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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27
BEHIND THE FLAG.
How the Woman Heart Helps to
Glerify the Banner.

Our flag nowadays is futterlng eV-
erywhere-from Office building and
school. from church and public hall.
And as see it waving majestically
on the breeze, think of the woman
hands that shaped it-of the woman
heart behind its glowing colors,
writes Margaret E. Sangster, Jr., in
The Christian Herald.
I see them every day, the woman
who stands in the shadow of the Stars
and Stripes. I see them in the offices
where many of them are giving up
aunch hours to knit army jackets and
wristlets out of uninteresting gray
wool. see them in the slums where
they are helping the families of men
who have been called to the colors. J!
see them in prayer meetings asking
God-sometimes silently that His
will may be done, but that the boys
they are sending may come back again
smiling to them.
And then, sometimes, see an old
woman with silver hair standing on
tie street corner as regiment dles
past. see her. with her gaze
straight ahead on the line marching
form. And I know that she is think
ing of little baby that she rocked
-tehderly to sleep in some dim yester-
day, All, yes.1 see them everywhere
the women behind the flag.
= 1t is the men who so to fight that
our fag may still deserve to be called
s'the flag of the free" But it is the
woman beninlf the flag = the woman
hands and hearts and souls-that by
toiling and sacrificing and giving and
smiling and praying make our banner
the glorious symbol that it is!
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27
Church Of the Redeemer.

(Rev. Edward Fulenwider, Pasto1.p
Nothing preventing there. Will hes
services at the Lutheran church OF
the Redeemer next Sunday as follows:
1915 a. m. Sunday school. Orphan
Home Day." in the school.
Ills a. m. The regular morning
service. Sermon by the pastor.
Come and worship with us. Il was
glad when they said unto me, let US
go into the house of the Lord"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27
IS YOUR BOY GOING?
Barriers That Our Boys and Our
Couu:ry Ase oEeling

A writer in the August Wonnans
Home Com panion says:
sClose to ME lives a man whose in
terests have been separated from mine
by more than mere ivy-grown stone
fence-to be exact, by several hundred
thousand dollars. The other day ne
leaned over the fence and inquired:
Your boy going?
Eyes
"'Mine. too. Had a notion he didn't
want to wait for conscription. By the
way, those eggplants of yours are not
coming On very we'll May I send my
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27

man over with some feftilizer that has
helped ours"
"The fence is still there-but not
the barrier. Our boys and our coln-
try leveled it.
There's bound to be lot of such
leveling from this time on. Some Of
us who have been too busy to get ac-
quainted are going to know each 9Th
er. Some who have been too absOr ped
by money making and reputation seek
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27

ing TO make friends will suddenly feel
the need of comradeship. Some OF us
who have worried because our neigh
hors dressed better than we did, had
a finer phonograph, or ran q faster car
are going to have our eyes opened to
the falseness of the standards by
which We have judged ourselves and
each other We're going to like each
other a great deal better and to need
each other a great deal more"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Geo. D. Brown, Jr., State superin-
tendent OF mill schools, was in Green
vile for a few hours Monday-News,
26th.
Rev. S. C. Ballentine, DR.. T. Hayne
Wedaman and Mr.. D. L. Wedaman =
Pomaria were pleasant visitors 70
Newberry Wednesday
Mrs. Helen O. Ray, who is undergo
ing treatment at the Columbia hospl-
tai, IS doing we'll, her many friends
will be pleased to learn.
Miss Louise Counts of Columbia is
spending her vacation with her father,
Mr.. H. F. Counts, in the Long Lane
settlement.
We don't get our list of Columbia
visitors from the arrivals of Columbia
tells in that city, but from the per-
sonal mention of the papers.
Rev. S. W. Reid is in Alababam con-
Quoting services for Rev. J. L. Pressly.
Mrs. Reid is visiting friends and rela-
tives in ewberry.-Associate Reform
ed Presbyterian, 25th.
Miss Pet Dominick Of Columbia,
who is spending her vacation at her
home in Prosperity, is visiting her
brother, MIR. Furman T. Dominick, N
the city.
Mrs. T. M. Rogers went to Athens
Wednesday and has Returned home
with her sister, Mrs. Bissell, who has
beer seriously ill. She. has come 70
Newberry to be with her sister in the
hope of being restored to health.
One Of the condolences of the re-
cent draft drawing was that the only
two members of the Pool-DeVego
families who were liable to registra-
ton were drawn They were Messrs.
Jordan Pool of Newberry and Henry
DaNega of Chester.
Mr.. Walter S. Keller of Fairfield
county, one of the five survivors OF
Co. B, third S. C. infantry, was in
Newberry Wednesday. The other sur
vivors are Messrs. w. G. Pet
erson, ]. w. McKrittrick, Joe
Pitts and w. P. Davenport. Mr.. Kel-
ler,s friends were glad to see him
after the fight of so many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Enlow, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Lindsey Bowers, Miss Pet
Bowers and Mr.. Brady Bowers MOT
ored to Clinton Wednesday and spent
the day at the Thornwell orphanage,
Mrs. Lindsel Bowers old home. The
orphanage is certainly a beautiful
place. The children all look so bright
asd happy. Dr.. Jacobs, the president
of the institution, has done a grand
work. He will receive many stars IN
his crown. Mrs. Bowers also says she
, wishes. everyone could visit the: or
phanage and see what noble work
is being done there. "The half has
never yet been told
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27
THREE DECADES AGO.

