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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

The prohlsm oi labor Tor GU,
farms IL booming w ~ tbs one great
qaestlon, and in many localities Ii
becoming really serious. Even
before we we're 10 war il was a mat,
ter u concern. Now the matter can
10 longer be lightly 10, aside. There
~ saa .sassaihs. Thai .nalsss ,sisps Axe
ssass, ssatese the .sat,sn wN 1xstss n
tun o1t. 10 recruit the ranks Of farm
labor, |, will b. a physical impossi.
hility iot our farms to meet the de.
lnsnds that will be- made upon them
SMOTHER season, Many localities 70.
port tia, even now the scarcity oi
tarm labor 10 seriously cripplins op-
era,ions. and when the draft is com
pl4ted the situation will be even
more serious, II 10 hoped that the
amended regulations viii tend to
relieve the situation. From the
present outlook, IT would seem the
part VI wisdom that the drsi. apply
10 ia,un labor equally with the army
1t would 10 hard To tell which IL
hn mas. important Just a. thi.
time Cshain 1t ls tina, without
the farmer our Allies will b. impo.
tent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
Mr.. p. 5. Miller.
Jsilfsi

pasey Sylvester Miller was born
III Armstrong County. "a, January
2nd, 1853. He came with his
parents to Dickson County. Tenn.
in the year 1895. Here he grew
to manhood. and on February 9Th,
1881. was married 10 Miss I.isaie
Esirer. To this union one child
vas born. q con. who died At about
two years VI age,
Mr.. Miller. from . boy OF sir
years to the date Of his death. which
occurred December 2ist. 1917. was
a resident Of the county and town
Of Dickson. Funeral services we're
held in the NJ. II, Church Saturday
afternoon, December 12nd, q. |
o clock. by the pastor. assisted b.,
Rev. b. Y. lsosn, pastor 81 the N
Il. Church, South. after which his
remaias were laid 10 rect In the
Union Cemetery 10 await the resur.
rection morn.
He leaves to mourn his death his
siis. Ave brothsrs--zll living In
Erickson GvnHsya.ssses sister ese.
residing In California. one 10 Okla
aoms City, and one near Cumber
and Furnace. this County. and
many other relatives and \ host OF
friends.
In the death Of Mr.. Miller, the
town Of Dickson has los, one oi i,r
very best and most highly respected
citizens, the community true
friend, the vile loving and aaee.
li,nste companion. the brother
md sisters a brother beloved.
To the sorrowing ones We would
Say God 10 love, He doe,h al
thing. we'll. Jesus said. What ]
30 thou knowest not now. but thou
sha,t knnw hereafter, ...@.l. /.
d. r. HART. Pastor
N, L. Church, Dickson. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

On Iansary II, vritay. Il thu eaan's
ssat stii hs held BIG inAas msstinx
In The iaterssi 1t hog prcdSetaon. Nv
cry p@trsolts Gifixsn In the eosniy v
expected 10 attend,
1'A& 0oseramsat has ssked TeHne&
sse 10 DO her shxse in decreasing tbs
Aoss n tbs SastA From Harnesses In
lsH h expected sss,tsss ness Aaxs
tAKn sAe prsdUeed In 1917
What The Gsssrnneak asks ~ must
DO 10 help win the var
We can d. II, nsansts pasns are b.
snx made by leaders In the wors over
the gtsss rnsse plans viii - sag
Essied 10 the counties 1t the MASS
meetinss 10 b held on January IL.
No es9asy viii ee ASKED 10 % mere
than u can de-. The number Of aoxs
In tbs various counties tof islf has
been s&certaiaeA and from this axsrs
the basis ef increase expected Ia being
made Each eounty uast produce Ii
par cent mere than Last year.
Each eoaAsy has ccansy Foed a.
ministsxter. This otAcaA viii BE- the
psSsoa 10 tAAs the iasd, Let ssssy ~.
trso<se psraen eiEsr assistance In this
seo~t wAicA nsAnA 40 mach 81 tAia
t.Ms ,shsa 4Aass,cA lsspssse .sysry a a'Aa
- - No duty
~. 50 =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

