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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-05

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav-
export, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-05

- Mlou bcrgIciht Die Gbe 10 oft
nit ocm &ricg - uber bas trtfft nidt
su: bel ieocm &rieg tonn,t ld1IteBlid
eimlul ein Srieoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-05
Sins bcu1 S}nlanbt.

9ic 9cbnttc int Gcuat iiGcr ben
v&ricgs5uitaub" 8eldlmI.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30
ROSE PLANTING MONTH
SHOULD De OBSERVED
WITH TILE Aisl AM tsl-etl'E i
TIDS Oh sFEE f4iIllEs
gsTTHs PLANT EsE4f1ss kEs>.

Esag izaa CT 4axa Aaeizle Is
n is Sr asr woflssais
slofaes, file ssnaia anf aDe
aaa asslst ae e5as laafas ed tsae
saaa to makA Na4a st
sEa February N rose aaEE
s.ers planting nsaatiile gasa
and er YaessNt sot fs eyn#eted SO
5aons plth tae flowers 81 suFiag SIS
d resals be work agAie win ~
cone
ks4 everybody gat feats ana asd
~ eaFs 50 nsHsa AalsAs aie &
esss 9s fa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30
= . . = S>s . = . 70 = =
) ABOUT WAyAHACHIaNs =
} AND VISITORS IN CITY =


airs, j Bass Williams Is in Daie
LIS today.
Mss Erua Cole visited At Dallas
Yesterday
Ar and AIRS. y. 5. Gray were IN
abs city Nonaay
& l. Knox q cofsieaaa vas .
sftor here yesterday
& Il. CLARK 81 wichita Falls is
6Yo on business TO-DAY
Ms F. s. Rosers has gene "a
Isrlln fo- a few dafa yisit.
L. Countess Of AaFaeafl vas
slsitae acre Yesterday
r.. 81. Lee and @fe 81 Chicago
- registered a Hose} Rogers %
Gar
J6aa Corr sell #ill leave In 5ts
a.orafag for Falls county oa basi-
ross tejp
His WHHe Relic Crcy Of Br5s-
81 Is he guest q Mr. aud sIgs.
Slbert Yoweil.
Mira Joe Coin returned last
ighy FROM a two montbs @alt IN
s,e~ York clsy she Nas aceonpa-
s cd by her sister MFs NJ S. sehee-
ter. Who win be her guest Ter g
s4me.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

tbs Keenan, building on the east
side of The square Is being ramodesed
10 give the Catviu Tailoring COM
paTy an opportunity 10 spread cut a
little. X new floor is being put In
taa building 10 hold their new press
ing uaehins.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Hins1# 70 satisfy fI5e most ex-
aetin a7lk 1919 printer. Job
printing. That's All ''t AaT.}
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Reot few rooms saa receive
aleo tn1ome FROM them Tae Daily
Alstt want column can rcat them
for you. .,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30


Friends 81 Horace THppet. who
ljsea at Hico, VIII regret to learn Of
.a rataer serious aecident which be-
iell aim aad two small children late
}esteraay. News OF the accident re-
eeaTed ebay IS 10 the effect taat Mr.
Fappst, having been kept close 81
home on aceount OF lhe serious "a.
nesa Of Mrs, Trippet took the two
children for a short automobile spin
lafe yesterday ana IA some manner
"fecsel the ear. iia sustained three
broken ribs oae child suffered q dis
loeated shoulder aad the o5ner chtld
was badly bruised.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Noae Of tiIa baseball parks of the
aosth and east has anything on
5angla park said Emil Haslaau
sroun5-teeper fer ebe Detroit Tig
er7 3bo aichel sending tbs lnfield
asa oiamoad today "A lttle saad
m.xed azlth THIS BLACK waxy land
makes an Ideal park sol and the
fir Is Us good as could be- asked
Whea Z ttll u tho holes iu tAe out
He3d viii be ready TO beat Il 10
Detroit llatsmaa has beep here
Tor tea weeks, ba, haasg sHea dur
sng lhs frst week kept bim iul8are
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30
ION. JACK III
SPENDS
DIST Sti
PROB ai}fl.iTg NaI
PASSING, TIL