Some of the Things One Man Remem-
bers at IS.
Jack Lait, the Chicago newspaper
man, tells the readers of The Ameri-
can Magazine in the August issue
how it feels to be thirty-fve. He
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27

THE HERALD AND NFWs HNE
YEAR FOR 5ra
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27
NUX-IRON-PAW-PAW
3 POWERFUL FORCES I'm /

The New Remedy Now Known Ironized Paw-Paw
The Tonic of the Twentieth Century, the Muscle Builder
for Old and Young Makes Beautiful Women
and Strong Men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

liar. ba bbsr aOnsrsb in Der s.sra.
partissn Sisuns ftins gan5e Hrail
auf WSabressln gu fdntIfn uno srfpIs.
rtidfn Dardfiibruns bes arisses tcns
atntriren follts. MIr t0nntn bas mt
I'm 70 srD5srem @ifsr unb 1egtiIte'
rung tbun, neil mir ipiifsn, bab eis
Elm arisa fir bobe @runbfdBe ili. be.
nsh tsin ielbfilidtiets @srlanssn nat
erobstung uiib Rdub anbafttt NIB
ole Dslt ipeib. bab mir in ben ari.a
blneing@pnneen iporbsn iinb, I'M has
SIaatsipeisn, unter ipeld,sm mir le@a
per corruption unb 3tritSruns ;u be-
ipobren. Die 3fntraImdAte fpolsH
ales psrnihttn, moran mir slantsn.
S5rs ariessmetbobsn ifdnben isoss
prinSip Der Wenfhli6tsii uHo fsr
ritterlidsn Gbre. Jbrs Rdnfe baben
ben aopf unb ben Geiit bon Dislsll
unter uns torrumpirt. Sbre unfsil'
polIe unb stbsime Diplomatic bat psr'
Iu6t, uns uniersu 8obtn gu raubsn
unb bic Union auseinanbtr 81 reibsD,
unIert Si6erbsit fpdrssu enps, rnisr.
Gbre fir INNER bsflsdt, ptnn Dir
ibnen 8u triumpbirsn seitotien. 81.
5ielsn s.ssn Ten Befianb Der Dsmptras
tie unb Der 5reibsit.
Wsil Is iiir uns elm arics bon boz
bsn, ielbitloien 3ielen III. in tpeIdsm
ALE freisn 9Dlter Der erbe bersint iino,
nm fir bas Re6t ,u fdmpfen, ei;l
arisg sur grbaltuns unIsrsr Rciica
uno alien, ipas uns an prinSipien arb
3ieIen tbsusr III, iinb mir Doppsli sss
5ipunesn, bas ais gnbStDef su eritrss
ben, ipas reft unb einipanbsfrsi III,
sbenio unIeren Jeinoen. aIs unl,rtn
Jrsunb.n sseeniibtr. Da Die Su3s
eersd,t uHb teilis 1T, 70 mub aud bic
erIebisuns Don sItidem MotiDs ssIets
iet unb beidcffsn i.in. Jir bds tore
nen mir tampfsH, abtr fir ni6is. iuas
iueniger ebel unb uHlsrer leberlisfts
runeen unfpiiroig III,
SD babe osutiid ssiproden, iusiI
bic 3sit mir bas 3u ssbistsn fdsint,
bamii bic BtIt .rfabre, baB mir isIbit
in Der Sibs unb Grresuns bes adm'
pies, fpann ale uufsr. Grpanten bars
auf ssri6tet iiuo. bH arks our45us
t1mpisn, mir tein prin3ip nnb 5oeaI
pergeii.n bdben, bic atmtrifa eintn
Gbrtnpiab inter ben Ndtiontn atf
iidxrt unb fiir fDsI6s unisre Bortdb'
rsH eineetrstsn iinb. Gin iritiff'r
wlOmsnt in Der Gef1i6se III einseirt'
ten. Die augen bss golits fHb gc'
Sffnti perbsn unb ss iiebt. Die Sanb
Goiss Iieet aaf ben Rationsu. Or
ipirb ibnsn Gunit trfDeifeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

