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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
THE OLD SOLDIER
Is STILL IN Line
GOES TO MEMPHIS REUNION AND
MARCHES THREE MILES in
PARADE. GAINS ID POUNDS.

eff it had not been for that Tanl@c
l couldn't have gone to the Confeder-
ate Reunion at Memphis on the Sth
of October and marched afoot for
nearly three miles in the big parade, ="
said Frank B. Kendrick, who lives at
$500 Charlotte avenue, Nashville.
Mr.. Kendrick is one of Nashvilles
Oldest and best known citizens.
AS a member of company l. Second
Kentucky Cavalry, Basil Dukes regi-
ment, General John B. Gordon's com
mand, Mr.. Kendrick saw service
throughout the civil war, and was
wounded four different times.
During the winter" said Mr.. Ken
drick, 81 suffered intensely with rheu-
matism, and when springtime came l
went all to pieces. l had just about
made up my mind that my end was
not very far off. 1t looked like | was
on the verge of a general physical
decline, and l had about despaired
of ever walking again. | am seventy
years of age, have fought good
fight and proven my record, and was
ready to go. But since | got hold of
Tanlac l have set my head to round
ninety years, and from the way feel
now 1 believe l will do it. Before l
began taking this medicine [ was
rapidly losing what little strength
and flesh | had, and was so weak and
debilitated it was all | could do to
walk from the bed to the chair, and
even that required great exertion. l
had no appetite at all, couldn't sleep
to do any good and was awfully ner-
vous. My flesh seemed to dry and
suffered a great deal with headache
81 doctored and doctored, but did
not show any sign Of Improvement.
| attributed my failure to get relief
to my old age and declining physical
powers. But 1 made a bad guess, be-
cause after taking Tanlac two weeks
| / felt better and younger than l had
| felt in years. l am now on my ninth
bottle, and am actually thirteen
pounds heavier than l was before
began taking Tanlac. My clothes were
| too large-now they are too small,
and l guess that I will have to buy
clothes that will fit me comfortably.
To make long story short, the med
icine just seemed to fill me with new
va
my feet. | have a fine appetite now.
"As I told you before, l can now
walk anywhere, and l have thrown
my cane aside because | don't need
it any more, except for bad eyesight.
| spent four days in Memphis at the
reunion, and just tramped around all
over town with the boys. All around
were men who gave out during the
parade, but at the end I was right
there, and didn't feel the least bit
tired. l just got back few days
ago, and am awfully glad to tell you
what Tanlac has done for me. If I
had the money I would buy every old
soldier bottle of Tanlac, because l
believe it would add years to their
lives"
Tanlac is sold exclusively in Daw-
son by the Dawson Drug Co.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
YOUNG COUPLE STOLE
A MARCH ON FRIENDS
MOtored to Albany and Were Married
There Instead of at Home.

Miss Gladys Crowell and Mr.. Eddie
F. Mathis, whose marriage had been
announced for Wednesday evening,
stole a march on the friends and mo-
tored to Albany, where the marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev. Par
IRISH, pastor of the Byne Memorial
Baptist church. In the party were
the bride and groom and Misses Ruth
Mathis and Mamie Crowell and Mr..
Charlie Mathis. The marriage is a
elimination of a childhood romance,
the young couple having been sweet
hearts since mud-pie days. They have
a wide circle of friends, who extend
congratulations and best wishes. Mrs.
Mathis is the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. CrOwell, and be-
sides being a talented young woman
is much loved for her Womanly quail
tiles. Mr.. Mathis is a sterling young
business man, than whom none in
Dawson stands higher, and the young
couple start out with bright pros
poets for happy future. They are
at home at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Adams.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11

Ruth Roland, the Balboa star, won
the hearts of almost countless screen
enthusiasts by her consistent playing
in the now famous ''WhO Pays?" Sc
ries of stories. Born in California
Ruth Roland has been before the
public ever since she was four years
old. In her earliest period she was
known as CALIFORNIA; best child act
ress." Then she had extensive stock
experience and wound up in vaude-
Vile, prior to going into pictures.
Joining Balboa year ago Miss
Roland got her first real big chance.
With Henry King she was co-starred
in Pathes "Who Pays?" series Of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
January's SLOWING Up"