tASSiN6 TIL
Eenyes Tx
hers n on,lay fnn
matters q ihte
eptE a
n1|
tf'a A9aiaal 4.
bop fel but that Il
ilt.e3ed 81 p The
Mr johnson
To the
niH tbe
mandate q tAe
t''.5'' L 4
reason alone he
tai iHB Files q
views Ia other sp' 8.
that
sbepld represent is
He N5i} BE- III
.tin to 1lui Ia bis
hill v ,ten
there W8 30r {ae
measure Mr ioaaa
= matter I gannat
skirts Vill ha clear 81 |
mas enacted The
amendment
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30
TND BARNS BURNED
MONDAY AFTERNOON
y
80 q. \. - aTss.1A~x1I,N< MD con
EFsy = - x, -tp an
AAssss $500 sI4LIft

Fire All e'eloek Monday after
Eoon sses srayed The brns us *
Ward ard N q Hasllssa TIE loss
Is estimated ii about SEQ Mash No
Insurance last tsgw Fha liFe Dsissss
nsfad Is not Enossa and tias large
taa. hQangag t. Mr. Nard, MAS
NslI eIoBaa ii TIanaes shes
discovered. FiItea Nith Ssed sasE
Il bmrnea ragldss
pun arass a. sai tiais morning
diaeafaa shaf be I'D
Eat IN i1sAaT pessev ease
l Eae a sh e asas
siiaea BE- found
aofaeF barn.
ssseaa sser she ssas waFe S-
tnwtss.ss0 this fise. and wisea
tie fire bo1Fs we're nearing the STA
ssun, d second asHn Was SCUM aaa
sssiing u ;sla home % Ea
aith here Aoln SIS Earue is
gae roof he aamas ssrs as
slight
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

#Hh oaIg one more DAY ia which
90 psy ssze end aolA ihe added
asaty ,aa hg rush is on IS coliee-
tor fom JoDos office today and II
500 be- continued aniit Fate to the
night tomoEroa. Wednesday, meef
at x O'Clock the peaalff goes ou au}
rsbt of aoigraee IS denlsd thoae e'bo
haye aot procured poH taS receipt
oafias lha day Saturday gAe eollee-
TORS loree isaled 4ri t4s receipts
ana "a yesterday iacaed SYl Col
leetor IoHes announced today that
be would remain open untA I2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

oclork Wednesday aieht 10 accom-
saoiate those who 8era iate in sef-
tag around,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

The last shipment o. New Uni
'arsljies Dictionaries have arrived
Clip one coupon from tae Daily
Jrht. send o. hfine il 10 IBIS Of
fiss and set a book for 9Se. This
lak st pmeat contained one hundred
B9oks aae theg Nsli ncs last long
cettax get yours BOW. 274 pr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

nauglass Barber shop has moved
sFana Jackson street to East Frank
Iin street, beck 81 Nincey's store.
H enf aoe; siiaye 1oe. Open
eAtll s o'clock every night. 27lpd
Mrs. & II. Caldwell, age rs, died
ST her aene "a Milford Aonday nj
tarapan 81 3 o'clock following q
hTtef lllncss. the sieeeaaesi u sis
tar 10 Uncle Charley Ramsey. QUE
.as tlla oldest settlers Of the Milford
eoga auuitx, ana FOR 10 years has
stsa ter home there. Sac IL sur
85eea t 4 daughter and tsso aoas.
asaaozag viii us heli there today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

The Waxahachie National bank ar
noanees the receipt Of u large NUM-
Der OF the nev coin designs ia dimes.
quarters and half dollars. they are
expecting q shipment OF The neW de-
signs III ore ana Two dollar bills.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

COS. IIlaisx mntn want ads
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Manager Harrison Is going 50 0e
compelled to don his thinking esp 70
make room for the Detroit haii clabs
but he Is eqaaI 20 the occasion
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