Sas G6idfal Der 9atiOn.H bansi
BON be- M,iie ibrsr ernabrune ab".
iaei grilIct Saparin, Der 9erfaHer
Der .4bpiiploeis bss Gd6ulafss-, in
fsinsn qpbr rismsH. Dsuu pieier
Sat aud sisI AZ melt gtbt. 10 birgt sr
ted, ris manfs apborii:ifd biHsss
iDodsns 8emeriuns, siHsH aru p9H
aDobrbsi. in iih. Gsun tie ge5iebuHs
gen tsr 9rHdtruns 3ur gpItsstfunbf
bsit iiH5 isbr rannisfaliige uHo itbr
bebsutlome uHp eritreden iid niat
blpb auf las lsiblife. ionbsrH auG,
auf bas esiitise WobI. Sast bod
ifon Elm aIies Spri6pOrt: .Wsns
lana in eprpcrs iano,"
Getnnuilid) iinb fir bic GrndbruHg
sfpsi Tat.ertn mabsebsnb; !. cine
eutiprstsaft 9iuslpabl bss Robma.s.
rioIs lnb 2. cine rationale 3ubsrsis
MBg, 9R lebtfrs aufgabe .fdlt Der
&oftanit AZ. llnttri4sib.t iid bOa
Der MsnIG ppm 5bisr eaturd. bab CT
fir ,inen 9feiI itiner 9abrune bss
aofenf bsearf. uHb man tam iaasn.
bab bas 8stiirinis nad ssiOhtsa
Sptiisn - lpenn mon Don JaHatitern
Ger Gradsufng pis ben ,.RobioiilerH'
anier cen Bspttoritrn abiiebt - nit
itsigntsr 4ultur Sunimmi. Dsnias
items lsbrt biss Gin 9ewltid btr GIt
unS Meiis. ipie ii6 be aulturpDlttr
erndbrsu. mi. bsrienigen ben bnlbfpi.'
em g6lfsrifafisn.
vi. @eI6ihie Der aoaiunii III IN
tsr 5bei 1udi fhou Tsbr eli. DGbrsno
man irii9er aalaubt bot, lire 2lHs
ianas aaf tit .3sit Der granbOpfsr Der
tsibniihsn RsIiaionsn suriiffiibrsn ~
miiIsn. tnbsn 'funbitditsn Gus her
iiiuasrsr Gisinstii aii6tnabfdIIs ~
iaHmsn at anodtn nHb gsrdtfsE
crasbet Die SpursR poR aeuer ;ei1sn.
es 1T dois Eaiiirlist, onB In 3eiiea,
III o,Rsa nph aidli Der Dnmpf nno Die
Glettr:siidi IN ben DieHft bes 9srs
Iebrs osIislit iptrbm toHnttH. bic Gnis
ridlunp Der 4efiunii grobsnthsils
ron esin besiniiubt ipuree. zoos bas
bsirefishes CANT islbft an Raturprps |
euiisn erSeasis. go piiien mir. baB |
fheH sis clisn afprr 9rot unb 5ss
braisnss TIsiif ssnoFtn baben. uE5
irir bs6sn ran Dem. ipas mir iibsr Die
erndtruns Der aItsn aieeppisr erfnbs
reu h1b.n. oaeu Grurb nn5unebmen.
odb bic htrborrtsn Wfumisn In uHiss
zen WiuissH is @srig aaf b; gEnis |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
Die SOtidait b,s Yraiibsutem.