Winter indoor life, heavy food and
irregular exercise cause a dull, tired
feeling. Foley Cathartic Tablets tone
up the stomach and bowels, liven up
the liver, cleanse the system and give
the light, free feeling of proper dt-
gestion and good health. Do not
gripe or nauseate. Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
EVOLUTION,

When Luther Burbank first by chance
Grew fruits with out the seed,
And by combining various plants
Brought forth a different breed,
There was a prblem vexed him sore
(Though he had lots of boosters)
Until the Movies solved it-for
They made the crowless BOOSTERS!
-
VIVIAN MARTIN, ingenue lead Of
the World films, began playing when
seven years of age, and has had a
very bright career. On the stage she
played in "Peter Pan " "Spendthrift, p"
"Of1cer $685." Stop Thief" and on
the screen in Little Mademoisele, "
cover Night" Wishing Ring" Lit
tie Dutch Girl" and The Butterfly
on the Wheel" She will appear at
the Palace Theatre in "The Wishing
Ring" Tuesday, Jan. 18th
4 y 4
CHESTER BARNETT will be re-
membered as Little Billee" in "Tril-
by" He also played in "The Wish
ing Ring and has appeared in other
World Film successes. Belasco's
'"The Rose of the Rancho" formed
part of his legitimate preparatory
work for the films. Barnett made his
first appearance on life's screen at
Piedmont, Mo-, 81 years ago. He
will appear at the Palace on Jan. IS.
x
Miss Young Wins Popularity Contest
Clara Kimball Young, the Word
Film star, was the winner in a recent
popularity contest conducted by
New York newspaper. She received
1901, 53S votes, while her opponents
polled a total of 957,670. A new
eight cylinder car was the prize. Miss
Young's nearest competitors were:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11

Monarch pleated bosoms, Csc. Her
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
4 DeIightfuI Musicale.

Mrs. B. NJ. Davidson gave de-
Iightful musicale Saturday evening
in honor of her brother, DR.. Edward
Greene, who has just completed a
course in medicine in New York and
will locate in Atlanta. The affair was
very informal, and the numbers well
received. At the close Of the pro-
gram light refreshments were served.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
Photo Play News pA Ml5R Et THE2T #

Mary Pickford, 1O,767; Hazel Dawn
29,O53; Pauline Frederick, 1,845;
Anita Stewart 13,493; Marguerite
Clark, 1871. She will appear at the
Palace Tuesday Jan. %, in "Hearts
in Exile"
Il 4
CHARLES CHAPLIN, the Don
Jose of his burlesque on Carmen
worked for weeks dissecting the
work of Merimee, the writer who
wrote the original short story which
afterwards became a novel and then
an opera. Chaplin appears at the
Palace every Monday.
MABEL TRUNNELLE, Edison,
since the war began, has been be-
sieged by mail by an ardent English
admirer and an equally enthusiastic
German admirer. Each has his own
way of advancing his cause but they
are particularly DESTROYS of keeping
her favorable to one side or the 9TH
err. 1t is now some time since she
heard from the Englishman, but the
German continues to lombard her
with German MISREPRESENTATION she
can't read. She appeared at the Pal
ace in "The Magic Skin" several days
ago.
Young people wearing wigs play
ing the part of old men in motion
pictures are no longer accepted. The
old actor must really be old and his
hair must be white with age.
II **
The latest issued volume of pro-
ceedings of the National Educational
Association containing the last word
of the teaching profession of Ameri-
ca on every phase of education-a
volume of almost 1000 pages-de-
votes five pages to motion pictures,
an instructing force of such power
that its neglect by the leaders IN ed
ucation is incomprehensible.
y y So
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, the
World Film star, while not pretend
ing to be an expert in advice on chow
to remain beautiful believes that
most people eat too much. She only
eats meat once a day.
IS
VIVIAN MARTIN was the recipi-
ent of a Japanese poodle as a Christ
mas present, sent her from the Far
East by a Japanese poet, who wrote
he had fallen in love with her from
seeing her pictures. AS the letter
was in japanese Miss Martin had
considerable difficulty in having it
translated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
WHITE BURGLAR ESCAPES
FROM COUNTY GANG
Was Working at Wilburn's Bridge
When He Broke For Liberty.

