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LEBANON.

Rev. NJ. f. Riley left Tuesday for
Atlanta, Ca, to attend the Baptist
Convention. The Rally at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church was quite 4 success.
They realized S25O,3O, Rev. NJ, f. Riley
Pastor Mr. p. NJ. Young has returned
home from the State Normal School,
Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell Whitley OF
Detroit Michigan were called home to
the bedside of her mother. Rev. Ham,
ilton of the State Normal will preach
at the A. NJ. E. Church Sunday, June
10th. Every one is invited Miss Mary
z. Sweat was married to Mr.. Henry
Corder Saturday. Both bride and
groom being very young, We wish TO
them a great success. Mrs. Bette
Clark of WATERFOWL, Tenn, was the
guest OF Miss Birdie P. Laudis last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and
daughter Miss Lucille and Mr.. Dee
Gibbs Of Watertown motored to Leba-
non last Thursday to attend the
ing Of the Public school, The Annual
Commencement Of the Lebanon Color
ed Public School was held at the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church May 80, 81 and
June /. Mr.. Charlie Johnson of Nash
vile spent Sunday in Lebanon with
his brother and sister, Miss Bessie
and Mr.. Willie Johnson. Mrs. Sallie
Allen of Nashville is at home with her
mother. Mrs. Mollie Crawford. Mr..
and Mrs. George Beard entertained a
few of their friends with q o'clock
dinner Sunday. Those seated at the
table were Mr.. and Mrs. George Beard,
Mrs. Alberta Ward, Mrs. A. l.. Ander
son and little daughter, Margaret Ell
nora. A real vegetable dinner was
served after which a delicious ice
course was served. Mrs. s L. B. Turn
er is sick. Miss Laura ]. Bosticl spent
Saturday and Sunday in WATERFOWL
/ Prof. White Of the State Normal is the
guest Of Brof and Mrs. Mcdaniel Rev
H. f. Erwin left Tuesday for Nash
vile to be at the bed side of Rev. j
P. Price OF Hubbard's Chapel who
is very sick. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cor
der we're the guests of Miss kazel
Caruthers Sunday at l o'clock din
ner. Mr.. Welsey Johnson has return
ed rom Chicago, ILL., Mrs. Mamie Bat
tie and little son, Joe, Of Nashville
is the guest Of her sister Mrs. Charlie
Rucks Mrs. Maggie Laudis and Mrs
A. L. Anderson were the guests o
Mrs. M. F. Riley Sunday afternoon
The little infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
ia provinces died last week. We wisi
to extend to them. our heartfelt sym
patty. Mr.. Gloston Whitley left FOL
Detroit, Mich, Saturday to make his
home. His wife will join him in few
weeks.
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ply, left last Saturday evening for
East st. Louis, for future residence.
spent Tuesday of this week in Men,
phis. DIR. j. Curtis spent Mondya of
this week in Memphis. Mr. c. ]. Por-
ter spent Wednesday of last week in
Bells, Tenn. Mrs. Alberta Talliaferro
of st. Louis, Mo-, spent last Friday
evening with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Anna Greene.
Anna Greene. Mr.. Proctor Taliaferro
left last Sunday evening for Worches-
ter Ohio for future residence. Mrs.
Kittie Long of Memphis is visiting
relatives in Brownsville. Hrs. Matte
Wills of Jackson is visiting relatives
also. Mrs. C. e. Lynx has returned
home after spending two weeks plea
sanity in Memphis, with her husband
Prof, ]. II. Lynx. Mrs. ]. w. Evans &C
companied by her son, John Frank,
have returned home alter a two-week S
pleasant stay in Memphis.
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BRENTWOOD.