: a afarshall, "A Old pioneer
settler 81 nar Rnekett, who has
heefs seriously III Yer the past sesafs
q t d paf fed some better t.
H s asuatsF. Mrs T. :.
Nasa hael1is is At his bel.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

The Durham Dry Goods company
Il haF.ng hafa line squeezing into
rs aa@ bg5idHaes thaT are - oe-
cups after Eeb ! aat the feaaeE Ms
tass s. Mene maEr3Is along every
day aBd bR dgs aay shf hope %
be moved AID practically sEEaigiit@n-
81 ap,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

III / should complete this week
ii #ef@lee wiii haze served tota1
ag o4nety-ave DAYS on the Crane
jH1y during the last fiYe years. said
sF n Pew, bus am hoping we VIII
pe able TO adjourn Wednesday night
and eut the total down to ninety
two Mr Few lives st Midlothian
aad IS oae q the good citizens who
sfay be depended upon 10 do his duty
rs saBse
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Lynn La8sNell. member Of the
jungle PARK Association. has write
ten President NaHin a*fiag thar The
Tigers stub management arrange
tmo o. three exhibition games at
Hsaxs haehie. fte asked fer bi5
lesgne games. promising 10 bring cat
rs good crowds as attead saeh galasa
played ia largef places
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

lvor feed and fual phone Brad4
cad Il Kennedy Old phone 8. e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Aariees received here last night
aefe Is toe t thsi Pilil Bertgam
Is quite sack erstfae. Texsa where
BE- ard Asr aefteaa ar stasias
tau aEarI1g. TheHr SON. LEROY ho
- teaching q Milford passed tdTu
the eisg lass Right earoate ID Dallas
and from there he vii 20 70 Cuisine
30 be with bis fatAef.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Tne yearly sueesiig u che i,as
gieA elaa ulll hs hAla 'ihnFsaas
Eag. ~, All n4e@slsas'a are aEss1 81
ne present. Bringing sheis saaf
book
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Haniers aantesl 10 haul about 800
cords Of woad See clyde II Nlun. u
fss--4~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Mrs r. II Davis. aome demon
atfation agent visited Italy Mon
day and discussed holae demoustra-
tion work With the directors Of tire
commercial CLUB oil that city with the
result that the directors decided 20
come with their pro-rata past In pay
ment of Mrs Davis salary THra
this means the home demonstration
work VIII he extended to the Italy
community Mrs, ravia ia at 33ilfor3
today en- a similar mission.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Mrs II Joleseh Mrs e. Raphael.
Mrs Ike Jolesch and Joe Jolesch, ali
OF Ennis, spent the day in Waxa-
haehie today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Miss Lutte L. stearns Of Allvau-
6ae viii dsiiTsT a lecture az Sims
library tonight oa sufFaGo Miss
Siearns calls The business o. being
Ia eiab Voman home Industry. She
advocates club WORK which will stand
ior service rather than culture. lt
is aatd hsr lectures are very iateFes1-
ms Everybody has & most cordial
Invitation 10 attend tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30
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5 NEWS ITEMS or THE CITY =
: TOLD III brief FORM =
= =
aAAAA%H~~>%&~&%% y
tseaasne eastman koaaks q Cur.
t;nx adv 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-30

Mayor E =. primes mas beea call
e4 20 AusflH soe GIT IA Fight t1e pro-
posed nablEe utilities comm ion
BIN which rs eeFage the house eom-
mittee today This sags biz WIS np
last spring ard vas bitterly attgaks
"a by city officials. the mayor @
cured the coop 8atioh q Bic Cham
ber ot Commerce I'll lssa tlght AGAINST
tBe hIsi at tdaa5's iaue3eDa.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
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The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
BRAMWElL SCHOOLS
In Good Shape, Much Needed In
provemests Made BY Beard
of Education,

