The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-08

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to this charge for another year is truly
blessing upon this people. We should
be grateful to Brother Cumming for
his care of us and to Him above Whose
will we believe it was that he be with
us another season at least. We can do
much to make Brother Cummings la
bors amorg US more pleasant and s2i-
ritually profitable, and he will value so
much, helping hand. We must aid
him in frightening the way that leads
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Pulliam spent the
week past with friends in Jackson.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Weinstein
Monday, an eleven pound baby girl.
Grace-divine grace and peace. How
beautiful it is to those who have them.
Walter Carr of the Peoples Supply
Co., spent Monday in Somerville.
MIR. GulIick and family have moved
into the Crossett cottage.
A large class of M. w. A. will be or
ganized here this week.
Mrs. Temple Winston and daughter
of Chattanooga were recent guests of
Mrs. ]. M, Stevenson.
We continue to hear rumors that j.
j. Burnett Jr. will make the race for
Sheriff. In the next election of county
0fFlcials. Joe's many friends oyer the
-cUupty hope be win.
Adolphus Hollida and Joe Boais are
assisting in the Moscow Nero. Co.
during the busy season.
Miss Kittie Wilburn of LaGrsnge
was aSunday guest of Miss Susie Rock.
The Epworth League Box Supper
given Friday night at Owen Hallnet.ed
the members about $500 which goes
into the new church fund. The Mis-
sionary ladies also raised nice amount
during the week gone which also goes
to help in the new church building.
These latter ladies' pledged $4,000
toward the new church and the amount
is almost raised.
Eva Bobbitt of Rossville has been
visiting local relatives.
Claude Rich, Henry Nicholson and
Misses Mildred Bryant and Charline
Rich spent Thanksgiving with home
folks here. Miss Rich was accompanied
by her friend Miss Maxwell of Somer-
vile.
G. N. Pruette and W. E. Robinson
were in Memphis Thursday. \
A. A. Ware now connected with a
large wholesale house in Memphis,
spent the Sabbath with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant of Rossville
were guests Sunday of the latter's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. r, Bryant.
H. 0. Harrison, bookkeeper at the
Bolivar Hospital, visited local friends
recently.
Recent local statistics record the
birth of two boys and two girls.
II we will but read the accounts OF
the suffering and forbearance OF
Christians in the long ago, we will the
better realize how little we sacrifice
and do for Savoir who did SO much
for us. In a time of need beyond hu-
man power, what will you do, who will
come to our aid If we now neglect to
pre-, are the way?
The Methodists are using the DR..
Stevenson store until the completion of
their house of worship which will likely
be sometime in the spring. This
courtesy of Mayor Stevenson is to be
appreciated and we believe, is. 1t Is q
nice, clean, comfortable place in which
to hold service.
If some of the junk dealers in Mem
phis were to visit parts of our town
and the rubbish lying around, they
would be well paid for their trip. It
continues to be a wonder why we do
not cooperate for cleaner and bet
ter Moscow. We have few citizens
who delight in keeping their premises
and surroundings in neat condition.
Interesting services conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Cumming. will be held
Sunday in the Stevenson store. It-will
pay this people to turn out in force and
assist to welcome this beloved mans
return to this circuit. An effort win
be made to make the services on that
day Of special interest to those who are
careless about church going and atten-
ton to their spiritual welfare. Make
glad the heart Of the pastor By large
attendance.