spirit. VT chr snicls the DEATH "
Mrs. Bette o,ogrt, mother ~ 1nf
MISS rhelluA lee anal sister ~ Ass
Annie W,nslesd, nn >ecv. which
sadly sudden stsltaIun suf 20 tt,s
universally las~i soman AT her
.a,r@s,~ ssY &@aevgfs4fs '~,.tf'eessY \" rfsys.
hopeless stfagslv Ngih anea u ais.
'ffTiEE,f ~ 4r'tifrrsf sT'ss - :'fsesis ".
Nckwpu, ilee Nl lh spite II 'hy
Indictment weatb,, thr funeral ard
l0,ermeuf sas apll attended Batkt
d 'inwrts np the sa0sy mound
spoEe.in fNasrtf1s s5aaaril,ft' ~" ths'
warmth and beauty ani happiness
Of that l.ani to which, thi- good
woman has gore ~ ,nntrasted vii b
,hts cold woFij - whleh We ae
still tentiDs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
Ill vuoRM ouI

Does nofssing Ind INV Win j
ls,nY. stiH aai seAias back AIs
you Eind oil The siHs<--kBd work 3
burash7 Have you suzp~ctsd y0s
kidasysf Dickson psppls snaiorse
Doans KsdnNy Pills. yca can ~
~ On their ssaMtn~nis.
Am c. h simon. C~ntsr Aysnns.
Dicksoa. says. Ny mack ~ss
weak and sehei constantly. Mcsn-
ings. l mas jslst 40 tired ~ when 1
went to bed. | isA dro~sy sssd
lsnauid and | had ksaaant bead
Grhss and dixzy apslla. D0sn's
Kidnsy Pills which ! got iron the
Clsmose Pharmacy. Cared ns and
| Aayeat Loiiesd the slightest
symptan VI the trouble aimee"
Price 6r. ri ell dealers. Don't
rimply ask for = kidney remedy
yet Deans kidasy p.lIs--.hs same
that cared Mn. Simon. Foster
Mllbufn Co.. props.. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

H. tbs coutre III conversation
With chamberlain Medicine Go. -
tpeteuisttsF, today we bad occsA.
Ion Is dlscnss IN general WAY the
neflts ei their different preparations,
AZ hls suggestion | take pleasure IA
expressing my estimation ~ Cham
herla,n's Cough Remedy ! have
family II six children aud have usrd
this Fcmeds in my home nv years
! consider il the only cough remedy
un iAe market, AZ ! haze irted near.
y all kisla - Eari e. kors. pub,
llAhe, Hamilton County Republican.
Sews, Syracuse. ksnras adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
OBITUARY.

On rharsdsy night, Deesmbe,
~. 1911, the Death Angel visited
he home Of W. II. Speish,. and
claimed Tor ito victim one OF the
tslt-st lIli-r, little Cora lee, aged
y years. She fsaites behind twin twin
sister. Ora Dee. aud lathe, and
ssepmolher to grieye Tor her.
All was done Tor her that loving
hands and faithful friends could do.
hat God though, ii beet TO cali her
home, She has gone on 10 meet
htr own dear mother, who IL wait.
lns Tor her on that peaceful shore
She has gone from earth to heaven,
And left az here alone.
But again we hope 10 meet her,
Where no parting will be- known.
A Loving Friend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

oa o. before The
FIRST MONDAY ~ FLh., tai,
Il heus the itA da5 N ch., lVis, Aal
rate ia, "a THIS Ioad sei plead sasuss
% irmm Ia ste usl Aisxi agate, l4lln and
athess 10 thvs eause. OF the SAID h,si all
~ tahea as co9lle xsd tis 90 lss ~ct
'svas tssNasF'sx wsrasts ~" <r' ,,,p@tts
II - taft5ct us,ieted ,las .A.s nui.or he
1 4.A ,st,eas Ssi ktsAt. .,vf.tes L.,:tt eseks ~
Ii, fNSk@,a C1iatS EferoFi' - tts las
u40iFc@
Ahnas- "a, aAnl a; office IA ,haI!otte,
c0n, ti4is iiyy~Hbs, 81. l~sa
J ! IAlt.nk.,, An
y, t.%-ssAk A k,lsA-st sts.ssnssssxs ,-,,.; >,,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

handle small n.eans. With the
sAviag stamps. howsyes. all GAG
have q hand 10 financing their gov
efnmsnt. Millions who irlt them.
s4iye. unable 10 spare the amount
u a bond eau contribute through
this channel And the larl that
every penny invested 10 these
stamps ls 10 much saved aud In
vsated IA, a pfoh.. should inspire in
The American people . spirit oi thrill
and saving that haa heretofore been
totally foreign 10 our natures. The
r~4pQnre shuald be uuivs rsai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