June the 5th Revs. r. H and H. A
Boyd, A. c. Sloan of Mt Olivet Bap-
list Church; Mr., T. T. Marshall, Of
Pleasant Green; MIR. G. P. Baker and
Mr.. William McGavock, assistant sup
erintendent of Third Avenue Baptist
Church, Nashville, were entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Hunt
These Congress workers made good
at the First Baptist Church working
in the interest of the Sunday School
Congress. Revs r. H. and H. A
Boyd, we say, come again. Our peo-
pie enjoyed everything that was said.
Look for Brentwood at the Congress
and also in the street parade June
the 18th. Rev. w. B. Crenshaw, pas
tor of the NJ. f. Church, conducted q
very successful revival at Flat Rock
last week. Mrs R. f. Hunt took very
seriously i'll Sunday morning She
was some better at the time of writ
ing. Mr.. r. L. Hunt did not go to his
appointment. Rev. T. w. Watkins
and Brother Oscar owens went to
Florenceville Sunday to hold a meet
ing. The members Of the First Bap
fist Church are making arrangement:
to paint their church.
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COLUMBIA.

Mr.. H. D. Merrill has returned
from French Lick, Ind, much i'm
proved in health. Mrs. Carrie How
ard of indianapolis, Ind, is visiting
her sister, Miss Ida Love, of S. Glade
street. Miss Irene Merrill is home
from Keeling, Tenn, where she has
been teaching. Mr. Joseph Thomp-
son has gone to Detroit, Mich, for
an indefinite stay. Miss Ida Half
acre is home from Birmingham,
where she has been teaching. Miss
Ruby Charter and sister Of Mt. Pleas
ant were here last week. Miss Char
ity Merrill and Mr.. William Malone
were Joined in the holy bonds of ma
trimony Saturday, June 8, at 8 a. m,
at the home of her parents. Quite
number of her friends witnessed
the ceremony. Mr.. Malone is from
Birmingham. They left immediate
ly after the ceremony for that place.
Mr.. Anderson of Birmingham accom-
panied Mr.. Malone on his wedding
trip. Mr.. Joe Wilkes and Mr.. Frank
Dickerson are still sick. Mrs. Ed
ward Irving and daughter have re-
turned to Chicago, Ill. While here
they were the house guests OF Mrs.
Clara Morton. Miss Ophelia Kenne-
dy is home from Nashville, where
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E OUT OF TOWN NOTES M

seems that we have been sleeping on
II since the appearance OF the new
Murfreesboro paper. The Globe is
the only wide-awake colored paper
in the state. Never change the old
for the new, but appreciate both
Miss Abigail Hugle is visiting her
aunt in Chicago, Ill. Little St John
Florer celebrated his fifth birthday
Mt the home of his mother, Mrs. L..
w, Florer. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with cut
flowers. A Goodly number of our
boys marched up and registered an
answer to the call of Uncle Sam. So
the colored youth is showing patri-
otism for the United States Govern
ment We trust that all the colored
boys will be loyal to the flag as the
Negro is always brave and ready for
every step in advancement of life.
Yet there is one thing that he must
considerable protection of our wom-
en- as race. Let us stand together
and love one another.
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she has been attending school at
Fisk University. DR.. ]. H. Hale, his
wife and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Durant Houston gave Columbia a
pop call" last Sunday afternoon.
They came through in their auto.
Mrs. Fields, of Florence, Ala, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. C, o. Hunter.
DR.. c. o. Hunter spent Saturday and
Sunday in Iron City on business.
Miss Jordan of Pulaski spent Sunday
with Miss Minta Morrell. Miss Iona
Rainey of Nashville is visiting rela-
tlves and friends here. Mrs. Mamie
Gordon Of Nashville came home Sun
day to bid goodbye to parents and
friends, as she will leave this week
for New York for an indefinite stay
Prof. ]. T. Caruthers and family OF
Nashville are here for the summer
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HAD HENORRHACES
FOR SIX MONTHS
Had Suffered With Lung Trouble for
About IS Months
NOW SOUND AND WELL
Took Lung-Vita and Has Gained
Forty one Pounds
low SOUND AND WELL

Il was suffering with lung trouble
for eighteen months and had been
having hemorrhages for about six
MONTHS said Mr., Jasper Sullivan
the other day while talking about his
experience with Lung-Vita. Mr.. Sulli
van lives on Route 4, West Nashville,
Tenn.
Il had tried three doctors but got
no relief whatever" continued Mr.
Sullivan. 'At that time, seeing Lung
Vita advertised in the paper, l bought
a bottle and began taking it, and be-
fore | had taken the first bottle my
hemorrhages had stopped Today l
am sound and well. | weighed nine,
ty-seven pounds when I began TAX
ing Lung-Nita and now | weigh 1873
1t has been two years since | have
taken any Lung-Vita, so you can see
my recovery is permanent"
Lung-Vita is sold by all druggists
and dealers.-Adv.
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So. PITTSBURG.