Brsrnwell, w. Va, Oct. The
Brsmweli High school opened son The
sth inst with q very large enrolment.
The teachers are f. A. Boiling, Prin.
Z. A Wood. Misses Lena King, Mamie
Anthony, Luvenis Fullen and Amands
>.oas-s. $3.50 -, = rS0sEss have been al
ded; one will be Used for the primary
grail All the oth.r " 4 - tilted Mp for
d)mestic scisacs aud sowing. -
--rne Bpard NJ r l1cstion, esp c,sHy
Hon r. Baker. have shpsn great IN
terest ia the cplore children Of our con-
munity. They seem anxious u xise
the a tair en- tucs. W. hope the "a
rents appreciate these fsvors snd will
zee "a AZ IN 'ir chi lrsl take iuii stvant-
age OF the oPp)rt inity of rel
The Nigh -chDDl n a. an enrollm mt of
eighteen stuient-. The graiuats- who
sre stteniins the W. Y q. 1 and the
G. !. are making envisb!e records.
Principal bling AMI hi- cDrps of teach
ers have the cO1tfence OF the entire
community Ihey expect a great year.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
CHARLESTON

Mr.. and Mr. Car Bray. Of Pitt-bure
are in the city visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas Whittier. the parents Of Mr..
Brady.
Mn Russell ronev viii entrrtain the
Psrsonaxe Club OF th6First Baptist
Church on thursday afternoon.
Mice Frsncee Starks spent the wr~k
end visiting friends al institute
Mrs. irsne Jackson Moore leaves thu
week Tor her new home IN Parxersbury
Mis- Phods A. Wilson delightfully."- en-
tertsin-t the COLLEAGUES OH Tuesday
evening at her home on Thompson street.
Bishop Scott OF the NJ r. Church will
lecture at >imp~cn. Memorial VI. r.
Church Tuesday evening, October .ath.
DIR. W. w. Lucas. Who Is Secretary OF
the Epworth League OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. will give Q recital At
Garnet Auditorium Thursisy evening.
November l. The recital H. under the
auspices Of the Charleston wonsn'- I'm
provement League
Dr. and Mrs. Is. a. Crichlow are VS.
ting reistives and friends in the Es-t.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
ROcKEFHIn rs SHOES
.MfsotED. MS Wife
MEANS nN0-YEAR-0l0 HAT
OF Kin9's So and His Millionaire
Wife Eeeoe0ize On Clothes
as3 Give Savings to
Cssstry.

Ihas Nh John d. Rockefeller, Jr 10
ysarine THE fall . two-yesr-ol0 hat
$~-ru NC n.de over herself, To- como.
nice on account OF the war. is the boast
OF hsr husband. Who defines a. true
economy.
IL al came oos II community gar
den party" 10 TArrvt,wn. y. y, near
which - she Rockefeller estate. r.san-
dco Hill. John ID Rockefeller. ~ r.
csot'y gave this msxniiic-pt home TO his
son- The Tarrytovn iolks who had var
esrdsns THE summer made an exhibit of
their prodnce the other night. Mr..
tsockefeller was che OF the number and
captured several blue and nj ribbon.
ior he s9asshe- and pumpkins, So h.
va IN an excellent humor when they
csiled on him for a speech. He ssi.i:
II atm happy because, in my effort In
economic and grow the vegetables that
my family will use the coming winter.
have proved that | can bc a farmer. If
necessary.
HAD FOLD SHOPS HALF-SOLFD.
II was born on Q farm and -ts rred out
70 be farmer, but . hornets nest dis
oourseed NE 1t m early date However.
70 hornets nest can discourage me from
being economical 1t time when the
welfare OF our nation demands thar every
citizen shall grow everything possible.
"ssse nothing and make everything go
- far ~ possible
why, l wss going 70 get a new pair
OF shoes come tine ago, because 1 zetu-
ally needed them. but when the shoe
merchens said that rising prices made IL
necessary for him TO charge me s. for a
new pair said ! would economics.
sent this old pair down TO Tony. the
VILLAGE COOLER, and he half-sols-t them
fos me. and l am going To- get through
the winter on them. That i. A. saved
right there. That - loaned the govern
fnept will help the nation in the VAR"
Then came the disclosure regarding
No. Rockefeiler's old hat. 4
Right over there sits my poor vile.
ouaiIy knitting Q sweater tor some iucky
soldier. She hss knitted lot of them.
she knits day and night she 10 not
oniou knirter. who quits when the whi--
tie blows A. long ~ this war 10 not =
union var she ~ DOT = union knitter. 4
WEARING HER OLDH,T.
That poor wife of mine is wesins. a.
you 80 and - perhaps most OF the
isdies here know. hat that is too years
old she 6xed it over . bat this fall
with Ss-cent piece Of ribbon, and it
wili do her until next spring. The non-
- that . new HAT would have cost will
boy the WOOL for several -westers tor the
~isHn'" /; =
The poor WIFE, referred To H. the
daughter OF the late senator S~I.on A.
Aidrich, OF Connecticut. whoae fortune
= many millions she divided with her
qYsher.-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
PRO-
CLAIMS DAY OF
PRAYER FOR
j. s. ARMY