The plan Of the soyernmsu, Ia
raise iun Is through the sAle Of war
savings certificate stamps il one at
the mn-, commeniabte pisps yet
instituted The sale OF Liberty
Roads was aud il necessarily car.
cumser,hei because these bond
could No, he issued IN small tenomt.
nations sufficient 20 include the
-msn -sslass "a: ,aa millions sh5
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

Louisville, Ky. proposes to tlaae
her schools and churches III order
to conserve iucl. but " hssf o. na
suggestion 10 eiuse Ine ssltoti@.
Now every isiio~ can comment AZ
be sees Ill Oh this statement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
Get
STRONG
y- s-s..- y. ..AoIin

ns dawn. dat eseoNN0SNs
Scwn- As.sssi and dincoss,esd TAsr i
Aaap fae yu&. Yoae caa = soe dAavrs
from thsssAndb Il e<A&s vAs have sa..
tG~d tOm nd1sssisA, conseyAt;on. bowel.
ki.nv Aad Ev9 sssxn,e. TAsy tnck Via
hpaacA. ~ udlS1rni syveGn pursses,
and saiay ~ ahs1lslaay vsil
c. .. koos4 q Nsskvi1ie. su6~r-d >,
sssaaay fun tn1ouGiue apd ~as - dis
uvssd ~ fsod. 0As u ~ sAys, he Vas
ahr~s sAasved cuk
A frss~d rsrum2ssdsd Win Hspstica.
Nj Mocss h dsapaasin ds-it~t so Try
T. I On vsa nAa esv.- Gthess tell
~ sarne NsRalt
rh~es ~ sas~4 ahc~t Win H.pAtia.
rcs ~ Aad u izyrstssuss o. the lss~i -
S0Ae Il ~ asoss skssrAivs rumaasss kssc~-,
- modranA and al AAAal II iast ssnrs
~ 4 kasHs hassuk had crMssd ttx~s
paan1n ~ ~ Minf Il 1a1nring hsssa4ni.y.
Do - vsni1 thak kno~sne tAsss
ea0A - 800 ~ - ~ ~ rsAQy -
aaseaAb pus1n paiaaS
Win Hepatica 's now being Intro.
siuced and explained At Clemoae
Pharmacy. Dicksoa. Tenn, B, +.
Ssnsi6g 4 Sen. Charlotte. Tenn.
wsruer Iron Co Cumberland Fur.
mace, Tenn; w. I. Weakly, ReM.
burg. Tenn; W. ]. Hacke,s, Trsfs
we'll, Tenn: W. A. Bell 4 Co. Var
leg, Tenn. and BY ]. r. MeGle!.
land, Tennessee Citv. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

II il rnmofed thai kx.CAr S,tha
las al Russia bias escaps4 from ~
IBERIA and his ~htreab3ut. - uB
known, ktreurA} slsn htt fgi 4
from view i..a,ne ans iratskt
will probably soon !etu the d,ssp.
pear.ng procession, Such is tie
destiny oi dicts,ora ia ku~s,a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

-1 ces,sln, ssAi,ss-m4 n ..!,l n !, A., I
.ho during The ~, s.-tlon acre 4
tfemeiy pueasciuus 80 assersius
their RICH, to oppose alt war meas
urea. pos ere ~ ~ * az lambs
Can IL be they have utllI \ ssice
irom Gfine -<''N res .''.' 9"~> -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

An exchange says that Bo,.h,
wiki leaders are all right tsc4pt III
lacking the minor qualities VI ~
telligence. experience, morals aui
patriotism. Sounds a good deal
like the old cooper definition Of
nothing "-- an empty buns.ho!t
without 4 barrel,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

General Pershtng has sent the
American people message that
contains a volume in a sentence d
thrse. nlAaass+ Ills says,r ..'ApyNsps
can be beaten. Germany must b.
beaten, and Germany will be beat.
en-. To every word III which svery
rrd.blooded American viii shout
Amen"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

An accurate statement oi this
e0untrys war aims IL not OF nearly
~ mach importance a. the aeca
raey OF the sins u The boys Ia the
trenches.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
NON RESIDENT NOTICE


A IA LMAhUtIt At NF3aFiJttN, Vilil
Ia Thar caasc Il Appeals isom AFFIDAVIT
dtssi shat tt. ,t,, eAAat i. s2l-4sss II =
p "a. spst,,sal VI tbr NIa;y ahd esiyat so
-sy "a a,Jt pro- ees II ~ therefore 0ssirf.
t.t thai essi ,is.eaiant, A siMks. appFat
"a ibe Nnaf;aG1,se IA Charlotte, sRn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