Der &ries ipirb furtsdsBt, bis pas
,3isl errei6t lit. - abiihteu pes
prdiioentsH betreffs SeutI6lanss
unb Ssiterrsi6s .-geigieH uno bas
nOroIias Gruntrei6 unb bic gDltsr
bes 8altans uno Der 5iirtei milfsn
bon Der 9srrI9aft Der prsuBil1:H
Uiilitdrz unb SaubeIss s4utOtrot.e
befrett peroen, Gine Spiessers
tIdruRg gegsn Seiterreia llnsarn
eeforOert. - Gin GeIeg iou feiubf
IiGe 2lusIdnbsr, bic 9ori3rifteH be-
treffs ibrer SOntroIirung abii9tlt4
ilbertreteH, oem 3u4tbaus iiberpeis
len. - Dir &ontrolmubregeln uHo
StrafeH ioIIen aud duf 5raaen
9lnpenbuna baben. - Nlebr eeiest
gegen qrOfiti4ueioersi gefOrberI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
2uhfunit unb gOlfsssiuHbbsit,
Ben grOfeTrr 5r $. straus.

Die GrftunIt nIs anIturuf6eiHuag.
- Geographic uno ap4,unit. -
3ub.reitine unb @nenuune. -
Grrdbrunl unb @OItspoblftanb. =
grlispit.9i6afiIifs gspeuiuns Der
aod'unf. - 0as Reid Der 5rau.
OblisciOriitsr aodnntnridN. -
stOfidm,H eins Der auf9absH bss
Siaat,s. - Die arantsusrndbruns.
- Ti: araHttHit,ipefter. -
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gleine Serren pom SougreB.


glht Utonats iIuD Oerllonen, ieit0em
i9 be @brs bate, DOR Sbusn 3u ipres
t<u. Gs parsn aat UtOnate Gnet'
fiiQt nit grsigniiisn Don groBsr uno
.rniter Diftigteit fir uns. Sd peto.
ni9t Oerluasn, DieIe greisniils III
Gin5elnen ODer nur SuiammeniatleHo
oar5ulegeu. Die tbatiG9li4en GlnSelz
bsiten Der Roae, Die mir oarin gelplelt
baben, tperbsn Sbneu i'm gsri4t Les
Gretutip Departements unterblrlIei
perbsn. Sd lperbe nur ben ssgeracdrs
ti9en 4usbIid iiber bieis pibti3trI
2lngelesenbeiten unD uniere gsgeuDatz
tigen pfIi9ten er0rtsrn unD Die augers
blidlidben Wiittsl, Die 3iels 5u errsis
den, bic mir itsts DOT 4ugeH haI!'H
perben.
isSh min ni1t bon ben uriater bss
&rieges ipreden. Oas unertrGqIite
llure6t, bas uHs DON Den iddHoiiqtu
@ebistsrn Ssuti6Ianos 5ugefiigt mo
Den ibnen gegeu uHs gepllHt tporbsn
1T, lit Idon laHse senus 10 oeutIi9 Of
fenbar unb 10 empOreno fir ieosn
glmeritaner, bab es ni6t tpieber oars
esIest gu perben brau6t. Sd tpsres
sic aber erIu4sn, in ernftli9er Irt
ipiebgr unisrs 3ieIpuntts au ertpGGen
unb bic Wittel, ourh peI6e min lie ess
rsiten pOasa, benn Der 3pst Der Grz
Ortsruns on biefsr Steus iinb Sbutsn
unb bieie miiieH gerooen WesS aaf
Oas 3iel binitreben. unisr 3psd 1T
natiirIi6 Der Sies unb Dir lperoeH
bariH niht trlabmen uuo nIhi geitats
ten, uns ab5ulsnteu, bis er srrurgta
lit. 2tber es 1T notbipenoig, bic Trdgt
Su itsllen un9 gu beantDorteH: Wcun
rperbeu mir ben &riss fir gepOnnel
buIten2
Bon ainsm @eiidtspuntt aus iii es
Hiat nOthpsHbis, iiber oieis fuHbamsrs
tale Sobe su reben. Das ameritcais
fae Bolt tsnut Obne 3psifei bic llrs
fudsn BEG arie9es uub nel6es Gnbe es
aIs cine grfiilung Der 3pede bsS
Sriegss betrahtet. Oils Ration iiro
mir bierin in @eiIt unb Qbii9t Osrsinl
uuo i4 fdeHte ipeuig geahtung 9ens
Jenigen, Die uubsrsr 4uiidt iinb. SD
bore entgegsngeisBte Stimmen, Dsr
riht? Sd bore bic Sritit unb Dcs
@ei6rei Der 2Grmenben, Der 0eDans
tsuluien unb Der 2dftigsn. Sd ,ebs
auh bic unb Da Meni9sn in ma6ttcicr
SuoDulitat segeu ben rubissn unbss
5iDingbdren WiLsn Der Ration F5
auflebreu, SD bore Reni4en bon
5rieben rebtn, bic tpsDer berite6sr, ,
mas ct gu bsOeutsn BAT, nod prFtn,
Die er in @bren uHb nit unge5rod,sr
mem 9eiite 3u srIangsn lit. Qlber Id
peiB, bag ieiner DOn ibusn fir Die
yfatiOn rsbet, fie beriibrsu ni6t ben
Sern Der Sadie unb mir t6uuen itusH
9efabrIos ssitattsn, Ii6 ibrsr @rreguus
biHSngebsn unb fie oergsIIen.
absr aus einem anbersu 9efi1tss |
punt bdits i'd ss fir nDtbig, bsutli1 |
gu fugen, iDos mir bier. am Sibe oer
Sbut. iiber ben 3ped bss &risges bsrz
fen unb mas mir tbun molten, um bic
aus ibm fid sr9sbeuben grObeH auf5as {
beu 81 I6ieu. @ir ftnb bic 8ert,star
bss amsritdnif1en @pltes unb eiefss
bat Elm Reft su erfu6rsu, Db mir nit
itinen aHfi9tsn ii6sreinfimutH. So
ipHuf4t GrisbsH burd iis6trpiHbsns /
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December 4
1917, as required by the Act of octo
ber 9th. 1917.
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-04-07
Berlin Letter