WASHING TON. Oct. 2o.-Pres-
ident Wilson, by proclamation
to-day, declared Sunday, Octo-
Der >. As day of payer for the
success of the AN erican armies
III the war, in accordance with
tho recent resolution OF Con-
gress. Tho Presidents procls-
nation - ~ fOlls w.:
Where's. Tli- C"nyrr.s OF the limited
>tate- ID concurrent resolution a.iopsed
on the fourth lay al the present month
OF October, ia view e the entrance of
our nation int" the vast and awful var
which now Athlete the rr-ater par, of the
"orid, has rs'Iue-ted ule IN act apart by
"i'cial Proclamation dav upon which
'"ir pe"p'e should he cail-d upon to offer
"t'ncertr'! prayer 10 Almighty God for
iis divine ana an the succe~s OF our Arm.
and,
Whereas, Ia tehoovrs a great ire
is0ple nurtursd Ne have been ia the
eternal principles Of justice and OF right.
a nation which has souehs from the
earliest days Of its existence to be ob~di-
1T ro the divine t~schines which have
inspired Il an the exercise of is liberties.
to turn always to the Supreme Master and
asst themselves in faith at Hls feet prv-
ng for His aid and succor in every hour
OF trial, To tile end that the great aims 70
which our fathers dedicated our power
~ a people may not perish among men.
'ut be always s-sarted and defended
with fresh srdor and devotion. and
through the divine blessing, set at la.t
upon enduring foundations for the bens-
hs OF all the Tree people of the earth: nov.
Therefore. 1. Woodrow Wilson. Prss-
ident OF the United States, gladly re-
spending to the wish expressed by the
Congress, DO appoint October >. being
Tie last sunday OF the present month. a.
lay OF suPpl:estloD Al q prayer for all
the people of the nation. honestly er-
horting all my countrymen TO ol-erv.
The appointed day, according to their
several faiths IN solemn prayer that
'''d : blessings may rest upon the high
Task which l. laid upon us. 10 the end
Mat the cause tor which We giv. o,s
i've and treasure may triumph and our
'hiorts re blessed with high achievement
WOODROW WILSON.
President OF the nit~d state 30
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
The KimbalI Teachers Reading
Circle Met Tuesday Night
With Prof. ]. W. Moss.

At o clock. after lev remarks Mr..
Moss presented Miss Mamie V. Lewis
Who read an excellent paper on The
Teaching Of Reading" Ia provoked
quite discussion. especially the part
which referred To 'Phonetic-" Quite
number OF the teachers took part in
the discussion Ii VAS finally decided
that "Phonetic- like other new fade
which have been introduced into the
educational work had been over .mpha-
SIZED IL VA decided that the blending
OF several methods of reading would
be conducive OF best results.
Or. X. &. Harrison, Mrs X. q. Har-
rison, Mrs. r. l.. Gsnneue and Mrs. J.
W. Moss were accepted a. member. of
the circle. The circle bids fair TO do
much for the intellectual and social life
OF kimbsll
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