Rev Hatcher. preached to a large au-
dience Sunday and Sunday night at his
church, Randolph Chapel Sunday
Schools at every church were report
ed good Sunday. Walter Gaines OF
Battle Creek was seen in town one
day of this week. Clyde Dennis and
Annie Belle Hill were quietly mar
ried at the home of the bride Wednes-
day night, Rev. Mcafee officiated. Rev.
Luther Window has returned home
after carrying on a successful reviv-
al at Dunlap, Tenn. Many were con-
verted and two were baptized by Rev.
Window. The Goth Century Embroid-
cry Club met at the residence of Mrs.
S. r. Oliver. An hour was well spent
and enjoyed. Each one busy and chat
ting over their different work. Men,
bers present were Mesdames VIM.
Robinson, J. ]. McElroy, ]. D. Mar
tin, W. ]. Astrapp, E. Oliver, H. Hite,
Jno. Lane, w. +. Hatcher. They were
visited by Rev. Sibley of Stevenson,
Ala, and little Miss Dorothy Lewis OF
Whitwell, Tenn, who expressed them
selves as being much delighted with
the work. A delicious three-course
menu was served by the hostess. Next
meeting will be with rms. W. ]. Asst
rOpp. Little Bonnie Cody, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Cody was struck
in the face with a rock Sunday even
ing as he was sitting in a wagon near
his home, by a white man who was
said to be intoxicated. The man was
in a car, with several others who
came driving up the pike. They stop
ped the car and said several words to
Bonnie and two other children sitting
in the wagon. One got out and threw
a rock that he picked up from the pike
and struck Bonnie, which caused him
to loose much blood. He is getting
along very nicely now. The Mission
airy and Educational Society met at
the home of Sister Emma Staley
Many were present and enjoyed p
interesting lesson. The hostess served
ice cream. Mrs. Ned Marbury and
Mrs. Geo. Cooley are still sick. Mt
Bethlehem church members are look
ing forward with much interest to the
rally Sunday. The lumber is on the
ground and the parsonage will soor
be erected and ready for their pastor
Rev. Martin of Clarksville.
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BROWNSVILLE.

Dr.. Claiborne, a prominent dentist
of Nashville, Tenn, has located in
Brownsville. Mrs Redman of Stanton
spent last Friday afternoon in Browns
vile. Her charming little daughter,
Minnie Belle accompanied her. Mr..
w. A. Chandler was called to Dyers-
burg, Tenn, on last Friday to the bed
side of his mother who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Anna Green spent last Thursday
in Stanton. on business, Mr.. Shack
Oldham spent last Sunday in Dyers-
burg and accompanied his wife, Mrs
Laura Oldham who has been in Dyers-
. for more than a month stopping
with Mrs. Alice Sloane Burton. Mr.
C. J. Porter spent last Thursday in
Stanton on business. DR.. ]. l.. Curtis
spent several days Of last week in
Nashville, Tenn, Mrs. Alberta Talia'
ferro Of st. Louis, Mo-, was called
home recently to attend the funeral
of her brother, Mr.. Jas. Reed. Mr.. Jes,
sic Jones of Memphis, Tenn, formerly
of townsville, spent few days In
Brownsville this week, the guest OF
Mrs. Ella Holloway. Messrs Ferdie
Shaw, Sonnie Taylor and Willie Muir
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