A white convict named McManus,
who was sent up for term of two
years from Fulton county for bur-
glary, made break for liberty Fri
day while working at Wilbur s
bridge.
Sheriff Turner was notified, and
caught McManus between Parrot
and Weston.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
BROTHERS MEET IN DAWSON
AFTER SCORE OF YEARS
Four Messrs. Pickett Together First
Time in Twenty Years.

Messrs. Smith D. Pickett, j. King
Pickett, Dewitt c. Pickett and Thos.
H. Pickett, sons of the late Capt. T
H. Pickett, a former honored citizen
of Dawson, are all here at this time
this being the first occasion of their
meeting together in their childhood
home city in twenty years. They are
all held in deservedly high esteem
by a wide circle of friends, and are
experienced and successful business
men.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
w. c. t. L. Meets Friday.

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet. Friday after
noon at three o'clock at the MethO-
dist church. Mrs. L. c. Durham, as
superintendent of rescue work, has
arranged splendid program. A cor
dial welcome is extended to all.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11

will pay no accounts charged to
me except upon written order. All
parties will take notice and be gov
erned accordingly. This Dec. 2Sth,
1915. J. T. WARNER, Sasser, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
Walter Bridges Gets Another Prize

Master Walter Bridges, son of Mr..
H. T. Bridges, has received a check
for SIS from the Atlanta Fair AssO-
citation as a prize for his exhibit of
four crop products.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11

CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, the
World Film star, while not pretend
ing to be an expert in advice on chow
to remain beautiful believes that
most people eat too much. She only
eats meat once a day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-11
NEARLY THREE HUNDRED
WERE MARRIED PAST YEAR

The NatrImOnlaE Nafket NOT rs
Brisk as Formerly, However.
The matrimonial market in Terrell
county has been duller for the past
year than formerly, no doubt on ac-
count of the commercial crisis, but
there have been nevertheless quite a
number who have embarked upon
the sea of uncertainty During the
twelve months ending Dec. 31st Or
binary Hoyl recorded 273 marriage
licenses, 40 of these being for whites
and 224 for negroes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Notice of City Tax Sale for General Taxes of 1916

.: :r "a: e. as:S & IS; Sss; S a;s & 81 -
% s :; s s. ] @ s s
;s Ina .s ana ss:ss.
' "' ~ ~ Wv ~ ' ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08
Observation-Disclosures

~ ns SUB OF Sea- ~ OF the TO- 900 LIS T.
81 H:ys. Algsr last nams cub It.
WARD NO. CAP MO- IL -
S cr S::. q 1ss, Joseph =; Hs1:uSA.
Z SEQ Il. iosoo acre si r:e = +
ID s sss s..r. sub
W. C. MeMnsn King Joseph \ ncIAughins cub. Of the
81 II. sub the Of BE-. ~ go .s a: T sc. sa.: n
H. Hughss King. last
v ns xns 9:: SsS a.. ana y.s.r. sub
~ o Scott Hoibrook. last named sub. 10 q
l. - ~ sMn
ia G7x. ~ A.M A. titp.rIi.f Z, -~~HaA~.>..-
81 s'ss; !;::sa 6: 70 3:
\ essss . ze,..es. ,... ....4 sub. ~ sE f.
IT, ChsidS Jr Hobrook. last named -:
sss::en .:;r e sss Il: !. .iS H ::
|. VS. & sss r q Sec "a 900 a.st
JosspSins named sub.
Il es:s SGs "a = s's!; 81 r. ..
w. r named sub iiii II
~ Van ...........~ IS H.
- van su,r. n. owen. las. named .u ..ann +
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