Perhaps this weather Was cent Ia
order that that Russian grand daeh-
sxs. who IL said 10 he an her way
here, might issi at home xhsn she
arrives.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
NEWS FROM RUSkIA

Ra~ksn Ts~Arr. aaa4 ssasss,aa# xsE h4 t,sa.
se~ea isows ~nsa 10 ~s<k SnAsss.l -. "a.
ssFxsAa~x 4haas ea lat~Hra Wv lsea4s.
.sssssas snA kxa@s pssAA a. R.-ssta.
Case Gaa~x~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

s War saving w'a as.s~ taa&s IL Gas
slble Tor every cIslt~u ~ 'a,t F9ast-
try every man. svuian ari "hid
wlthin 0gs tUriers 10 au "oaN~thins
10 nld their goYernp sat ia her 1ssal
need. W!l ,Qu IL yout .4rtS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
e. {. COLLINS
ipnssal Directors sna
mhstm eY

1&Tr q cagly H'e tce
a. grades x0a.rs aEt
ls.sp's pc TAT Al.
f@s4.a,s1 gtvsS ,r. ali
calls day ~ night
Phones: Store 12~
Residence. i5s.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
$52.70 RAISED IT 4 FANCY
WORK BAZAAR At kIMBLLL

The Ladies Aid and Missionary Socie-
y Of the Presbyterian church at Kim
bell gave . Fsrcy Work Bazaar on Mon
dsy md Tuesday nights st the J. II.
Page Tailoring Establishment.
TIE place wss beautifully decorated in
red, white and blue. The japanese
Booth in which the fancy work article,
were sold deserves special mention. IL
We prssided over what appeared 10 b O
rel japanese maiden who looked and
scssd she psrs perfectly. The articles
cold vve gwen By the members and
frisods Of the church A special feature
w. . silk quilt Of rs squares made by
the ladies Of the Society.
We vish 70 thank the members and
friends Who % generously gave ne their
support. We bad . delightful time and
realized t527s.
MRS. X. O. HARRISON,
Secretary OF the Society.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
PROF. BARnETTS RESIGNS As
PRINCIPAL OF THE GARY
GRADED SCHOOL

Prof. Arthur Barnett has resigned ss
Principal Of the Gary Graded Schools and
lsft Saturday morning for Toledo, Chic,
20 accept . government clerkship there.
Prof. Barnett came to Gary last fall
fresh from Ohio University holding q
Bschsior CT Science diploma and tok
charge Of the school, and under his prin-
cipalahip for the time be WAS here show
I'd . marked improvement both in at
tendance and general cooperative work
among parents, teachers and children.
Gary regrets the los of such . fine man
whose willingness TO work and bring
abous Last harmonious relation between
school and community that will stand 40
. monument 10 his worth for year, to
come.
The peculiar situation oil the school
demands that . man be principal, and
while the Board of Education is locating
. man 70 fill the place, Mics Phyllis W.
Wsssrs 10 very effectively carrying on the
work. The best wishes of the people of
Gary 60 with Prof. Barnett for success
In bis new work.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
Jenkinjones Red Cross

Jenkinjones, W. Va. Feb. q, 1915.
Editor Vt the Mcdowell Times.
Please allow me spsce in your valuable
paper 10 cay lev words concerning the
Red Cross st this piscs.
We hsve bean organized for some con-
siderable time, but have not been sble
70 do much work. However, ne hop>
10 do more In the future 70 let the people
kno~ that We are . part Of this govern
ment and are wiling 10 do our part in
this great crisis.
We have ,ucceeded in organizing .
Junior Red Cross which believe will
succeed with only little ENCOURAGEMENT.
The Junior and Senior Red Cross rave
IN entertainment Monday night and
realized tzl. We wish 20 thank the
many friends for their pstronsss and
liberal donation.
MRS. J. ". CO6ER,
Chairman senior Red Cro~-
MRS. BRANCH. Secretary.
MRS. LUCY HAIRSTON,
Chairman Junior Red Cro~s.
MRS. MAURICE COURTS.
Secretary.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
EAST6ULF