Rev. DR.. w. Conway Smith, presid-
ing elder of the TeXarkana District
Southwest Arkansas Annual Confer
ence of the c. NJ, E. Church, has
bought a beautiful siX-room bungalow
with all modern conveniences at 1714
Pine street. DR. Smith came to Lit
tie Rock from Nashville, Tenn, five
Years ago. Since that time he has
proved a wonderful asset to our citi-
zonry. His power for good has been
felt in the religious and civic uplift
in our city. The Negroes are leav-
ing Little Rock by the hundreds.
Every Saturday night a crowd goes
east and north. Great preparations
are being made here for the enter
tainment of the Mosaic National
Grand Lodge. DR.. S. J. Elliott, the
present National Grand Master, has
done a great work toward pushing
this grand old order to its rightful
place-at the front in the fraternal
world. DR.. Elliott is great and safe
leader of men. The Philander Smith
College has just closed one of the
best sessions in its history. The
commencement program was tne Dest
rendered from every point OF view.
The following are the graduates from
the college department: Joseph Da-
Wis, Miss Adelia c. Smith, Quitman
w. Wilson, Miss Mary Johnson, lie,
roy Williams, Miss Hattie Stephens
Sterling Todd and VIM. Lavan Sher'
rell. Miss Adelia G.. Smith, of I'LL
Pine, in the delivery of her Grafton
from the subject, 1.-THE Value OF
Principles" swept the vast audience
from their feet. There were more
than three thousand people present
Miss Smith is a former graduate Of
Pearl High School, Nashville, Tenn
She is an exceptionally smart younl
woman and is the daughter of the
Rev. DR.. w. Conway Smith.
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BELLBUCKLE.

Well, since Bellbuckle has neither
washed away nor has it blown away
so here we are with the tribe of
Manassas on the floor Rev. T. G
White filled the pulpit for them in
the absence of Rev. Williams. Rev.
White did well Sunday, especially
for a young man whose wedding is
so close at hand. Mrs. Lula Allen
and her granddaughter, Miss Lillian
Patton, of NIurfreesboro, have return
ed home after a weeks stay in our
little town visiting relatives. Miss
Bessie Sutton is in Nashville visiting
her brother, also having her eyes
treated The Misses Minnie and
Eugene Short are in Nashville visit
ing. Mrs. Nora Adams was in Nash.
vile last week visiting the bedside of
her sick niece. Mr. Gus Tillman OF
st, Louis. Mo- is at home sick, but
we are glad to report him improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller have re-
turned to Murfreesboro Mrs. o. l..
Scruggs, Mrs. G. H. Hart and Miss H.
NJ. Whitman spent Monday in Shell.
hyville. Mrs. Anna Lyons has re-
turned from Dayton, where she has
been visiting. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor
was the weekend guest of Mrs. C. B
Simmons. Miss Callie Ray has re.
turned to Shelbyville. Rev. G.. B.
Simmons made quite a hasty trip to
Tnllahoma on business. Brother Kes-
BILE and wife spent a week with Mrs
Matte Irwin recently. Everybody is
looking forward to the fourth Sunday
in June, at which time the annual
rally will close. Rev. Hawkins, our
worthy pastor, is putting forth siren.
uous efforts to let the A. NJ E.
churches and Christian denominations
know that Bellbuckle is not dead. The
preaching services are expected to
be great the fourth Sunday in June
at which time everybody is invited to
be present The first thing on pro
gram Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock
will be the Sunday school conducted
by Prof R. P. Purity of Woodforl
Chapel, Shelbyville, Tenn, and Prof
R. o. Laws. Preaching service al
1 a. m. DR.. L. ]. Johnson, president
of Turner College will preach. AT
8 p. m, Rev. j. B. Foxall Of Wartracc
Tenn, will rrea h AT 7:20 p n.
Rev. Howard of st. Mark A. NJ F
Church will preach One hundred
voices are expected to be heard il
the choir conducted by Prof. ]. c
McAdams. All preachers who have
| preached for the tribes are expected
| to be present to see who will carry
away the 81 sandnls. Some say one
will get them and some say another
but we don't know who but We're
sure to give them to the one whC
raises the most money. Our pastor
Rev. Hawkins, has asked each nal,
member to pay 50, each lady 81 AM
each child soc. Watch the Globe ant
learn the names of the members q
Bellbuckle Church after the fOurtI
Sunday. Each member will be give
full credit for what he has paid a
the end of his name. The churcl
ground will be covered with all kind
of good things to eat. Come one
come all. Mr.. Jack Miller had a
ice cream party Sunday at $50 p. m
also Mrs. Dock a candy hunt. All re
port a nice time at each place.
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BLACKSHEAR, GA.