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=
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20 ssls els q
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$ q i ~ y
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

sss; :: S:::,: s:s. .:s IS; Is
ct lot Of Motts sub Of part OF the 20 Of
IL Ct z; ::s q tn; s:s
WARD NO !. a" Fl AZ sf ms a. q n
v.,n m;s;' :: 81: Ct n
Dscsssr n Lsesstsr Court Thomas ana Wssnsi sub
.s to sec 81 o; snd 4. y: nousv Of -:
!S .s q IRE :: :.:::
O. W Ey.tsr. Leicester Court. last named sub
D. Coiwe Ksnilworth, Rsidys s7 TO-
cc0 acre tract
j. King Wentworth. Motifs part
W. 81 IT, OF iSS T. IN front ana being tn. " ~ IT,
E. W Hutchinsson n K.niwcrtn last named SUD-
A., Sc IT, Of iso f. in front and being - r. in rear
WARD NO !, n g e q : iss eH + e 10 j. g IT.
Is. .; ,ss 81 ssi IT.
* A. Henry Westminster last named
" L Boysn: ws.tmin:tsr last named sub 90 &
M P.nnsr Boulevard McI.ushn and oven:
scr: tract except .iy ts.f.of
Bonevard. :: -: 49,.
WIN. esse belmont Moore Hodges sub
sly. OF the My OF the My OF 81. 10000 acre
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

Niesssisnder Brush last named sub. = VA
r. Mueller Brush Brushs part lots II.
20 and 81 and part Of Brush farm adjoining.
d DsiitS O. Brush rushs sub Of that part Of the
lying between the D. line OF Aexandrne ave- ana the
or bra0y
H. A. Duty e Brush, Patrick Mcainnis sub of lots
a. and Of McCune's SUBJ OF part OF frac sec 81
NJ L. Ford W. Brush Brush's SUBJ Of that part Of the
lying between the O. line OF Alexandrine ~
wARp No Si.'y CAP N
T. Kramer. .. ". Farmer. Governor and Judges plan
und As Of n. 25.7s IT. Of 9.
Gray Est Co sr9:dw:y ss Nance s SUD NJ
!. Court, NAY o. ,soi :':.;...'....
vac. 10 T. Of land in front As decrssd BY {
NJ 0oode Center, last named sub. - t. Of D
Plassa BldR. Co. Madison last named sub.
e. c. Wilson. Madison last named sub :..........
fi,Ise BlSs Co. Mssiscn last ns%sS sub
y. cousens woodward H. p saldv,ns sub Of part Of
lots 2ae and ?2a and vocated alisy-sub Of Park lot
part OF lot Park LOT ....,......,
j cousens woodward. last named sub. ............
y. Couxens woodward. last named sub. .rear
WARD NO I. CAP NC
g lots to 49, inclusive OF Farnsworths sub Of PA
w. Herber e woodward Patrick sfcGinnis sub Of lots
IG g. IL and . Mccune's sub fpart Of frac
.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08


Hospital Martin Hospital Of
Park lots ~ and rs
L i'xandr.n. sub of part of Park lot Ne ~.
D.;sS wayne s;ss SEE 10.
~ WARD NO t,.. CAP No g 81 |"
=. Nichols. n Mcmillan
lot 49, Ia r. u City Of Detroit Wayne Co., Mich
1,JorArp MO :. 80 CAP M
rhS Holly bet TrGents Of the
" fss and part Of 1885, or Fremont st, Lambert
tMmsden canneid Fisher
WARD
H Koch Canneld. Tresents iss Fremont
WARD NO
m asf% .sns s.twssn line Of Fsrnsworth the III:
- N'e@~"""O % H. OF lzI IT.
.wsRp No., Sl% asof Q, N ,a n.
=. GARFIELD mel; Plat e
coany . o .! n...o.. iyss
wARD NO. 80. CAP NO S.
Bectwood, Forest Hrushs OF
farm lying between slime Of Fsrnsworth and
Hjaefwcod Forest last named sub -
bisekstoSs Forest w. SO t.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