Our sunday school 10 progressing nice
ly. The contest between the class is
very interesting. The primary classes
are In the lead Yet. Mr.. Jonas Olayt
the Superintendent was absent Sunday.
He was visiting friends and relatives in
McAlphine.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Davis we're visit
ing in Beckley Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Caleb Freeman spent the week In
McAlphine.
Rev. Owens from the Flat Top. was in
Esstgulf last week. He spoke ct the
church Wednesday night.
Church work 10 on the boom. The
aides gave . supper Friday night and
raised about $l2. They intend to build
. church in the near future.
Work 10 very good here now. The
outlook 10 prosperous-plenty of cars,
good places 70 work, convenient and
comfortable houses, plenty OF garden
land around the homes, polite and oblie-
ing clerks, . fine place for the man who
wants 70 work and do we'll.
Several young men went To Beckley
70 be examined Monday and Tuesday
We learn that two of them were exempt
Cd. Among those examined wss Mr..
Oths Novlin.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
Church Director"
OOALwOOD BAPTIST OH ROu

OOALWOOD BAPTIST OIL ROu.
sunday school, go .. IN. Pre.chln,
md and 9TH sunday at N O. IN. and \
p- M Prayer meeting "Wednesday ev-
snings. Rev. w. q. Olemsnt-, ID. ID.
pastor
PILGRIM BAIT. CHURCH, Crystal.
Sunday school, 9.3O a. m. Preaching
let and Bird Sunday At n .. m. and <
%. m Prayer nesting Wednesday ev-
eninss. Rev. w. q. Ulemsnts, ID. ID.
pastor.
wILCOE BAPrIsTIOHURCH
Sunday school. $50 .. IN. Preaching
md and Attn sunday at ~ .. IN. and \
y. IN Missionary meeting 1T O'Clock
every znd Sunday. Rev. X. X. Henry.
pastor. John Webster. clerk
MERCY SEAT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Powhstan.
Sunday school, $50 .. m. Preaching
let and 3rd Sundays st II 10 q. m. and 5
y. m. Missionary meetinxs every nr~t
st p. M. Rcd Gross each Tuesday eve
ming. Prayer meeting, Wednesday eve
ming. Rev. X. X. Henry, pastor. II.
u. Vsnhook. clerk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
sT0TEsBURY

Regular services we're held by Rev. =.
Davis ct ST. John Baptist church sun
day. Rev. Sewers delivered . very i'm
pressive sermon 70 slsrge congregation Of
she morning services and Rev. Davis o,
the evening services. The Sunday
school beaded By Thos. smith, supt.
bad IN excellent day, . large attendance
being present The Home Mission soci-
ETY. met st p. m. under the guidance
OF Mrs. Mollie Smith, President, and re-
ports . very beneficial meeting. The
new CHOW sang &C the evening service
and promises 10 rank among the best in
the cosi6elds.
Our band played st sopbis last sstur-
day night. which speaks veil for it a
they are nov being scked 10 70 ell over
the 6eld.
J. W. so~er. Robert Michel. John
Jackson, r L Patterson, and Mrs.
Matte Lawrence we're initiated into the
order o. 81 Sc. Luxe during the week
while Mp. Lula Mitchell, Mn. jackson,
Jackson, Rev. Davis and Mp. Minnie
Divers reobligsted themselves 70 the
order st Tsms
Mr.. Divers 10 getting along nicely from
the injury 90 be foot.
Mr.. George Vaughn and wife vent N
BeckIsy Monday.
Rev. Palmer, OF Crystal, "a. . pleas
ant visitor here Tue-dsy and Wa very
much surprised when he ~ss shown the
plans Of the nev church, the Foundation
OF which 10 new going ID. He claimed
IN oil his pears he Dexer ssv such Q lar
out tor the vorship Of the Lord and con-
srstulssed the people for the priviIere
they have in vortins for the +. p.
White Coal Company that dos % much
for - workers and more specially the
colorsd psopse.
Rev. Bsais. al Mshssues, v. shs susss
q Rsv. Dsvb dusi.R ~ vssk.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
Golden Rule Pays En-
dowment at Kimbau.