M.s' orlahdo Nc. 'ure' OF Focomoke'
80 caih,,.iI -. = -, "''l '';.t
Me- warr cr;aa
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w.
WIS ''u"ar'l lias'''Es' from Mr''oF''
-" paf' 81 'u'S wees WIN fe'"''Fe7
'''''''s '' ''"i.
Carlton Boston returned 70 ms
me an wilmington on Monday after
iavIng spent o f." days with hiS par
cnts here Mrs Boston VIII remain
WIN her iaF'"'@ u''''' a'''r raster.
Mrs Emory ReIl. from thincotcague.
wa- tnp .g!c-t IF Mr.. I.abau CULLEN 4
part of TINS week
~ rt..,, ,i...t.n tr., ph;l.4.l.
~ ~ 80 .''"' -''''''' ~ o'. ''''"''',
,, ',.i ~, '' W. - |,J"
~ 49," . = '''''''
''l-- ''li'''' ''"''''i'op' 'a.,.' 'as,
"eek |" 'I-Il her parents Mr ana
'''s' george ''"'n'""nn.
The buckingham Church Circle was
ent.rtainedat ita re,,ilar ,nonthlv ,pest.
~ i, H.. - ~ H.;
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-04-07
M. E. Conference
Has Adjourned
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ~

itON / I'M FL N'iM IAdE !
we are pleased to unite with his
people in welcoming him back to
Snow Hill.
DR. f.. II. Dashiell, Superintendent Of
Salisbury District. in his report to Con.
ference spoke feeingly Of the death Of
his predecessors. DR.. I. A. II. q Brien,
and DR. 7 f. Martindae. both Of
whom died at Salisbury during the Con
ference year.
In giving a resume of the work in
the District. DR. Dashiel said in part.
From practically every charge
comes the good news Of sinners born of
the Spirit a particularly triumphant
note is sounded from stockton Brother
Luther Mezick and daughter two of
the sweet singers of the Peninsula.
were with Rev. o. b Rice. who says.
We had % conversions in our home
church. and at Franklin City 1872 Of
whom l02 were adults AT two other
points. where the pastor conducted his
own meetings. ;here were 81 CONVEX
sions. one Of these meetings resulting
in the salvation of church which was
about TO be abandoned 2S9 conversions
and debt of Ss75 on the Stockton
Church paid. with promise of advance
in support rejoices the heart of "A faith
full spiritual shepherd
'Benevolences in some instances are
ahead, and in some instances slightly
behind those of last year.
In paying Of debts and improve.
ments to church property, the district
has been occupied perhaps beyond the
ordinary
AT Berlin on June %. 1916. the last
vestige of their indebtedness of $l2. s5S
which they had been gradually reducing
for two years was paid Off, and the
mortgage burned by DR.. f. f. Martin
dale. in the presence of crowded
house Rev. 7. r. NanDyke, by whom
the church vas built preached AT the
evening service. a grateful people pre-
sented their pastor with 500 in gold,
and repaired 10 their homes feeling that
the end of long and toilsome road had
been reached in glorious victory In
addition to this nearly $500 has been
placed upon other improvements.
Last year, Or. Q Bren. in his re
port sand. There are certain funds
belonging 10 Ocean City Mcthodism
which hy action Of this Conference was
placed IN the hands Of the trustees Of
Berlin NJ T. Church The pastor says:
81 wish ~ report that the amount was
500 II was from the safe of the
Tabernacle which the trustees of Bcr-
lin. hy order Of the Conference. sold
some years ago While the Conference
did not authorize our trustees 10 pay
the above. they paid il to the trustees
Of the Atlantic NJ f. Church of Ocean
City, Md. in September
Brother f. II Marshall reports
that the church at Girdetree has been
made almost new inside ana out at a
cost of some 81 200, which is practically
all paid
AT Poeomokc City, with a "a per cent
Increase IN annual average attendance,
an addition has been built 10 accomo-
date the growing needs of the Sunday
School 50. 200 have been expended on
improvements; benevoences have in
creased 40 per cent, and increase in
membership has been 1874 per cent
Brother W. o. Hurst is rejoicing in the
blesg' = God has put upon his labors "
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-04-07
STATEMENT