t.: Ia q: .s.: :. Yg'l.s =: e':S:.: tut :.
=. ,ss s:..s's assS cH &. e S,s;s Is x:
late Gen. r. Williams. ~ q. % W 11o 81 S It
A. 10y fssasvestA plat Of the suA Of t.
p sesssc s.1essS isst s.s.si scS Is Il
v.,,nro, GAP N6 y. IT
yreesIen Brush's sus e that part Of tn:
the line OF Harper % !"
warn M :, CAP NO 80
D. * MY D. xirsy D. u ysrz.s sys Of ~ ana lot
OF o. 49, l. BssuSisn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

A. Montealm plat OF Brvsh sub OF Park lot No
City OF Detroit made BY Edmond Adeladc and A AZ
e. Ro,hschd n. Montcaim. sub. . .
H. High last named sub ss's r. 81 go, IT,
C. Harris n High wipdcrs OF Park lots Nos and T.
WARD CAP NO: IS.
n n N. Brush
farm q. adjoining Park lots 8, Z, 8 and o.
wArnNo1 CAP NO $50
Hogan Of sub of lots and o..
w. 10 II
4 35
Adelaide. Brush's sub of that Brush
lying OF and adjoining Park lots o,
B. Noeske. n Alfred Brush
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

WARD NO. l. CAP NO.
b:nn.t Hsneoek C.ndis.: sub Of icts ana and tn
sub. OF o. 49, l. Bsaubsu farm
!. CAP NO.
A. so,.y Warren: plat q Moore and Paimsrs sub OF
WARD l. CAP NO. rs.
part OF psrH 50 Between Farnsvorth
RicSmSn .. rhsodcr: last
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

This is very independent town. and
In largely owned 10y color,,d people. FIT,
or inc re- persons own thsir property and
quite a number Of persons are excayat
INK Tor the foundations Of residences and
business places.
MI i. g. Gaines, one Of the leading
property owners. il making impro,..-
nent- on his residence IL l. loudl,
rumored that lac is u be- married soon.
DR. Gray, tie druggist, H. making auit.
a stcces- IN his business. Ills trad, i.
better and more encouraging than IL ha-
ever heen. The people are learning t.
know that he j. business man AMI b,-
real Interests in the growth and devrlop
ment OF the town. lie j. one az ia,
leading Robinson men.
Hon W. J Elliott. Of Matoaka. can
didate for she rih Of Mercer county mi.
jet To the Republican primary. is max
ipg strong race for that most cberi-l,ed
"ii'ce- lie is we'll thought of all over
TIE county and II goes without saving
that the man Who heats him in the race
VII realize that there has been Strap
Al hontcalm you will meet With that
never-t'r'ng and vigiIant political hu sler
J. u. Brown. lie keers his ears clos. to
Tue ground always and has always b~en
regular anil strong supporter Of the
present Republican administration.
Prof. Holly at Montcalu. brother In
Or- W. A Holly Of Eramwell, j. till
TEACHING and running very -ucr,---ful
business. lie -sy- the '. t~r- will MT y.
A. eas ia -wcrsei from tie g.ath II duty
aud TIE real principles of Hepullicani-u,
- some would think. lie -ay- mem.
Pf'nelpie- and ri'tcsl bath r,eht- are
not a. easily purch lse,i a. one would
want to think or say.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31