The death claim OF brother Emmitt
Carter was paid to his mother, Mrs. Ida
Garter, last "Wednesday IN Bottom Greek
baptist church by the General Secre-
tary, u. ). Miller.
Bro. Miller was introduced To the audi-
ence BY Rev. DIR. J. f. Pryor WHO paid
glowing tribute to the General Secretary.
telling the anxious congregation that he
has always known the Secretary to be .
man to advocate race pride in particular.
The Secretary made some very timely
remarks concerning the race in general
and then spoke of the Golden Rule and
DE Advised. the membsrs particular
~ to keep their dues paid up and work
hard 70 build up their Association nu-
merically.
The work OF the Golden Rule has new
er been better in the history of the or
gAnizarion. Applications are simply
swsrming the home office.
BIG INITIATION.
In Rrsmwell last Tuesday night Unity
Association, No. 4. decided TO pitch !.
two weeks campaign and - . result the
members brought twenty able bodied
mep and women and laid them on the
sacrificisl alter Of the Golden Rule Bene-
icisi and Endowment Association
Among these new candidates were TO be
found four OF our public school teachers
whose hearts are big with race love and
appreciation, % much On that they ssy
that they know no better way ~ show it
than 10 become identified With this grand
and glorious organisation and help to
maze IL what IL should be. Would TO
G'd that We had more such public
school teachers. They are Profs. r.. A.
Boiling and r A Wood; Misses Mamie
ID. Anthony and Luvenis Fuller.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
Church ReorgaDized a,
IBesoco.

B~scco, W. Va. Feb. p, 1918
A most Interesting meeting va held
here Feb. 7-l7 inclusive. The revival
ss~vie~ were conducted By Rev. ivy
nss, $1,000 ~ Rev. y. J. Woodland,
Of Ohsvsssoo. Fourtssn we're added 70
Ne church.
Ths church wss reorgsnized, and Bro.
Ardrsv stobbleheld, I'd Dossn and
viii Hsckest we're appointed descons
There sssms 10 be no reasons Why the
church vork this year should not be suc-
csssful. The members and friends are
bood in prsiss Of the faithful work Of
Rsvs- Tvymsn and Woodsrd and hope
ios thsir spssdy return.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF MCDOWELL COUNTY

CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth Ju-
dicial Circuit Counties OF Nc
Dowell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. Isaiah g. Herndon, Judge
WEIGH: w. Burbridge Pawn
Clerk.
Terms Of Court Second Tues
day in. February June and Sen.
tenn Der.
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon J.s
french Strother. Judge; w. Is.
Payne. Clerk.
Terms Of Court Second Mon.
day in January. April, July and
October.
COUNTY COURT: DR.. R.K.
sra@onier, President, Keystone.
Col Jas. Elwood Jones. and
Howard N Esvenson,
Com missiousrs
W. ". Whvts. slsfh. Wslob.
Terms OF Oourt First Non.
day in January. April. Ausu.t
and October.
License Term. hrst Monday In
June.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Sheriff. S. A. Daniels. wseb
Prosecuting Attorney G.L.
COUNT, WEIGH.
Assistant Pros. Attornav
Samuel Adins.
CLERK Circuitsnd Grim. Courts
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court. W. w
Whyte
County Surveyor, wCMoro.n
Vivian
supt. Free Schools. w Cassius
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. W. } Hatfield, WEIGH
County Road Engineer, W. J.
McClsren
County Health Onicer and cor.
oner, DIR. n. G. Camper
Com missioner School Lands
Z K Rusmisell. Nc DoweU
Mem oers House OF Delegates:
Harvey Hsggermsn, T.. Howard
Harper j. Buel Swope, FLOYD
Waldron.
State Senator'S, Sixth Senate
risi district counties Of McDov
ell, MIngo, wayne and wyoming
John w. Luther, WEIGH: Wells
0oodykootx. williamson.
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the delight If the people.
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MERCY SEAT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Povhatan

NOTICE FOR PISTOL LICENSE.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that I,wiIl make
spplicsssos - de coming ssrm Of The
circuit court Of AsDovsl country. Tor
license 70 carry . pistol.
B. II. WADE,
special Officer.
Northfork, w. We.
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Evening star., 1918-08-25
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, August a.
Melissa Smith. eleven years old.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Smith of 11s South Fayette street, at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon was( struck
and her skull crushed by an automo-
bile driven by Second Lieut.. B. E.
Johnson. Camp Humphreys. Va. In
the machine with Lieut.. johnson were
two others in uniform. According to
reports made to the coroner's jury
tonight the girl, with two companions.
attempted to cross the street in front
of the approaching machine. Her
companions got across without in
jury. Marshall J. Haynes testified
that he assisted Lieut.. Johnson after
the accident in conveying the child
to the Alexandria Hospital, where she
died at 4:10 o'clock, without regain
ing consciousness. According to
Haynes. the machine was, going west
on King street, between Henry and
Fayette Streets Haynes said Lieut..