mr. George Beieher, Willie Drewerv
and Mise Sarah HALEY are very IN a,
this writing
born to Mr.. and Mrs Jones Gilmorr
hne-osbv boy. Mother and child srr
getting one nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Fin. and NJ
Mary Graveley ard little Ortboy s,on,
nos sPrlnes, are at home again. All
iriends arc much delighted 70 know Of
their arrival.
MRS Annie NJ. Penn and two children
are Al home from the visit TO Rimb.r
her mother-in-lsw accompanied Der
home.
"r and Mrs. James Staples, Mr.. And
Nrs. William III. Hairston. Mis. Lii.
OoAker and Miss Rosie Philpo,t and 9TH
ers visited the Roanoke Fair and ,e,.,v,
gu having the time of their life.
Mr.. Edward Burgess. of McC.lk;n w
va Is At home and will enter school
this fall. 'o'
lie graded s'hool opened here Mon.
Jay morning. Teachers: Me. r.,c,
Williams. Miss Ksthrins spencer. M
Amer Carter. Mrs. Halle Flood. an
mrs Mary Mcdaniel. PRINCIPAL
MIS- 'inis Baldwin, Mia Annie
oresh hnrsson. and Mr.. Petite x,l,
each the East Msrtin-vilIe school.
We 'ust'ns Spencer will te.cn this
Hayes.
NJ John l.. Hsirston is teaching IN,
Calm Branch school.
AeV. X Z. Watts. the pastor Of IN.
h<n street Baptist church, filled ~.
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pulpit and delivered yerv able sermon
20 . nice crowd last sunday.
An Sunday night eli the churches
were lighted and Ill Ne palpih filed.
Rsv John Brown, of Roanok, . prom
inent Bspsist Munster filed bis pulpit
SUNDAY - II O. m and p. m, and
preached 20 . Large crowd.
Mr.. Franki9rswery:s occupying the
residence Of DR.. Baldwin while he IL in
the 9. vsrnments service: Mrs. Baldwin
will live with her parents. Mr. sndlMr-.
l. r. Flood. . while till doctor uakes
other srrneemepe.
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Returned From
Edwards Hospital
Much Improved

Mrs. kebeccs Mctiuire. OF Bramveu
who has been in DIR. y. l.. Edwards hos
pitsi for several days a. . result of |.
INST successful operation. il nov It her
daughters home. Mrs.. Lottie Keen. in
Coope's, where she is receiving specisl
sttsntlon at the hands of her daughter
Mrs. Mcclure is rapidly recovering and
says she will soon be so she can assume
inc same independent responsibilitie. of
her own household duties "A beforr
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RETURNED TO
WASHINGTON

M'ss Lenors Giilsri. a trained nurse.
Who hss been with DIR Edwards for
sone time. left Monday of ~ w.-k for
Washington, her home. rhere .Is re-
ceived her training for chs s.oi,le pro-
iess'on- she 10 4 graduate ct The Freed
nen's Hospital and bears the happy dis
encsion OF bsing eminebtIy cmpetent.
Fro she eft sbe visited number Of.
friends IN and around Brsm veil and
cooper ;Byt .ws.the sp~cI~I guest OF
Ar, and Mr.. Keen in Cooper sever
81 OF their immediate frlen.ls inyit.l
them 70 different mesf-. Ms Gillsrd
INSIDE quite . number itlends .Lurinr her
short stay.
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Mrs.: G.. H. Csl.iyer. nj Vivian, LA.
snst returned from Columbus, ohio.
! where she went 70 visit her sister. Mr.
:dsssA Kos<::
+ Mr. T. p Pate. one Of the INST ,nc-
ee~fuI fsrmsr around the vicinity Of
'Hsemweii, simmons and Ooopers. has
70 ne credit The Jset that he male ole OF
she- bs<t oil around crop- Of any nan in
that section lie made something Of
everything eassble ims9,nsble almost