Of the Ownership. management. etc of The Demo
cratic Messenger. newspaper published weekly
AZ SNOW I'LL Worcester County. Maryland. as r.
qulrci hy Act Of Congress August 2ith. 1912
Hill. Md
Business MANAGER G. l.. Vincent and c "
White o. Snow Iill Maryland
Publisher. G.. l.. Vincent and G V White ~
Snow Hill Md
Owner The Democratic Messenger lncorpur-
atss Co. Snow Hin
stockholders holding one per cent or more II
the stock II sand Incorporation. C. l.. Vincent
aud G. V White Snow Hin. sd
Mortgage" ~ building, Snow Tin Building and
Loan Association. II Snow Hill. Md
C. l.. VINCENT.
G. V. WHITE.
Sworn TO and sub4cribcl before me this 3lst day
Of March. 1917. J. p. HOPKINS.
,SoaD Notary Public
My commission expires May LIST. 1915.
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Girdletree

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Scarborough and
little son. of Philadelphia, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs y. f. Sooy
Mr. Clayton Dukes, Of Chester. Is Wis
iting his parents. Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Dukes.
Mr. Atwood Gordy has returned to
Parksley, Va. after spending sometime
with his family here
MIR. Samuel Bowen left Monday for
a three weeks trip to Carolina
Providence permitting. there will be-
preaching in the NJ T. Church Sunday
afternoon This il the las; service Rev
Eldcrdlce will preach before going to
Conference
Messrs a r. Hancock ana John Han
cock were called suddenly TO Philadcl
phia on account of the illness of their
mother. Mrs. Mary Jones.
Prof VA. r Strang. Mcs-r.. Arthur
Hudson. and George Barnes ,Ir attend
ed the Conference at Seaford Saturday
and sunday.
Mrs. Frank Peters. Of Salisbury. is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs Jas
Scarborough.
Miss Daisy Jones and Elsie Bowen
spent Sunday at Greenbackyile
Rev. and Mrs. Riddle. Of ocean civ.
are guests Of her mother Mrs VIM y.
Straughn
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Bates Memorial NJ. P. Church

1000 a m. Sunday School.
100 a. m. Sermon. Subject Res
: direction.
2:3O pm, Class-meeting odd time
experience meeting
Gas .. m. G. f. Meeting
30 p. m. Special Easter Service.
''e,' Sunday, the 10Th. there will be
aching at Bates Memorial or
Churches. The pastor will be
dance at Conference We trust
our members and frienps will
nice thing ana worship with our
churches.
charge has contributed sl5u for
slons this Conference gear. and paid
% on debts and improvements
. congr ega;ons have Increased 100
ceIt', and al the finances az the
Iurch are IA good shape. and every
thing will he entirely met
We cordially invite all non church
going people TO Worship with Us Good
music, Gospel preaching, and W,lcorne
The Sunday School Of Bates Memo
rial NJ 2 Church viii hold special
Easter Service IN the church sunday
evening. This service is prepared by
the Board of Home Mission of the
church and is given in that interest.
There will be recitations and carols by
the school Miss Esther Conklin is in
charge Of the program.
HOWARD o, KEEN. Pastor