Miss Addie L. Robinson of Fisk
University music department, is trav-
cling through the south with the quar-
tot of Selden Institute, Brunswick,
Ga. The school is trying to raise
funds to build a boys dormitory.
Miss Robinson graduated in the class
with Miss Hazel Thompson and Mr.
Pov Tibbs, and is making her inllu-
ence felt and rejecting honor upon
her alma mater. The members of
the quartet are: Frederick Douglass
Atwater, list tenor; Charles Hobbs,
2nd tenor; James Moseley, baritone;
Quincy Griner, bass, and with them is
Miss Parthenia Hopkins, the soloist,
" no is young girl of rare ability.
The concert in Blackshear, Ca, was
rare musical treat.
Miss Addie l.. Robinson and her
singers were entertained at the beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Parker while in Blackshear. A lunch
con of blackberry pie and cream was
much enjoyed. This charming host
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HALEY.

Sunday was an interesting day with
everybody at this place. Rev. ]. F.
Sebastian was at his post and preach
ed at eleven O'Clock. Children's Day
was also observed and an excellent
program was rendered by the chill
dren in the afternoon. The speakers
for the afternoon were Superinten-
dent C. C. Fugett, w. M. Murphy, w
B. Burdett, G. H. Halliburton and a
paper by Miss K. V. Smith, subject,
"The Training of Boys" The collec-
ton for the day was $500. Rev. G..
H. Halliburton filled the pulpit at 500
p. m. Mr. Dan Hodge of Sewanee
was here visiting his uncle, Mr.. Ben
Hodge. Mr.. R. ]. T. Starks made a
trip to Rucker, Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burdett were guests Of their
mother Sunday. Mrs. Patton from
Richard City is visiting her mother
Rev. w. NJ. Porter will hold his third
quarterly conference at Murphy
Chapel June l6, 18th. Mr.. James
Green died June 10th. Services were
held at Hord's Chapel attended by the
pastor, Rev. j. B. Foxall and Rev. A
D. Nelson of Beech Grove.
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ANTIOCH.

Children's Day was held at Payne's
Chapel Church Sunday evening, June
10th, and proved quite success.
Money raisers we're Antionette Eos
ter, A. Y. Foster, Willie May Qualls
and Robert Lewis. Miss Mary V. Ma
bry, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mabry's birthday was June 4th,
1917. She is now a young lady. She
received many presents on Tuesday
morning, presented to her by Mr.
Edward Mabry from friends, Miss
Lenora and Mr.. William Allen. Mrs.
Will McAdoo and son, Emerson, are
the weekend guests Of her sister,
Mrs. Robt. Arnold Misses Mary
Dennis, Carrie and Henrietta Arnold
and Myra Blair were the guests of
Miss Mary Mabry Sunday. Mrs.
Johnnie Covington, son and daughter
visited their father and grandfather
Sunday. Miss Myra visited her sis
ter and children, Mrs. Lelah Begley,
Saturday morning. Mr.. James Barnes
was the guest Of Mr.. John Blair Sun
day. Mr.. Robert and Mr.. Willie Ba,
tey called to see Miss Ophelia and
Miss Myra Blair Sunday evening.
Miss Mollie Barnes spent Friday
night with Mrs. Mary Belle Gooch.
Mrs. Ida Lewis, Mrs. Sallie Brew,
Miss Birdie L. Card Miss Ophelia
and Myra Blair visited friends in
Nashville Saturday morning. Mrs.
Josie Card is sick but is better at
this writing. Mrs. Ida Lewis return
ed from Nashville Saturday with a
severe headache. Mrs. Mahalie
Barnes and son, Douglass, are con-
templating spending the week IN
Nashville visiting relatives and
friends, Mrs. Cynthia Foster is very
busy canning strawberries. Mrs. S.
p. Hyde visited her sisters at Mt.
View Sunday. Misses Annie and
Kizzie Mabry and Miss Rubie Mae
Williams were visiting her mother
Mrs. Ella Qualls, Sunday. Misses
Annie, Pearlie and Louise Coleman
could not be in the Children's Day
exercises and we missed them SO
much.
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MOST WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY KNOWN