Mr. Ai'N Bsri'pnr Mas clown the hill
last week Tor tllr fir-t time since hi. hin
ms sprainei
Mr.. Jnniu- iseii got hi- .lrg broke and
- not doing - we'll.
Deacon tsicar Michel Ina. returned
from the hospital and is about to se,
back L. hi- oil anty again.
The church mi-S.s her sexton Yer,
muri
1ans ~as honor,~l last week with IN.
very distinguished visitors from Charles
Ton an the I'er-oD- Of Me--rs. William,
Cannaday and Cuzzen, the husbands oi
two oi our graded school teachers. Mr..
Cnz~en - some pool player. lie could
make - t. any Of our boys ~. During
his playing some "f our boys would say
I" hin" DAVIS. why Ming, what IN
your hold back why, nothing. -
dr Cuzzen would remark. "Tams' King
cant play -
Master Robert Lee I;roadingnax lis very
al with pneumonia.
Rev t. \. Martin joined two OF our
happy couples together last woek. lname-
~. Mr.. Luther Dorset and Miss Annie
lhornhill anal Mr.. VIM Dean and Mn.
Josephine Gr-Nely. Tams Join. the writ
rr IN wishing them many happy and
years
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
Col. Roosevelt and
Major Motion in
the West Indies

Kingston, Jamaica, W l.. Marrh la -
COLONEL Theodore Roosevelt. rx-presile, =
OF the United state-, has been here sever
a weeks and the whole island has I..,,
eager 70 give him a look over TIN.
greatest man Of America has H., n on;,.,l.
located about twenty five miles away a.,
pnv-te and secluded camp. Several
days ago Major X. X. Motcn and wifi.
arrived at the port and the newly ele,t..,t
principal OF Tuskegee Institute wa- Inc,
by the colonel and family. The e,lueato,
came here Tor rest and study. lie Was
surprised TO see the colonel, and whe
ex-president Roosevelt drove him ont H.
his camp. Major Motion felt his stav
would be exceedingly pleasant. Tn.
inendshIp OF the two d. tinguished men
dases back many years. Ia has Just b~
come known that Colonel Roosevelt VA
- friendly 10 Major Motion a. he Wa t.
the late Booker t. Washington. The
NO have served on q number of phiIan-
throp'c and sociological comm;ttee- in
she Fest. They have spoken ON platforms
q The same time for the past ~ YEAR
and their associations have been cordial
and pleasant Ia ~ said that when the
colonel wanted 10 have a cor ference ON
grave matters and wanted an unbiased.
true and conscientious opinion. be- would
call upon Major Motion, newly elected
principal OF Tuskegee Institute.
when the ex-president and the new
principal came 10 the city yesterday and
drove through the town, all eyes were
upoo them When they stopped 10 enter
The possofiice great crowds assembled and
yells vent up: Long Live Roosevelt
Long Live Major Notion" The COL
onsa u member Of the trustee board Of
Iuskegse Institute, and will attend the
installation in May.-Frsternal Clarion.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
Pocahontas
BY VI p wOOrr

The annual srrmon Of the Knights ol
fythia- ~s- Presclied lat sunday At the
Fir-t Bsptist church by Rev. Adams.
pastor of the " p. church. IIi- tex,
"a iopnd IN t'ene-i- -. Am my
brother : keeper lie prearhe.I init
an - t'resting sermon. The welcome
sddre-s - the church VA gwen Nv Mr.
X. l.. Jackson. the pastor being absent
and IN behalf 81 tho X nseht- by Mr. ID
Z. johnson. Re~poB-e by Mr.. y. W.
whit VnIte q number 81 visitors were
present Dinner was served at the n All
We were honorei with q SOLO by dr-
Pauline Costly, q Pulaski.
The Civic League y having some uork
done at the school hons. which will 10
quite . help 70 the place. The League
meets every second and fourth MONDAY
nights All cordially invited TO attend
The Young Peoples Entertaining Club
gave an entertainments &C the 8.ps,-t
hurcb Monday night Tor the b<D~fit a
he ehssch.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
-Ciatto For Robinson

Dr.. X. q. Warren, physician and .pr.
ssoo' srsdnsse Of Meharry Medical
oss'sse. has his single ont in this city
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
ORATOR

JUDGE ROBINSON is Candidate for the
Republican Nomination for Governor of W. Va.
a man who has proven his worth and is allied
with no political factions. He is one Of the
ablest men and most brilliant orators in the
state. Don't tail to hear him. A special invi-
tat'on IS extended to all. Hear the issues dis
eussed by the next Governor of West Va.
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