,
very hody. j. on thi- operation and in
'tead Of driving men away lecause II ,
old amt in-oient Disposition. he j. TOM.
10 be KIND and generally a mixer.
Being Tar removed from whiskey. vc,
-''ld"n ever 500 or hear tell of a mar
,ettng drunk.