Mrs. Sarah Lavery, 5S3 Hagan
street, Nashville, Tenn, says she sur
fered with rheumatism about four
months and never had any ease until
she used mpeo Liniment, which gave
her quick relief. She thinks lmpgo
Liniment the most wonderful discoy-
cry known for aches, pains and sore
ness and wants all her friends 10
know about Impgo Liniment. All
druggists 25c and 50c.-Adv.
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MASON.

Our little town has been very busy
for the last week. AS it has been rain
ing most every day the farmers have
neen very blue but the last few days OF
sunshine have made light hearts and
smiling faces again. We were glad to
have the GLOWING visitors here last
week. Mrs. Maud Johnson Of Memphis
spent last week with her sister, Miss
Ruth Nelson. Miss Villa Stewart OF
Glendale spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. G. A, Boyd. DR.. A. c. Jenrette
of Bells, was the guest Of Miss Ester
L. Fields last Saturday. Mr.. Aaron j.
Glass of Bells spent last Sunday even
ing with Miss lola B. Fields. Come
again dear friends to our homes and
town. Miss Eleanor Steven spent sew
eral days in Memphis last week. Also
Mr.. Willie Bernard. The Misses Bessie
G. and Lucy A. Taylor and Miss So
phia McLin and Mr.. and Mrs. So
Taylor motored to Mason last Satur-
day. The children's day program at
the NJ. E. church Sunday evening was
quite a credit to its young leaders,
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds and Mrs. Mabel
and the Program Committee wishes
to thank the young men who
sang so nicely on last Sunday. Some
of the girls Of Mason say that JOY
riding is very enjoyable if Mr.. Ware
is not coming from the Chapel vi
entity, but If he is, you will sure have
blow out Miss Lucy H. Bernard re
turned last Saturday from Swift Mem
orial College at Rogersville, Tenn,
where she has been attending school
Miss Blanche G. Steven and Mr.
Charlie Flanagan called on the Misses
Fields last Sunday evening. Send al
news for the Globe to Miss lola Fields
on Monday before noon.
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ess was Mrs. Carrie White Brown Of
Nashville. She has made many
friends while in the Sunny South.
Mr., and Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Eaddy
Parker and Miss Marie Parker motor
ed in to the concert that night. The
motor party was entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. owen Robert
son of Blackshear.
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MURFREESBORO

The farmers are all smiles over the
rain. Some one has been praying.
It seems that everybody is consider
ing the scarcity Of food by planting
large gardens on every vacant lot,
We must not neglect the Globe. 1t
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The war is accomplished, the triumph

The war is accomplished, the triumph
begun,
He laid down his armor beside the
cold river,
And brilliant with stars, is the crown
he has won.
He has finished his work, and his spi-
rit rejoicing,
The voice of the King, in his beauty
has heard,
In accents of music, "Well done, faith
full servant,
Now enter thou into the joy of thy
Lord"
He has finished his work, shall we
mourn our beloved one?
Or weep, that his face we no longer
behold?
Oh, sweet is our hope, in this moment
of anguish.
Well meet him again in the city OF
gold.
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Administrators Notes.

Notice is hereby given that the
estate Of the late Rev. VIM. Beckham,
which has been in the hands of CO.
administrators since his death, will
be finally wound up not later than the
21st of June, 1911. Any and all par
ties having claims should have them
in hand on or before June list. Send
all communications to 52S Second
avenue, North.
r. II. BOYD and J. B. BECKHAM,
Administrators.
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Miss Helena NJ. Lowe of 1894 First
Ave., South will leave Monday for
Bowling Green, KY, where she goes
to give Musical Recital. While there
she will be the guest of Miss Pauline
Wolfe, the accomplished daughter OF
Rev. Wolfe.